Impeached Governor Sulzer Faces Senate Trial In Albany
William Sulzer the New York governor has been impeached by the assembly on charges including larceny of campaign funds perjury and corrupt conduct. The articles allege misstatements to campaign records false affidavits witness bribery suppression of evidence and misuse of office for stock investments. The senate will hear the impeachment with Sulzer summoned to stand before a joint session.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
State Assembly
Senate
Sulzer
Circuit Court of Appeals
Wall Street
Frawley Committee
Frederick L. Colwell
Sulzzer
Assembly
New York Stock Exchange
Manos
Rosa Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York State
Tammany Trec
Sutzer
New York
People
Sulser
Balzer
Tammany
Frawley
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Schiff
Bulser
Abram I. Elkus
New York City
Harris & Fuller
Congress
A E Spriggs
Montana
Louis m. Josephthal
Hoyer Griswold
Charles H Reynolds
Frederick J.olwell
Hig Four
Why Beekeepers Beat Pans at Swarming Time
Beekeepers bang tin pans during swarming to calm hives, a practice tied to an old English law. A Bee Culture contributor notes the method is a relic that showed notice of swarming and the keeper’s right to follow. If the bees left sight, they became landowner property.
First Condition of Success by Andrew Carnegie
The great secret is to concentrate energy thought and capital on the business you pursue. Resolve to fight it out on one line and lead by adopting improvements and the best machinery. Do not be impatient for success but work steadily toward ultimate achievement.
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Emerson
Andraw Carnegie
Homemade Electric Batteries for Open Circuit and Closed Circuit Work
A 1912 guide explains building open circuit salammoniac and bichromate batteries using glass jars, zinc, carbon, and simple wiring. It covers series connections for stronger output, safety notes on heat, and steps to amalgamate zinc and assemble a plunge battery with a rack, crank, and raise/lower mechanism.
Paper Gas Pipes Offer New Construction Method
French authority reports paper can be used to make gas pipes with two methods. In one, pulp is molded, dried, and varnished into rigid tubes. In the other, manila paper sheets are laminated with asphalt cement, rolled around an iron core, and finished by sand coating and water cooling to create impermeable pipes.
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London Weekly Telegraph
Curious Yorke tale links brewers to English queens
A London Chronicle excerpt recalls a country girl who became tubwoman at a brew house during Charles I's reign. She married the brewer, who died leaving her wealth. She later wed Mr Hyde, later Earl of Clarendon, whose daughter with him became the wife of James II and mother to Mary and Anne, queens of England.
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Esteer
London
Mr Hyde
Earl of
Clarendon
James II
Mary
Anne
England
London Chronicle
He’d Have Won in a Chance Bet Challenge
A man famed for betting found himself among Indiana where he was scalped. After surgery he stood, brandished a roll of bills, and yelled to the crowd that tea to one he could not repeat the feat, challenging the red butchers to another attempt.
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Indiana
Eight Reasons Why Sweet Clover Outshines Others in Crop Rotation
A Virginia style public note by H A M'Kee neeson urges Illinois farmers to adopt sweet clover for soil inoculation and forage. It cites farmers Budlong Richolson and Coverdale, detailing better yields and nitrogen benefits, with extensive notes on two year rotations, root action, and wider pasture use. It also includes project guidelines for poultry care and farm management notes from Prof A W Nolan.
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H. A. M’keene
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Illinois
W. M. Budlong
Rockford
Budlong
Farmers’ Institute
Thomas Richolson
Davia Junction
Ill
Frank Coverdale
Delmar
Iowa
Advice on Poultry Raising for a School Project
A student guide recommends selecting 6 to 12 well bred hens from an egg laying strain, preparing a breed history and reasons for choice, building a well designed poultry house at least 8 by 10 feet, and housing up to 100 hens in a 20 by 20 feet building. It advises fencing a run and keeping project chicks separate, plus drawing four plans of the house.
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Amaller
Have You Built That Silo On The Basics Of Last Year’s Crop
Farmers urged to build silos to save corn fodder and boost profits. Illinois losses blamed on not saving fodder. silage and alfalfa could triple stock carrying capacity and return 100 percent yearly. Emphasizes pasture year round and beef cattle gains.
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H. A. M'Keene
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Illinois
Ilinola
Mimnoia
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New York Assembly
Cuser
Philadelphia
Mignon
Polly) Hopkins
Salzer
Miss Hopkins
United States
Charles Robinson
Kansas
Harrison Reed Piorida
William W Holden
Nouth Carolipa
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
David Butler
Nebraska
Renry C Wartnoth
Louisiana
Adelbert Ames Mississipp
Handy Boys
A. Nealy
Hall Uant
Fice
A. Neely Hall
USA
Manila
I Grain
A. W Nolan
Ness
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