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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Kansas, (search)
minor State offices......Feb. 26, 1900 The gubernatorial contest between Beckham and Taylor having been submitted to the courts, the Louisville circuit court decides in favor of Beckham......March 10, 1900 The court of appeals decides by a vote of 6 to 1 that the action of the legislature in declaring Goebel governor was legal......April 6, 1900 An appeal from the decision of the Louisville circuit court in the gubernatorial case is filed in the United States Supreme Court......April 16, 1900 The grand jury at Frankfort returns in dictments against Henry E. Youtsey, Harlan Whitaker, Berry Howard, James Howard, and Dick Combs for the murder of Goebel, and against others as accessory before the fact......April 17, 1900 In the Franklin county circuit court final judgments in favor of the Democratic claimants for the minor State offices are entered......April 18, 1900 Col. David G. Colson, on trial at Frankfort for the killing of Ethelbert D. Scott, in the lobby of the C
Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), New York, (search)
Feb. 24, 1900 Governor Roosevelt signs the bill for the preservation of the Palisades......March 21, 1900 Ground broken at City Hall, New York, by Mayor Van Wyck, with silver spade, for the rapid transit tunnel, in the presence of 20,000 people......March 24, 1900 Governor Roosevelt orders several detachments of the national guard to Croton to quell a riot of Italian laborers on the aqueduct......April 14, 1900 Governor Roosevelt appoints the New York tenement commission......April 16, 1900 The remains of 110 prison-ship martyrs, recently found in the navy-yard, interred with military honors in the vault under Fort Greene......June 16, 1900 Governor Roosevelt nominated for Vice-President by Republican National Convention which renominated President McKinley......June 21, 1900 Hoboken wharfs, opposite New York City, destroyed, with three North German Lloyd steamers, involving a loss of 250 lives and $10,000,000......June 30, 1900 John Woodward Philip, naval off