Fight to a Finish in Kentucky Governor Contest
Frinkfort February 21. Democratic senators ratified Goebel’s governor victory while Republican Gov. Taylor refuses to recognize the proceedings, pledging to continue the legal challenge. Negotiations over Senate chairmanships resume as the contest board may seat the Democratic candidates by Saturday, delaying other state offices. J. L. Sutton and Furland Whittaker, tied to the Goebel case, are in jail or due for bail as investigations continue.
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Goebel
Taylor
Senate
Frinkfort
Sensitor Goebel
Teut. Gov
Marshall
Gov
Carter
Yeas
Atte
Sharkey Knocks Out Jeffords In Second Round
In Detroit on February 21 Jimi Sharkey defeated Jim Jeffords in the second round of a ten round heavyweight bout Referee Megan counted Jeffords out after a break from a clinch Sharkey landed a right over his head Jeffords claimed a foul but the decision stood Stationed on the scene later Jeffords spoke of no foul while Sharkey maintained the win was earned Also reported Guilty of Manslaughter in Maryville Missouri C G Jesse druggist convicted for murdering Jank Griffin editor of the Daily Review and sentenced to two years imprisonment stating he acted to protect his family
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Jimi Jeffords
Detroit
Lom Sharkey Lastight
Jim Jeffords
California
Ty Men
Sharkey
Jeffords
Megan
Shackey
Veteres
Maryville
C. G. Jesse
Jank Griffin
The
Daily Review
Tesse
Japanese volunteers offer 100 trained men for South Africa service
Vancouver reports Japanese residents renew their offer to form and equip a corps of 100 trained volunteers at personal expense. Fifty are said to be former soldiers of Japan. The volunteers seek dispatch to the front with British forces in South Africa, and all are ready for green papers on British trip.
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Jape Bower
Britain
Vancouver
B. C
Aoblers
Army of
Japan
South Africa
A Wild Rumor on Choate Recall Over Macrum Charges
London reports cable chatter claiming Choate might be recalled to express US anger over the treatment of Consul Macrum by British officials. The U S embassy says no action or instructions have been issued by Britain or by Ambassador Choate. British officials deny consular letters were opened at Durban as alleged.
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Choate
Macram
London
United States
Charles K. Macrum
Pretoria
Joseph H. Choate
Durhan
Ma Erum
National Society of the DAR Opens Ninth Continental Congress
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened its ninth continental congress in Washington with representation from every state. Mrs Daniel Manning of New York, general of the national society, called the meeting to order as Mrs Betty McGuire Smoot of Virginia gave the invocation. The Marine Band played the Star Spangled Banner before Mrs Manning spoke and Mrs Robert Emery Park of Georgia offered the response.
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National Society
Washing
Washington
Union
Grand Oper House
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Daniel Manning
New York
Congress
Betty McGuire Smoot
Virginia
Marine Band
Manning
Robert Emery Park
Georgia
Split and Walkout at Populist Meeting in Lincoln
A turbulent Populist national committee meeting in Lincoln Nebraska ended with a split and walkout. Anti fusion leaders, after credentials denials, formed a new committee while fusion supporters adopted the credentials report and adjourned, likely enabling a three man panel to summon the national convention in the same city alongside the Democratic convention.
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Reur
Lincoln
Neb
National Committee
French hope delaying canal decision until report
A Nicaraguan official told AP that the French expect the American government to await the Walker commission report before deciding the canal route. He said it is reasonable to consider expert engineers' opinions before a final decision.
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Paris
Associated Press
Cnld
Tahiti Mail Service Shifts From San Francisco Route
San Francisco February 21 The brigantine that regularIy carried mails from this port to Tahiti will stop carrying them. Future mails will ride regular steamers to Auckland and Sydney. At Auckland mails transfer to a line serving Tahiti Fiji and the Galilee delivered the last mail by sailing ship.
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San Francisco
Tahit
Auckland
Sydney
Reopening of Spreckels Sugar Refinery in Philadelphia
The Spreckels sugar refinery, owned by the American Sugar Refining Co, reopened in Philadelphia after a weeklong shutdown for the annual block-taking. About a thousand workers returned to duty, and the McCahan refinery, not under American Sugar, plans to resume next week after its own shutdown.
