Impeachment Process Outlined For Judge Archbald Case
The piece details charges against Judge Archbald and the path of impeachment as explained by House managers. It notes 1908 to 1912 actions by Archbald, involvement of railroads Erie Lehigh Valley Lackawanna, and the Senate trial process with articles read by Clayton Webb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Amity Coal Co
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Bis
Atty
Wickersham
Dionysius Polla
Jall
Hugo Rosenbers
Harty
W. P. Boland
Scranton
B. J. Willian
Archbald’s
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
House of Representatives
Senate
Commerce Court
Railroad
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Archbeld
Clayton
Ala.s
Webb
N. Cc
Davie
W. Va
Floyd
Ark
White
Wyo
Nelson
Minn
Ham
Bacon
Gay Culberson
Tex
Archhbald
Traction Company Urged to Build Extensions in City
Judge Dykeman ruled the charter clause on railway franchises not retroactive, limiting city purchase rights to new lines only. Mayor Cotterill pressed for drastic action and 15 extensions via independent firms with transfer privileges. The council filed a test suit on the Kinnear extension, demanding immediate transportation for residents and ending the company’s delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotterill
Puget Sound Traction Co
Kinnear
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Pie politics and postmasters in October clash
The piece notes President Taft’s order placing 36 000 fourth class postmasters on the civil service list and predicts Democratic efforts to rescind. It questions Woodrow Wilson’s stance on civil service while highlighting partisan rewards and the potential impact on patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Civil Service
Wilson
Woodrow
Absurdities and Inquiries From a Wide-Eyed Era
A collage of quotes mocks kings poets and suffragists while noting Ohio's mass alimony, Bermuda literature jokes, aviators lost in ads, and Tacoma's dock venture. Witty asides on newspapers and a jab at Hetty Green's onion health claim punctuate this column of dated curiosities.
Leap Year Taken In Stride By Balkan War Commentator
A Balkan war correspondent quips about women proposing in leap year and the reaction of soldiers with humor on courting customs. The writer suggests delaying proposals or involving family and authorities as a playful take.
Economic claims and local notices from Marshfield and beyond
The piece cites wide scale farm wealth, borrowed capital, and interest totals. It features local Marshfield notes on music and a violinist, a piano purchase at the Swift residence, and a catchy jab at get rich schemes. It includes a Josh Wise quote on busy publicity and a Philadelphia savings estimate from coal investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Swift's
Fairbanks
Ueten
Mass
Local Probate Judge and Guests Foreign Travel Report
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A of Pennsylvania traveled to Mich after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. B. Dawbert. Mr. Moose serves as probate judge of Lebanon County and fills multiple judge roles at state fairs across Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A
Pennsylvania
Petmit
Mich
C. EB. Dawbert
Moose
Lebanon County
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
Springfield
Odd Bits of World News and Social Snippets
A collage of remarks and facts touches on marital dynamics, travel economics, crime fines, and international trade. Highlights include foreign visitors to Italy, currency counterfeiting in Spain, direct farm sales in Switzerland, a New York coal dealer fined, and remarks by Madame Simone about American theater including the Irish Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourmont Eekly
Laula Dimond
Gilbert Shaw
B. Edward Rees
Bostwick & Randolf
World In Movies
Thanhouser
Old Town
Gaumont
Impeachment Trials Across U S History
The Senate has tried eight officials including five judges. Of those, two were convicted one for rebellion and one for profanity and drunkenness while others were acquitted or removed. Notable figures include William Blount John Pickering Muell Chase James H Peck West Humphreys Andrew Johnson W W AP Charles Swayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blount
Tennessee
New Orleans
Spain
Great Britain
John Pickering
U. S
Muel Chase
James H. Peck
West H. Humphreys
U. & District
Andrew Johnson
W. W. AP
Indiana
Charles Swayne
Senate
Editor’s Mail Letters on County Hospital and Auto Safety
The Star prints letters debating county hospital care and public aid, praising some humane treatment and criticizing perceived unfairness. Readers compare rural courtesy to urban enforcement, urge sympathy for the needy, and discuss automobile ordinances and public safety in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
George W. Nonais, Je Mney
Congressmap Frame
Edwin Y. Ween
North Carolina
Joan A. Sterling
Ilinots
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Paul Howland Republican
Onto
the Traction Company
Carnegie
Montenegro
Ohio
Bermuda House
Woodrow Wilson
Wifey
Tacoma
Hetty
George Y. Pearsons
Georgie
Open Door Brotherhood League II
King St. Main 2496
United States
Chicago
Josh Wise
Beeleyaport
American Railways
Philadelphia
Tatiatician
Enellieh
Sede
Cael
Bank of A
Italy
Norway
Los Angeles
Switzerland
New York
Kansas
Minnesota
Oklahoma
England
Portugal
Mme. Simone
Paris
America
Melbourne
the Moving Picture Houses
Odeon Theatre
Union Theatre Third Av
Union, Ne
City Theatre
Bet
Madison and
Spring
Alhambra
First Ave
Pike St
Mary
Alkal Tke
Virginia Hills
Hroncho Fimily
Havana
Turkey
Sha Ballor
Warren, C
Chronicle
Andrew Carnegie
Andy
Bull Moose Plaform
Roosevelt
California
Canada
Second Ave
Spring and
Seneca
Sec
Seattle
CSE
OUR
Toyland
Dolltown
Hinery
Tye
Astile
Ladies’ and Children’s Department
Children’s Part Wool Union
Che Place
Rogers
Fiat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!