House Adopts Impeachment of Judge Swayne in Florida Case
Washington December fourteen. The house of representatives by a near full turnout adopted a resolution to impeach Judge Charles Swayne of the Northern District of Florida for high crimes and misdemeanors after more than five hours of discussion. A senate notice group and case presentation committee were appointed. This follows the 1876 Belknap impeachment as a historic parallel.
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Ho of Representatives
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Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
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Alabama
Powers
Massachusetts
Henry
Texas
Lamar
Mésars
Gillett
California
Littlefield
Maine
Senate
G. W. Belknap
Grant
Senator Opposes Brady Renomination Over Alaska Business Protests
In Washington on December 14, the senate heard objections raised by Senator Penrose to the renomination of John G. Brady as Alaska governor. The protests cited by Alaska commercial interests were repeated by representatives urging reconsideration of Brady's renomination.
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Washington
John G. Brady
Alaska
Senate
Penrose
Brady
Panama Decree Cuts Canal Zone Import Duties
A decree lowering import duties and postage rates for the Panama canal zone went into effect Tuesday, reflecting an agreement between Panama and the United States.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Gebhard Murder Case Delayed as New Ulm Jurors Hear Minor Matters
December term opens in New Ulm with Judge Webber detailing jury duties. Prosecutor H. W. Childs appointed after conflict of interest. Dr. Koch's custody and fingerprint incident reviewed by grand jury. Foreman W. W. Smith presides as delay continues on Gebhard murder trial. Asa Brooks places suspect in Rochester asylum.
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L. A. Gebhard
H. W. Childs
St. Paul
Herdale
H. N. Samson
G. R. Koch
W. W. Smith
Sleepy Eye
Dr. Koch
Julius
Klaus
Gebhard
Asa Brooks
Rochester
Jury Discharges Fifth Trial of Dr A A Ames
In Minneapolis on December 14 the jury could not reach a verdict in the fifth trial of Dr A A Ames charged with accepting a bribe from Bessie Lee a woman of the town and was Tuesday discharged by the court.
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Minneapolis
A. A. Ames
Bessie Lee
Judge Eliott Jury Deliberates Long in Sixth Trial Hinted
The jury reportedly debated sixty five hours with a preliminary 9 to 3 conviction tilt, then split 7 to 5 on the final ballot. County officials plan to seek a sixth trial on the same charge.
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Eliott
Pure Food Bill Discussion In Senate On Tuesday
In Washington on Tuesday the senate passed several private and semi public bills. Discussion of the pure food bill arose with Messrs McCumber Platt and Spooner taking part. A resolution allowing use of the pension office building for the inaugural ball was approved despite Bailey opposing the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Mesars
McCumber
Platt
Conn
Spooner
Bailey
Demonstration in Moscow Responded To By Police
Disturbances in Moscow Tuesday followed a Sunday student protest. Police swiftly dispersed the crowd as public opinion over the internal political situation grew increasingly disturbed and agitated.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Grand Army to Meet In Denver Encampment Details
Denver dispatch notes the next annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment will begin September 5, 1905, and run for five days. Railroads have granted a rate of one cent a mile for attendees.
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Grand Army
Denver
Grand Army of the Republic
New Quilt Sets Offer Velour and Flannel For Children
New quilt sets feature velour, corduroy, eider down and flannels for children ages 3 to 6. Prices listed include several size ranges with discounts from $3.79 to $15.00, highlighting value across multiple fabrics and sizes.
Bargain Textile and Haberdashery Offers
A period shopper’s list shows discounts on items such as wool braid 5c and safety pins 4c. The ad promotes hosiery support items, embroidery silk, and shirts with deep cuts, noting price reductions for various sizes and fabrics.
Catalog fragment lists various coats and prices
A fragmentary catalog line shows multiple coats with prices such as 8.00 11.98 15.00 9.95 818.00 20.00 and 25.00. Sizes 32 to 82 are referenced alongside assorted descriptions and discounts.
Black Dress Goods Sale in Southern Minnesota
Largest stock in Southern Minnesota offers 45 in overshot or nude suiting and 54 in fancy Cheviot in black, priced at $1.25 per yard during the sale. Cheviot worth up to $1.75 previously.
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Minnesota
Skirt Lot Offers Various Styles and Prices
Readers can view a mixed inventory of 26 skirts in black and colored new styles priced around 86 and 73.98 dollars. Additional groups include 13 skirts at 7 dollars, 800 at 5.48, 8 skirts at 9 dollars or 10 dollars, and a Bee BIS 60 civics ocka item at 8.75 with a 25 dollar black Voile skirt at 10.98.
Fur market ad touts Astrachan Coat at low price
An advertisement promotes Astrachan coats and other furs at the lowest possible prices. It highlights a broad fur sale and urges readers to shop for value.
Local sports clip yields sparse details on batting note
The fragmentary OCR text mentions batting but provides no clear names, teams, dates, or results. It appears to be a brief sports snippet with incomplete figures and letters, lacking verifiable details for a fuller summary.
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