Militant Catholics clash at Paris church inauguration
Police intervened to prevent a riot outside the former Barnabite monastery now Church of the Holy Apostles as Archbishop Vilatte led a disputed service. Crowds gathered, interruptions erupted during Father Roussin’s sermon, and dozens were expelled before the archbishop continued with pontifical mass amid continued disruption.
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Paris
Church of the Holy Apostles
Degertb. Ing
Vilatte
Independent Catholic Movement
M. Briand
Leon
Father Rowssin
Vic Jatte
Antioch
St. Peter
Roussin
Ament
State News Pickups Between Dark Tobacco Growers and Independents
Between Dark Tobacco Growers and Independents in Lyon and Caldwell counties Kentucky a dispute led to Princeton arrests and two large tobacco barns burned with losses in multiple towns. Association members vowed to end night rider raids and threats. Four firms fled Kuttawa after a blast in a coal mine fire. Scott suffered severe burns and may die after the blast.
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Paducah
Lyon
Caldwell Corner
Kentucky
Princeton
Fredonia
Eddyville
Kuttawa
Ble
Gigantic Cave Found Near Elkhorn River by Accident
An Indian refining plant workers while drilling uncovered a gigantic cave near the Q and C railroad bridge by Elkhorn River. A 300 foot depth was noted where rope and sounder failed to touch bottom.
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Elkhorn River
Senator Cammack Announces Circuit Judge Run
In Frankfort Kentucky State Senator J W Cammack Owen county announced his candidacy for circuit judge in the Boone Grant Owen Carroll and Gallatin counties district. Judge Menifee of Williamstown named by Gov Beckham to replace Judge Lassing will oppose Cammack. Committee members favor a primary. Cammack has long fought for the county unit local option bill and has never been defeated for an office.
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Frankfort
J. W. Cammack
Owen County
Boone
Grant
Owen
Carroll
Gallatin
Menifee
Williamstown
Beckham
Lassing
Cammack
Senate
Attorney S W Hager Fees Suit Taken To Appeal
In Franklin circuit court Judge Stout sustained a demurrer in the case of R W Binghagi county attorney of Jefferson county against S W Hager state auditor seeking to recover fees for sessions with the auditor's agent in Louisville to oppose tax suits in county court The plaintiff’s counsel declined further pleading and will appeal to the court of appeals for a final construction of the statute In Lexington Kentucky University rejoined the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Association after two years.
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Frankfort
Franklin
Penance ends for Kentucky figure the Bronze Christ
Lexington, Kentucky resident Claybourne Martin nicknamed the Bronze Christ completed seven years of penance by walking hatless and barefoot in all weathers. He now plans to wear hat and shoes when visiting others, claiming a divine instruction to suffer seven years. He was expelled from several towns for his actions.
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Lexington
Claybourne Martin
Kentucky
Man Shot Dead After Home Invasion at Camp Christie
Jackson resident KylEN Lykins, described as a "bad man" and peddler, burst into Marion Adkins’ home nine miles north of town intoxicated and opened fire. He had reportedly shot one of Adkins’ young daughters. Adkins then wrestled the gun and killed Lykins on the spot. Adkins surrendered to authorities. the fate of the wounded girl is not yet known.
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Jackson
Kylen Lykins
Camp Christie
Marion Adkins
Mr. Adkins
Adkins
Lykins
Electric plant worker killed by high voltage accident
Somerset Ky Joseph Smith an engineer at an electric grit and power plant was electrocuted at work. He apparently tried to close the house and street circuits simultaneously. The force threw him several feet and broke every bone in his body as two thousand two hundred volts passed through him.
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Somerset
Joseph Smith
Smith
Youth says he killed stepfather to defend mother in Paducah
In Paducah Kentucky a Ye carrier says he killed his stepfather Charles Lewis after Lewis assaulted his mother Joe Faulkner the carrier. The note claims self defense as the motive amid a family disturbance.
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Paducah
Charles Lewis
Joe Faulkner
Faulkner shoots neighbor after illness defense note
A man described as Faulkner, claiming to defend his mother, shot and killed Lewis after returning to his home from a neighbor’s, then escaped and left a note. Details are sparse, with emphasis on the self defense claim and missing suspect.
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Lewis
Faulkner
County to Put Up $109000 for Tobacco Pool
In Gallatin County a special Burley Leaf Tobacco association meeting approved banks contributing 100000 to finance pooling of the 1906 crop. Tobacco will move to warehouses around February 16, signaling strong farmer support for the plan. Also, Payette board of control of the American Society of Equity filed incorporation papers to handle tobacco with the Burley Penasco society to ensure fair prices, with a maximum indebtedness of 20000. City Judge C T Kaltenbacher sentenced Police Chief C J Sullivan for contempt to six hours in jail, but remitted the sentence on first-offense grounds.
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Warsaw
Burley Leaf Tobacco Association
Gallatin County
Lexington
Payette Board of Control
American Society of Equity
Burley Penasco Society
Shelbyville
C. T. Kaltenbacher
C.J. Sullivan
The Limit of Life and Longevity Claim
The most eminent medical scientists say human life limits are well below attainable potential with modern knowledge. The critical decade between 50 and 60 determines duration, and proper body care then is crucial to longevity. Nature's best helper age 50 is Electric Bit, a tonic medicine sold by Haydon & Robertson, druggists, for 50 cents.
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Nature
Ee Haydon & Robertson
Fire destroys tobacco plant at Plum and Genesee Streets
A basement fire at the Day and Night Tobacco Co plant in Auburn New York Feb 4 burned the one story building and its contents. Firefighters struggled in frigid conditions as stock materials and machinery were reduced to ruins with losses pegged at 50000 dollars.
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Day and Night Tobacco Co
Plum and
Genesee Streets
Common Colds Linked to Serious Diseases Warning
Nationally known physicians warn that avoiding colds would prevent many serious illnesses such as pneumonia consumption chronic catarrh and bronchitis The article urges prompt treatment and promotes Chamberlains Cough as a safe effective remedy free of opium or morphine with thirty years of trusted cures and availability from dealers across the Blue Grass.
Newspaper titles and farm publications list
A listing of periodicals including The Sun and Bryan's Commoner Weekly Courier Journal Weekly Louisville Heraldocr at Thrice-a-Week New York Home and Farm American Agriculturist American Epitomist American Farmer readers' Gazette shows a catalog of sources and publications. The fragment notes various titles suggesting a reference page or collection of newspapers and agricultural journals.
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Courier-Journal
Louisville
New York
American Farmer
Reeders’ Gazette
Clubbing Rates From The Sun And Louisville Times
The Sun and The Louisville Times offer one year subscriptions. The Herald also lists a one year rate. The Post provides a twelve month option.
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the Sun
The
Louisville_ Times
del Herald
Louisville Post
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