Court Action Sets Kentucky Election Dispute for Hearing
Judge Taft scheduled hearings on February 12 for a restraining order against Kentucky's state board of election commissioners and the Democratic contestants for minor state offices. The move does not involve Governor and Lieutenant Governor races, and follows concerns over the 119 county boards and certificate issuance. Funeral services for William Goebel proceeded amid inclement weather as security kept troops and partisans apart near the Capitol.
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Frankfort
London
Cincinnati
William Taft
Daniel
Kenucky
State Board of Election
Tate
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Kentucky
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State Board of Election Commissioners
Tayl
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Belm
Louisville
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Mackay
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Ouisville
Uited States Court
Wilson Id Mackay
Board of Elections
Capitol Hotel
William Goebel
Capitol
Capitol Square
Capitol Building
Secret legislative session ends without news from Logan counties
In London Kentucky on February 9 the senate adjourned in executive session with no report of what occurred. The house followed in an open session, logging a dialogue about Taylor Collier and ammunition while declining to reveal details. Both chambers planned committees to draft resolutions on the death of former Representative Speed Smith of Richmond.
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London
Senate
House
Sesson
Frankfort
Aylor
Collier
Speed Smith
Richmond
Justin Goebel Urges Fight for Brother’s Principles in Kentucky
Franksport scene reports Justin Goebel delivering an open letter after his brother’s death. He honors devotion to the people and urges Kentuckians to uphold the law and resist elite misuse. The message questions accountability at high levels and pledges to fight for the principles he stood for.
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Ustin Goebel
Frankfort
Justin Tefel
Kentucky
Manson
Montana Senator Clark Money In Montana Politics Spotlighted
Washington report details testimony before the Senate privileges and elections committee by Clark aides Frank N. Corbett A. J. Davidson and A. J. Steele. Davidson said he spent 210000 in the Montana legislative campaign and 5000 to influence legislators, while ex Governor Hauser testified about campaign funding and the capital location dispute estimating near a million dollars spent.
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Washington
Clark
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Montana
Bickford
Frank N. Corbett
S. T. Hauser
A. J. Davidson
A. J. Steele
Messrs
Davidson
Steele
Hauser
British Transports Arrive in Port For Cavalry Feed Cargo
Three steam ships arrive in New York from Britain, likely British transports. Dominico Larriniga Barton and Hyanthes load in Brooklyn and Jersey City, carrying about 120 000 bushels of oats and 20 000 bales of hay each. St Dunstan sails for South Africa with flour wheat and provisions over 6 000 tons aboard. Bucentaur also loading around 5 000 tons.
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New York
Dominico Larriniga
Barton
Hyanthes
Brooklyn
Jersey City
St. Dunstan
South Africa
Bucentaur
Deathbed of Nation's Oldest Ex Congressman Thompson
Terre Haute Ind Feb 8 Colonel Richard W Thompson on his death bed at age 1 but this is an OCR error. he is described as the oldest living ex member of congress and former secretary of the navy in Hayes cabinet. He has outlived most presidents and John Adams is noted as having died in his arms.
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Terre Tlaute
Ind
Richard W. Thompson
Thompson
Congress
Navy
Hayes
John Adams
Lebanon
Mort G. Beckner
Pennslyvania Railway
Beckner
J., M. and I
Crawfordsville
Kate Shirley
Chicago
John B. Stetson
St. Louls
Feb. C
Weather Bureau
Susie Thompson
Winnebago Street
Marine Avenue
Branklin Avenue
Morgan Street
Third
Sixth Streets
S27
North Third Street
Sixth
Olive Streets
Jefferson City
Tempature
Anton Tleister
Morristown and Fairland Win License Fight for Saloons
Morristown and Fairland residents had long fought retail saloon licenses with remonstrances. Frank Totten of Fairland and William Towns of Morristown secured licenses after villagers claimed attorneys in fact could defeat applications. County commissioners overruled and granted the licenses.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Morristown
Fairland
Frank Totten
William Towns
Train Collision in Dense Fog Kills One at Conan Station
A northbound passenger train and a freight train collided at Conan station on the C M St P line due to fog. Fireman Tumble was killed, Engineer Schaeffer injured, S C Wyman’s leg crushed possibly amputated, others injured. Locomotives and several cars wrecked.
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Tumble
Schaeffer
S.C. Wyman
Wareoma
John Hallwell
Presbyterian Hospital
Michael Lynch
Chicago
London in doubt casualties at Potgieter's Drift
A long dispatch from Ladysmith dated Feb 6 reports heavy fighting, uncertain Buller action, and high British casualties as relief of Ladysmith continues amid volleys from Boer positions. Reports note Buller holding position, possible relief within a week, and ongoing shelling along Magersfontein and Coles Kop.
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Macdonald
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Belmont
Douglas
Ninth Lancers
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Magersfontein
Two Die as Wiscan Rail Collision Injures Three
Two men were killed and three injured in a collision between two switch engines on the Wiscan line near Chicago. Emergency crews worked at the wreck site as investigators gathered evidence to determine the cause of the crash.
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Chicago
Financial Bill Debated As Senate Returns to Session
Washington report says the senate resumed discussion of the financial bill with Allen accusing Republicans of breaking faith on bimetallism and discrediting the international commission. Cockrell offered a technical critique of House and Senate measures while warning the substitute could perpetuate national debt. The House met briefly. tariff legislation on Puerto Rico was reported and set for next Thursday with a week of debate planned. Lawton funeral prevented adjournment, private bills to be taken up today.
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Wisconsin murder probe stuns Monroe county
Relatives of James Lewellin push for a murder investigation after a Wilton hotel room death claimed as suicide but detectives point to homicide. The case involves a Waterloo man with hundreds of dollars and a hotel keeper named Daniel Trump amid expected arrests.
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la Crosse
Wis
Monroe County
James Lewelin
Waterloo
Wilton
Lewellin
Daniel Trump
Tornado Ravages Collinsville Area Injuring Many
A tornado struck near Collinsville Illinois and nearby St. Louis causing multiple injuries and widespread property damage. Homes and a coal company building were leveled, telegraph poles toppled, and a live wire fatality occurred in St. Louis.
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