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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1904
Page
4
A garbled early 20th century snippet mentions Budapest figures including a grand count involved in a public process. The text references a political setting and a death tied to a public matter, with unclear details but signaling heightened tension and official action.
The House of Representatives voted to impeach Judge Charles Swayne of the Northern District of Florida for high crimes and misdemeanors after a five hour session. The case was laid out by Palmer of Pennsylvania and discussed with members including Clayton and Lamar, as the panel prepared for potential trial and further proceedings.
In Berlin the Royal Opera House opened with Der Roland von Berlin as Emperor William sat impassive in his box while Ruggerio Lednéa vallo drew laurels and cheers. International critics praised Leoncavallo though the emperor claimed the honors for himself and his private spending on opera venues.
Five witnesses testified yesterday before the Senate committee on privileges and elections in the Smoot investigation. The initial witness described oath obligations for entrants to the endowment house and stated that participants agree to undergo bodily mutilation if they disclose what occurs during the ceremony. Two Pillary Br members of the university faculty testified.
Saso neff and Sikoritsky were found guilty by the criminal court of appeals in St Petersburg for the bombing that killed Minister von Plehve. Neff receives life with hard labor, Sikoritsky twenty years. Trial held behind closed doors amid heavy security to deter demonstrations. A martial display with fixed bayonets and a Stars and Stripes Forever march preceded the verdict. Massachusetts municipal elections are noted briefly with limited details.
The article, citing the San Francisco Argonaut, discusses Zionist-led Jewish immigration to Palestine and criticizes consuls in Jerusalem. It then outlines irregular Turkish currency practices, noting lira values abroad, varying exchange rates, and inconsistent official and commercial rates across cities, with railway rates different again.
The earliest known use dates to 1532 in St. Mary at Hill London church warden accounts. The entry refers to torches of the black guard and servants, tracing the term's application from link boys to attendants.
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