Sulzer Ousted in New York Impeachment Trial
William Sulzer is removed as governor of New York after a 43 to 12 vote by the state impeachment court. Martin Glynn becomes governor. Sulzer vows to appeal, denounces opponents, and calls for reform including direct primary and initiative measures.
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Hossigm
New York
Hennessy
Allan Ryan
Morgenthau
Heppessy
Murphy
Diaposseas
Sulset
Court of Appeals
Aew Court of
Amid
William @ulner
Aid Atate
Willem Balzer
William Butter
State of
Edgar M. Cullen
Vote on First Removal of a New York Governor
A damaged OCR record shows a vote on the first removal attempt against a New York governor. Names listed include Democratic and Republican figures such as Blacreit, Boyle, Carma, Frawley, Griffin, Healey, McChiland, Malone, Patten, Pook, Wagner, White, Goats, Brown, Heternan, Howne, Sage, Rapp, and Wendermal. The exact outcomes and context are unclear due to garbled text.
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New York State
Willan Stizer
Voice of Governor
Democrain
Coast Grovec
Blacreit
Ohn
Boytan
Daniel
Carma
Wim
Carced
Thomas H. Cotten
James A Folay
Fates J. Frawley
Antheur J. Griffin
John F. Healey
WB. Bersick
D. McChiland
John ¥. Malone
John ¥. Mybergh
Bermerd M Patten
Hearty
W. Pook
Tertere
Velta
Robt P. Wagner
Loren H. White
Repubicans
Court of Appella Boory
Coase
F. H. Bimock
N. Brown
Thomas H. Bostey
Herber T
Goats
Frank No Godfrey
W. J HeTernan
Charles J Howne
WL. Ormrod
Heary M
Sage
Rapp
J. Henry Wilters
Toerdas
Wites
Jossah Amcaine
Deemer
Fesaeve
Mr. McKnight
Appeals
Jaides EM Coffen
G A Wendermal
Surprise party honors Hassell i Gillett on thirteenth birthday
WESTBROOKVILLE Oct 20 special reports a surprise party for Hassell i Gillett celebrating his thirteenth birthday hosted by schoolmates. Refreshments were served as guests departed, with well wishes for many more birthdays. Nearby residents visited and family members were noted in a round of weekend calls.
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Weatbrookville
Hassell i Gillett
Rus
Frank Racine
Summitville
Ira Gillett
Flora
Ruth
John
Matamorlag
George van Keuren
Bessie
Wurtsboro
Miles Skinner
Percy
Lorenzo McCarter
Leo Hess
Emma Fountain
Port Jervis
Anna Decker
Weddings of Kamerling Conkdin and Nearing Larger
An Oct 15 4 pm ceremony at Gravesend united Clarence A Nearing and Mary L Larger with Father O Carroll officiating. The couple plans a Washington and West Virginia trip before settling in and Mister Nearing is cashier at Livingston Manor Bank.
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Nearing
Washington
West Virginia
Litingston Manor Bank
Sulzer to Run for Assembly in Has Side District
New York Oct. 21 William Sulzer, ousted from the governorship, is the Progressive party's candidate for the Sixth Assembly district located between East Houston Street and East Tenth Street and Avenue A and the East River. Three of four voters in this Hast Side area are Jewish. Sulzer accepted the nomination upon learning of the Has Side vote action and will arrive tonight to begin his campaign for the state legislature with a first speech likely shortly after arrival.
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New York
Wwilliam Sulzer
Progressive Party
Assembly
East Houston Street
East Tenth Street
Avenue A
Hast River
Albany
Sulzer
Obituary for Mrs Phabe J Carpenter of Mongally
Mrs. Phels J Carpenter widow of Samuel B Carpenter of Mongally died at 1 40 PM Saturday October 18 at her niece Mrs William Duryea's home in Paterson NJ after several months illness. She was 78, born July 27 1835 in Mongaup Sullivan County NY, last of 11 Knight siblings. She married Samuel B Carpenter May 6 1853. Funeral held at her son's 12 Washington Avenue at 2 PM today conducted by Rev Willard Conger. Interment Laurel Grove Cemetery. Also noted Matthew W Mickleborough, 21, son of Mr and Mrs George W Mickleborough, died at their Huguenot area home October 19. Body taken Erie train 2 to Brooklyn for funeral service and interment.
