Ready to Lift Curtain on Drama OTH SIDES CONFIDENT
Dramatic campaign cadence hints at show of strength as parties seek advantage before decisive voting. Campaigns push contrasting messages in last days leading to election with key figures signaling confidence.
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Jersey Shore
Sory
Focal Mntervet
Elopament of
Man
Bia
Leon Walker
Avia
Bie Aleve
Verne Walker
Osceola Mille
Walker
Girl
Bone
H. T. Hall
Clinton County
Speculation On Outcome In Albany Governors Trial Stage
Speculation swirls as Judge Cullen leads the high court in Albany. The governor faces impeachment amid a lengthy political standoff. Emblem roomed chambers, crimson tapestries and mahogany furniture set a grand stage for a decisive, uncertain verdict.
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Jdedge Cullen
Edgar M. Cullen
Weart of Appeals
Orgeour
Senate
Mon
Daloo
Albeny 9
New York City
Gulzar
Tammany
Sulzer
Sas
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Albany
Sulzer Impeachment Trial Delays Widely Felt
Report outlines extended delays in Sulzer impeachment proceedings and related state actions. Court of appeals business, appointments, and labor reforms face postponement. Estimated trial cost around $20,100 with large sums for state salaries and stenographic work amid administrative disruption.
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Court of Appeals
Charis Becker
New York
Labor Department
Supreme Cout
Sulver
Three Unknown Quantities Amid Impeachment Debate
The article outlines impeachment amid a partial senate, noting 61 members with two vacancies from Roosevelt’s resignation as assistant secretary of the navy and Builwell’s bribery conviction. It discusses court composition, potential participation by ten or seven judges, and votes needed. It also mentions political forces in Tammany and upstate Democratic senators, plus a lighter aside about Pat shaving on the porch.
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Hasifty
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Amistant
Gfiyfre
Otty-pine
Senate
Court of Appeals
Tammany
Aemert
Governa Atas
Upstate
Suffragettes Fire Historic Mansion in Kent Arson Attempt
London reports an arson bid by eight suffragette members aimed at Penhurst Place, the 14th century seat of Lord De L’Isle and Dudley in Tunbridge Kent. Fire damaged windows and smoke filled the house as staff and visitors fled. Large quantity of suffrage literature found, petroleum-soaked aids discovered. neighbors fear the mansion may close. The estate holds priceless artifacts and portraits from Queen Elizabeth era.
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London
Penhurst Place
Sidsey
Mavsios
Holbein
Elizabeth
The Old Painter and Bear Hunt in Early Morning
A vivid fragment depicts an elderly artist named Charles Francie nearing his ninetieth year as hunters stalk bears at dawn. Dogs scent the game, the bear battles a dog, and hunters force the bear with poles and spears, casting the beast after a tense confrontation.
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Charles Francie
Minor Shifts in Primary Returns Across Key Races
Unofficial primary returns show small changes with one district incomplete. Sheriff and district attorney races see Coffey, Ry, and McCloskey, D, with Norris, R, and Taupson, Fe, also noted. Judge race remains Bell and Smith. Welch, Arnold, and Chase listed for district attorney. Socialist and Prohibition votes pending. Albert Straw and Harvey Smith set for jury commissioner.
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Jude
Beech
Sherri
Coffey
McClowkey
Guppy
Mog Norris
Taupson
Crago
Moyer
Gries Rye
Walch
Boyer
Arnold
Chase
Trek
Phagels Bell and
Smith
Balla
McCloskey
Frey
Welch
Arovid
Boose
Albert ¥. Straw
Harvey Smith
Wil de
Clearfield's Building Boom Signals Future Growth
The article details extensive construction and improvements in Clearfield, noting new stores, factories, a fireproof exchange, a stone storefront, and repairs. It highlights rail terminal work, bridge resurfacing, and a major renovation of the Murrey building, with public service showrooms and expanding equipment use. The piece emphasizes substantial investment and optimism for Central Pennsylvania’s fastest growing town.
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Amd
Cac
Kiurts Brothers
Chearfield Machine Shops
Oreuntt
Buchenan
D. W. Speck
Lettzinger’ Brothers
Letory
J. G. McCrory Company
J. C. Telephone Company
Shale and
Stern Brothers
Whitmer Steels Company
Fred Schmitt
A. Mirkin and Robinson & Company
Quith
Clearfield
Murrey
Peom Public Service Company
Te Kind
Market Street
Honmeda
Gentral Pennsylvania
Obscure Claims Cloud Geoun Uke Pillar Light
Ambiguous statements question the integrity of Geoun Uke’s six pillar project. Stakeholders call for clarification amid dense rhetoric. Officials urge restraint as investigations proceed.
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Encka
Prison Sentences for White Slavers in 19th Century Case
San Francisco judge sentenced Miggs Digg to two years in prison and a $2000 fine, while Drew Caminetti received 18 months and a $1500 penalty for violating the white slavery law. The report notes literary fragments and historical references interwoven with the legal item.
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San Francisco
Yar Fleet
Thenoell Maury Digg
Drew Caminett
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