Governors in Kentucky Crisis Deepens as Troops Questioned
Amid a tense standoff in Frankfort Kentucky Governor Goebel’s condition worsens and the state military faces a crucial decision. Governor Taylor isolates, while Republicans push to deploy or restrain troops as battles over authority and public order unfold.
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Kentucky Goebel crisis fights over governor and assembly
In Frankfort and Covington reports detail a power struggle as Governor Goebel battles to control Kentucky's legislature. Attorneys clash on whether the governor can convene or adjourn, while state forces prepare for possible mobilization with militia units and disputed authority over the General Assembly.
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Goebel Sworn In as Kentucky Governor
Frankfort February 1 William Goebel was sworn in as governor of Kentucky shortly before nine o'clock with J C W Beckham sworn in minutes later by Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals. A statement claimed the boards favored Beckham, militia guarded legislature, and Goebel was proclaimed rightful governor. The scene included tense moments at the Capitol hotel as Goebel and Beckham asserted their claims amid chaotic proceedings.
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Goebel Proclamation Orders Multitude Home in Kentucky
Governor Goebel issues a bold proclamation in Frankfort ordering the first and second regiments of the Kentucky State Guard to return home and stay there until lawfully called into service. He also commands all unlawfully interfering individuals to disband and cease terrorizing members of the general assembly and other citizens of the commonwealth. The message underscores the governor’s authority amid unrest surrounding the assembly.
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The Goebel Election Law and Kentucky’s Turmoil
The Goebel election law shapes Kentucky politics by appointing election officials in Frankfort and county boards, with three state commissioners elected by the legislature. It grants state board control over election machinery, enabling evasion through appointments of traveling or unavailable Republicans or Goebel Democrats. The system pits party interests against fair access as the Sixth Page continues.
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Contingent Kurtsindind Contending in First District Race
In the Kansas First congressional district contest Captain Coney denies any independence plan and Curtis is praised as a principled leader. The anti Leland faction faces a tough choice between backing Hatley or remaining loyal, with counties like Nemaha Doniphan Leland Jackson Broderick and Leavenworth weighing in. Curtis supporters claim strong Leavenworth and Shawnee backing and foresee a Curtis nomination barring a major anti-Leland shift.
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Drown Them Out Amid Transvaal War Notes
London reports from Lorenso Marques say the Transvaal is ready for bombardment near Kip river and Ladysmith to drive soldiers from bomb shelters. Portuguese authorities tighten passport controls and monitor Boer aid. Transvaal consul warned of consequences for neutrality infringements.
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Governor in Trouble Over Dixie Lee Case
The Wichita Eagle laments Governor Stanley and county attorney backing two leading firms defending Dixie Lee, a disreputable woman, against a railroad depot project. It argues lawyers defend wrong for pay, warning of political and civic damage if the depot is halted.
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Buller Rumors of New Tugela Crossings Reported
London dispatch notes claims General Buller crossed the Tugela at three points and fought all day, while Ladysmith reports quiet with occasional shelling by the Boers. Jubert moved to the upper Tugela. Prieska is occupied by British artillery. The War Office denies Buller movements but has not confirmed exact positions.
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Lost 40 Percent In British Casualties At Sea War
London reports show casualty figures mounting as Gen Hunter’s operation north of the Tugel reaches 1,200 with estimates surpassing 2,000 and higher losses at Splon Keyte. Admiralty warns Marine Officers to stay ready while seamen with less experience are pulled from the channel squadron signaling early reserve mobilization. House of Commons debaters voice cautious confidence with a motion for a home force urged as the cabinet prepares to meet. Public spirits are low.
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Death of Joubert at Ladysmith area echoed by troops
Spearman's Camp Natal Jan 30 reports optimistic mood among ranks after Queen's message and General Fuller's speech praising General Wanen and General Clery's divisions. Troops hope to reach Ladysmith within a week as enthusiasm rises. Natives claim General Joubert was killed by a shell near Ladybart.
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Unclear Robbery Gang Sought After Irving Case
Police near uncertain lead as five men are charged with a robbery at Lying Irving in Wilson County. Report says near Altoona six men robbed Sank, stealing $700 in silver. Vault entrance was not breached and only silver was taken. Investigators suspect the same gang may be involved and search for a sixth man.
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Talk and Eat Banquet for State Bar Association Ends in Lively Toasts
Lawyers gathered at the Hotel Throop for a closing banquet with humorous toasts by David Overmyer and others. The event featured champagne and punch, floral decorations, and guests including judges, lawyers, and officials who traded stories of court life and Philippine experiences amid festive cheers.
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Roberts Will Sue Over House Travel Pay Demand
Washington February 1 K H Roberts of Utah, recently excluded from membership in the hone, filed a formal demand with the house sergeant at arms for about $2,000 in mileage and pay. The claim accompanied papers asserting rights and threats of legal action if not paid. Officials declined to accept service of the papers.
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Turkey Yields Amid Tangled Names and Confusing Detail
A garbled report notes Constantinapte, an unnamed subject tutor Tatys the Parte, being taken to the itatian cahecara and handed to her father in a convoluted sequence of actions.
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Queensberry Dead Author of the Prise Ring Rules
London observers report the Queensberry author of the prize ring rules has died. The obituary notes his influence on boxing governance and the sport's formal rules, marking a historical end for a key struggle over protective measures and fair play in ring competition.
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