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Phabe J. Carpenter
Phels J. Carpenter
Samuel B. Carpenter
Mongally
William Duryea
Paterson
N. J
Mongaup
Sullivan County
Carpenter
J. Carpenter
Waldwick
Florence Carpenter
Brandson
George A. Carpenter
Washington Avenue
Willard Conger
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Matthew W. Mickleborough
George W. Mickleborough
Huguenot
Erie
Brooklyn
Eston murder trial claim of arsenic in vital organs
At the Eston murder trial Prof Whitney testified that the admiral's vital organs were permeated with arsenic, with sixteen traces found and signs a larger amount was expelled before death, suggesting administration over several days. The Milk Situation reports New York market receipts of 1,476,098 cans of milk in September plus 68,256 cans of cream, a gain over 1912, with market prices listed and comments on supply demand and upcoming Dairymen's League actions.
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Associated Prent
Plymouth
Mase
Eston
Whitney
Bernard
New York
Borden
No License Work in Crawford Lecture Tour Report
National lecturer Gera B Seberry spoke for the W C T U during a week of lectures and schoolhouse meetings across Crawford town. She addressed congregations at Belisle and Belisle ML, urging support for the temperance cause and denouncing licensing overhauls.
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Crawford
Gera B. Seberry
Crewfon
BH Larewis
Gs Sen- Zar
Seherrr
Belisle
Nelicense Campaica
Chester Echoes of Street Scenes and Social Happenings
Fragmented Chester column recounts sidewalk work on Caluha cut and local projects. Notes Henry Wilson Reed winning wiring contract for Lehigh and Hudson roundhouse addition at Warwick and home projects. Reports social events, visitors, and residents with many personal notices and transfers.
Howells to Build Library Hall at Howells
Special from Howells reports directors received bids for erection of a library hall. Names include W. Miler, Georg Drake, Frank McRane with amounts totaling £822.13. Contract awarded to Mr Croe with work to begin immediately and be completed by December 73.
South Centreville Club Elects Officers for Halloween Social
South Centreville Spadai The Young People's Club meets to finalize plans for a Halloween social in October. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Fred Rit tet, Vice President Mrs. Mel Elston, and Secretary Mrs. Frank Nath ers.
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Centreville Spadai
Young People’s Club
Isabel Rephertson
Thureday Etoning
Hallowe'en
Fred Rittet Tice Prat Nf
Isate” Raker
Chinese Women and Early Marriage Practices
A fragmented note discusses traditional gender roles among Chinese families, claiming girls face arranged marriages by age twelve or thirteen and that childhood is viewed as preparation for marriage rather than personal development. The text reflects biased stereotypes and lacks broader context.
Deputy DeGraw Charges Two With Murder in Pompton Lakes
Deputy Sheriff William C. DeGraw leads a hunt in Ramapo Mountains resulting in the arrest of Kasper Covitt senior and his son Lawrence Covitt and Ida Shirley known as DeGraw for the murder of Chelles Jacobson at Pompton Lakes. Jacobson’s body was found after a drunken brawl at George Gray’s home with claims the Covitts and the DeGraw ally were involved.
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Dunn
Nat Shane
William Drew
Jacobson
Shane
DeGraw
Morton
Pompton
Bert Miller
New York
Sing Slog
Pompton Lakes
George Gray
Gray Snid
Covirts
DaGraw
Covirt
Correction clears Sidney W. Smith fire insurance claim
The Times-Press reports a correction to a past Newburgh source, detailing how Sidney W. Smith of Port Jervis owned a cigar store and faced a 1912 Port Jervis fire that damaged his shop after a neighboring barber shop fire. Insurance payouts of $500 from two companies were made promptly, and a related arson case and policy assignment involving Rose are discussed with clarified facts.
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Times-Press
Sidney W. Smith
Port Jervis
Newburgh
Smith
Pike Street
Ste Smith
Mr. Smith
Loth Polten
Smith's
Seeger
Rose
Matamoras
Rese
New York
Sidney Wo Smith
Port Jere
Uuu
Smits
Westchester
France
Boardins Hone
Bere
Callir
Thakis
Tl Ie Rose
Thage
Tiees Press
Dhat
Dore
Demerest's Store Fire Damages Dry Goods Company
A fire at the Demerest Dry Goods Company caused about 800 dollars in damage. The blaze started when paint exploded from spontaneous combustion and was discovered at 1 43 by Officer John Gier who triggered a city alarm via box 64. Flames spread to shelves of ladies and children's waists and undergarments before chemicals extinguished the fire.
