Judge Gaynor Rules Guden Sheriff, Governor Lacked Jurisdiction
Justice Gaynor of the Brooklyn Supreme Court issued a peremptory writ reinstating Charles Guden as Sheriff of Kings County and voiding Governor Odell's removal. The decision holds the Governor exceeded constitutional power to remove an official for acts before taking office and orders Dike to turn over sheriff’s books. The case moves toward an appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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No Surprise in New York Sheriff Removal Decision
Kingston report outlines Judge Gaynor's ruling on gubernatorial power and sheriff removal. Judge Hasbrouck notes discussions about executive authority, constitutional limits, and the role of courts versus the governor. References the Madison era and the balance of powers across state and federal models.
When Colonel Dike and Sheriff Guden Face Stay Talks
The article outlines ongoing legal maneuvering involving Colonel Dike Judge Hasbrouck and Sheriff Guden. Guden argues he remains sheriff and prepared to retake the office if a stay is not granted. Habeas corpus cases hinge on Gaynor’s pending rulings and mandamus actions tied to books and papers.
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Weather Forecast and Local News From St Thomas
The Washington Bureau predicts fair weather for Monday as readers seek Easter treasures. The Tribune notes Denmark delays and skepticism toward Danish proposals, with hope centered in America amid local surprise in St Thomas on March 22.
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Popular royal dinners to feed London poor stir coronation mood
Special to The Tribune by French Cable from London reports England embraces a coronation celebration aimed at feeding half a million poor Londoners. The King and Queen back jubilee dinners, with provincial town plans for public feasts, parks opening, and coronation processions. Royal pageantry contrasts with ongoing war in Africa and stalled Parliament as officials debate policy and education reforms amid a global imperial display.
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Balfours
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Wood Confers With Roosevelt on Cuban Troop Withdrawals
General Leonard Wood, governor of Cuba, met President Roosevelt and Secretary Root in Washington to discuss when U S troops will leave Cuba. No decision was reached. authorities fear Cuban independence and Platt amendment conditions delay withdrawal. Wood pushes for steeper tariff cuts, favoring 30 percent, while Senate opposition limits changes. Wood to meet President-elect Palma in New York to outline a possible program.
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Rebels Capture Kam-Chau Town in Kwang-Tung Province
Hong Kong dispatch reports that Kam-Chau, a town in Kwang-Tung, fell to rebels who seized the arsenal and granaries. Mandarins fled and sought Canton reinforcements while the Viceroy urged General Ma to intensify efforts to suppress the rebellion.
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Italy Labour Strike Expands Across Ferrara Provinces
A Rome dispatch says the agriculturists strike is spreading with 150000 farm workers out in Ferrara Ho Jogna Valencia provinces and sixteen more provinces report organizing efforts. So far no violence reported. Berne rejects joining Britain over South Africa concentration camps. says Britain has acted and results should be awaited.
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Florence Burns Discharged in Brooks Murder Case
Justice Mayer discharged Florence Burns, finding insufficient evidence tying her to the Walter Brooks murder at Glen Island Hotel on February 14. The ruling noted gaps in timelines and weak links to key crime details, with Burns to go into seclusion as her lawyer planned. Applause broke out but was stopped as doors closed.
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Lawyers Summarize Brooks Trial Testimony
Examination resumes as Ruth Dunn testifies about meetings with Brooks in Prospect Park and at the St George Hotel. Court considers admissibility of letters and detective testimony, with Justice Mayer pressing on what Burns knew and whether Reardon is a public official.
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