Impeachmentclaims against Judge Archbold erupt in House
The Judiciary Committee presents a unanimous report to impeach Judge Archbold of the Commerce Court, citing misbehavior and high crimes. It accuses him of seeking credit, pressuring for coal property options, and leveraging his office for personal gain, labeling the conduct a public scandal and demanding removal.
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Gaieaiuciers D. C
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Tre West
Clayton
Tuuiliary
Senate
Archibald
Archbald
Pennsylvania
House Judiciary Committee
United States District Court
United States Circuit
Wer
Railroad Com
Masi Stanis
Judiciary Committee
Archhbald
Federal
Juditice Committee
Milica Seiaaa Ened
House
Yorks Busy Fourth in Paterson
The article notes a notable birth roster with families Hoek and Bosland welcoming their thirteenth and seventh children respectively. It lists numerous names and birth years from 1889 to 1912, highlighting a large brood and the July birth of Lena as a recent event.
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New York
Earth
Raon
N. J. Hoeck
Pearl Street
Bosland
Lawrence St
Seventi Ival
Faull
Henry
John
Johanna
Gertie
Jennie
Maude
Nas
Jacob
Krine
Lena
Lend
Three Sing Sing Inmate Executions Stir Prison
A garbled 1911 report notes three men executed at Sing Sing prison in rapid sequence. The text mentions an Italian and a Croton area agent’s death, with inmates described as hysterical and praying during the electrocution.
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Rapid Noat Sing Sing
Execution Detainee Names Self as Murderer Before Death
Before his execution Zansara knelt in prayer and declared to Warden Kennedy that he alone was guilty of the murder of Mr. Hall. Several other men including Vincenzo Cona Angelo Giusti Filipo DeMarco Lorenzo Call and Salvatore DeMarco await execution for the same crime.
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Zansara
Kennedy
Hall
Vincenzo Cona
Angelo Giusti
Filipo DeMarco
Lorenzo Call
Salvatore DeMarco
Zanaara
Corella
Williams Wie
Americans Dominate Fifth Olympic Trials as Stre am of Wins Grows
Americans emerge favorites in the fifth renewal with strong showings across events. Melvin Sheppard leads the 300-meter final, 800 meters sees a clean U S 1 2 3, while A W Richards breaks the Olympic high jump record. Louis Tewanima and Louis Scott place high in distance events amid a Finnish win in the 10,000-meter. Stadium erupts as flags rise for the top three Americans.
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Oyers
Melvin W. Sheppard
J. E. Meredith
David S&s Caldwell
C. S. Edmundson
Ira Davenport
WW. N. Putnam
J. c. Johnstone
Boston Athletic Association
George H Morine
Leland Stanford University
Beon RB. Erickson
Mott Haven Athletic Club
A. W. Richards
Brigham Young
Len Adams
New York Athletic Club
F. W. Belote
Chicago
R. le Beatty
Columbia University
J. A. Butler
Brooklyn Center Young Men’s Christian Association
F. Fietcher
Notre Dame
Ind
Leo Goethring
Mohawk Athletic Club
A. L. Gutterson
University of Vermont
F. C. Irons
Chicago Athletic Association
E. R. Thayer
Chicago Athletic Club
F. H. Keiser
Edmund Rense
Samuel Schwarta
Alfred Voollmeke
Pastime Athletic Club
C. C. Cooke
Cleveland Athletic Club
J. I. Courtney
Carlisle
Porter
London
Lische
Germany
George Horine
Yankees
Mercersburg Pa
Melvin Sheppard
American Girl Plans Japanese Merchant Wedding
Miss Winifred Louise Parnes Barnes declares she will marry Sangora Ono a wealthy Japanese merchant in New York. The wedding is set for June 20 at the Little Church Around the Corner with Dr Houghton and Dr Lewis officiating. After a Syracuse University and Emerson Dramatic School alumna meets a Tokio graduate, the couple will live at Asbury Park before a future trip to Japan.
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New York
Winifred Louise Parnes Shursday
Sangora Ono
G. C. Houghton
Lewis
Miss Barnes
Ono
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Emerson Dramatic School
Boston
Houghton
Mr. Ono
Asbury Park
Japan
Kaiser Works to Check Duels Between Berlin Clubs
Berlin reports a clash between Count Konigemarck and the Hamburg Racing Club over a chair incident on Derby Day. The Kaiser intervened to urge settlement to protect racing. Steward Kaemmerer resigned, signaling possible closure as mediators seek to prevent deadly duels among elites.
