Final desperate effort shapes impeachment defense in New York
In Dated Press Mbany New York Seph Witte faces two allegations amid a heated impeachment defense. Herricke delivers a forceful argument asserting the court’s limits and legality of the impeachment process while defending Governor WA Sl vor and urging government by law not man. The debate centers on whether the impeachment court can hear charges tied to alleged misconduct during tenure and whether such proceedings exceed constitutional bounds.
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Herrick
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Herritk
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Justo
Abu Ube
Sulear
Amusy
President Goes Home to Vote in State Primary
President Hy Upton Reese travels from Washington to attend the state primary, returning to his home to cast a vote. Secretary Timulty and the Secretary of War are present to accompany the delegation as they proceed through the capitol. The group plans to vote in Orsoy City after stops in Prideaton.
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Hy Upton Reese
Washington, D
Frea Mont Wilson
New Jiey
Prideaton
Timulty
Givirison
Jn Orsoy
No Appeal in Wright Case Details and Sentences
The report states Mr Pluobe Wright faced no appeal as attorneys prepared for a further judges review. Miss Kelly’s case remains without appeal consideration. Mrs Wright received a year in the penitentiary and Miss Kelly faces ongoing legal uncertainties with April and June decision timelines. A separate note mentions Will Lathrop receiving 18 years for horse stealing.
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Pwo
Brunk Lynch
Mes. Wright
Umry
Miss Seelly
Elven
Hirt
Will Lathrop
Party to Fight Not Arrested in Assault Case
Walter M. Jones faces assault charges after an incident with Albert Stufflebeam on Washington Street Saturday night. Jones claims provocation and says the matter should go to court. Doctor Waxconer notes Stufflebeam is badly bruised but expects a full recovery. Relatives seek witnesses as the case may reach local courts. Jones contends Stufflebeam invited the confrontation.
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Albert Stufflebeam
Stufflebeam
Washington Street
Waxconer
Pat
Joeal Courts
Jones
Councils Grant Time Extensions on Street Work
A Court of Appeals session on Liberty Street heard objections from Jol Patterson and others about street improvements. The Water Dog company secured duplicate warrants for service payments in Q1 after losing originals. Love and Son received an extension on the Bonth Street paving deadline, with no enforcement of daily penalties. Corry Cemetery was given 30 additional days to finish work.
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Lberty Street
Jol Patterson
Hardul Moore
Maney
Bingham
Love and Son
Bonth Street
Connells
Corry
Girl Located in Cuba N Mysterious Disappearance
Chief James Stevens received a call from Corry, reporting the Worton girl is now at Cuba with a young man to whom she says she is married. The father in Toledo is notified and may travel to Cuba to reclaim her. Osborne, alleged decoy, is unaccounted after the last sighting in Union City Saturday night.
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James Stevens
Cuta
Worton
At Place
Chief Stevens
Ottar Wor
Toledo
Cuba
Osborne
Stansboro
Union City
Erie Stops Removal of R R Tracks
A muddled dispute over railroad tracks by the Erie and the Pennsylvania Railroad near the depot continues. Work crews halted after a Buffalo command to pause, then reports claimed the Pennsy moved tracks closer to its wings, leaving the platform area in a tense, unsettled position.
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R. R
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Clough
PRR
Williame
Buffalo
Briel
Pennsy
Te Ay
Mayors to Feature Clambake at Columbus Park
Bradford mayor DeGolier Olean mayor Foley and ex mayor Lieb a are among anticipated attendees for the Elks clambake at Columbus tomorrow. The committee plans to spotlight many mayors and has arranged car meetups at the trolley terminal to shuttle guests to the park.
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Columbus
DeGolier
Bradtorn
Foley
Olean
Lieba
Erle
Alexander
Snowden
Troley Terminal
Heavy Fines for Impure Milk Dealers
Heavy fines were paid by two milk dealers yesterday before Alderman Warkvr of the Second ward Bates and Dearborn were the defendants. One case involved sale of a contaminated milk specimen fined $1, tied to Dr Waggoner and the local board of health. The other case fined $25 for milk lacking 21 4 percent butter fat and proper solids. Total fines amounted to $46, the heaviest collected in city fortification.
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Bates
Dearborn
Div Hanis
Waggoner
Board of Health
Pie Fond
Peton
State Department
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