Archbald Ousted From Federal Bench in Senate Vote
The U S senate stripped Washington Robert W Archbald of Pa of his judicial robes and disqualified him from any future office by a 39 to 35 vote. Dr Carl L Alsberg announced Willard D Bigelow as a member of the board of food and drug inspection. George F Baker testified before the money trust committee, detailing First National Bank profits since 1863 totaling over 80 million on a 0 capitalization of 0.
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Robert W. Archbald
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
United States
Carl L. Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Willard D. Bigelow
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
William Rockefeller
House of Representatives
Money Trust
Miami
Fla
Charles W. Richardson
House Committee
First National Bank of
New York City
George F. Baker
house money_trust
Washington
Baker
Senate
O’neill
Stotsenburg
Grube
Fleming
Shively
van Nuys
Sullivan
Wood
Netterville
Curtis
Harlan
G. C. Wood
Kistler
Jenkins
Hibberd
Yarling
Gelts
Batts
Krau
White
Parks
Troutman
Cleveland
Ballou
Clark
Elsner
R. H. Jackson
Traylor
van Auken
Strange
Carlton
Faulkner
Trautman
Sexton
Neal
Kelsem
Adams
Akin
Kattman
Zearing
Gavit
C. Jackson
la Mont
Harmon
Commons
Greenwell
Engle
Hauck
Fieming
Kelsen
Will Wood
Zlener
McCormick
Getton
Avalos
Big lineup of events across nation hints at postwar shifts
Recap of diverse reports: political vote tallies with Wilson leading 435 to 88 for Roosevelt Taft 8 across 40 states. indictments in Seaboard Oil Transit case. Amundsen honored as south pole discoverer. labor strikes ripple New York garment industry. notable deaths and legal notices including Maud Malone appeal and Whitelaw Reid estate probate.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Vermont
Utah
California
Wilson
Roosevelt
Maud Malone
New York
Court of Appeals
Brooklyn
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
National Geographical Society
Washington
Whitelaw Reid
England
The
New York Tribune
White Plains
N.Y
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Many New Bills Introduced in Indiana Legislature
Indianapolis January 15 lawmakers in good humor after Taggart smoker. Senate considers electrocution for hanging and blue sky bills while House chairs regulate service corporations and require biweekly pay. Both houses pass 120000 for session expenses with mothers pension bill and public utilities measure pending.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Senate
State Highway Commission
Sands
South Bend
Public Utilities
Shively
State Railroad Commission
Commission
Cook
House
Indiana Brevities round up from various towns
Reports from Indiana describe a found body identified only by a letter to John Fox in Lafayette, a homicide case moved from Knox county with over 100 witnesses, the death of EH Nebeker former U S treasurer, a self surrender for intoxication, a wreck injuring B&O workers, a minor sued by a railway, a circus man sought on fraud, farmers opposing a state highway commission, a large painters supplies exhibit, missing letters found in a Richmond post office, and bogus drafts tied to Toledo.
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Richmond
John 8. Fox
Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Cambridge City
John 8
Fox
Ind
Brooks
Dayton
Ohio
If a Man Had No Wife He’d Miss Neighbor Help
Ad claims Dr Pierce’s Pellets regulate stomach liver and bowels. Small sugar coated pills said to ease constipation. Claims appeal to men without wives who would miss neighbors’ help.
Wombat Denounced as Genius in Scattershot Tale
Local gossip recalls a disputed claim about Wombat being a genius. One speaker dismisses the tale as a con and notes a past dollar loan that was repaid, suggesting skepticism toward the circulating story.
A Tub of Rosewater
A short anecdote about Victor Rosewater's son wanting to sail toy boats in the bathtub at the Rosewater home. Mrs. Rosewater explains Father is bathing, prompting the boy to ask why and the mother to answer that he must bathe. Published in Saturday Evening Post.
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Victor Rosewater
Rosewater
Why He Changed His Mind Boxing Lesson Tale
John K. Sullivan recalls a husky pupil who first sought lessons to whip a rival. After a rough first session he changed his plan and offered to bring the other man back for Sullivan to finish the lessons, signaling a pacifying turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Pittsburg
DREADED TO EAT A Quaker Couple's Experience
A Philadelphia couple overcome long standing indigestion by replacing coffee with Postum. They describe relief from post-meal dullness, improved health, and endorsement of Postum to others. The ad promotes Instant Postum and provides preparation details and pricing.
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Oummar
American Live Stock Association
Phoenix
Ariz
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Minneapolis
Boston
Harry M. Jones
Providence
R. I
J. Poland
International Harvester Company
San Francisco
San Quentin
Moving Picture
Hudson
Hackensack
N. J
Long Shore
New York State
State of
Mamie M. Holland
Park City
City Recorder
Los Angeles
Seaboard Oill Transit Company
C. P. Bowers Land Company
Nicholas F. Wilson
Alfred W. Allen
Clarence P. Bowers
J. R. Rigging
B. F. Woodruff
William H. Schroeder
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Corning
N. Y
New York State Public Service Commission
Culebra
Panama Canal
Edward. Burke
Newark
Supreme Court
Newburger
Anna Held Ziegfeld
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Ora Morningstar
George Sutton
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Panther
Navy Department
Guantanamo
Sonoma
Hampton Roads
Olaf A. Trehmoe
Eugene Clancy
Leavenworth
United States District
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ella Ewing
Missouri
Gorin
Henry George, KA
Solons
Keramissa
Epirus
Indiana
Covington
EH. H. Nebeker
Nebeker
George Nebeker
Hartford City
Thomas Smethers
Montpelier
Townsend
Henry Young
Henry Johnson
Columbus
Bartholomew
Ruby Judd
B. & O. Railway Company
Seymour
Shelbyville
Henry Terry
Shelby County
Cincinnati
Dan R. Robinson
That City
Morrison & DePrez
Lebanon
Highway Commission
Boone County
Fort Wayne
Saengerbund Hall
Harry G. Hogan
Theodore Thieme
Commercial Club
New Albany
J. . Miller
Toledo
Miller
Wombat
Conard
Juvenile Logic
Phila
Wellville
Grocera
Posts Postum. Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Cr Mich
Ady
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