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Spreckels
Philadelphia
Tuladelphia
American Sugar Refining Company
McCahan
Gales wreck ships off northern Spain. dozens missing
Strong gales along the Santander coast cause multiple shipwrecks. Three small vessels are wrecked near the city with twenty four sailors drowned. Eight ships are reported missing. Two coastal vessels with crews feared lost near Gijon.
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Santander
Spain
Gijon
Saloonkeeper Mauled in Dunville Assault
Moe Stewart, Dunville saloon keeper, was attacked by a drunken glassworker last night. Stewart was dragged from behind the bar by three companions and struck, suffering a broken leg and a fractured skull. A car pin is suspected in the assault.
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Muncle
Ind
Moe Stewart
Dunville
Stewart
Phelps Out of Danger After Illness in New Haven
New Haven February 21. The attending physician to ex minister to England B J Phelps says the crisis is past and danger is over. Though he cannot sit up yet, recovery is expected to be marked in days and a complete return to health in a matter of weeks according to the doctors.
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Phelps
New Haven
Conn
B. J. Phelps
England
Tin
Porto Rican tariff debate opens in Congress
The Porto Rican tariff bill dominates weeklong Senate and House debate with Democrats united against the measure and Republicans like McCall and Littlefield delivering forceful arguments. Payne leads for passage while discussions on substitutes and Hawaii governance unfold alongside a related relief bill for veterans and pending cases.
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Richardson
Datsell
Senate
Washington
Sch
McCall
Masschusetts
Littlefield
Maine
Trchardson
Congress
Dalyell
Pennsylvania
Sena
M Hale
Votgresa
United States
Hawaii
Constlera
Cullen
Denied by Clark Over Corrupt Spending in Montana Campaign
Senator Clark of Montana testified before the senate committee on privileges and elections denying any corrupt expenditures. He detailed political spending totaling about 120000 dollars while vowing to oppose Thily’s rule and noting he would leave the state if it persisted. Attorney Campbell indicated Daly would rebuttal on the stand.
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Montana
Washington
Clark
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Tracey
Campbell
Surrey
Thily
Daly
Staud Jb
Yaqui Indians March on Guayamas Reported
Information from Ortiz Lenora Mexico states 2000 Yaquis are marching toward Guaymas with intent to capture the town and its stores. Mexican forces about 800 hold the garrison as roving bands engage nearby. reinforcements may be needed.
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Axatiu
Tex
Ortiz
Lenora
Mex
Torres
Guayimag
Trent Fire Destroys Elevators and Depot
A serious blaze in Trent South Dakota destroyed Cargill Bros elevators and the depot, with Cargill and Hye companies affected. Officials suspect the fire originated from a spark near the engine of the night freight, though details remain unclear.
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South Dakota
Plandrau
Trent
Cargill Bros
Hye Company
Hendrickson
Tts
Reckless driver awarded damages in local wheel incident
A man named Oshikoshi was found sustained by a wheel incident involving Alfred Halkiey and Nettie Hot feueher. The case also mentions Misa Horchbies and a Poe 5,000 amount in dispute, with unclear context and several garbled names.
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Oshikoshi
Tan
Alfred Halkiey
Army Reorganization Aims to Modernize the Force
In Washington on February 21, Representative Fit introduces a bill from the War Department to reorganize the army. The measure seeks to improve efficiency by restructuring the military units and clarifying the line of authority within the Army.
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Washington
Fit
House
Huwin Mayo Dead In Chateau Queuber Quebec
Mayo of Podd al Wilken drops dead in Chateau Fralite yesterday. Details unclear due to poor OCR. Authorities report sudden natural death. no further information available at this time.
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Chateau Enten Qeuber
Quebec
Iwi
Mayo
Clateau Fralite
Maya
Prouk Myo
Wilson
Venezuelan protest rumors debunked as revolution claims surfacing
Caracas and press deny reports of a new Venezuelan revolution, labeling such claims as fame. Separately in Washington Representative Lacey proposes a civil service amendment to extend term limits and allow reappointment, while Des Moines lawmakers debate a permanent university tax levy to raise 275000 dollars over five years.
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Caracas
Venez
United States
Venexteli
Yesterda
CVE
Washington
Lacey
Civil Service Net. 1
Des Moines
Tow
State University
Miras
Death of a Distinguished Judge in Los Angeles
Fragmentary oblique notice reports the death of a former judge William of West in Los Angeles. The incomplete text references his badge or title, a ceremony or vicinity, and mentions a wife and daughters, with years and places badly garbled.
