Goebel Taylor Contests Promise Dramatic Federal of State Races
In Kentucky the Goebel Taylor and Beckham Marshall contests for governor and lieutenant governor will be heard by a legislature drawn by lot. Republicans vow rebuttal and counter charges citing fraud in Goebel notices, including claims of 2000 Kenton county votes stolen. Goebel camp promises sensational county wide testimony. Colonel Whallen arraigned on attempted bribery, bond set at 10000.
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Count von Buelow Demands Full Reparation for Flag Outrage
The German chancellor issues a strong demand for full reparation after what authorities describe as an outrage to the German flag. Officials say the incident sparked protests and calls for accountability among colonial or domestic actors.
War tensions rise as Germany demands reparations over sea seizures
Washington reports intensified Anglo German dispute after the imperial mail steamer General seizure fuels German indignation. Emperor William, angered by vessel seizures not tied to contraband, orders a stern note through Count von Buelow. London shows no reply anticipated for days. Beveridge Philippines resolution credited to Lodge Davis and Allison as editors.
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England
Germany
Associated Press
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Pivot of the Campaign Heavy Battle Expected at Tugela
London reports a likely major clash on the Tugela river next week as British forces gain mobility. Boer trenches extend about 40 miles, complicating flanks, with Buller’s lines about 17 miles long and work relentlessly pursued.
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Carnegie Denies Promising $50,000 to Republicans
New York January 5 Andrew Carnegie told a World reporter there is no truth to the report he promised to subscribe fifty thousand dollars to the Republican national campaign fund. He said he would donate nothing if the platform is imperialist or un-American. He added his mind is open but his purse is closed until the party upholds his principles.
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July Fourth Safety Warning From Statistics
A historical note warns that July Fourth yields more accidents and losses than any other day, suggesting national risk has increased and implying a shortage of safe behavior on Independence Day.
Hanna Denies Candidacy for Republican Convention Chair
Senator Hanna says he will not seek the permanent chairmanship of the next Republican national convention. He notes other men are more eager for the honor and he will yield. He also declines to be an Ohio delegate-at-large, supporting General Dick for that post.
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Hanna
Ohio
Bryan to Attend Blackburne Senate Victory in Jan
A Frankfort report says William J. Bryan will be in Louisville on January 16 to witness Blackburne's election to the United States Senate. Bryan will speak before the joint session and may address ongoing state officer contests, staying two days and attending a Democratic banquet on the 16th.
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Courier-Journal
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Blackburn
William J. Bryan
United States Senate
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General Assembly
Pingree backs tax law for Michigan Central railroads
Governor Pingree sent a special message to the legislature proposing amendments to the charters of Michigan Central and other specially chartered roads to bring them under the state general railroad tax laws.
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Lansiing
Mich
Michigan Central
University of Chicago backs new spelling reform
Advocates report the University of Chicago will use and advocate the new spelling after a 20 to 16 vote by the university congregation in favor of the reform adopted by the National Education Association. Plague fears halt Honolulu port transports to the Philippines. vessels will bypass Honolulu and proceed directly to their destinations.
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National Educational Association
San Francisco
Honolulu
Philippines
Doctor shoots Griffin then kills himself in office row
In Louisville on January 5 Dr T M Gay shot and killed O Griffin in Dr Gay's office during a quarrel and then shot himself through the heart. Both were tied by social and business ties.
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Louisville, Ky
Financial Debate Begins as Aldrich Opens Senate Discussion
Senator Aldrich opened the Senate debate on the financial bill with a prepared manuscript speech. The speech drew careful attention from peers who asked no questions during delivery. Beveridge gave notice of a Tuesday speech on the Philippine question, and Pettigrew’s resolution on the Philippines was postponed until Monday for further hearings.
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Aldrich
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Pettigrew
Philippines
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House Resolution Seeks Information From Secretary Gage
The House adopted the Sulzer resolution asking for all information on government funds deposited in certain New York banks. The measure was broadened to include the New York customhouse site sale. Gage’s supporters expected full disclosure, and the vote was unanimous.
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Detained German Steamer General Overhauled by British
The Imperial Mail steamer General has been detained at Aden and occupied by British troops to search her cargo, which is to be discharged. The General, owned by the German East African Lines, was seized after earlier action against the Bundesarath. The manifests show no war material, yet she was compelled to discharge.
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British Columbia Proposes Mounted South Africa Troops
Victoria legislative session opens with a motion by the premier and opposition leader offering a mounted troop fully equipped for service in South Africa to the Canadian ministry.
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Victoria
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South Africa
Burglars Loot Minn. Stores for cash and tobacco
Burglars broke into and looted Gunder Krestue Sam Lorrison and Merrill Tofte & Co. stores in Fisher Minnesota. About $60 in cash and 12% pounds of tobacco were taken. No clues available.
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Sam Lorrison
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Fusionists form American league in Germania hall protest
Sioux Falls S D December 29 under Senator R F Pettigrew direction about 200 fusionists met in Germania hall and organized an American league as a protest against imperialism militarism and control of all industrial institutions and the government itself by organized capital.
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United States
R. F. Pettigrew
Germania Hall
Hood's Sarsa parila Health Restorer Ad Claim
The copy extols Hood's Sarsa parila as a great health restorer that purifies and vitalizes blood, promising health regained after neglect. It claims thousands recovered from illness and notes Hood's Pills are gentle yet effective.
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No Action Planned on Advancement of Santiago Fleet Leaders
A Washington dispatch reports after a White House conference with President McKinley and Secretary Long no step will be taken to advance Rear Admiral Sampson or Rear Admiral Schley. A court of inquiry will not be appointed unless formally requested by Admiral Schley, currently at Buenos Ayres.
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Sears, Roebuck & CO
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Buenos Ayres
Attorney General to seek U S Supreme Court action
Jefferson City January 6. Attorney General Crow plans to sue in the Supreme Court to stop Chicago from polluting the Mississippi River with sewage from the Chicago canal. The move aims to halt alleged water contamination affecting the region.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago
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Chicago Canal
Special Guard Train Sent Toward Lumberton to Avert Lynching
Ratesen North Carolina January 6 A special train carrying 27 members of the governor's guard departed for Lumberton to thwart an alleged planned lynching of Reuben Ross a negro convicted of assault and twice reprieved by Governor Russell.
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Lumberton
Reuben Ross
Russell
Believe Jameson Escaped Hoorp LanGer Raid
Six horsemen fled from Lady Smith Tuesday night as pursuers gave chase. It is believed the group included Colonel Rhodes and Dr Jameson amid rumors of an attempted raid or escape.
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Cecil Rhles
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