Impeachment Crisis Looms as Sulzer Silent Amid Plan
Albany reports rehearings for Governor Sulzer impeachment amid accusations of stock dealings and campaign checks. Delmonico's May meeting allegedly discussed attacks on the governor, with Charles F. Murphy listed as presiding. Senate and assembly leaders Decry the charges while lawmakers gather in the capital amid heightened tension.
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Albany
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Empire State
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Frawley
National Guard
Kentucky
Delmonico's
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Murphy
Victor J. Dowling
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn
James J. Frawley
Smith
Wagner
Burglars In Judge's Home Captured After Roof Climb
New York August 11 two burglars were caught in Judge Joseph Green's home at 178 East Seventy Ninth Street after an alarm from a window drew Sergeant Percy. Louis Friedman was arrested in the front parlor and John Russell was found in a rear closet. the judge was away in Atlantic City.
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New York
Joseph ’ Green
East Seventy-ninth Street
Seventy-ninth Street
Third Avenue
Percy
M. Jackson
Judge Green
Louis
Friedman
John Russell
Atlantic City
W. T. Osborne Reaches 101 in Newburgh
William T. Osborne of Newburgh celebrated his 101st birthday on August 11 with church, a public reception, and a family dinner. He remains strong and alert, keeps a daily diary, reads papers, and attends Sunday services and weekly prayers.
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Newburgh
William T. Osborne
Yesterdy
Osborne
Parents fire bathhouses in flooded city blaze
Lawrence Massachusetts August 11 police believe a fire at three municipal bathhouses was started accidentally or intentionally after a flood killed eleven children a month earlier when a runway collapsed. The loss is estimated at 1500 dollars. Weather forecast calls for fall conditions with cooler southern portions and breezy northwest to northeast winds tomorrow.
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Lawrence
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Two Provinzano Brothers Slain in Newark Street Ambush
In Newark on August 11, Caspar and Joseph Provinzano were killed by four men as they returned home from work near 43 Monroe Street. Mrs Elizabeth Richards was seriously wounded by a passing shot. Salvatore Provinzano fled the scene fainting and is hospitalized. Police have not arrested suspects but expect to identify four Italian assailants recently discharged from a Coney Island boat gang. Caspar died en route to hospital. Joseph died three hours later.
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Joseph Provinzano
Monroe, Street
Elizabeth Richards
Salvatore Provingado
Coney Island
Caspar Provinzano
Newport hears Dr Shipman on unhappiness of the rich
New York pastor Dr Herbert Shipman preached at Trinity church Newport urging that the rich and successful suffer restless discontent. He noted misery exists in slums but emphasized the inner ache of those who have wealth and status yet yearn for what they lack. The sermon drew many summer residents to the Gilbert cottage on Bellevue avenue.
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Newport
R. 1
Trinity Church
Herbert Shipman
Church of Heavenly Rest of
Shipman
Gilbert Cottage
Bellevue Avenue
Dr. Shipman
Powell to Lead Hobart College From NYU Presidency
Geneva N Y August Rev Lyman P Powell head of the department of business ethics at New York University has accepted the presidency of Hobart College Geneva N Y Powell was elected unanimously to fill the vacancy created by Langdon C Stewardsons resignation Powell was notified by telegram at North Plain Maise and wired his acceptance and will assume duties September 15
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Geneva
N. Y
Lyman P. Powell
New York ‘University
Hobart College
Powell
Langdon C. Stewardson
North Pana
Lapon
President nominates three nominees to key posts
Washington Aug 14 The president sent to the senate nominations for William P. Cresson of Nevada as secretary of legation at Quito Medtador James J Walsh as treasurer internal revenue district of Connecticut Joseph L Murray as chief of chemicals in the department of the interior or related post in Connecticut unclear text specifies internal revenue duties and foreign legation roles
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Senate
Wiliam P. Cresson
Nevada
Quito
Medtador
James J. Walsh
Edilectér
Internal Revenue
District of Connecticut
Joseph L. Murrayy
Titania Xiil Chosen Miss Hazel Florence Reuman Queen
Miss Hazel Florence Reuman of Brooklyn named Titania Xiil and Carnival Queen of Asbury Park. At eighteen, she will be crowned August 15 in Ocean Grove Auditorium, with the La Fayette castle hosting ceremonies and a Brooklyn social circle attending the pageantry and baby parade. Her father, Frank H Reuman, is an attorney.
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Brooklyn
Asbury Park
Hazel
Florence Reuman
Frank H.‘Reuman
Lincoln Road
Flatbush
Ocean Grove
Titania
Lafayette
Monmouth Banks Assessed By County Tax Board Circular
The Monmouth County Board of Taxation issued a circular guiding assessors on stock valuations for county banks. Highest assessments sit with Second National Bank Red Bank. First National Freehold and others follow, with several banks not assessed. Also reports Brigadier G W H Bixby retires while Col Rosell becomes brigadier general. Stationary firemen convene in Pittsburgh as wage arbitration wins are celebrated. A Bavarian clock built entirely of glass is described after six years of work.
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Monmouth County Board of Taxation
Monmouth County
Second National Bank
Red iBank
First National Bank
Eehold
First National
Long Branch
National
Allentown
Englishtown
Freehold
National Freehold Banking Co
Central National
Farmers’ and Merchants
Mat
WAN Oy
Keyport Banking Company
People's National
Keyport
Red Bank
Second National
Atlantic Highlands National
Hirst National
Sea Bright
Virst National
Citizens’ National
Long Branch Banking Company
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Seacoast National
Wirst National
Belmar
Fragmented musings on labor and life value
A terse editorial fragment discusses youth, labor, and the adequacy of life guidance. It questions whether society and individuals have progressed, noting that life’s passage cannot be replaced by mere activity. The piece ends with a stark warning about appetite and hunger.
Proprietor Claims Store Belongs to Him After Luncheon Prank
A Detroit Free Press note recounts a department store owner hiding in a basement luncheon area. He joins the workers for a ten cent meal, hops on a stool and asks for soup, but the waiter refuses, thinking him an intruder. He insists the store is his.
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Luan Yup
Detroit Free Press
Fragmentary reform note from a 1722 commission
The readable text references a commission circa 1722 pushing ec onom ic reforms. It notes restricted remit to certain rents and a fixed annual pens amount, plus measures about housing, self denial of expenses, and a declaration about future payments for breakfast coffee, coach hire, and books except the Book of Rates.
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Toms
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