Sulzer Wall Street Deals Detailed by Fuller
Melville D. Fuller testified before impeachment managers about Governor Sulzer’s Wall Street activity from June 27 1910 to July 14. He said Sulzer paid him 16000 in a month after the election and that Fuller had no dealings with Mrs Sulzer. Sulzer opened an account with Harris Fuller in 1910 and pledged stock as collateral while incurring substantial cash payments and debts, with liquidation of the account on July 16.
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New York
Sulzer
Wall Street
Melville D. Fuller
Assembly
Fuller
Torpedo Boat Craven Explosion Kills Two Men
A boiler burst on the U S S Craven off Tybee Savannah kills Chief Water Tender McCaffray and Water Tender Milton and wounds three others Ensign Lamont witnessed steam and cries as hatches closed and pumps worked Water Tender Smith rescued McCaffray but died soon after Milton died on scene The Craven drifted until help arrived and McCaffray died before reaching Tybee
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Savannah
United States
Craven
Tybee
McCaffray
Milton
Swinn
Laughton
Oliver Gabbitt
W. D. Lamont
D. B. Smith
Estill
Cynthia No. 2
McCacray
Senate Passes Tariff Bill Amid Drama and Party Unity
The Senate approved a Democratic tariff revision by 44 to 37 after late amendments, with surprise votes from LaFollette and Poindexter. President Wilson praised the outcome, and the bill promises an average 4 percent rate reduction from the House version and about 28 percent from the current law, boosting commerce.
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Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Poindexter
Wilson
Simmons
Finance Committee
Democratic Caucus
House
CALL LIND TO MEXIC CAPITAL Negotiations To Be Resumed
Mexico City report says the United States and Mexico may renew talks soon with Lind at Vera Cruz. The embassy notes non-committal official word and Lind's return to Orizaba while preliminaries advance.
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United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Nelson O’shaughnessy
Washington
Wilson
Lind
Vera Cruz
Orizaba
Mayor Gaynor Dies Aboard Baltic After Illness
New York reports the death of Mayor Gaynor from heart failure while at sea aboard the Baltic. Rufus Gaynor, his son, accompanied him. the message notes the throat injury from an assassin's bullet years earlier and cites imminent return to campaign plans. The death alters New York politics. Crookhaven relayed the wireless notice.
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New York
Crookhaven
Baltic
Robert Adamson
Gaynor
City Hall
New York City
R. W. Gaynor
Rufus Gaynor
Liverpool
Hoboken
White Star Line
Ireland
Thaw deported from Canada into New Hampshire
Harry Kendall Thaw, fugitive from Matteawan, is on American soil after a dramatic escape from Canada. Detained briefly in Vermont and New Hampshire, he resisted extradition then was brought to Colebrook NH by sheriff. He fled border guards after smashing a window with a tumbler.
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Canada
Thaw
New Hampshire
Colebrook
N. H
Harry Kendall Thaw
Matteawan
King’s Bench
Montreal
Vermont
Coaticook
Dominion
Norton Mills
U S to Protect Americans as Dominican Guns Bombard Puerto Plata
War era report says Dominican gunboats shelled Puerto Plata endangering American lives and property. Des Moines rushed from Guantanamo to Santo Domingo area, while Algonquin sails from San Juan to relay wireless messages between Des Moines and Santo Domingo.
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Puerto Plata
Washington
Des Moines
Guantanamo
Cuba
Santo Domingo
State Department
Treasury Department
Algonquin
San Juan
Porto Rico
Mona Passage
Peters Wins Maine Special Election For Third District
In Portland Maine Republican John A Peters of Ellsworth won the Third Maine district seat by 553 votes over Democrat Mayor William Pattangall of Waterville with Progressive Edward M Lawrence of Lubec a distant third. Returns show Peters 15106 Pattangall 14553 Lawrence 6487 amid national issues and postwar politics. Merit system criteria guided promotions as Alexander M Thackara, Berlin consul general, was selected for Paris to be sent to the Senate by President Wilson. Dudley Field Malone submitted consular nominations to the president under merit considerations.
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Portland
Maine
John A. Peters
Ellsworth
William Pattangall
Waterville
Edward M. Lawrence
Lubec
Peters
Pattangall
Lawrence
Forest Goodwin
Washington
Alexander M. Thackara
Berlin
Paris
Wilson
Senate
Dudley Field Malone
Malone
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Commercial Department of High Schools
Incumbiia
Central Business College Incorporated
T. $. Spradlin
Roanoke
Hillsboro Grocery
Lowest
Berry Bldg
Hillsboro
N. G
J. S. Spurgeon
N.C
Churton Street
John W. Graham
Paul C. Graham
Graham
Graham Attorneys-at-Law
N. C
Durham
Orange
S. M. Gattis
A. W. Graham
Attorney-at-Law
Oxford, N. C
Courts of
Person, Durham
Gran- Wille
Supreme Court
Rome
Government
Mayo’s Bar
Coosa
Uncle Sam
Mayor Gaynor
Os Mayor
Wain
Ransdell and
Thornton
Louisiana
Harry Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Que
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