The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-02-04
NEWS NOTES.

/ ed loss OF $3.50, 600.
James Dayton, years old, was run
down and killed by street car in Lou
isville.
The redrying tobacco plant Of J. z.
Taylor e. Co., Of Lexington. was dam
aged 5000 by fire.
| Tom l.. johnson, former mayor of
Cleveland, is believed to be in New
York undergoing medical treatment.
Arthur Cook. a Cairo, ILL.,, Negro
wanted for selling booze. was found by
Federal officers in a Bible Institute
studying to be a preacher.
Europe's seven largest cities rank as
follows: London. ALSO, 900; Paris, g.
700. coo; Berlin, 1900, 5000; Vienna, g.
600, 900; st. Petersburg. | ,430, 900; Mos
COW. 1850. 900. and Constantinople, L.
| 100, 600 inhabitants.
Floyd Frazier, under sentence of
death at Whitesburg for the murder of
Mrs. Ellen Flannery in 1907, collapsed
when the Court Of Appeals affirmed
the death sentence. Fraz er is only 20
years old
An involuntary petition in bankrupt
cy was filed in the United States cir
cult court in New York against the
firm of Fisk & Robinson, bond dealers.
The liabilities amount to $1,000, 600, all
but one million secured.
Argument on the appeal Of Col. Dun
can Il. and Robin J. Cooper began in
the Supreme court of Tennessee Tues
day. They we're convicted of the murder
of former United States Senator Car
mack, and each sentenced to 20 years
Imprisonment.
Upon being told of the death Of his
wife in a Lexington hospital, Clarence
l.. Fleming. a contractor, drew a re-
volver and fired bullet into his body, |
dying almost instantly. The bodies Of
the husband and wife were buried in
the same grave.
Angered by the action Of the Central |
Labor Union. at Rome, Ga, in declar-
ing meat boycott, retail meat dealers |
and their employees, representing so
families in that city. resolved to buy no
clothing or dry goods until the meat
boycott is raised.
James A. Baker, of Attleboro, Mass,
and two women. whose identity is I'M
known. were killed, and Russell A. Tai
bot. of New York, was fatally injured
at Denver, COL. when a trolley car
crashed into the automobile in which
five persons were riding.
Over 100 miners are reported entomb-
ed in a coal mine at Primero, Col, sew
eral miles from Trinidad. Eight bodies
have been recovered Conditions indi-
cate that all miners inside are dead. 1t
is estimated that there were at least
l25 men in the nine when the explosion
occurred.
Charles l.. Warmer. the defaulting
treasurer of the Big Four railroad. as
first witness in the trial of Mrs. Jean
cite Stewart-Ford in Cincinnati. said
that he had paid Mrs. Ford $1,000 a
month for seven years from Oct, 1902.
Mrs. Ford is charged with having black
mailed Warrener.
Her clothes saturated with oil, pieces
of a lace curtain tied tightly around her |
neck, another piece binding her feet,
the dead and scorched body of Mrs.
Alice Van Zandt was found lying across |
gas stove in the kitchen Of her home |
in Cincinnati. Her husband is held by
the police as a witness.
For the establishment of the George |
Peabody College for Teachers. to be
located at Nashville, Tenn, the sum of
81, 900, 900 was given at a meeting in
Washington Of the board of trustees of
the Peabody Fund for the Advancement
of Education in the South. The loca-
tion of the college was left to the trus-
tees of the institution.
The republican party in Indiana re-
organized its State Central Committee
preparatory to entering upon the cam
paign. In each of the meetings in the
10 Congressional districts resolutions
were adopted praising the administra-
tion of President Taft and declaring
that the real issue in Indiana is the re-
election of Senator Beveridge.
The people OF Hindman have already
subscribed $40. 900 toward the rebuild
ing of the Hindman w. c. T. u. set
Element school. which was burned, and
plans will be made Immediately for its
rebuilding. Some of the largest trees
in the native forests of Knott county
will be used in the building. which is to
be an exact model of the burned build
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