Sulzer May Face Impeachment Trial With Witness Stand
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer will not appear personally to plead in the impeachment charges, opting to testify only as a defense witness if needed. Judge Herrick says Sulzer may call wife, aides, and associates, including Sarecky and Colwell, if constitutional objections are overcome.
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Apedal
New York Times
Albany
William Sulzer
High Court of Impeachment
D Cady Herrick
Sulzer
Gov. Sul Time
Sulzer Ness
Herrick
Zer
Liment
Gov. Sulzer
New York
Up State
Louis A. Sarecky
Buffalo
Frawley Committee
Sarecky
F. L. Colwell
Colwell
Judge Herrick
Banking Invasion Lens in American Currency Bill
The Daily Telegraph predicts American banks may establish foreign branches under the Currency Bill, risking disruption to Lombard Street. London banks, already stretching limits, could face increased rivalry and instability as new entrants accept bills. Authorities study handling and possible retaliation.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
New York
Chicago
Lombard Street
Bear Narrowly Escapes Ice Pack On Nome to Barrow Cruise
The revenue cutter Bear battled ice floes and ground ice while drifting for a day near Point Barrow Alaska. Captain J G Ballinger reported no damage though the vessel narrowly avoided destruction between bergs. A native with a broken leg was amputated at Point Hope during the mission.
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Washington
Bear
North Pole
Nome
Point Barrow
Alaska
America
McAdoo
J. G. Ballinger
Ballinger
United States
Point Hope
Sureons
Vice President Marshall Faces Renting Dilemma in Washington
Vice President Marshall and his wife sought a Washington home with annual rent under 2500 dollars while earning 12000 dollars a year. They found a suitable 9000 dollar lease but a buyer appeared demanding immediate possession. The Marshalls decided to vacate the lease and Mrs Marshall plans to stay at a hotel while he contemplates sleeping in his office.
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New York Times
Washington
Marshall
Marshalls
Dot
Hey
Three U. S. Sailors Drown in Harbor Collision
A collision in Bridgeport harbor last night between the tug Seaboard and the motor cutter of the destroyer McCall left three McCall crewmen dead K W Russell A E Sheehan and C Chute. L E Thompson survived by swimming to the breakwater light. Boats from Seaboard McCall and the lighthouse searched hours but recovered no bodies.
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L. E. Thompson
Seaboard
McCall
New York
Rye Courier selects suitor for Port Chester landholder
The Rye Courier reports a Rye N Y plea for a husband from a wealthy widower near Chicago among 180 responses nationwide. Editor Reginald Sher says six candidates remain for further correspondence and negotiations may be underway. The ad sought a self supporting, unselfish man for a wife with a large landholding near Port Chester.
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New York Times
Rye
N. Y
Port Chester
Rye Courier
Advertiser
Reginald P. Shereditor
the Courier
Chicago
Rye Couier
Fight Cuba in Court on $25,000,000 Grant
English investors challenge President Menocal decree revoking a Havana harbor concession to Compania de los Puertos de Cuba. The deal funded by $16,000,000 in bonds and stock, with most stock held by British investors, faces scrutiny for alleged fraud and fictitious capital. The case hinges on legality of the grant and promised port duties over thirty years.
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Supreme Court of Cuba
Menocal
T. L. Huston
Havana
London
Compania de Los Puertos de Cuba
Gomez
Secretary of Justice
United States
Washington
American State Department
Taft
Platt
Knox
Huston
Francisco Rafael Moragas
Moragas
Senate Committee
Was & Proved Y
Gomes
Transstock
Reorganized Company
Ts Vice Press
Norman da
Erton
Davis
T. L. Huston Contracting Company
Trust Company of
Cuba
Sperling & Co
Startling Views on Evolution of Matter
An unusual paper by Frederick Soddy to be published in the upcoming Sunday Times, noted as a sensational work likely to provoke strong reactions among scientists.
