Sulzer Defense Sudden Ended in Court
Albany reports the Sulzer impeachment trial shifted as defense counsel halted their case without calling Governor Sulzer or his wife to testify. Judge Herrick noted pressure from various quarters, including Washington, for the governor to appear, while testimonies from bankers and state officials drew into focus the governor’s Wall Street dealings and alleged conflicts of interest.
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Albany
Shlaer
Cady Herrick
Selsey
Theself
Sulver
Herrick
Washington
Nwill
Fuidey
Holliday
Tex Wite
Wig Jonfle
Do Amai
Cnt
Allan A. Ryain
Ryan
Lowachedt
Ma Sutger
Vans Testimour
Ciiek
Vasa Forte
Deforava
Jie
Nis Atrorne
Hennessy
Sulzer
Sid Personal Tond
Weller
Itr
Aianan
Miter
Cabs Teen
Department of the Superitendent of Public Works
Duncan W. Peck
Peck
Cullen
Alza
William Sulzer
Surecky
Hiebec Nadura
Saracky
Sarecky Lools
Onty
Te Coh
State Bureau of
Denortutlyssi
New York
Attaraes Stanebfiekl
Kareecky
State Highway Department
Sahae
Spriggs
Spaniards Massacred as Rebels Take Torreon
Dispatches from Mexico City report a massacre of Spaniards in Torreon after its capture by rebels amid rumors of large killings. Between 60 and 160 Spaniards reportedly remained in the city with French and German residents also present.
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Torreon
Alexico City
Mexico City
Forreon
Spanierda
Mtexico
Senor Cologan Y Cologan
Ite
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Wahington
Trucs Aubert
Saliet
Bankers Oppose Federal Reserve Plan at Convention
The bankers of the United States today opposed the proposed federal reserve plan, with a large gathering at the Antiak convention of the American Bankers’ association. Debates centered on whether bankers or the government should control currency, amid heated remarks by former congressmen and bank leaders about the bill’s impact on banks and the public.
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Boston
Ove
United States
Tofay Aya
Turrenty
Banking
Ayatem
Amecvivin Gankers' Association
Conference of Haulers
Tinanejers
UW Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Joseph 11
O'Neill al
O'Neil S
Thomas McRae
Arkansas
The
Moenteripab
Oasin Bankers’ Association
Lad
Anmlal
Atline
Reynolds
Des Moines
Carrency Kile
Eienezer J. Tel
Frith
McRae Tooh
Bolecates
Mettue
Hepburn
Currency Commission
Tls
McRee
Me- Twwe
Nishied
Lill
Stites
Finllava
Tie
Innual Reserve Association
Ing
Federal Reserve Banks
Becal
Fed Reserve Board
Low Church Faction Is Victor In First Contest
In a heated Episcopal convention the Low Church faction led by Rev Dr Mann defeated the High Church camp 250 to 242. Mann’s win was seen as a victory for the Low Church, with implications for denominational name change to American Catholic church. Bishop Boyd Vincent was elected chair and Dr Samuel Hart secretary. A memorial petition proposing a constitutional amendment for deputy representation was presented, action not stated.
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New York
Igh
Eipisopal
Alexander Iain
Hector
Emits Church
Poston
Licowse Ot’ Feniiles
Mann
Lowehiveh
de W. Manning
Boyd Vincent
Southern Ol
Samuel Hart
Connendlet
Ti Wey
Disbop Altres Harding
Washington
Home Rule Bill Draws Churchill Address in Scotland
Winston Spencer Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, told constituents in Runder Scotland Ontario that the government would press a home rule bill and uphold the law. He warned opponents that trouble would be suppressed and a general mediation might occur if the Irish parliament fails to act.
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Scotland
Winston Spencer Churchill
The
Admiralty
Churchin
Fragmentary 19th century notes on trials and events
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions trials in progress in Russia and the Episcopalian convention, a decision in a names dispute, a Milwaukee train, ad clutter, mining references including Ancona and Anaconda, and various scattered names and rates. The text is largely unreadable and distorted.
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Mathewson
Wizer
Tancharen
Vietors
Trussia
Finddy Welsh
Clete Uuyland
S-Milwaukee
Dpack
Ascore Wurt
Tree Serigusty
Balis Dutwie
Ne State
Geidberg
Carino
Gan Ancona
Twuitovial
Warner Not Suer
P'Eduet
Alleged ritual murder trial opens in Russia
In St Petersburg a court session begins over the alleged ritual killing of a 15 year old boy, Kushinaku, with Mendel Beiliss accused along with others of entering a conspiracy to abduct and torture the victim. The trial panel includes four judges as prosecutors press a ritual murder theory.
