Disagreement Over Rules Halts Hooker Case Fight
Albany June 22 debate rages over procedurals in the Hooker case as counsel clash on evidence rules and who presides with the Lieutenant Governor or Speaker ruling. Legislators warn delays could force votes on each item as recall and public sentiment shape the lengthy tug of war.
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Canaeet
Hooker Deerred
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Rogers
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Humphrey Emerges as Possible Railroad Commissioner Candidate
Albany June 2 It was learned today from speed authority that a new and formidable candidate for State Railroad Commissioner appeared receiving support from railroad men. W B Humphrey chief detective of the New York Central System is urged by friends to run. He has been a brakeman and conductor and is seen as having a fair chance since railroad organizations have not backed a candidate.
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Btnte
Humphrey
New-York Central System
Overnor Higgins
Rawhide Fostered Brawl Over Husband in Seaside Night
At Asbury Park June 20 Mrs. Wits J. Applegate enraged by her husband who trailed a New York woman confronted them in the hotel district. She seized a whip and struck the woman while Applegate toppled his wife. Onlookers intervened as the man recovered and dragged his wife toward Justice Morton. Applegate held on a charge of perjury for a trial by jury. The friend who escorted the other man fled in a carriage with companions.
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TEA Tribune
Asbury Park
Kingsley Sr
J. Applegate
New York
Kingaleyet
Applegate
Blind musician ends life after threat to poorhouse
Telegraph dispatch from Pittsburgh reports Frank Newell, a blind musician from Allegheny, who had recently arrived from Philadelphia, retired to his room and cut his throat rather than be sent to the poorhouse. He previously played “Home Sweet Home” before the fatal act.
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Philadelphia
Vankirk Named for Justice Seat Nomination
Burstige Wy reports June Republican convention names justice nominee for Supreme Court. Detrick and Stover linked as potential candidates with Van Cire also mentioned. Outcome uncertain as partyiners await final decision on Vankirk’s seat.
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Burstige Wy
Republican Con
Detrick
Ascoesmer
Supreme Cuert Duster
Martin J. Stover
Charles C. van Cire
Vankira
Tautatermal
Rare Books Curiae Notice From 19th Century Sale
A fragmented OCR note references a rare books sale or curiae listing with unclear names and dates. It mentions a rear font display and dates in a foreign script, with potential attendees or vendors such as Juzees and Suave, and a likely reference to October. The legibility is poor.
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Manean
Seepeeecutty
Mare
Eight Men Lynched by Mob in Watkinsville Georgia
A masked mob of 75 to 100 men seized nine prisoners in Watkinsville at 2 a.m. Nine men were executed by firing squad after being tied to fence posts. White Lon J. Ascork and seven Black inmates faced death, including Ed Aycock who protested innocence. Jailer coerced to surrender keys. patrols vanished after the killings. Patterson the lone escaped prisoner feigned death.
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Watkinsville
I. H. Aiken
Uuletty
Courtney Elder
Arcotketd
Joe Patterson
Aycock
Subway Electric Fans Proposed to Improve Subway Ventilation
Chief Engineer Rice writes to the Rapid Transit Commission proposing electric fans to ventilate the subway. He notes engineers have studied ventilation for a year and expect eventual solution. Installations planned at the nearest station and near the Brooklyn Bridge approach with large fans connected to manholes. A supplementary idea suggests using water to lower temperatures as in the Simplon tunnel.
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Rapid Transit Commission
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Simplon
Alps
McDonald
Eee Jetter
Mr. Rice
Land fraud cases to be acted on in Idaho term
Washington June 29 Land fraud cases in Idaho will be heard at a special Lewiston term in early July. The move was ordered by Attorney General Moody and Secretary Hitchcock to prevent statutes of limitations from barring indictments. Inspectors and the U S Attorney for Idaho have investigated frauds, with many expected to be indicted as the session opens.
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Washington
Idaho
United States District Court
Lewiston
Moody
Hitchcock
General Land Office
United States
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Hake
Reduced Edison Rates Take Effect Tomorrow in New York
The new Edison light and power rates go into effect Saturday July 1 making electric service the cheapest and most versatile energy source. Edison offers safe modern wiring, silent motors, illuminated displays, and efficient heating and cooking options with 24 hour service and reduced coal usage in large buildings.
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New York
Incandescent Lamps and Arc Lamps Listing
A compact notice listing incandescent lamps with 16 candles and standard arc lamps at 500 watts. Includes a brief offer or specification line detailing lamp types and power rating.
Taft censures Wallace and calls for resignation
President Roosevelt accepts John F. Wallace’s resignation as member and chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission with immediate effect. Taft details Wallace’s December 20 1904 and March 25 1905 suggestions, notes his New York offer and rising terms, and explains no replacement will be named yet.
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Cambridge
Mase
Isthmian Canal Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
John F. Wallace
Isthmian Cantal’ Commission
Washington, D. C
Posse kills desperado near Keystone in pistol fight
Roanoke June 2 James Estes a desperado and fugitive from justice was shot to death after a pistol duel with a posse near Keystone. Earlier he quarrelled with station agent Higgins and fired on him. Cornered by Mayor Thomas and the posse Estes opened fire and was fatally shot. his body bore multiple bullets. He claimed three penitentiary terms.
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Roanoke
James Estes
Keystone
Bergs
Higgins
Thomas
Posse
Estes
Report Warns of Public Fallout From Cotton Probe
In Memphis on June 2 the cotton leak investigation promises caustic findings and possible dismissals. Cheatham of the Southern Cotton Association refuses to name suspects beyond Edwin Holmes and pledges only a few specifics to avoid sensational names. Bonaparte to take office tomorrow as new departmental chief. Norweigan officer arrested in Brockholm on June 5 case.
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Memphis
Cheatham
Southern Cotton Association
Hyde
Edwin Holmes
Elyling
Rieaiso
Ryan Denies Wallace Rumor About City Subways Plan
Thomas F. Ryan, head of a syndicate tied to Metropolitan Street stalls, denies discussing any Wallace involvement in a new subway system for New York City. He says he has never seen J. F. Wallace or contemplated Wallace's employment in this project. A separate item notes a city auction in Contra Park where a four-year-old ram sold for 3690 dollars, with typical prices for livestock also recorded.
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Conepeny
Viele City
Salwayn
Newyorn City
J. F. Wallace
Poname
Byen
Mr. Wallac
Rulney
Contra Park
Prion
Carnochas
Arabe and Ewes, Aateen
Etidee Heals
Sir Gal
Escape of Thirteen Prisoners From Georgetown Jail
Thirteen of twenty one prisoners fled Georgetown Delaware county jail by sawing a roof hole at noon. Among the escapees are two life prisoners Danny Mindex who killed Joseph Polk and Joseph Lefer who murdered his mistress, with all making a safe getaway from town.
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Del
Buskex County
Frown
Thase
Danny Mindex
Joseph Polk
Jeseph Lefer
Hie Smistrees
Telegraphers Break Strike Threats Reported
A state agency official says no strike is threatened on any New York bound line. Rolled telegraphers are kept ready at No 12 Cedars, with preparations described for Western railroads if trouble arises.
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Aettihe Brewers
Conrad Bchulsa
Cedars
Schules
New York
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