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Frederick Soddy
TIMES
Tariff Bill Nearing Final Action in Congress
Washington plans push Tariff bill to President Wilson by Saturday night with a Thursday to Sunday schedule for passage. Subcommittees negotiate income tax and cotton futures sections while Southern lawmakers seek a workable compromise on futures tax and contract provisions.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Democrats
Conference Committee
Republican and Progresse Party
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Shively
Indiana
Williams
Mississippi
Kitchin
North Carolina
Hull
Tennessee
Congress
Clarke
Arkansas
Lever
Smith
South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Culture
Egg Price Set to Rise If Eggs Seized From Storage
In Philadelphia on September 21, jobbers and warehouse superintendents warned that egg prices would jump to at least one dollar per dozen if Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust enforces a new state law. The rule limits storage to eight months, rendering eggs stored since May unfit for use at expiration. About 4,500,000 eggs remain in storage, and faces seizure when the limit passes.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Foust
Princess of Spain May Never Speak
Manchester dispatch reports relatives shocked by news that the Princess of Spain, daughter of the Queen, is totally deaf and unlikely to speak. The article recounts Prince Jaime’s lifelong deafness, Queen Victoria’s interest in deaf education, and visits by Spanish surgeons to study American methods, detailing royal births and health rumors surrounding the King.
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Manchester
England
Spain
Manchester Guardian
Madrid
Maria Cristina
Infante
Don Jaime
Victoria
Fribourg
Jaime
Moore
Bordeaux
Vincente Liorente
New York
Helen Keller
Llorente
Sixty-eighth Street
Lexington Avenue
Taylor
Liorente
Europe
Alfonso
Vice of
Asturias
Beatrice
Stranded boat passengers rescued near Little Hell Gate
Faint cries drew wakeful observers to Ran dall's Island as four men and three women were rescued from a leaky motor launch stranded on Hell Gate rocks. Special Officer Johnson aboard the Superintendent's launch saved them after another boat carried three women ashore. A Harbor squad launch later became stuck on rocks, missing the chance to assist. Rescued eight total, seven were brought ashore and identified as Fred Wehrse and Mrs Mildred Wilson with her two men. the craft was the newsie from East Ninety-third Street.
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Little Hell Gate
Randall's Island
Harbor B Squad
Hell Gate
Fred Wehrse
East Ninety- Street
Mildred Wilson
East Ninety-third Street
Ewsie
Mr. Wehrse
Salvation Army Riot Breaks Up Meeting in New London
A Salvation Army gathering at Bank and State Streets ended in a riot as Cornelius Magner, Irish born member, allegedly provoked anger from Catholic attendees. Police intervened as the crowd, swelled to about 500, pelted Magner with fruit and stones while he was escorted away.
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New York Times
New
London
Salvation Army
Bank
State Streets
Cornelius Thomas Magner
Army
County Limerick
Ireland
Salvationists
Paris Aviator Loops the Loop at Buc in 2500 Feet
Pegoud, the daredevil aviator, climbs to 2500 feet at Buc and executes a flawless upside down loop. He plunges 1000 feet then rights the monoplane while inverted, using gravity to propel a complete aerial circle. A similar upside down ascent occurs at Douai with pilot Chanteloup in a biplane.
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Marconi
New York Times
Paris
Pegoud
Buc
Begoud
Douai
Chanteloup
Berlin Hosts First Airship Tea on Sachsen
A Zeppelin Sachsen maiden voyage featured twelve Berlin social women and eight men plus crew for a total of thirty aboard. Tea was served while cruising fifty five miles above Berlin without heating gear due to gas risk. Host Dr Feist Wollheim led a charming, novel event enjoyed by all onboard.
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New York Times
Berlin
Sachsen
Times
Potsdam
England
Otsdam
Wannssee
Charlottenburg
Grunewald Forest
Unter der Linden
Dr. Feist- Wollheim
Farman and Wife Barely Escape Death in Flight
Henri Farman the French aviator and his wife survived a crash in Etampes after their aircraft plunged from about 100 feet. Farman sustained serious leg injuries and bruises. his wife suffered a broken elbow as the plane hit the ground with force.
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Etampes
France
Henri Farman
Farman
Nevis and Zapke Involved in Bronx Dog Bite Incident
Daniel Nevins of 1956 Clinton Avenue, Bronx, and Arthur Zapke of 786 Fairmont Place were with a fighting bull terrier that attacked Nevins. The dog leaped and bit Nevins in the arm before an officer used a club to separate them. The dog was left in the basement as others intervened.
