Judge Upholds Day Law At Berea College Racial Separation
Richmond Ky February. Judge Benton sustained the Day bill prohibiting mingling of white and colored students at Berea College. Berea was indicted in October. The decision upholds racial separation and 25 mile distances between white and black schools under same board. If Berea is found in violation the case may rise to the Kentucky Court of Appeals or the U S Supreme Court.
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Richmond
Benton
Friends of
Berea College
Beres College
Berea
Nicholasville
John G. Carlisle
New York
Guy Mallon
Cincinnati
C. F. Burnam
B.A. Crutcher
Commonwealth
Attorrey
Madison County
Kluklux
Kentucky
United States
Madison Court
Court of Appeals of
Supreme Court of the United States
Judge Porter C Walker Dies After Illness
After a six weeks illness Judge Porter C Walker a leading local figure died at his home at noon. Death was caused by Brights disease and complications. He was born near Owensboro about fifty one years ago and was the son of J M Walker a famed local distiller. Dr J H Laurence, a respected mountain physician, also died suddenly in Hyden Ky. Owensboro reports ten percent of its population has grip.
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Lawrenceburg
Porter C. Walker
Bright
John M. Walker
Judge Walker
J. M. Walker
J. H. Laurence
Hyden
Owensboro
Ollie James Tackles Roosevelt on Railroad Rate Bill Mayday
Representative Ollie James of Kentucky denounces Roosevelt’s stance on the Railroad Rate Bill, arguing the President must align with Democratic demands for broader reform. He criticizes partial penalties, praises progressive planks, and calls for stricter punishment of rail barons while urging bipartisan backing for Democratic principles.
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Washington
Ollie James
Kentucky
Roosevelt
James
Mr. James
Republic
Democratic Party
Adoe
Bryan
Congress
United States
San.Juan Hill
Harriman-Vanderbilt-Cassatt-Hill
Elkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Severe Lamb Losses From Cold Storm Hits Anderson
A cold storm has severely affected lambs in Anderson with many perishing from exposure. C H Morgan of Petty neighborhood reports sixteen losses out of thirty six lambs expected to arrive in the next weeks. The notice mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a favored treatment for coughs and colds. It also notes the trial date March 6 for Mrs. Cassie Chadwick in Cleveland.
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Anderson News
C. H. Morgan
C. I Baby
Cassie Chadwick
Cleveland
Chamberlain
Pat Eeet
C. J. Haydon
Springfield
Little Breeches Reflects on Faith and a Lost Boy
In a rustic anecdote the speaker recalls a spring night when his four year old Gabe vanished in a prairie snowstorm. Searchers cue torches and prayer as they scrounge for Gabe and the wagon. A lamb shed yields warmth and a vision of angels guiding Gabe home, praised as a higher deed than palace duty.
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Gabe
Pearl
Chippy
Alway
Peart
Terbacker
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised For Cures At Flat Rock
Wm Bedell of Flat Rock Michigan testifies to Bucklen's Arnica Salve healing ulcers sores and cancers. He calls it the best healing dressing he has found. It also soothes cuts burns and scalds. Sold for 25 cents at C J Haydon's drug store with guarantee.
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Wm. Bedell
Flat Rock
Mich
Bucklen
C. J. Haydon
Unlucky Farmer Loses Barn To Fire At Pottinger Place
Between one and two oclock Wednesday afternoon a hay barn on James H Mahoneys Pottinger property burned, totaling about 500 dollars in loss with no insurance. The 18 tons of hay 50 bushels of corn and farming tools were destroyed while nearby lumber valued at 200 dollars survived. Mahoney fed 24 cattle and 100 hogs but none were harmed. In five years he has suffered multiple fires totaling 3100 dollars including a 2500 dollar residence fire in 1899 and a 600 dollar barn fire in 1902.
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James H. Mahoney
Pottinger Place
Gethsemane Road
Mahoney
Nelson News Items From Nelson County Kentucky
Nelson County reports Lagrippe visiting multiple localities while doctors handle many cases with few deaths. George R Mattingly loses a greenhouse and contents in a fire last Friday morning causing about three hundred dollars in damage with no insurance. The February Nelson Circuit Court term opened in Bardstown with a light docket as new cases await resolution.
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Kentucky Standard
Lagrippe
George R. Mattingly
Nelson
Bardstown
Southern cotton growers seek fair prices with new plan
A Franklin Favorite dispatch from New Orleans dated January 25 reports cotton growers in the South united to push for an equitable price amid fights with tobacco interests. The piece notes farmers nationwide working to improve income andity in markets.
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Franklin
Tobacco Trust
South
New Orleans
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Berlain
Haydon
Wharton & Tapp’s
Wharton & Tapp
Springfield, Ky
S. M. Campbell
The
Springfield Sun Weekly Courier
Journal Farm and Fireside
Springfield Sun
God
Taggart
Isrul Parr
John Hay
New Haven
Peoples Deposit Bank
Geo
D. Reterteen
F. Thorman
J.A. Boulware
Sun
the Sun
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