Sulzer vows to fight impeachment to the end in Albany
Governor Sulzer declares he will not resign and will fight the impeachment case to completion. His counsel deny surrendering any authority to Lieutenant Governor Glynn as the impeachment trial and related legal actions proceed in Albany.
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Hrsig
Sulzer
Albany
Gornor Sulser
Dehoe
Ont
William Sulzer
High Court
Sulser
Glynn
Valentine Taylor
D. Cady Herrick
Cheater C. Platt
Deni
Supreme Court
Hasbrouck
Sulger
Herrick
Justice Hasbrouck
Marshall
Mats
Parker
Hment
Wall Street
James C. Garrigan
Albany County
Cochrane
Hudson
Extradition Hearing Tangle Over Thaw Case Faces Governor Felker
Concord New Hampshire reports a heavy legal briefing on extradition benchmarks for the Thaw case. Marty Thaw’s counsel plans to appeal to Governor Felker next Tuesday while details of the defense strategy are finalized.
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Concord
N. Hi
New Honpelire
Marty K. Thaw
Felker
Steadford White
MattOawan Asylum
Mia
Ceorge Lauder Carnegie
Harry
New York
Poller
Rochester
Seven Commit Suicide Among German Officials
Seven of fourteen prominent men in Preslau Germany were found to have died by self infliction after being arrested and accused of improper relations with young girls. One officer and one former police official are among the deceased as police hold names of nearly a hundred girls alleged to be involved.
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Preslau
Germany
Thirty-Six Injured In Railroad Wreck
A Chicago Rock Island Pacific passenger train derailed near Manhattan Kansas injuring thirty six people including four seriously The seriously hurt include J P an insurance agent of Denver J P Hadley a train porter R o Smith of Othello Missouri and the conductor Thompson Others with minor injuries were taken to McFarland Kansas and Melosta local hospital for treatment.
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Manhattan
Kan
Chicago
Meloste
Wyoming Club Federation Concludes Successful Douglas Meeting
The State Federation of Woman's Clubs wraps up four days in Douglas with reports from Cheyenne Casper Laramie and Weld counties. Dr C A Duniway speaks at Masoni hall on rural schools. Mrs Morton of Cheyenne elected president marking a milestone for the federation.
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Federation of Woman's Clubs
Douglas
D. M. Carley
Cheyenne
Forestry and Conservation Committee
Masoniall
C. A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Etate Federation
Mra. RN. A. Morton
Federation
Mra PD
M. Carley
Edlon Expected to Return to Work by Wednesday
Newark New Jersey September 20 Thomas A Edlon, recently ill, says he expects to work again by Wednesday. He has lost weight but feels better and is eager to resume his labor.
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Newark
WN. J
Thomas A. Edlon
Anasious
Bia Labora
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General Miles Seeks Republican Nomination in Third District
Fitchburg Mass Sept 20 Major General Nelson A Miles U S A retired announced from Westminster his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Third district, seat vacated by the death of William Henry Wilder. Miles plans to go to Governor's Island after the announcement. The Miles bid faces Calvin D Paige of South Bridge for the GOP nomination while M Fred O Connell of Fitchburg runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Nelson A. Miles
Westminister
Congress
William Henry Wilder
General Miles
Calvin D. Paige
South Bridge
M. Fred O'Connell
Gold Bar Found In Woods Near Fountain City Wisconsin
Herman Putvier, proprietor of the Eagle hotel, found a bar of gold about one foot long and four inches square in the woods near Fountain City. The bar is valued at around $50,000. A 23 year old Burlington express car robbery nearby reportedly concealed loot near Fountain City.
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Woods LA Crossh
Wis
Fountain City
Herman Putvier
Eagle Hotel
Burlington Express
Seattle
Philadelpha
Victory
A Lie Can't Live in The Light
A discussion on honest advertising practices in newspapers, stressing truth telling in word and deed. It argues modern business is conducted openly with safeguards for buyers and that newspapers watch ads as closely as editorials to build trust with readers.
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Leader
Heta
Government Oil Land Case Seen Favoring Southern Pacific
Washington reports a House resolution by Representative Charles M. Thomson demanding a detailed AG report on the government oil lands case against Southern Pacific. The inquiry seeks facts on efforts to halt wells, protect the land’s rights, and the status of litigation and private suits tied to about 125000 acres with mineral reservations.
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Washington
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Department of Trustee
Charles M. Thomson
Ilinois
Kern Trading and’ OU Company
Supreme Court
Itte
Forves
Thomson
Department of Justice
Townsend
Ofl
William Gaynor In State at City Hall Funeral
The body of Mayor William J. Gaynor lies in state in New York City Hall rotunda draped in the mayor’s flag as crowds pay tribute. Private services were held in Brooklyn and public viewing continues from noon to sunset. a funeral is planned for Trinity Church.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Hner
Whith
Lees
Jie
Tonteht
Winte
At & O'Clork
Apurate
Cltizena
Dod
Trinity Huped
Gaynor
Manhattan
Frank W. Page
Culpeper
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Vharch
Brooklyn
Page Sald
Powe
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Th’ Humage
Hamilton Fish Park
Une Eity Hall
Gaynor Fainily
Attendance at funeral of Princess Sophia in Heidelberg
Small attendance at the funeral in Heidelberg for Princess Sophia daughter of Prince Wilhelm of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. Only princes and princes houses represented. the service drew few attendees amid rumors of a broken engagement. Princess Sophia reportedly killed herself over a hopeless love. The funeral rites saw the elderly prince Weidelberg’s sorrow and public display. In Washington, Mrs. Andrew Rennick slated for a $61000 state department post after President Wilson waives civil service rules.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Fredent
Sophia
Willan of
SaxeWoimar-Eisenach
Hiane von Bloichroder
Attow
Lebef Weidelberg
Washington
Andrew Rennick
Wilson
Civil Service
Resulatone
State Department
Rennick
Baby Traded for Rooster and Hen Twelve Months Ago
A Kansas City case emerges after the death of Mrs. Millie Karnes who was burned in her home seven months ago. A mother deserted by her husband reportedly traded a year old baby girl for nine hens and a rooster when she asked a Kansas City man to care for the child. Court officers believe the infant has a good chance of remaining with the foster family.
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Kansas City
Millie Karnes
Kapnes
Katsue City
Amma
Huerta May Aid Gamboa in Election in Mexico
Mexico City reports a possible shift in Liberal opposition as Huerta faces the Catholic party in congress over Tamariz's appointment. Rumors sieve through whether Huerta will dissolve Congress, back Gamboa, or delay elections while pacifying the country. Jorge Huerta, son of the president, lies near death after a racing car crash at Chapultepec.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Liberal Party
Huerta
Chamber of Deputies
Eduardo Tamaris
Congress
Frederico Fiamboa
Gamboa
Felix Diaz
Diaz
Tamariz
Catholi Party
Frederico Gamboa
Senor Gamboas
Jorge Huerta
Herta
Chapultepec
Elevator pilot saves workers as blaze devastates factory
In Paul, Minnesota, a relief elevator operator helpe d residents to safety from a six story Louis Dow plant fire that killed two men and caused about 310000 in damages. Firefighters evacuated 26 employees, including 45 women, as flames engulfed the basement and machine room.
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Ss’. Paul
Minn
Weore
Louis FP. Dow Vom
Pupy
Jamoa Connelly
Michael Zoeler
Tonlelt
Connelly
Whith
Brainee District
de Pommbie
Welton
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