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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1913

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Sulzer Denies Recognizing Glynn in Impeachment Case

Albany dispatch reports a heated impeachment trial scene as Governor Sulzer and allies dispute whether Glynn is acting governor. Secretary Platt states Sulzer still holds governor status and that papers sent to Glynn were not recognition but obedience to Justice Hasbrouck.

Tribune Albany Sulzer Glynn Chester C. Platt Justice Hasbrouck Mr. Glynn Platt

Gaynor Nests in City Mall Rotunda

Local brief reports a crowd gathered as Gaynor nests in the city mall rotunda. The item describes a public event with onlookers and officials present. No further details provided.

Sulzer Breaks Silence Denies Resigning to Fight On

Albany report says Governor Sulzer declares he has no intention of resigning and will fight the impeachment battle to the end. He criticizes rumors of ill health, notes late-night work, and hints he may testify, despite counsel not wanting public statements.

Isulzer Albany Sulzer

Mexican deadlock ends as Tamariz resigns minister post

The deadlock between President Huerta and Congress over Eduardo Tamariz's appointment as Minister of Public Instruction ended with Tamariz’s resignation, accepted by Huerta. The Chamber of Deputies stood firm. Jorge Huerta, son of the President, who was injured in an automobile accident, relapsed and may die tonight.

Tamariz Huerta Congress Tribune Mexico Eduardo Tamariz Chamber of Deputies Jorge Huerta Hias

Miss Louise McCabe Found as Mrs Hoffman After Matrimonial Ad

In New Brunswick New Jersey on September 20 Miss Louise McCabe sixteen daughter of Hugh McCabe of Raritan Landing is found as the wife of Leonard W Hoffman of Hageman Idaho. Cupid column ad led to elopement and letters confirm marriage at Gooding Idaho on August 1.

Asy Ceemermon New Brunswick N.J Louise McCabe Hugh McCabe Raritan Landing Leonard W. Hoffman Hageman Idaho Cupid Ontiser Hoffman Parker Memorial Home Miss McCabe Gooding

King Edward's Double Sought for Film Role

A London moving picture firm offers 250 dollars daily to a man who resembles King Edward at fifty. Applicants flood in as contenders claim to be the monarch's exact image for a film to be titled Queen Victoria Sixty Years a Queen.

London Moving Picture Company Edward Queen Victoria

Liquid air may oust ice in domestic refrigeration

Claude of Paris told the Chicago refrigeration congress that liquid air could be produced cheaply enough to supply municipal plants for home refrigerators. He predicted a few years until households could receive liquid air via pipes for cooling at a low cost.

Claude Paris France Chicago M. Claude

Amateurs Triumph in Open Golf as Ouimet Edges Vardon

Francis Ouimet, 20, the Woodland Club amateur, won the United States Open at Brookline by defeating Harry Vardon and Edward Ray in a dramatic playoff. The wet links and twilight finish underscored a stunning, machine-like victory, with Ouimet’s mother seeking him in the crowd as he thanked her and supporters.

Hy Telegraph the Tribune Brookline Mass Francis Oulmet Woodland Club United States Harry Vardon Edward Ray England Vardon Great Britain Culmet Kat Francis Ouimet Oulmet Ray John Reid, Jr United States Golf Association Quimet America Maurice &. McLoughlin Harry Payne Whitney Guimet

Auto Thieves Loot Lenox Garages In Early Morning Thefts

Four men broke into the garage of Philip Blagdon in Lenox Mass on the Stockbridge Road and stole a automobile. They had previously entered Templeton Chapman s garage at St but and failed to start his car after pushing it toward the highway. The Lynde residence garage was also entered but Mrs Elizabeth B Lynde s car was in New York.

Lenox Mass Philip Blagdon New York Stockbridge Road Templeton Chapman Chapman Elizabeth B. Lynde

Tenants Oppose Bankers Plan for Governor's Island

The Tenants Union of New York met at Eighth Avenue and West Street to oppose Wall Street bankers petitioning the Secretary of War. They urge transferring Governor's Island title to New York State or City for a playground and amusement area for children as the rising generation.