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Demerest Dry Goods Company
John Gier
Miss Van Etten Weds in Harriman Home Ceremony
Miss Myrtle Van Etten and Charles D B Romaine were united by Rev. F P E Withey in a home ceremony at the Bucher residence Harriman. The arch of autumn leaves and floral decor framed the scene as Mr and Mrs Andrew Moser attended. A short honeymoon follows before settling in Hudson.
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Harriman
Myrtle van Etten
Charles DB. Romaine
FP. E. Withey
E. Bucher
Romaine
Bueher
Andrew Moser
Hudson, N
Harnman
Prohibition Club Meeting Planned at Wear Home
The Middletown Prohibition Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at William Wear's home at 50 Knapp Avenue. An annual election of officers will be held and a social hour will follow. Friends of the work are invited. Take State Hospital car to the Olive Street Knapp Avenue corner. Use Times-Press want columns for any needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Club
Middletown
Wiliam Wear
State Hospital
Olive Street
DIME muslin trespass signs four styles free notice
Circular free Harding Wurtsboro announces open mill at Sesraville to grind for the public Mondays Wednesdays Saturdays. Auction and sale items include cattle dairy equipment and farm goods with dates in October 1913 and ownership listings by W H Wickham and others.
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Harding
Wurtsboro
Sesraville
Addess
Middletown
Denming
Patrick Murray
Maidway
Denton
Rudsebarr
Willem H. Wickham
Johnson Farm
Genung Street
W. H. Wickham
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Mr.sulzer
Congress
New York City
High
Wiliam Sulser
Alne
Martin H. Glynn
Robert F. Wagner
Cenate
Glynn
West
Twentieth
Oscar B. Straus
Francis W. Bird
Twentieth Congressional
Bulser
Bulzer
Buiser
Uma
Wagner
Frachey
Ram
Sperger
Quenater Sanzer
Benator Brown
Senator Blanvelt
Beater
Guy
Tammany
Ted
Marpey
Igh Court
Mtemy
Wbeety
Morphy
Peck
Allez Ryan
Senator Root
de Lanesy Nicoll
Owstow
L. BM. Josephthal
Huan J. Reitty
B. P. Meany
A. E. Sprigga
O'Gilvie & Co
FMCO
Farmers,Loan and Trust Company
Relily
Meany
U News
Geardsley
Cullen
Wes Counsi
Irienas
Bens
Willass Bulser
Lttle
Suleer
Wende
Patrick E. W.cabe
Clark
Westbrookville
saem—Lahm
Conrad Baum
I Join
H. Baum
Beechwoods
Gertraude Lam
Ee Wedsendas
Rogere—Storm
Floyd Rogers
Roscoe
Rha G. Sturm
Youngsville
Rovtoe
Herman Strrm
Youngs+nig
Ohester
Corres
Rel
Epworth
Guckkly
Chester
Panama Canal
Henry Wilson Reed
Lehigh and Hudson Raihead
Warwick
West Chester
William Jcheyon
Amde
Fred Murray
Philip VanOrden Stamison
Standard Oil
Jamie
Cornelia Fredericks
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Fredericks
Scranton
Frederick
Anna Fredericks
Frank Young
Little A Fils
Thomas Wilkin
Floyd Quick
Montgomery
Charles D. Courtier
Daniel Kelly
Walliam Lonsberry
Newark
N v
Thomas Harm
Anne DeWitt
Sterington
N. Y
George Conkling
Ella Brewster
Washingtonvire
Anna Penoyer
Huysier
A. T. Huysier
Cox
Kingston
Caroline Grant
Alicia Goldsmth
Washingtonville
Alden Goldsmith
Gotham
Richard Miller
Edna Roberts
Short Hilll
N. S
S. Roberts
Jarvis
John J. Diffily
Elizabeth Brian
St Uden
Robert Hunter
William Moffatt
Strong
Hillburn
Allende City
NL I
Nancy Mirlind
Allen Moffatt
Durland
Ductus Eemosence
Mofatt
Anes Nettie Durland
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Wiliam Ho
Howells
South Centreville
Emih Mel Elston
Robertacn
Cane
Mazakor
Nra
Frank Nathers
Demerest’s
Miss van Etten
Circleville
Bullville
I D. Chardavoyne
Gresnville
Dilddie
Stair
Warne
Os Perne
Deavy
First National Bank of
Mona
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