First American ambassador to Great Britain noted in 1893 act
The piece recalls Thomas B. Bayard as the first American ambassador to Great Britain under an 1893 act. It cites the act requiring ministers to nations sending ambassadors and lists nations with ambassadors. It also notes Fourth of July fatalities dropped to 32 in a modern count versus 466 in 1903.
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Thomas B. Bayard
United States
France
Italy
Germany
Mexico
Austria- Hungary
Brazil
Japan
Turkey
Bradford
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Sulzer Attorneys Challenge Court Members In Impeachment Proceedings
Albany reports the impeachment process against Governor Sulzer faced courtroom jousting as his lawyers objected to certain Court of Appeals members and swearing procedures. The court, led by Chief Justice Cullen, adjourned until tomorrow with Sulzer absent from the capital, while supporters argued the governor will prevail. The scene highlighted tensions over the legitimacy and conduct of the impeachment.
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New York
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Court of Appeals
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Cuse
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Thle
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Herrick
Frawley
Warner and Sonner
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Eneh
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Sulaur
Two Hurt in Electric Road Wreck
Two passengers were badly hurt when a Lake Shore electric car derailed during a trip carrying a large HagTes crowd from an excursion at Hillglew. The car, traveling about forty miles an hour, struck a derailing dolos, toppled the track, and overturned onto its side. Several sustained minor injuries. two were reported in danger.
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Lendusky
Hivllglew
Doulos
English speaker in Minneapolis attacks system over banquet
United Press dispatch from Minneapolis reports Count Mann of England denouncing the social system while condemning a $150,000 charity banquet planned by Chicago meat packers. He urged reform, criticizing wage inequities and urging workers to unite, urging abolition of child labor and deadly punishments.
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Minneapolis
United Press
Count Mann
England
Chicago
Hat City
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Bert To-Ay
Good Roads Delegates Welcome at Harrisburg Convention
Harrisburg reports Bishop Israel of Emmanuel parish welcomes Good Roads delegates at the Harrisburg convention. The event highlights proposals to fund road construction statewide with 50 million in state bonds. Governor Tener, Judge Haring, and Senator Sproul address delegates on highway financing and maintenance plans.
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Tener
Good Roads
Harrisburg
United Press
Heldikere
Ttv
Tate
Ener
Yils
Tenet
Tacitus on truth and speech in cautious wisdom
A compact reflection on truth telling and anger. It argues that when sincerity is demanded, wisdom must accompany it and that those prone to anger at truth should not be surprised if truth is withheld. The piece emphasizes balance between honesty and prudence.
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Tacitus
Ex Governor Folk to be appointed in State Department
News report from Washington states former Missouri governor Folk will be appointed a solicitor in the State Department. The president delivered the appointment to the Senate for confirmation today.
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Folk
United Press
Washington
Missouri
Aolicltor
State Department
Bente
Thirty Nine Killed in German Wreck
A German railway disaster near Nloa in Graswe left thirty nine dead and more than sixty injured in the morning wreck. The crash occurred on the main line disrupting service and prompting emergency response from local authorities and rescuers.
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Graswe
Germany
Nloa
Wall Street bankers seek federal troops at Governors Island
A petition from five hundred Wall Street bankers led by Charles B. Warren requests federal troops be stationed on Governors Island in New York Harbor. The letter argues New York’s financial district is vulnerable to attack and an earthquake threat makes a strong federal presence invaluable to protect the financial heart of the nation.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Washington
Governor's Island
New York Harbor
Governor’s Island
United States
Treasury
Charles B. Warren
Lucoln National Bank
Thaw Is Enjoying Himself in Concord Visit
United Press reports Harry K. Thaw, held at a Concord hotel, left for a shopping trip and city sightseeing. He was promised a horseback ride this afternoon as Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw, heading to Montreal with her son, prepared to join him at the suite now occupied by Thaw.
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Sherwood Simong
J. Sample
Corry
Grorgs
Mra
Drinket
Curtis
Ales
Dodd
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Diker
Allen and Whiton
C. A. Biakeslee
Mra. Franke Mer
United Press
Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
U. S
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Drew F
Golebrook
Thaw
Marhall Nute
Mary Copley Thaw
Tony
Montreal
Dne
Harry Thaw
Currency Bill Passed By House In Noon Vote
The House of Representatives passed the administration currency reform bill at the noon hour in Washington. The final tally stood at 286 to 04, signaling approval of the measure aimed at stabilizing the currency. Leaders praised the step as a major financial reform.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
House of
Corcoran Galleries Skip Cubist Art Exhibition
The Corcoran Galleries in Washington, D C, will not exhibit cubist art this year. The galleries opened today for public viewing but officials said there is no space for the controversial new style in the renowned establishment.
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Washington, D. C
Corcoran
Ronsom Butithé
Bern
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