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Daniel Nevins
Clinton
The
Bronx
Arthur Zapke
Fairmont Place
Zapke
Crotona
Snar
Winc
Pasteur Net
Wee Reese
Birth of a daughter for Lady Decies in Stoke Poges
London reports Lady Decies née Miss Vivian Gould gave birth to a daughter at Sefton Park Stoke Poges. Both mother and child are well. This is the second child for the Decies. Her previous birth was on August 17 1912 to Eileen Vivien De La Poer at the same park.
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Decies
Vivian Gould
Marconi
New York Times
London
Sefton Park
Stoke Poges
Eileen Vivien de la Poer
George Jay Gould
John Graham Hope Horsley Beresford
Baron Decies
Four Brides Elect Killed by Lightning in Hungary
Four women who were to be brides were killed when a lightning strike hit a grotto near Nagy-Verad as they gathered flowers for a wedding. The storm drove them to shelter, where the grotto was struck and the bodies were found late at night.
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Budapest
Nagy-Verad
Lane Leaves For Carmel After Illness
Secretary of the Interior Lane resumed travel from Berkeley on September 21 after an illness that began September 9. He departed with his family and brother Dr Frederick Lane for Carmel California. Health improved and relatives felt less alarm since his collapse during a parade review in Oakland.
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Berkeley
Cal
Lane
Interior Department
Carmel
Frederick Lane
Oakland
Cyclone Tops York County with Destructive Storm
A cyclonic storm swept York County Pennsylvania causing unroofed houses, downed chimneys and church steeples, prostrated crops, and communication outages. Two women, Mrs. George Sipe and Mrs. Harry Shenk, were injured when trapped under a collapsed barn, one timber injuring Mrs. Shenk’s arm, as roofs blew from homes in New Freedom and barns fell nearby.
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New York Times
York
Penn
York County
Dallaston
New Freedom
Manchester
George Sipe
Harry Shenk
Mrs McKenna Nears Recovery After Appendi ce Operation
Mrs Joseph McKenna wife of Associate Justice McKenna of the Supreme Court lies seriously ill in Providence Hospital after an appendicitis operation performed last Friday afternoon. TheMcKennas, who spent the summer in Europe, had been visiting their married daughters on Long Island and in Massachusetts. Mrs McKenna was stricken on a train while returning to Washington. She is advanced in years and the effects of the operation are being watched. doctors say her chances for recovery are good.
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New York Times
Washington
Joseph McKenna
McKenna
United States Supreme Court
Providence Hospital
Europe
Long Island
Massachusetts
Woman Thrown From Car Into Croton River Near Brewster
Miss Theresa Kennedy suffered critical injuries when a touring car owned by Mrs. John H Burton skidded into a stone wall of a Croton River bridge near Brewster New York. She was hurled over the wall into the river. the chauffeur aided the rescue and she remains in a critical condition.
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Carmel
N. Y
Theresa Kennedy
John H. Burton
New York
Croton River
Brewster
Berkshires
New York City
Missy
Sect War In Pittsburgh Halts Holy Name Procession
In Pittsburgh on September 21, intense religious rancor leads to the abandonment of the Holy Name societies parade. Bishop Caneyvin issues a statement urging restraint to avoid stoking bigotry and political displays amid Catholic concerns.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Caneyvin
Pittsburch
90 000 Pay Honor to Mayor Gaynor in Rain Slow Crowd Watches in State
The body of Mayor Gaynor lay in state as 90 000 mourners braved heavy rain to view him at City Hall rotunda. Crowds stretched from Park Row to Broadway and Wall Street, while Mayor Kline pledged to keep doors open. Tributes praised Gaynor across classes and nationalities as funerals planned for Trinity Church and Greenwood Cemetery.
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Gaynor
Park Row
Broadway
Wall Street
City Hall Park
Trinity Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Kline
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Charles F Murphy
Sulser
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Harvey D. Hinman
Roger Clark
Samuel Bell Thomas
Mr. Sulzer
London Telegraph
Cutter
Ice
Mr. Marshall
U. S
Rim
Public Service Cup Co
B’kiyn—Adv
Bill
Salvationist
Pog
Mrs. McKenna
New Yor
City Hall
Rotunda
George Duffy
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