Wealthy Plungers Suffer Heavy Losses in Union Pacific Pool
Three prominent financiers John Jacob Astor Robert W Goelet and Cornelius Vanderbilt reportedly lost between 4 to 9 million dollars in the Union Pacific venture On Harrimans advice after aiding his campaign against Fish The trio, longtime directors of Minnesota Central, faced sorrow but remained financially formidable Vanderbilt endured marginally lighter losses while Astor and Goelet each lost over 2 million.
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Four Die After Crossing Collision Near Kansas City
Four people in a buggy, two men and two women, were instantly killed at the Fifteenth Street crossing of the Chicago and Alton railroad two miles east of Kansas City. The Red Flyer westbound from St Louis struck the carriage. two bodies were mutilated, and the men are believed to be George Henry and Ff Mon Ber based on papers found. The carriage appeared to have driven into the engine despite the crossing bell ringing for minutes.
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Forest Fire from Illicit Stills Hits Kentucky Region
Revenue officers raided illicit stills near Cave Creek. Two men, William McFadden and son Sidney, were arrested. forest fire spread before it could be controlled. Officers included P. B. Elliott and P. C. Thompson with others from Kentucky and Tennessee. Prisoners held for court by U.S. Commissioner George C. Moore.
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Shelbyville
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Tragic Death After Domestic Quarrel In Louisville
Mrs. Lillie Clark wife of Ollie Clark an Illinois Central employee died after drinking concentrated lye at home. A quarrel with her husband led him to take their five year old son to his mother in Owensboro. He returned too late as she despondently drank the lye before his arrival and asked forgiveness as she died. He laments and blames himself for the tragedy.
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New Campaigners Elected as Kentucky Democrats Choose Leadership
Louisville report says the state Democratic campaign committee met at the Seelbach electing Harvey Mo Cutcheon of Russellville as secretary and James Garnett of Trigg county as successor to Judge Joseph Robbins. C C Bosworth of Lexington was named assistant secretary. Robbins resigned due to professional obligations. Also notes C. F. Holden of Pittsburgh will drill for gas near Central City after securing leases, with two wells already yielding gas. Hopkinsville reports Ea Lascoe guilty of horse theft and sentenced to two years. Lascoe was one of three Black men who escaped a county jail but was recaptured.
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Clay Indorsed for Nineteenth Kentucky District Seat
Mt Sterling Kentucky Democratic county committee met at French and unanimously endorsed J Will Clay of this city as the party nominee for the Nineteenth Legislative District. Clay was named in last November's primary before the redistributing law suit and Menifee county endorsement, with only the district committee to ratify the nomination to conform with law.
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Four Brothers Arrested in Post Office Robbery Case
Four Pineville brothers Simon Artur Roy and Mareads are accused of robbing the Harlan Kentucky post office on March 9. Deputy U S Marshal Sam Van Bevers detained them and Roy and Mark confessed to Commissioner Logan. they await trial in federal court at London. The group allegedly formed a conspiracy with the younger boys led by the older ones. Ages range from 10 to 19.
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Drunken man fined as gatekeeper attacked with alligator
Loulaville Kentucky Edward L Thompson fined ten dollars in police court for drunkenness. He allegedly was denied entry to the Greater Louhnville exposition due to his condition, then drew a 24 inch alligator and struck the gatekeeper, injuring him. The incident caused a costly misunderstanding. London Kentucky insurance agent M Brock is misidentified as killed. he arrives alive from Salyersville and says he does not know the man claimed to have killed him. In Louisville, Judge Walter Evans quashes five counts against W B Smith, former Western National Bank president, but allows five other counts to proceed to trial for misapplication of funds and false statements.
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Gumberland Telephone Company Notice Summary
Leland Hume of Bee’s and Ain’t Chetl Maen files a public notice with Gumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co. The document references a formal action or registration pending decisions by local authorities.
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Leland Hume
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