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Berlin
Kaiser
Konigemarck
Union Club of Berlin
Hamburg
Germany
Kaemmerer
Count Konigesmarck
Union Club
Count Konigsemarck
Union
Count Konlesmareck
Hambure Racing Club
Konigsmaarck
France
Caumorrist Case Reaches Jury Verdict Phase In Italy
After a year and a half the Caumorrist trial in Vithro Italy nears its end as Judge Cava Hereianchi finishes instructions and the jury retires. The heat and fatigue weigh on all involved while jurors are told to return fourteen separate findings across multiple counts.
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Vithrbo
Italy
Caumorrist
Cava- Hereianchi
Signor
Ianchi
Dixon Issues Roosevelt Call for National Progressive Convention
The National Progressive Provisional Committee called for a convention in Chicago on August 5 to renominate Theodore Roosevelt for president. Manager Joseph M. Dixon titled the appeal a declaration of independence aimed at uniting Americans against entrenched political bosses and “steal” crimes in politics.
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Provisional Committee
Kicaro
Congress
Chicago
United States
National Progressive Provisional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
New York
Justice Refuses to Halt Love Affair Case
In Baltimore a justice declines to stop a budding romance case after a youth allegedly struck a man during an interference. Justice Smith rules no warrant is issued yet and directs the youth to show cause at home why a warrant should not issue, citing interference with a private romance.
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Baltimore
Pair of Scissors Only Clue to Crime
Richmond detectives pursue Bon Air murder case toward identification as officers search for color of victim. Evidence found near body includes a bloody ribbon garter and a small pair of scissors, with the ribbon around the neck and the throat cut. The body was decomposed, complicating color determination.
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Richmond
Chesterfield County
Board of Supervisores
Luther Scherer
Beattie
Bon Air
Scissors Key in Richmond Death Mystery Hint
The fragment describes a dead woman found near Richmond and suggests small scissors may identify her killer. It notes the perishers fled through Poresi Hil toward the Diver Wed or cross the new bridge near Westhampton and feared carrying a lantern. Authorities hope the scissors will link to the murderer for conviction.
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Richmond
Poresi Hil
New Bridge
Westhampton
Bon Air
Secessors
Portugal Faces Fresh Northern Revolt Amid Political Unrest
In Lisbon Special comes word of a brewing revolt in northern Portugal with Navy and land forces moved to quell rebels. President Manuel De Arriaga vows to stamp out the uprising as monarchist sympathizers cross into the mountains. An armored ship sails to Oporto with 200 sailors aboard while deputies and senators further troop to their regiments. Authorities monitor conspirators believed to aim at killing Republican leaders.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Manuel de Arriaga
Operte
Eithes
Ronvaliste
Vases de Gama
Oportea
Robbery at Bowery clothing store Nets $934 cash and goods
A well lit Bowery store owned by William Isaacs was robbed after a nitro-glycerine blast blew open a central safe. The thieves accessed the building through a second story rear window and escaped with $934 and $500 in merchandise.
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New York
William Isaacs
Bowery
Pianiste Sara Morton Averts Suicide Over Love
Miss Dollo Leon Morton the concert pianist and protegée of Tetraszini and Paderewski attempted to end her life with wood alcohol in San Francisco to avoid an arranged marriage to Sidney Hargraves a Los Angeles capitalist who had offered marriage. Physicians at Central Emergency Hospital saved her life after the near-fatal act. She spoke of her love as unmoved by reason and said marriage would ruin both their lives.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sidney Hargraves
Los Ageles
Sara
Dollo Leon Morton
Tetraszini
Paderewski
N. Huernie
Masonic Avenue
Central Emergency Hospital
Sidney Whargraves
Panama Steamship Panama Adrift Off California Coast
The Pacific mail steamship Panama is drifting helpless 250 miles south of San Francisco, with assistance being rushed from San Pedro as calm seas surround the vessel.
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San Francisco
CAILL
Pacific Mail
Panama
San Pedro
Salome model romance traced to Mile Renaudot
The mystery of Regnaults Salome model was solved by Mile Renaudot daughter of Maria Latini Sabine woman who posed for Renault and inspired the painting. Renaudot a Paris astronomer reveals the tale to end rumors of her mothers character. The account links Maria Latini to the Paris artist circle and the 1867 Rome meeting at St Peters where Renault and Rennaudet began their liaison.
