The Paducah sun

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session when Lexington Louisville

and other towns joined in and aided

Frankfort for the present bill

TO KEEP GUNBOAT OUT

Capo Uaytlen Jan29lho Domin

lOin gunboat Prosldento has arrived

here and her captain mado a request

upon the Haytien government for mu

nitions of war to which President

Nord made no response After the

installation of tho new Dominican

consul hero tho president left for

Monte Oristi It is said she will at

tempt to prevent the Gorman steamer

Schanmbnrg at present hero from en

tering Monte CriitL

SENSATION EXpEOTED

Bedford lad Jan 29 Bedford is

expecting an arrest in tho Schafer

murder mystery within 48 hours Tho

entire city is in n nervous state and

tho word has passed from mouth to

mouth that there will be radical devel

opments soon The officials howov

orassnro overy inquirer that absolute

ly no evidence in their bands will jus

tify nn arrestn v UlJ

TWO uEATHS

Knoxville Tenn Jan 2UTwo

deaths havo recoiled from tho collls

ton between Southern and Louisville

and Nashvlllo railroad freight trains

near MIddlcsboro Ky Brakoman D

W Bittlo of Knoxville died lato last

night Tonight Wm J Barnwell of

Knoxville died at Middlesboro Both

employee of tho Southern

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The Paducah sun. (1904). Paducah, Ky., 1904-01-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85052116/1904-01-29/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Paducah sun, 1904-01-29.