Sulzer-Glynn dispute disrupts New York state government
Governor Glynn and Acting Governor Sulzer clash over authority as Sulzer lies in critical condition and detained papers for James Molloy extradition spark cross state friction with New Jersey and West Virginia. Deputies Bartles and Gardner seek extradition papers amid a turbulent executive chamber scene.
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New York
James Molloy
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sulzer
Glynn
David O. Bartles
F E. B. Gardner
Berkeley
County
Executive Chamber
Capitol
Governor Glynn
West
Mr. Parsons
Notable Worcester Endorses Var-nesis Remedy Claims
Mrs Mina Modig of Worcester reports relief from seven years of stomach trouble and constipation after using Var-nesis. Nurse Nellie Gow also attests cure of rheumatism symptoms. The piece promotes Var-ne-sis with multiperson endorsements and a drugstore contact.
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Worcester
Mina Modig
Pleasant Street
Mass
Nellie Gow
Orfield Place
A. Varney
Lynn Saids
Riker- Jaynes
Washington
Hanover
Heal Baby’s Itching Skin With Resinol
For babies troubled by eczema prickly heat teething rash or other itching skin eruptions a warm bath with Resinol Soap and a gentle application of Resinol Ointment provides instant relief. It soothes and heals without harming tender skin and has been prescribed for eighteen years.
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Ctors
Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
President Wilson Not Involved In Sulzer Impeachment
Reports that President Wilson is taking any hand in the impeachment proceedings against Governor William Sulzer of New York were denied here today. It is said the President has not communicated with anyone concerning the matter.
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Sulzer
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Albany District
Woodward
Howard
Tammany
Glynn
National Guard
Adjutant-General’s
Henry D. Hamilton
Pitcher
Hamilton
William Sulzer
Washington
Colonel Howard
Mr. Glynn
Wilson
New York
Gloves and the Man department romance by Vera Edmondson
Next Sunday's Post Magazine will feature Vera Edmondson's department store romance titled Gloves and the Man. The piece promises light, affectionate fiction in the magazine’s familiar style.
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Post Magazine
Vera Edmondson
Governor Pitches Glynn as New York Chief Executive
Governor Fielder officially recognizes Lieutenant-Governor Martin H. Glynn as New York State’s chief executive after Prosecutor Robert Hudspeth sought extradition of Charles Mason, an alleged pickpocket arrested in New York and wanted in Hudson County.
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Trenton
N. J
Fielder
Martin H. Glynn
New York State
Robert E. Hudspeth
Hudson County
Charles Mason
New York
Leap Into River to Escape Fire
A man leaped into the river to escape a blaze that engulfed a box shop blacksmith shop and several stables. Firefighters fought the flames while residents watched from the riverbank. No injuries were reported but property damage was extensive.
Lumber Yard Fire Near Pemigewasset River Rages Through Town
A major blaze started in the lumber company yards on the south side of the Pemigewasset River. Sparks from a locomotive are suspected to have started the fire, which halted telegraph and telephone service and crippled roads. Estimates of damage ranged from 100000 to 400000 dollars as the town faced isolation without adequate fire fighting facilities. Much of the burned property belonged to Publishers' Paper Company, leased to Woodstock Lumber Company.
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Lumber Company
Pemigewasset River
Publishers’ Paper Company
Woodstock Lumber Company
Wilson Sends Cable Over Mexico Crisis
President Wilson approved a cable to Ambassador Wilson disavowing responsibility for his interview and noting the resignation takes effect Oct. 11. Secretary Bryan said a copy went to Mr. Wilson and the plan remains no immediate replacement. John Lind will present U S views in Mexico through Charge O Shaughnessy next week without direct interference.
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Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Bryan
Wilson
Washington
John Lind
White House
Mr. Lind
Charge O'Shaughnessy
United States
Huerta
Hoar declines senate run amid family illness
Jefferson Democratic Club members in Field's Corner urged John J. Hoar to accept their support for Ward 24 senatorial race. Hoar announced he would not run due to illness in his family and the club decided not to nominate a House candidate.
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Eix
John J. Hoar
Jefferson Democratic Club
Dorchester Avenue
Adams Street
Field’s Corner
Hoar
House of Representatives
President Wilson reprimand sparks diplomatic clash over Huerta
Ambassador Wilson in Mexico City faced a British recognition claim after a congratulatory speech to Huerta. The British foreign office reportedly backed recognition, prompting Wilson to call the report a subterfuge unworthy of Britain. Secretary Bryan held a conference on the matter.
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Associated Press
Huerta
Mexico
France
Germany
President Huerta
Wilson
Mexico City
Great Britain
United States
British Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Bryan
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Carmody
Gardner
Providence
Jay Town
Patrick E. McCabe
Senate
Mr. Sulzer
Conservation Commission
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Board of Efficiency and Economy
Superintendent of Charities
Board of Education
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Public Service Commission
Clancy
Sing Sing
Mitchell May
Cates
John H. Delaney
Department of Efficiency and Economy
Assembly
Martin Glynn
Underwood & Underwood
Technology Chambers
Boston
Back Bay Station
S. P. Seymour
Irvington and
St. Botolph Sts
Epnee
Giorth
Alaska
O'K. Creamery
Snider’s
Ketchup
Richmond
Golden Tips
Cate
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
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