Enjoins Taylor to Restrain Governor From Exercising Functions
In Loumymie Kentucky on February 14 Democrats will file an equity suit to restrain Governor Taylor from exercising any gubernatorial functions. A temporary injunction is expected, with appeals planned if the Republican administration ignores the court action. The legislature remains in Louisville as the dispute unfolds.
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Loumymie
Cantril
Georgetown
Equity
Taylor
Alonzo Walker Habens Vorpas Weyland
Court of Appeals
HL Smith
Frankfort
Assembly
Senate
House
Colossal Bunco Game Confession by Miller Syndicate Employee
Oscil Leslie a press agent and Miller syndicate employee confesses to The Evening World about a colossal bunco. He alleges the Franklin syndicate ran the scheme with former Lyons & Co. and E. Dean Co. managers in New York. Miller is said to have netted about one million dollars or more.
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Miller Syndicate
New York
Evening World
Miller
Reduced Passenger Fares Raise North Dakota Rates
Northern Pacific announces a three cent per mile reduction to eight cents for North Dakota travel. The plan avoids rate changes on other lines and is set to take effect in early February. Possible loan discussions and political maneuvers hinted in Berlin and Washington.
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Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Fanco
Nita
Withdrawal of All British Outposts Amid Boer Pressure
Feb 12 to 14 dispatches report Boer forces driving in western British outposts at Bastard's Nek Hobkirk's Windmill and Coleskoy and forcing retreat to Maed ers Farm British batteries and horse units fall back from Slingersfontein to Rensburg with eastern flank threats. Heavy fighting and shelling by a Boer force of thousands over five to one advantage leave Rensburg uncertain. Kimberley bombarded Feb 8. British retreat continues west of Retberg.
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Rexepena
Bastard’s Nek
Hobkirk's Windmill
Maeders
Akeeneberg
Cape Colony
Rensberg
Page
Slingersfontein
Losnon
Evening News
Feam
Reneberg Eays
Feinseema
Coleskoy
Pastardy Nek
Ret
Berg
Coleskop
War Office
Kekrsean
Kimberley
Modder
Lowpor
South Africa
Ae River
Marshal Roberts
Rnce
Boller
Vaal Krantz
Lord Roberta
Lord Roberts
Modder River
Loxpon
Julian Ralph
Daily Mail
Modder ‘River
Riff Sateen
British and Boer tensions deepen in South Africa view
Fragmentary report notes renewed Zulu pressure near Hlangwana hill and Colenso while General French is absent. It mentions Rhodes fears, Dr Leyds denial of Rhodes murder, and Boers demanding higher indemnity. Captain Al informs The Hague of conversations with Free State envoy on peace terms and British pay.
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Colenso
French
Msbery
Buller
Rhodes
Geeil Rhodes
Leyes
Ers
Ture
Leyds
Maries
Gould
P Free State
England
Coresiaces
Alis
South Africa
Eptache
The
Hague
Orange Free State
Muller
Transvaaler
Cape Colony
Natal
Bechuanaland
Basutoland
Kimberley
Orange River
St. Lucia Bay
Transvaal
Morning clash at Alexandersfontein amid South Africa war news
Reported two hour infantry engagement at Alexandersfontein on the Hebron morning amid broader South Africa war coverage. Telegraphs from London note British force under General Wood advancing from the south to seize Zoutpans drift and hold it.
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Alexandersfontein
London
Forcs
Wood
Zoutpans Drift
War Office ramps up factory output for South Africa
News from Lonpon and London reports the British war effort accelerating with four large steamers chartered, 100 Maxims secured through foreign consents, and Woolwich Arsenal employing 1000 workers. Four gun and ammunition factories operate day and night producing 4,000,000 rounds weekly.
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Lonpor
War Office
South Africa
Japan
Armstrongs
England
Woolwich F Arsenal
Trusts Opposed Big Convention Makes Progress First Day
At the close of the first day of the anti trust conference convened by the National Anti Trust League in Onrcaco, February 13, substantial agreement emerged on enforcement measures. Speakers urged coordinated action to curb monopoly power and promote fair competition across industries.
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Trust League
Central Music Hall
W. H. Black
Ilinois
Lee
South Dakota
George Sherman
Michigan
Carl Spelling
California
Frank Elliott
Kansas
C. B. Matthews
Buffalo
N. Y
Congressman Sulzer
New York
Boston Hall
Minneaponis
Washington
the Times
Representative Caldwell
William Jeunings Bryan
Bryan
Kansas City
Onrcaco
Molineux Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
New York February 12 Roland B Molineux convicted of murder in the first degree for poisoning Mrs Katherine J Adams on December 29 1898. Jury deliberated about eight hours and unless saved by appeal or clemency he faces the electric chair. His defense offered no evidence and relied on state testimony. The trial lasted over 90 days with substantial backing from his notable father General Molineux.
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Roland B. Molineux
New York
Katherine J. Adams
General Molineux
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