Sulzer Wins Triple Victory in Impeachment Trial
Albany reports Governor Sulzer defeats key impeachment charges as Judge Cullen bars evidence of alleged corrupt bargains with Assemblymen Patric Sweat Sweet Prime and Kett. Trial progress includes testimony on campaign contributions Wall Street transactions and January 1913 cash deposits.
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Albany
Sulzer
Cullen
Black Court
Patric
Greene County
Bweet
Oswego County
Erimé
Essen
Salzer
Assemblyman
Sweat
Suvernor
Valentine Pas
Gakua
Tomes Pit
Canal
Miniae
Didut
Rae Fo
Tivlor
Rein FF Delanes
Department of Officen
Brackett
Wall Street
Assembly
Frederick I. Colwell
Join & Ganitarium
Frawley
Wall Street Main
Tee
Gray
Stock Exchange
Fuller & Gray
Arthur GL Fuller
Wr Gray
Fuller
Calwell
Paia
Melvie B Fuller
Sul
Harris É Fuller
Fraw Jer Committee
MB Fullers
City Progress Hinges on Health, Sanitation and Lighting
A local editor argues that town progress depends on health conditions sanitation lighting paving and other physical improvements. The piece stresses practical measures and civic responsibility to raise living standards.
September Morn lookalike faces rumor and anger
Joyce Linden, stage manager for Henry W Savages Little Boy Blue company, is upset by comparisons to the September Morn painting and inquiries about being the model. Friends say she resembles the painting’s subject, but she has not posed.
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Broadway
Joyce Linden
Henry W
Miss Liiden
Tango skirt causes Atlanta crowd to cheer and gasp
A fashion feature recounts a daring tango skirt on a model during Tableaux des Toilettes in Atlanta. The garment reveals mosquito-netting trousers above the knee and caused excitement among spectators and a cautious police tone from reporters. The model agreed to a street photo, drawing a large crowd and mixed reactions from society.
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Ana
Neers
Atlanta
Prince Albert
Cainé Inami
Whitehall Street
Chief Beavers
Tebang Siirt
Ventire
Beavers
Hunter
Alabama
Congested Highland Schools Blame Council
Superintendent William M Slaton blames the city council for school crowding at Highland, noting delays in funding. Desks have been ordered, temporary benches used, and Moreland school is being rushed to open next Monday to relieve the overflow of about 600 pupils.
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Highland
William M Slaton
Highlanda
Moreland
Monay
Pera
Complaints About Sunday Violations Reported by Mrs Falcowicz
Mrs Falcowicz of 180 Millis Street complains to Chief Beavers that local merchants violate the Sunday law by selling groceries and meats on the Sabbath. An investigation is in progress to determine compliance.
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Falcowicz
New Bank for Albany Ga Chartered by State
A charter was issued yesterday for the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Albany Ga. The capital stock is $25,000. Incorporators are George R Rattle J H Girardeau Jo Knight.
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Phil Goak
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Beny
George R Rattle J H Girardeaudro
Jo Knight
Daughter Born to James A Northcutt in College Park
Friends of James A Northcutt celebrate the birth of his first child, a daughter named Mary Brances, at College Park. The secretary of State School Superintendent Mrs Brittain and numerous political friends join in the good news and well wishes.
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James A Northcutt
Brittain
Mary Brances
College Park
Homerville Plans Civic Improvements in Southeast Georgia
In Homerville, Georgia, plans for water supply and electric lighting are underway as the town grows. A 30 year franchise for lights and water has been granted to Barnhill Ferndon Co. Work on the Waterworks plant is largely complete and a volunteer fire department will be organized to utilize the water system.
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Waverassle
Spe
Georgia
Homervisle
Barnhill-Ferndon Company
Homerville
Free Delivery for Douglas Likely in 1914
Advices from Congressman J OR father of the eleventh district indicate a strong probability that the post office department will establish a free delivery service for Douglas early in 1914 or by year end. It is also understood that Congressman Walker plans to seek an appropriation for an addition to the Waycross post office.
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Douglas
Waycrussia
Post Office Department
Walker
Waycross Post
Fashion and theater vivid women in mourning gowns
A critic recalls a stage scene with a striking widow in black mourning, elegant gowns, and refined stage decor. The narrative explores gowns for teas, weddings, and balls, and notes on model wear, audience reaction, and implied social allure. The piece also hints at theatergoing habits and the impact on patrons.
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Weils
Beth
Tundi Balzac
Lady Dudley
Phillipa Oppenheim
Christopher
Corra Harris
Herlonea
Allens
Papa
Urely
John F Lacey Dies in Doorway at Home
Former congressman John F Lacey collapsed at his doorway in Oskaloosa Iowa and died of apoplexy. Major Lacey served in the Civil War as a Union officer and represented Iowa's Sixth District from 1885 to 1907 as a Republican.
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Oskaloom
Iews
John F Lacey
Major Lacey
Iowa
Benefit Dances for Camp Joe Brown Promised
A local effort plans benefit balls for Camp Joe Brown with proceeds to aid Confederate veterans. An English company tied to The Liberian Rubber Corporation sponsors gatherings at a hall on Alabama Street, with weekly stations and a committee chairman directing performers and natives in charge.
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Joe Brown
Confederate
Liberian Rubber Corporation
Ap. Veterans
Bel
Atherta Thia
Alabama Street
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Boston
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Legge Mycaite Bacco I
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Chase Motor Trucks
Johnson Motor Car Co
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