Fugitive Jack Powers Surrenders in Goebel Case
Frankfort Kentucky April 27 Jack Powers formerly of Bell county and one of those indicted for complicity in the murder of Governor William Goebel surrendered today. He posted 10000 bond and will be tried in September. Steele and Frank Cecil faced indictments but fled were later involved and Cecil testified in Powers trial. Authorities expect Steele may testify next about the Goebel plot.
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Circuit Court May Term Docket Counts 161 Cases
Last Friday was the filing deadline for the regular May term of the Circuit Court. The docket, compiled by Circuit Clerk Walker, runs five days and includes 106 continued cases and 55 appearances, totaling 161 cases of all kinds.
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Court Docket Sees Expanded Case Load Across Dockets
The docket lists 43 continued and 23 new cases on the ordinary docket, 10 continued and 20 new on the ordinary docket, and 53 continued and 12 new on the equity docket, reflecting a rising court workload.
What Do We Plant? Gateway Magazine Row
A fragmented reflection on planting and building, weaving ship and house components into a single motif. The text blends maritime and architectural imagery to explore growth and construction across lifelike cycles.
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Unique still destroyed in moonshine district raid
In Eastern Kentucky Buck creek head Owsley county was the site of a revenue raid. Deputy U S Marshal William Mayes and posse seized and destroyed a unique still concealed beneath a dwelling floor. The Moonshine operation highlights ongoing enforcement in the region.
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How to Ward Off Old Age And Digestive Health
How to ward off old age by maintaining vigorous digestion through age appropriate foods. If digestion is weak or disturbed, tablets are suggested as a remedy. Rev. John B. Kelly rector of Holy Trinity Catholic church in New Albany for twenty four years died at St. Joseph's Infirmary this morning.
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Multiple Local Trials and Transfers Spark Kentucky News
In Kentucky and nearby towns a series of brief items unfold. State Revenue Agent A. M. Harrison sues First National Bank in Louisville for back taxes on 90000 across 1901 to 1903. Newport reports Albert Freitag held for killing his sister and found unsound mind, committed to Lakeland asylum. Louisville notes Mrs. Mary E. Niland dies from grief after her husband’s death. Middlesboro reports a $225 robbery at the L&N passenger office with no crew seen. Gov. Folk of Missouri to speak at Kentucky State Bar meeting. RCA McDowell confirms. Mrs. Lena Clark, widow of Charles J Clark, dies in New York. body to be buried in Louisville. Ashland announces a new 100000 freight depot to link with regional rail lines. Bowling Green records Mary C Slaughter and James Murrm at Ft Mackenzie via Western Union telegraph for a distant marriage. Berea College case moved to next September term over Day act coeducation issue.
Fitzhugh Lee Dies in Washington After Stroke
Gen Fitzhugh Lee U S Army retired Virginia's notable son dies at Providence Hospital Washington after apoplexy on a train from Boston to the capital. He was born Fairfax County Virginia nephew of Robert E Lee and had a long career from West Point to cavalry commands in the Civil War.
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Oil firm tried for peddling without license in Marion
The Standard Oil Company faced an indictment for peddling oil in Marion county without a license. A $100 fine was imposed in one case with 487 indictments remaining. A second case saw a guilty verdict and a $100 fine. Tom Riley was fined $25 for gaming, and Jesse Spalding $2.
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Marion County
Tom Riley
Jesse Spalding
New Life Pile Ad Displays 1886 99 Governor Timeline
An OCR fragment notes a drug store location Hayden's Drug Store at 250 and refers to the Governor of Virginia from 1886 to 1899 and a United States association or ace designation, suggesting a promotional or historical display.
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