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Los Angeles
Cal Bacs
William of West
Giryri
Worthy Eltzen
Sthurapalls
Micheles
Miller Sen La Crovse Wis Is William Miller Guilty of Manslaughter
Miller of La Crosse Wisconsin is found guilty of manslaughter in the death of M Kihie WHE iam Role. He is sentenced to six years and eight months after pleading self defense and taking full responsibility. Fire damage reported at Prairie Die Water Works and a mill in Baraboo causing about 84000 loss with 7400 insured. Also news that the barge Oaklands bound for Providence went down off the Jersey coast in a recent storm with four men dead.
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Baraboo
Meir
Jobn Miser
New York
Nathan Hale
Oaklands
Fonteroy Coal Company
Providence
R. I
Jersey
Three Men Fatally Burned In Steel Works Blast
Chicago February 21. An explosion of a ladle of molten metal at the Illinois steel works yesterday injured several workers. Three men are fatally burned. Rushed to hospital, their condition is critical. The accident is under investigation and details remain sparse.
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Chicago
Illinois Steel Works
Sweden's Merchant Marine and Shipbuilding Outlook
Far Northland Comaul Winslow writes from advance sheets of United States consular reports on Sweden's merchant marine. He notes the share of Swedish, Norwegian, and other vessels in imports and exports, counts 1,008 steamers and 1,754 sailings, and details royal trade supervision and proposed fee reductions to aid shipping. Prices, wages, and shipbuilding materials are outlined, with emphasis on Swedish steel works and timber.
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Adv
D. Winslow
Stock- Hol
Lis Fatese
met+ shant marine of
Sweden
Mr. Winslow
NorwWegian
Af Peesmit
Royal Board of Trade
Werehaut Marine
Swedietr Ship
Sweilish Steel Works
Sweilish
Bulkx
Teller
Witters
Rurne
Enenn
Ran Wrcklers
Briss
Lahore
Ils
Stan Amit Salle
Renmin
cUb Moatywitits
HLA
ASO
Econd
Eueineers
Phils
Unclear historical dispatch on Sweden Russia risks
A mangled dispatch from Lendias overboy Generl Bobkemt discusses Sweden under potential Russian pressure in coming years. The text references a Polish request and fears of intervention, noting a tense mood and heightened alarm about possible attacks if Sweden remains passive.
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Lendias
Overboy Generl Bobkemt
Sweden
Giawercil
Cfor
Wien
Earies Fox Lim
Nordic Democracy Debate Shows Sweden More Democratic
The essay argues the Norwegians are less democratic than the Swedes, countering claims by Trot. A. Seluek at Jonkoplag. It describes a two-class aristocratic vision in Norway and notes Sweden’s laws ensure equal rights, portraying Sweden as more democratic and Norway more aristocratic between the two nations.
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A. Seluek
Jonkoplag
Tige
Norway
Sweden
Wave of Scandinavian Migrants to Minnesota March
Reports from Minneapolis quote union station agent John Groerum predicting many hundreds of Fine workers will arrive in Minnesota during March. He notes most will settle with families in the Dakotas and Montana, while some stay to work on railroads and in mines as spring approaches.
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Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
John Groerum
Union Station
Minneapolis
Finland
America
Fragments from a Nameless Policy Rush and Trials Report
Scattered items reference a Norwrelm storthing petition for party sign renewal denied by bulger committees with a pro report planned. Mentions Academy of Selenes in Parks, Swedes in a Kanabee county alliance, military actions, athletic events in New York, and a police move against a local point dispute affecting property values.
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Kibjarofer
Norwrelm Storthing
Bulger Cammitres
Academy of Selenes
Zouthen
Copenlagore University
Minis
Teres
Weer
Sherif
Pork
Fidze
Tondtent
Can Wester
Ube
Magersfontein
Bech-Olsen
Daniel
New Yorke
Hon
Roeher
Grand Secreary
New York
Buonheater
Phe Gins
Lekd Las Saruediy
Farm purchase by Fred Bijlk sparks Langdon change
Fred Bijlk, a large Towa stock owner, buys the Viol farm of 205 acres at Langdon for a heavy price. The farm has changed hands twice in recent months and is expected to be converted into extensive mock ragels, signaling major local agricultural shifts.
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Fred Bijlk
Towa
Langdon
Pridhum
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Huwin Mayo
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