Sulzer Defense Sudden Ended in Impeachment Trial
Albany report says Governor Sulzer rested his defense without appearing in person as the impeachment trial neared a holiday adjournment. Testimony touched on Sulzer stock dealings, pressure from Tammany Hall, and investigations led by John A. Hennessy. Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall denied pressuring for an end to the trial.
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Albany
Sulzer
D. Cady Herrick
Govenor Sulzer
Washington
Mila
Cou
Onis
Charles Murphy
Tammany Hall
Mra
Ounsel
Dogenmore
Herrick
Cullen
Duncan W. Peck
Superintendent of Public Works
Sizer
John A
Hennessy
Peck
Ir. Hinman
Whessy
William Sulzer
Thally Ernor
Toll
Sailure
Sarecky
Spriggs
Dientana
Frawley Committee
John A. Hennessy
New York
Bureau of Deportation
Buffalo
Frawley
Uct. S
Charles F. Murphy
Spaniards Massacred as Rebels Take Torreon
Dispatches from Mexico City report a massacre of Spaniards after Torreon fell to rebels. Claims cite 175 Spaniards killed in Torreon with refugees and diplomats seeking details. American officials confer with Mexican authorities amid uncertainty. other foreign residents’ fates are unknown.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Madera
Saitillo
Mexico
Snor Cologan O'Cologan
Nelson O'Shaughney
Washington
Tracy Aubert
Saltillo
Bankers oppose federal reserve plan at annual meeting
In Boston on October bankers from across the country backed amendments to the federal reserve act, criticizing the Glass Owen bill as socialistic. They praised their currency commission and urged enactment of proper legislation while warning of government control over currency versus private banking interests.
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Boston
United States
Federal Reserve Plan
American Bankers’ Association
Conference of Bankers
Federal Reserve Act
Congr
Currency
Glass-Owen
Joseph H. O'Neill
O'Neill
Thomas ©. McRae
Arkansas
A. Moehilenpah
Wisconsin Banke
Maines
Ebenezer J. Hill
McRae
Meine
Currency’ Commission
Congress
Wwe
Ngressman McRae
McRae Morshed
Hill
Chicago
Vereney Commenieatere Teastuog
National Monetary Comission
Association
Federal Reserve Banks
Tie Ta Prin
Central Reserve Association
Federal
Reserve Board
Central
Low Church Faction Wins First Contested Vote at Protestant Convention
In New York the low church side prevailed in the opening ballot at the Protagonist Episcopal church convention as Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann of Trinity Church Paton was elected president of the house of deputies defeating Rev. Dr. W T Manning. Dr Mann’s victory seen as a major win for the low church faction. The assembly also elected Bishop Vincent of Southern Ohio as cudt man and re-elected Dr. Samuel Hart of Connecticut as secretary. A memorial by Bishop Alfred Harding proposes a constitutional amendment for a revised representation method in the house of deputies.
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New York
Bioscopal
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Paton
House Deputies
Mann
W.T. Manning
Trinity Shared
Asa
Henry Anstice
House of Bishops
Revd Vincent
Ohio
Cudt
Samuel Hart
Connecticut
Alfred Harding
Washington
House of Deputies
W York
Home Rule Bill Pledged by Churchill in Scotland Speech
Winston Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, told constituents that the government would push the home rule bill as planned and uphold the law. He warned opponents that a general election would occur before any legislation could pass the Irish parliament and urged repeal by those who oppose the bill.
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Wundee
Scotland
Winston Spencer Churchill
The
Admiralty
Churchill
Turbulent Times Highlighted in State News
World and local events fill the page from currency concerns and religious factions to a Russian murder trial. Transit derailments report injuries, while political shifts, mining updates, and financial notes ripple through the region.
Alleged Ritual Murder Trial Opens in Kiev Russia
The Beiliss trial begins in Kiev before a full bench, with prosecutors supporting a ritual murder theory. The 13 year old victim Andrew Kushinsky was found with 47 wounds in a cave near Kiev, Mendel Beiliss a brick factory clerk is charged with conspiring to kill him.
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Kiev
Russia
Mendel Beiliss
Andrew Kushinsky
Kushinsky
Holy Synod
Ioay
Andrew Kushiniaky
Toll
Belliss
Deliberate Starvation Ends Life of Palo Alto Woman
Palo Alto, Cal., Oct. Mrs Grace H Foss, 43, died today after a 67 day fast with only water. She resisted all attempts to force food. Her decision is attributed to melancholia. She was married to Joseph Foss, a Palo Alto contractor.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Grace H. Foss
Judge Humphreys Remits Penalties in Contempt Case
Seattle judge John Humphreys orders remittance of penalties for Glen Hoover former assistant attorney general fined 109 dollars and G N Hodgu pioneer ex-legislator six months hard labor for contempt of court. Some defendants released by habeas corpus writ. disbarment of H M Wells not revoked. others face contempt actions. supreme court cites Humphreys over injunctions and contempt in Olympia cases.
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Seattle
John Hyphreys
Glen Hoover
State of
H. M. Wells
Thomas W. Russell
United Mine Workers of America
Emil Henrickson
State Supreme Court
Humphreys
Olympia
H.W. Titus
Humpheye
T. Siegfried
Bar Association
Veteran Mathewson Shuts Out Athletes in World Series Fight
New York Giants veteran Christy Mathewson baffled the Philadelphia Athletics at Shibe Park, pitching a 10 inning 1-0 victory highlighted by his infielding and a ninth inning rally. Mathewson drove in the only run as the Giants tied the series at one game each, with Wiltse excelling in relief and Plank solid for Philly.
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Philadelphia
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics
Winess
Earore
Giants
Athletic Park
Mathewson
Boston Ted Sox
Athletics
Plank
Oldring
Collins
Baker
New York
Polo Grounds
Athletica
Strunk
Barry
Doyle
Willie
Feld Grand
Wiltse
Mctory
Larry McLean
Meyers
Grant
Herzog
Colting
Fletcher
McLean
Snodgrass
Merkle
National Commission
Melunis
Murphy
Burns
Shafer
Stewma Mathewson
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