Ben Johnson of Kentucky era and biography
Nelson County Kentucky native Ben Johnson grew from a young lawman to a pivotal Democratic figure. The piece traces his ancestry, education at St Marys and Louisville, service as a legislator and speaker, his role as a successful business leader, and key positions including collector of Internal Revenue, congressman, and Kentucky party leader. It discusses his era’s political tensions and optimism for a renewed Democratic strength under his influence.
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Nelson
Kentucky
United States
Thomas Nelson
Virginia
Nelson County
Commonwealth
Pottinger Creek
Beech Fork
Salt River
Athens
College of St. Joseph
Bardstown
Allegheny Mountains
France
Rowan
Hardin
Pope
Wickliffe
Grigsby
Chapese
Guthrie
John Hays
Western Hemisphere
Joseph Holt
Wittle
Marshall
Menifee
William Johnson
William
Maryland
Hills
Johnson
New Orleans
William Johnsons
McManus
Louisville
Nashville
Young J Johnson
Thomas E. Bramlette
Bramlette
Ben Johnson
John C. Breckinridge
John J. Crithesdlem
John B. Thompson
Charles S. Morehead
John Young Brown
W. C. P. Breckinridge
J. C. S. Blackburn
James B. McCreary
James A. McKenzie
John G. Carlisle
John M. Harlan
Old Commonwealth
James B. Beck
James Guthrie
St. Mary’s College
Marion County
University of Louisville
Young Johnson
Kentucky Democracy
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Milton H. Smith
Alleghenies
John M. Atherton
John Sherman
Atherton
Blaine
Conkling
Thurman
Lamar
Tilden
Senate
Aldrich
Carlisle
Cleveland
Internal Revenue
Union
Congress
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Congressional
William O. Bradley
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
William C. Bradley
Deboe
Ohio
Ollie James
Owsley Stanley
Ollie Jam
For Children's Amusement
Children often prefer making their own toys from scraps and imagination. With modeling clay cardboard and a wool threaded needle a child can create many forms to occupy long afternoons.
Judge frees man in eastern Washington dog fight ruling
Spokane judge dismissed cruelty to animals charges against George Hepton after a prolonged trial over a bulldog and a shepherd dog fight. The court found the bulldog the aggressor and ruled Hepton acted in defense of the shepherd dog, which was sunning on his porch. Experts testified to each breed's fighting traits, and the bulldog died after Hepton intervened.
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Spokane
Wash
Hinkle
George Hepton
Robert Clark
Washington
Hepten
Hepton
Chicken Stealing a Felony Declared Valid by Judge Gantt
Jefferson City Missouri court upholds a law making chicken stealing a felony at any hour. In Boone County two white men Butch Johnson and Richard Estes were fined 25 dollars each for stealing neighbor belongings. Judge Gantt affirms the law's validity and constitutionality. Good will aiding her sex: Cornelia Sorabji praised by government for efficiency and salary increase from 200 to 400 rupees monthly.
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Jefferson City
Judge Gantt
Missouri
Boone County
Butch Johson
Richard Estes
Bengal
Cornelia Sorabji
Court of Wards
Partle
Cantilevia Stallion for 1908 Season at Springfield Farm
Cantilevia No 13480 offered for the 1908 season at six miles from Springfield on the Mackville and Springfield turnpike. The ad states the stallion will stand at the owner's place for breeding services.
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My Place
Springfield
Mackville and
Winchester Boy
Booker Station
Cantilevia the Bay Horse Sire of Noted Colts
Cantilevia a bay foaled 1889 by Onward No 1411 stands for 10 dollars for Horse Colt and 12 dollars for Mare Colt. He is described as sire of top county colts with a mile pace under 2 20 in lease, from dam Fanchon Hamlin's Almont and Edwin Forrest line. Owner J H Beam emphasizes care but disclaims liability for accidents.
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Cantilevia
Onward
Onward Silver
Fanchon
Hamlin
Almont
Edwin Forrest
Star Davis
J. H. Beam
Chester Dare
Chief
Red Chief
Clark Chief
Harrison Chief
Montgomery Chief
Bourbon King
Washington County
Washington County Fair Association
Allen
Springfield
Letter of Note Lies Unopened at City Hall Yesterday
Atlantic City reports an unopened letter from November 12, 1904 found buried under an executive carpet at city hall, sent to the wife of Mayor Stoy. the misdelivery delayed three years. Coin auction prices rise in Boston with rare pieces from 1737 and 1652 Pine Tree money featuring strong sums. Senator Clay of Georgia described as tall by hair pompadour and expressive handshake. Local printer ad promotes paints and color canels with offerings upon request.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Stoy
New York
Ste
R. Child
Boston
John Higley
Yau By
Senator Clay
Georgia
Senate
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