Tammany Long Fight to Die Out in New York
A reform committee plans to seek to annul the Tammany society charter in Albany alleging charter violations. Lawyer John Brooks Leavitt leads the Good Government club effort with testimony from Grand Sachems and other leaders to expose finances and charitable aims. Lexow and related hearings continue as investigations focus on police corruption and broader tampering claims.
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Democrats
Assembly District
Mark
Albany
Hancock
Tammany Society
Columbian Order
John Brooks Leavitt
Attorney General Institute
Supreme Court
Homas F. Gilroy
Hugh J. Grant
Charles Welde
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Wi. Bourke Cochran
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Charles KE. Simmons
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Richard Croker
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Leavitt
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Frank Moss
Travers Jerome
Wellman
Impeachment Proceedings for Police Jactics Paddy Drive
Fragmentary text indicates impeachment hearings will continue next week with Fetster Linton presiding and a verdict expected after a week. The document mentions evidence from both sides and a pending decision based on the report dated December 1.
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Quiet Montgomery Politics Amid Dual Alabama Governorships
In Montgomery on December 3 a dual government era persisted with no street activity. Populist rifts emerged over Kolb’s inauguration plan while Democrats suspect his aim is to secure a legislature contest, issuing certificates to several elected figures and prompting further Kolb support actions.
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Yale Defeats Princesons 24 to 0 in New York
Yale footballs beat Princesons in New York with a 24 to 0 score. Frank Ives compiled a 531 in a Chicago billiards practice game. Charlie J. Pike Rochester’s notable amateur athlete died of typhoid fever. A commerce treaty was signed by Italy and Japan. Portland bank robbed of 2500 by burglars. Denby appeal confirms. Booth Salvation Army leader Bo tt is critically ill in Chicago with typhoid and prostration.
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