Tenants’ Union New York

Poiret Says American Women Lacking Daring in Dress

Paris fashion designer Paul Poiret arrived in New York aboard La Provence and praised American women as charming but urged more boldness and initiative in attire. He will lecture in the United States while staying at the Plaza with Mme Poiret.

Paul Poiret M. Poiret New York Uner la Provence. He Is Staying At the Hotel Plaza, Mme. Poiret M. Potret

Threatens Civil War Sir E Carson Warns of Generals in Reserve

Sir Edward Carson, Irish Unionist leader, reviews volunteers in Antrim and points to General Sir George Richardson as general officer commanding the volunteers. He declares that the government will have “our general on the platform” and warns of pledged generals ready to support an armed effort when the time arrives.

E. Carson England London Edward Carson Antrim Antrim Castle George Richardson Volunteers

El Mocho Hernandez sails to depose Gomez in Venezuela

General Jose Manuel Hernandez known as El Mocho sails from Coamo with Colonel Parra toward San Juan to depose President Gomez. He aims to lead a Venezuelan revolution backed by sympathizers and a recently offered steamer, signaling a calculated move after a year of planning and rising anti-Gomez sentiment.

José Manuel Hernandez Juan Vic Ente Pres Gomez Venezuela Cipriano Castro Hernando Coamo San Juan Rico Marture Hernandez Porto

Lack Chair for Execution in Indiana Over Death Sentences

Indiana officials said no execution could be carried out after Steve Jurscha of East Chicago was sentenced to die for murder. The Michigan City prison lacked funds to install electrocution equipment, blocking Jurscha and fellow inmate Harry Teasco from execution after his Terre Haute sentence.

Indiana Indianapolis Steve Jurscha East Chicago Crown Point Jurscha Michigan City Harry Teasco

Train Derails Near Manhatta Injuring Dozens

A Chicago Rock Island & Pacific eastbound passenger train from Denver to St. Louis derailed on a curve near Manhatta Kansas. Twenty passengers were hurt and one likely fatally. A combined steel baggage and smoking car rolled down a twenty foot embankment turning three times. The smoking section flooded with cream from a damaged baggage shipment.

Manhatta Kan Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Denver St. Louis

Wellesley Fees Rise Amid Living Cost Pressure

Wellesley College announced higher charges for dormitory housing due to the rising cost of living. The increase sets new room and board costs for all new students entering in September 1913, elevating total charges for tuition and residence in a college house to 24 dollars.

Tribune Boston Wellesley College

Father Attempts to Detain Son as Drunkard at Brooklyn Pot Station

John O'Brien of 420 Bedford Avenue Williamsburg held his thirteen year old son Spichard by the collar at the Clymer Street pot station in Brooklyn saying the youth appeared intoxicated. O'Brien claimed the boy has been arrested for minor offences and sought juvenile delinquency charges. He stated the boy wrecked furniture upon returning home and that he would have him placed under arrest.

Spichard John O'Brien Bedford Avenue Williamsburg Clymer Street Brooklyn Leutenant O'Brien Tme Bey Children’s

Mayor Gaynor Lies In State In City Hall Rotunda

Mayor William J. Gaynor rests in state in City Hall rotunda with guards and police protecting visitors as arrangements allow 84 000 people to view the bronze coffin. Funeral procession arrived from Brooklyn and a large crowd waited outside City Hall Square in somber quiet.

Mayor Gaynor City Hall William J. Gaynor J. Campbell Phillips Trinity Church George Titus Gaynor Eighth Avenue Brooklyn Battery City Hall Square

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Gulzer Mr. Platt el Mecho Gomez Hoy Roosevelt Priest South Negro Ferry King Army Seenseeeseees Becton Real Batate Pasead Pinanelad and Markets Discu King Edward Francis Ouimet Varden Vardi Kay Oret Sporting Sect Governor's Island EL Mocho West Indies Castro Parra Hernandes Colume Wellesley Bier Dr. Page Board of Estimate Rotunda
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