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New York
Regnault
Salome
America
Knoedler & Co
Mile. Renaudot
L'illustration
Mile
Renaudot
Paris
Paris Observatory
M. Flammarion
Renault
Maria Latina
Sabine
Tivoli
Rome
Maria
St. Peter's
Renoaudet
Renaudet
Jorhawk
France
Maria Latini
Grandstands Planned for Vanderbilt Cup Race in Milwaukee
Three grandstands with 50 000 seats will be built before the Vanderbilt cup race in Milwaukee. An additional stand for newspaper and telegraph staff will be erected. The main grandstand will be about a quarter of a mile long and divided into sixty sections based on past race attendance.
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Milwaukee
Wis
British Rifle Association Meet Opens at Bisley
The British National Rifle Association meet opened at Bisley England with fine weather. Targets were set at 900 and 1000 yards and the Waldiegrave match was the chief event of the day.
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Bisley
Eng
British National Rifle Association
Airplane Smash Injures Two Officers at Parchim
Lieutenant Kehnke of the imperial aviation corps and a second officer were severely injured in a crash near Parchim Germany. The aircraft was demolished in the incident today.
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Parchim
Germany
Kehnke
Imperial Aviation Corps
Behnke
Jerome Loses Points 10 Thaw Habeas Hearing
White Plains N Y Special William T Jerome special deputy attorney general opposing Harry K Thaw's fight for release from Matteawan was defeated in two legal encounters at Thaws habeas corpus hearing today The judge allowed an oral summary and Jerome could file his brief after testimony The alienist Dr MacDonald testified Thaw was a potential paranoiac with an inflated ego and grandeur and he had received about 10000 pounds for services from the State.
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White Plains
N. Y
William T. Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
Matlea Wwan
Thaw
Jerome
Keogh
Attorney Shearn
William c. Thaw
Shearn
William’ Thaw
Blind Senator Gore Visits Governor Wilson at Sea Girt
Oklahoma Senator Gore arrived at Sea Girt to meet Governor Wilson amid a luncheon gathering of New Jersey delegates to the Baltimore convention. Wilson greeted Gore as he stepped from his car and descended to the cottage steps.
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New Jersey
MR. Gore
Sea Girt
N. Y
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Wilson
Baltimore
Gore
Frog Croaks In Woman's Stomach Weeks After Swallowing
In Washington D C a live frog reportedly lived for about a year inside Mrs L V King of Deanwood before doctors at Emergency Hospital removed it with a large pump. The creature, seven inches long, croaked and sang in the stomach then died in water.
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Ashington
D. C
Mra
Ll. V. King
Deanwood
Plysichans
National Education Association Opens 50th Annual Convention
Chicago hosts over 10,000 teachers at the fiftieth annual meeting. The opening session featured a bid for control among 78 board members amid tensions between the longtime male leadership and rising female delegates. The conference began Monday afternoon in windy Chicago, Illinois.
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Chicago
Ill
National
Educcnation Association
Board of Direvetors
Death Reveals Long Island Shipyard Chief Had Secret Life
A poorly dressed woman in Port Jefferson produced a photo claiming to show shipyard superintendent William F. Hunt. The hotel owner identified the deceased as the wrong man, and Hunt’s wife in New York was found to be the real spouse of the man who died.
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New York
Barker
Port Jefferson
Long Island
William EF. Hunt
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Mrs. Hunt
Starved Urban Sufferers Found On City Streets
Within an hour on a Friday afternoon police at East Eighty eighth Street located two starving individuals. A 35 year old woman Mary Gustavsen and a deaf mute blind man about 62 were taken to Bellevue Hospital after refusing food. She had been found on Central Park Arsenal steps and later discharged from Bellevue after initially improving. She would not eat and claimed estrangement from friends and relatives. The man lay semi conscious on Ninety fifth Street steps and weighed about 165 pounds. Both were reported malnourished and admitted to Bellevue Hospital.
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East Eighty-eighth Street
Mary Gustavsen
East Thirty-first Street
Eixty
Miss Gustavsen
Arsenal
Central Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Eaton
Bellevue Hospital
John F. McHate
Matilda
McGrath
Johnson & Johnson strike in New Brunswick ends peacefully
In New Brunswick 3000 Johnson & Johnson operators returned to work as police surrounded the plants without incident. At the New Brunswick Cigar Company plant 1000 strikers gathered to resume work, but the plant was announced shut down until fall by Superintendent Krieger.
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Brunswick
N. J
Johnson & Johnson
New Brunswick Cigar Company
Krieger
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