Indictment Sought Against Sulzer Aides by Albany Supporter
Albany and New York prosecutors may pursue charges against Charles F. Murphy Aaron J. Levy and Senator James J Farley over an alleged plot to remove Governor Sulzer from office. Lynn J Arnold an ally of Sulzer says witnesses have provided evidence of a conspiracy tied to campaign contributions and impeachment efforts. He notes ten informants visited his Albany office with claims of an attack on Sulzer and hints more indictments may follow.
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Sulzer
New York
Albany
Lynn J. Arnold
Arnold
Judge Arnold
Press-Knickerbocker-Express
Snutzer
Murphy
Levy
Frawley
Whitman
Albany County
Ellis Wood Injured at Hitt Lumber Mill
Ellis Wood recently joined the H. H. Hitt company and was struck on the head by a broken belt while at work. His condition worsened, and he was sent home on Line Street in serious condition. He is married with children and brother of W. W. Wood.
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Ellis Wood
Eas
Salvation Army Corps Formed by Prisoners at Windsor Prison
The first Salvation Army corps created among prisoners east of Chicago was organized at Windsor state prison. Over fifty inmates were sworn in as soldiers and pledged to follow the Army's articles of war.
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Windsor
Salvation Army Corps
Chicago
Salvation Army
Plea for Beautifying the School Grounds
A Nebraska Farmer reader urges communities to improve school grounds by planting trees shrubs and flowers. He argues to involve teachers pupils and patrons in a coordinated plan with arbor day efforts and homegrown plantings to create a more attractive, social and educational space. He also notes fencing to protect the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yielnity
Nebraska Farmer
Night Cat In Tree Triggers Police Riot Call
In Decatur, noise from a cat chased by chickens in a tree led to a riot call on Hawt Popular street. Neighbors heard shots as the owner fired at the cat while bandits and Mexicans were described as defying a red States army, but police soon quelled the disturbance.
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Decaturs
New Decatur
Hawt Popular
Red States Army
Night Hunt With Hounds Fails to Catch Assailant
A posse scoured the Decatur area chasing a black assailant who seriously wounded Chief of Police Davidson. Bloodhounds lost his trail near Niggerville as searches moved through Flint bridge, Flint Station, and Somerville pike, with confusion over dog guidance and mis id of the hounds.
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Davidson
Decaturs
Niggertown
Decatur
Niggerville
PAGE TAKES LEASE ON A FINE LONDON HOME
Walter Vines Page the African ambassador took a three year lease on No 6 Grosvenor Square London in a plain substantial dwelling. J P Am sold the first bale of cotton at 12 12 cents to the Harris Cortner Company. The second bale is reported to have been brought in by Gam Irwin, via the Southern Cotton Oil Co.
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Page
London
Terday
Grosvenor Square
Ty the
Southern Cotton Oil Co
Gam * Irwin
Death of American Missionary Under Inquiry in Turkey
Acting vice consul Lewis Heck opens inquiry into the murder of Dr. Charles Holbrook, an American missionary, at Soushehir in Asiastic Turkey, with official reports cited and continued on page 3.
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Cimen Crates Vurdaséy
Lewis Heck
Charles Holbrook
Soushehir
Dangers faced by editors from threats to harsh critics
The Kansas City Journal notes editors confront hostility from angry readers gamblers grafting politicians violent threats by wife beaters and bribe seeking advertisers. It warns of harassment and violence as daily risks in journalism and the peril of exposing private malfeasance.
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Kansas City Journal
Leo M Frank Found Guilty of Murder in 1913 Trial
The jury in Atlanta on August 26 returned a verdict of guilty for Leo M. Frank in the Mary Phagan murder case. The verdict carried no recommendation for clemency, and a noisy crowd outside celebrated as Frank, indicted May 24, faced the court.
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Leo. M. Frank
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
National Pencil Factory
Newt Lee
Frank
James Conley
Lee
Conley
Court House
Roan
Wingamne
Hugh Dorsey
Waul Prisoner Case Noted After Collapse During Delivery
A prisoner identified as Was Waul sues after a message delivery incident in which she collapsed. Court records outline the events surrounding the delivery and subsequent medical concerns.
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Sues
Edison talking pictures delight Masonic audience
A large crowd at the Masonic enjoyed Edison’s talking pictures with the Kinetograph, as shadows sang danced and acted with life like motion, receiving frequent applause for their vivid realism.
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Edison
Masonic
Motion for New Trial Prepared Immediately
A court records indicate that a motion for a new trial would be filed at once in connection with the pending case. The exact parties and docket details are not provided in the excerpt.
Mrs Mayer to Open Millinery Emporium in Decaturs
Mrs Finnie, former Dean Millinery Co. trimmer, plans to arrive in Decatur around September 1 to establish a millinery shop. She has browsed New York and Chicago for the latest fashions and will soon set up business here.
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Mayer
Finnie
Decaturs
New York
Chicago
Desperate Arrest Incident In Flint Station
W H Sorber recounts arrest of a black suspect tied to Chief Davidson’s injury. He describes a tense exchange and a failed attempt to force movement, noting height and cover of tracks as the pursuit continued with bloodhounds later retracing the route.
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W. H. Sorber
Davidson
Flint Station
Decaturs
Jashin
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Aaron J. Levy
H. H. Hitt
Mr. Wood
Sen
Flint Creek
Tennessee
Somerville Pike
Flint Bridge
J. B. Schimmel
Flint
Schimmell
Denton
W. H. Sorbec
Mr. Denton
Walter _ Vines
Frican
J. W. Murphy
J.P
Tion of
Home Oil Mill
Cotton
Harris
Cortner
Hety
EXPEC
Mrs. Finnie
Trim
Mer
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Dean Millinery Co
Sorber
Walt
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