Sulzer Impeachment Verdict Leaves Governor Facing Removal
In Albany on Oct. 1 the New York Court of Impeachment found Gov William Sulzer guilty on three articles and innocent on one, voting to remove him from office but not disqualify him. Lieut. Gov. Martin Glynn will become chief executive as the court prepares final votes on remaining articles.
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William Sulzer
New York
Cullen
Albany
Igh
Martin Hf. Glynn
Sulzer
Robert Wagner
Romney
Senate
Remor
Frederick Te Colwell
Gar M. Cullen
James F.duhamel
Independence
Wagner
Thnt
Walters
Opi
Wende
Duncan W. Peck
Haimself
Frawley
Custen
Peck
Cirl Witness Against Mother At Mrs Paton Murder Trial
Cirl, a key witness, testifies against Mrs Jeannie Paton as the murder trial proceeds. Details describe the courtroom confrontation and sequences of evidence presented to jurors.
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Cirl
Defense of insanity in Eaton murder case unfolds
Plymouth Mass Oct 16 Mrs Jen nie May Eaton on trial for the murder of her husband Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton A N retired today heard her 16 year old daughter Dorothy Ainsworth bolster the prosecution claim of jealousy toward the admiral Dorothy testified her mother easily angered and had visual hallucinations that the admiral was trying to poison the fly The prosecution outlined the theory of jealousy while the defense sought possible involvement by Admiral Eaton in a drug habit The government contends poison was administered by Eaton in tea coffee and other beverages at meals During testimony Eaton sat quietly and then leaned forward to Dorothy who smiled back The first witness Dr Gilman T Osgood described his visit after the admiral s death The daughter noted disputes over alleged poison and the baby adopted in 1909 poisoned by the admiral though no poison was found The testimony described marks on Dorothy s body claimed by Mrs Eaton from needles and other claims The case continues on page four.
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Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph Giles Eaton
Dorothy Ainsworth
Dorothy
Admiral Bato
Re. Baston
Eaton
Osgood
June Keyes
June
Eatons
Governor Sulzer Ousted In Turbulent Day Report
Telegraphic notes from The Standard recount a chaotic day with Governor Sulzer facing ouster, a witness daughter testifying, a mother denying, and a wife reportedly admitting guilt before a pact to die together. Ralph Rose noted among casualties, while other items mention new slime concentrator work and various political and financial notes. Henry Van Dyke presented credentials as the new U S minister to the Netherlands.
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Sulzer
Mantlers
Mothe
Volturn
Ralph Rose
Sporting New S
Trident
Telegraphic News
Anaconda News
Butte
United Stat
Michigan
Mickey Properties
Financial News
the Hague
Netherlands
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
United States
Wilhelmina
Hughes Pleads Guilty Sentenced 2 Years Forsyth News
Arthur F. Hughes a Forsyth rancher was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to conspiracy to rob an insurance company and to robbing a grave. He confessed burning the body of Jon Kirnen, and indicated travel to Miles City Chicago and then South America. His wife and Thomas Eliott face bigamy charges in Rosebud County jail.
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Forsyth
Arthur F. Hughes
New York
State
Jon Kirnen
Hughes
Kirnen
Is Ranch
Miles City
Chicago
South America
Central Africa
Thomas Eliott
Rosebud
Woman fined under gossip act in Outagamie county
Ipplleton Wis Oct 18 a woman named Mi Nona Lehn became the first person fined in Outagamie county under the anti gossip act. She paid a fine and costs totaling 2.8 after pleading guilty to gossiping with Emma McDonald Mrs McDonald filed the charge under the local gossip act.
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Ippleton
Wis
Outagamie County
Mi Nona Lehn
Boys Find Fortune Then Lose Hidden Treasure Tale
Calumet Michigan October 16 Two one year old Lake Linden boys Wil Leclerc and Joseph Tremblatt claimed a fortune of twenty thousand dollars found in a hidden box of gold and coins. They spent portions secretly and hid the box beneath Houghton Douglas falls. Today one boy confessed to parents and the box was gone when they retrieved it.
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Calumet
Mich
Houghton Douglas Falls
Wife Admits Guilt and Pact to Die Together
Chicago Oct 16 Mrs William Emms found dead in hotel room with throat cut and two gunshot wounds to her body. Husband lying badly wounded with multiple injuries, claiming she killed herself after he discovered her infidelity and they planned to die together. Police doubt tale and guard him in hospital. evidence includes letters and a telegram to Canada.
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Chicago
William Emms
Sherman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ellis
Brantford
Canada
Elliseft
Mortis Ebersole
Captain Inch Demeshis recalls Volturno disaster with 87 survivors
New York October 16 Franca Inch the British captain of the Volturno arrived with 87 survivors and crew. He described the disaster in simple terms telling how 136 people perished and how no one aboard showed cowardice. Inch praised the Carmania and other ships for their救 aid and explained boats could not reach all drifted vessels in the sea.
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New York
Francia Inch
Kroonland
Inch
Vourne
Two Thirds Vote To Change Title In Prayer Book
New York October. Deputies and bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church in triennial convention debated a constitutional amendment to make changes to the title page and prayer book requiring two thirds votes in both houses. The house of bishops must concur before it takes effect. The proposal to elect the presiding bishop was rejected by the bishops. The deputies had supported a broader constitutional change.
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New York
House
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Governor Sulzer Says The Muzzle Is Off In Albany
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer in high spirits after dinner with Samuel Bell Thomas and others. Thomas relays that Sulzer outlined future actions but refused to reveal plans. A impeachment ruling by the Senate was called into question as potentially reviewable in federal court via writ of prohibition.
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Albany
N. J
Jude Herrick
Herrick
Sulzer
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