The Powers Goebel Case Opens In Frankfort Courthouse
Frankfort March 25 crowds fill the courthouse for Powers examination over Goebel assassination. Warden Lillard testifies he heard shots from the executive building and saw the secretary of state office window. Golden testifies Powers urged him to recruit marksmen to kill enough Democrats to control the legislature. Court guards and tense exchanges mark the start, with defense and prosecution clashing over witnesses and intent.
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A Sight of Thrror Awful Night Panic Over Widow’s Illness
Mrs Lincoln recounts the widow of General Burnham of Machias feared to die from pneumonia before morning. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for saving her life after three doses, saying it cured consumption. The remedy is advertised as a universal cure for throat chest and lung diseases at 50 cents to 1 dollar with free trial bottles at Crawford Bros drug store.
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London Bridge Daily Walkers Count Reaches Two Hundred Thousand
A public note reports that about 200000 people cross London Bridge each day. The message urges care for horses and humans alike, warning against overfeeding and exposing them to heat.
Senate approves Puerto Rico relief conference report
Washington March 23 The senate adopted the conference report on the Puerto Rican relief bill by 85 to 15. No Democrat voted for the report. Tillman of South Carolina sharply opposed the conference report, demanding free trade with Puerto Rico and the Philippines and condemning efforts to influence votes. He charged the measure was influenced by a trust and hinted at political retaliation for opposition. The debate touched on tariff policy, trust influence, and civil rights implications, before the conference report was adopted by voice vote and the senate adjourned.
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Tragicrail Fatality in Columbus En Route to Midland
Leon Jenkins, a well known fern dealer from Midland Georgia, was found fatally injured on the Southern railway track near Columbus after likely being struck by three trains during the night. He was fourteen miles from Midland, and his body was identified this morning.
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Electric Bitters Cures Mrs Hunt Without Surgery
Mrs Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire prognosis for stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. After seven bottles of Electric Bitters she was wholly cured, avoided surgery, and gained weight and vitality. The remedy is guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles at Crawford Bros drug store for 150 cents.
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