66 inch Suitinga and assorted fabrics sale
Classified style notice lists fabrics including 66 inch medium and light colored Suitinga at 125 per yard 65 cents, 2,000 yards black cloth, plus cheviot and Astrakhan trimmed jackets and ready dresses. It mentions Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment 26 cents a box and Dr Cady's Condition Powders 25 cents per package. A stockholders meeting notice for Massillon Ohio sets Feb 5 at noon with John J. Halsy as secretary.
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Chamberlain
Wiassillon & Cleveland
TUS
Massillon
John J. Halsy
Impeachment sought for Judge Ricks in Cleveland case
The judiciary committee voted 7 to 6 to report impeachment for Judge Augustus J. Ricks on charges of malfeasance in office. The dispute centers on whether Ricks took improper fees and whether the matter proceeds in the Senate. Party lines split the vote, with Republicans backing impeachment. fate rests on next Friday’s House action and Judge Culberson’s involvement.
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Washington
Congress
Ghouse Committee On the Judiciary
Augustus J. Ricks
Cleveland
United States
Senate
Central Labor Union of
Ricks
Judiciary Committee
Bailey
House
Supreme Court
the Independent
Committees On Judiciary
Layton
Ohio
Wolverton
Pennsylvania
Terry
Arkaness
Harrison
Alabame
Oates
Messrs. Bailey
Lane
Mesara Broderick
Stone
Goodnight
Kentucky
Messrs
Martin W. Sanders
Sanders
Broderick
Ricks’s
Seconnt
Culberson
United Press
Toledo
Yaone
Death of Broker and Wife in Baltimore Fire
Society favorites killed as Thomas Whitridge and wife Bessie Shoemaker died escaping a blaze from a second story fire. Whitridge, son of John A. Whitridge, was a banker broker and a governor of a cotillion club in Baltimore society leaders married last April. The couple perished when smoke trapped them after leaving the burning house. Other items note Lincoln National Park wreck case indictments, Homestead plant labor unrest, farmer representation aims, Tacoma canal dispute forecast, Georgia aid to Nebraska, and re election of Senator McMillan.
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Thomas Whitridge
Baltiimore
Whitridge
John A. Whitrides
Bessie Shoemaker
Samuel Shoemaker
Hastings Sworn In and Lyon Installed In Pennsylvania
Daniel H Hastings is sworn in as Pennsylvania governor with Lieutenant Governor Lyon also inducted. The ceremony includes oath on senate floor and portico, remarks by Watres, and Hastings inaugural address. Parade reviews by Hastings party, law figure Pattison departs for Philadelphia, Overbrook seat described with staff treatments and gifts valued at 1500.
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Harmissuré
Daniel H. Hastings
Pennsylvania
Lyon
Senate
Hastings
Louis A. Watres
Simonton
Dauphin County
Capitol
Pattison
Sterrett
Brgade Band
Pottsville
Smiley
W.H. Honck
Hazelton
Methodist Church i
Bellefonte
Battery C
Capitol Hill
National Guard
Rate
Philadelphia
Over
Overbrook
Colonel West
Montrose
Coit Gives Bond in Manslaughter Case in Washington
Colonel Coit appeared before Judge Nash in Washington D. C. to answer manslaughter charges and posted bonds of 2500 dollars on each of three indictments. The bond was signed by county and Columbus officials, with four regiment officers and two attorneys present. The court adjourned after excusing Coit from pleading until his lawyers could review the indictments.
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Nash
Washington
EL Washington D. H
Coit
Columbus
Mills Gardener
W. E. Cook
This County
John G. Deschler
George W. Linke
E. K. Stewart
Goldney
Moore
Gunsaulus
Williams
George K. Nash
B. H. Booth
Johnsons Retire and Cleveland Street Rail Monopoly Possible
Cleveland January 16 reports say Congressman Tom L. Johnson and his brother Albert may retire from the Cleveland Electric Street Railway firm, uniting with the Cleveland City Cable company to create a street car monopoly in Cleveland in a potential $20 million consolidation. The electric company's stock rose amid the chatter.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Albert
Cleveland Electric Street Railway Company
Cleveland City Cable Company
Johnsons
Cable and Electric Companies
Electric Company
Casimir-Perier resigns as French president amid cabinet turmoil
Pagis Jan 16 Casimir-Perier announces resignation after a wave of political criticism and cabinet strain. Debates over Gerault-Richard prison and Brisson’s chamber presidency fueled tensions, with family pleas and ministerial efforts failing to prevent the exit. Meanwhile in Brooklyn a trolley strike quiet early, then clashes surge near Atlantic Avenue barns as police brace for wider action.
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WEAN
Casimir-Perier
Lyona
Cesario Santo
M. Casimir-Perier
Republic
M. Gerault-Richard
le Chomnard
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Dupay
Casimir Perier
Casimir- Perier
M. Henri Brisson
M. Burdeau
M. Brisson
France
Chambr of Deputies
Chamber
Casimir Peter
Nul
C‘asmir-Perier
Prom
Dupuy Down
M. Chailoinet-Lacour
M. Spailer
M. Casmir-Perier
Dupuy
Soulier
Palace of the Elysee
Brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
House votes to delay governor vote count for fraud probe
In a 48 to 41 vote the House adopted a Democratic resolution postponing the governor vote tally and its publication while an investigation into election fraud charges proceeds. The Senate had approved the measure earlier. Sage Suit on Trial Again in New York with third attempt to seat a jury for $50,000 damages in the Norcross bombing case.
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Nasavinie
House of Representatives
Senate
Byrnes Retained as New York Police Chief
Mayor Strong asked Superintendent Byrnes to remain head of the New York City police department citing his long service and possible Albany ledge changes that may require department reforms. The Milwaukee theater fire gutted the Stedt theater and the Denster club rooms, with losses around £15,000, partly insured. In Denver a grand jury returned true bills against Hamilton Armstrong and city jail officials for swindling and opening letters addressed to Sedie W. Likens while she served as police matron.
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New York
Strong
Byrnes
Albany
Milwaukee
Stedt Theater
Denster Club
Denver
United States Grand Jury
Hamilton Armstrong
Kate Dryer
Denks Mailens
President Fire and Police Board
Sedie W. Likens
Rolling Mills to Resume in New Jersey
Rolling Mills to Resume in Parwipssira New Jersey with American sheet iron mill also reopening next Monday. About 240 workers employed at the two plants. PITH OF THE NEWS items include various brief reports on court battles over James G Fair estate, political nominations in Montana and Nebraska, a drowning accident in Tennessee, and other early 20th century items.
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Parwipssira
N. J
Delaware Rolling Mills
American Sheet Iron
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