Two Governors Tank Kentucky Crisis in Frankfort
In Frankfort the state faces a power struggle between rival governors and armed troops. Republicans largely back Taylor while Goebel supporters threaten force as they clash over adjournment and control of the legislature.
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Welch
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Charlton
Lewisville
Louisville
Castleman
Taylor Exceeded His Authority in Adjournment Debate
In Frankfort on February 1 a conference with ex-Governor McCreary and Judge W. B. Pryor among others discussed Mr. Taylor's legal power to adjourn the Legislature to meet in London. McCreary announced the unanimous opinion of the attorneys that there is nothing in the constitution supporting the action.
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Edelin
W. 8. Pryor
Lewis McQuin
Kentucky
General Assembly
Frankfort
McCreary
Louis McQuown
Taylor
London
Legislator Clue Tied to Goebel Assassination
Covington police report a clue naming a statehouse yard sighting after the Goebel shooting. A House member told an officer two men fled from the executive building and offered to testify at any future court hearing. The witness’s name is withheld.
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Covington
Goebel
Andiox
State House
Kentucky Soldiers Prepare for War in Frankfort
In Frankfort February 1 boxes of ammunition arrive at Adjutant General Collier as blankets pour in and capitol grounds buzz with activity. A rumor of Lieutenant Gray resigning is dismissed by Colonel Williams as absurd.
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Collier
Capitol
Gray
Williams
Taylor Seeks McKinley Aid After Kentucky Crisis
Governor William S Taylor of Kentucky sends a lengthy message to President McKinley from Frankfort dated today. He asserts he is the legally elected state executive and outlines the Kentucky emergency prompting his appeal for federal intervention.
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McKinley
W. S. Taylor
Kentucky
Frankfort
Taylor
Governor Turmoil Urges Federal Aid to End Kentucky Disorder
The record notes a critical state with a possible riot and bloodshed. Governor Taylor seeks presidential recognition as governor and appeals for federal intervention to restore peace in Kentucky. The administration's aid is urgently requested.
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Kenucky
Taylor to Face Legislature Backing Down Report
In Frankport Kentucky the Farmer's Bank refuses to pay militia warrants drawn by Governor Taylor until an attorney opinion is secured. Report suggests Taylor will allow the Legislature to meet in Frankfort tomorrow. Goebel’s status remains unstable with swings in fortune.
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Taylor
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Goebel
Great Northern Securing Trainmen
Chicago February 1 One hundred railway trainmen left for St Paul after being chosen at a secret Wyoming hotel recruiting station. They are to be distributed along the Great Northern from St Paul to Seattle and may be sent at any time. Eight hundred applicants have been accepted.
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Wyoming
St. Paul
Great Northern
Seattle
Rene
Three Killed In Florida Train Wreck
A Plant system fast train derailed twenty miles north of Tampa Florida after striking an open switch. Engineer Kennedy died instantly. one unidentified body and the son of mail agent H P Hernder died later at a hospital. Several others injured as mail express cars and two day coaches overturned. Authorities suspect intentional switch opening aimed to wreck the train.
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Fla
Here
Kennedy
H. P. Hernder
Roberts' mileage claim rejected by House committee
The House Committee on Mileage rejected Brigham H. Roberts of Utah for mileage in his House seat contest. He claimed 2,597 miles each way from Salt Lake City to Washington at 20 cents a mile, totaling 1 088 80, but he was absent and said to be in Chicago.
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House Committee On
Brigham H. Roberts
Utah
Roberts
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Cure a Cold in One Day Quinine and Laxative Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Laxative Sromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back promise from druggists. It features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and includes the slogan Rob Peter to pay Paul. It contrasts with Hood's Sarsaparilla as a nerve strength remedy.
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Peter
Paul
Hood
Buller crosses Tugela as battle resumes at three places
London reports from the St James Gazette that General Buller has again crossed the Tugela at three spots and fighting has continued all day. The War Office and the Gazette differ on timing but the paper asserts its information is credible though exact positions are not yet confirmed.
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St. James
Buller
Tugela River
War Office
Ministry Cites Parliament Jealous of War News
London dispatch notes public dismay at parliamentary debate over national safety measures. The Globe laments a paralyzed empire while Rosebery stands out. Boer War updates mention Buller’s silence and a Hanoverian officer claiming 10 000 European troops with 300 officers aiding the Boers near Ladysmith.
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The
Globe
Lord Rosebery
South Africa
English Troops Confident at Spearman’s Camp
Optimistic mood among English forces at Natal camp after Queen’s message and General Buller’s praise for Warren and Clery divisions. Troops hope to reach Ladysmith within a week. reports say General Joubert was killed by a shell near Ladysmith.
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Queen
Buller
Warren
Clery
Ladysmith
Joubert
Muddy complexions blamed on constipation cure marketed
An old ad touts Karl's Clover Rot Tea as an absolute cure for chronic constipation with a fifty year sales guarantee. It claims to improve breath and complexion and promotes a 26 cent price and availability at S0da Eagle Drug Store.
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Eagle Drug Store
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