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Kiev
Hussin
Mel
Mendel Beiliss
Christian Voy
Andrew Kushine
Kev
Todse Bolatrew
Lot
Iiseur
Aushinisky
Beillss
Deliberate Starvation Fate of Palo Alto Woman
Palo Alto California tragedy notes a 93 year old woman Mrs Grade TH Foss reportedly starved herself after a 67 day period of refusing food and drink. Officials attribute mental melancholy as the motive in the case involving Toren Tosa, a local contractor.
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Palg Alto
Pata Alto
Cal
Ccl
Grade TH Foss
Stnevelion
Poss
Toren Tosa
Humphreys Faces Penalty Remittance in Contempt Case
State court actions against Judge Humphreys cite penalties for contempt amid rulings on writs of habeas corpus. Mentioned are Glen Hoearer, U N Hodmaen, and Emil Henrickson, with signs of ongoing contempt charges and a supreme court appearance set for October 31 in Olympia.
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Statele
Hamphreys
Glen Hoearer
Fuyne
Tina
U.N. Hodmaen
Piehegn
Telesislitlure
Dorh
H. M. Wells
Jace Nociglist
Hefanilants
Hamas W Russel
United Mine Workers of America
Emil Henrickson
State Supreme Court
Humphroys
Olympia
H.W. i
Clargyman
Casliosc
Mumphreys’ Strea
Unser
T. Slextried
Attourney
Humphreys
Atate Siuireme Court
Hmphreys Ih Thiy
Mathewson Masters Giants Close Out Athletics In Series
Veteran pitcher Christy Mathewson dazzled with a complete game shutout as the New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 0 at Shibe Park in game two of the World Series. Mathewson held off a late rally while his infield defense, plus key hits by Grant and Wiltse, sealed the victory and evened the series. attendance figures show a larger gate despite a smaller crowd than game one, with 20,000 fans in attendance and many outside the park seeking admission.
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Spriggs
Muntans
Frawley
Savecky
Bnt
John A. Hennessy
New York
Bureau of Deportation
Burral
Kennessy
Atar Crawley
Swittiers
Honorisy
Buffalo
Mid
Flit
Philadelphia
Christy Mathowen
New York Giants
Shite Park
Philadephia Athetics
Worl
Toague
Toso
Cox
Giants
Athletic Park
Mathewson
Thousaands
Fins Aterho
Boston Reid Sox
Plank
Mathawson
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Warnond
Athletics
Polo Grounds
Polo Grounds Inmarrow
Blu
Une Park
Thany
Generalshin
Aiway
Kath Mathewson
Vay
Barry
Doyte
Wiltso
Strunk
Sam Plesthe
Mattwyson
Exuihlion
Larry McLean
Meyers
Grant
Wiltse
Enagh
Herzog
Rany
Eabely
Frank
Bayle
Wing
Bacex
Pletsier
Baker's Hen
Ecorine Mathewson
Hergun
Matohen
Asife Cran Mie Brivianey
Mathewsan
Tesuis
Mattewson
Helms
Willy Lore
Snodgrass
Merkle
Varow
National Commission
Vantsee
Shiba Park
Athletic
McGraw
Dan Aturphy
Ativetics
Doyle
Fletcher
Eddie Murphy
Relianio Mathewson
Isis
Meinnis
Burns
Phy
Oldrnss
New Yors
Planky Crosafro
Shafer
Murphy
Murray
Selder
Tadies
Barty
Lapp
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Mudge Culley
W. Egbert
Diymes C. AiMler
Finh Aventa
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Egbert
Altonnioy
Silser
Carnegie Trust Company
Governag
Milley
Resol
Hinaisers
Piet Avenue Bank
Cotten
Charles FL Mturphy
Commany Mall
Sulxer
O'Neill
Bankers
Nhe Commission Ta Renert
Christ, Mathewson
LOW Church
Vigtor
Deputies
Russia
Wargo
Haimo
Baffles
Mackmen
Willie
Wiltie
Gand
Mat
George Wiltie
Subatl
Tas By
Mase
Hater
Thira
Terry McLean
Wew
York
Charley Horse
Edward S. Plank
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