Impeachment of Governor Sulzer by New York Assembly
Governor Sulzer faced impeachment after a Democratic Assembly vote 79 to 45 following an all night session. The debate centered on Wall Street dealings and a Frawley investigation. Mrs. Sulzer claimed responsibility, while supporters prepared impeachment managers to present the case in the Senate. The assembly adjourned with plans to reconvene as the governor remained at the capitol awaiting the outcome.
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Herald-Star
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Beevers
Frawley
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Wall Street
James Gay Gordon
Philadelphia
Rie
Prommite Cade
Soresi Dreams of Grafting Limbs to Humans in New York
London reports Dr A L Soresi of New York foresees grafting human limbs within three months of his return from London. He cites animal successes with dogs having limbs they did not receive at birth and says two New Yorker volunteers await testing. He plans first human trials soon, sourcing arms from accidental or electrocution deaths.
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London
New York
A. L. Soresi
International Medical Congress
Soresi
Assassins Impaled in Plot Against Chinese Leaders in Japan
Tokio reports say one hundred assassins were sent to kill Dr Sun Yat Sen Huang Sing and other Chinese revolutionaries by Provisional President Yuan Shi Kai. Japan promises police protection for the leaders but forbids use of Japan as a base for plots. Separately, Robert L. Jones, 39, a Pennsylvania Railroad freight conductor, died after being crushed between two freight cars near Wellsville in an accident, leaving a wife and daughter.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Tokio
Japan
Sun Yat Sen
Huan Sing
Yuan Shi Kai
China
Robert L. Jones
C. & P. Divsion
Pennsylvania
Wellsville
Jones
Leader of German Socialists Dies in Zurich at 72
Au gust Ferdinand Bebel, longtime German Socialist leader, died in Zurich aged 72. He joined the labor movement in 1862 and fought for workers until his death. Regarded as a brilliant organizer, he kept the party united and saw it represented in the Imperial Parliament by over two deputies and the strongest party.
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Associated Press
Heraldsvar
Zurich
Switzerland
Ferdinand Bebel
Germany
Senate weighs long recess after tariff and currency bills
Washington Aug. 13 Democrats and Republicans in the Senate are considering a recess until November after tariff bills and the currency bill are acted. Senate Democrats will caucus tomorrow to discuss a recess plan to speed passage of the tariff bill. The Senate resumed consideration of the agricultural schedule with Gronna's amendment to raise corn duty from six to ten cents a bushel.
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United Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Senate Democrats
Firet
Gronna
Dynamite Explosion Fails to Break Breath in Poat Texas
A large blast of forty hundred pounds of dynamite was set off last night in Poat Texas to break the bread. The explosion produced clouds but no precipitation.
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Herald Star
Poat
Texas
Judge Gordon Jr Visits Governor and Mrs at Executive Mansion
The unnamed report notes Judge Gordon Jr was a guest at an executive mansion for several days advising both the governor and Mrs. while in residence. The piece lacks full names, dates, and locations due to fragmentary OCR.
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Gordon, Jr
Massion
Rupp Wife Marries Slogan With Supper Pause
In New York on August 13 Maria Rupp of Brooklyn answered a suffrage question by cooking peaches for her children and husband. Her husband interrupted a suffrage meeting shouting for supper. She was taken to a police station for disturbing the meeting. He was jailed briefly and then released on bail. She returned home to cook supper for the hungry family.
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New York
Maria Rupp
Brooklys
Rupp
Maria
Lawrence
Ott
Lind Wins Quiet U S Mexican Diplomatic Opening
John Lind, Wilson's personal representative, met unofficially with Mexican foreign minister Frederico Gamboa in Mexico City. The meeting, arranged through Nelson O Shaughnessy, was formal and avoided political topics, signaling a cautious first step toward a peaceful settlement of the revolutionary troubles.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
John Lind
Wilson
Frederico Gamboa
Mr. Lind
Senor Gamboa
Lind
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Moxican
Testimony Continues in Disorder Injunction Case
Witnesses including Harry Griffiths and other union members testified while defense and city officials denied claims of disorder. The court’s decision was expected later in the afternoon as the injunctive suit proceedings continued in Columbus.
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Columbus Ng
Harry Griffths
McLeish
Y M C A Board Reports Healthy Year Ahead
At a regular Y M C A board meeting, committees reported a healthy condition with strong membership interest despite a quiet summer. The boys work group highlighted thirty boys at Twin Lakes camp and upcoming return Friday. improvements in boys rooms noted. The house committee hired a building superintendent. The physical department named Marc L Parsons of Pontiac as new director, set to start in Steubenville in September. Educational and religious committees outlined winter plans. Secretaries expect to join Ohio gathering at Buckeye Lake August 30 to September 1.
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Twin Lakes
House
Marc L. Parsons
Pontiac
Ills
Parsons
Steubenville
Association
Ohio
Summer Land Beach
Buckeye Lake
Weather and drought plaguing Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma
Kansas Chiy reports on a tenth day of rising temperatures across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma racing toward the hundred mark. Light rain briefly fell in a few spots but did little to ease withering vegetation and human suffering. Reports from drought areas like Ratsas note a quarter century record broken amid ongoing heat and imminent calamity.
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Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ratsas
New York Stock Quotations Reported by Dotto Firm
A. Dotto company of Steubenville reports stock quotations from New York and Pittsburgh exchanges. Listings include Copper, American Sugar, Rubber, New York Central, Union Pacific, Steel, and other major issues. Several prices and bid structures appear, with importer notes and broker references embedded in the column.
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New York
National Exchange Bank
Steubenville
Ohio
Messrs. Moore, Leonard & Lewis
Pas Amal
York Central
Alam
Pacific Ieessiceterrer Tees Ode Union
Pacific
Osstee
BSSU
S. Steel
Neches Vaneuam
Pittsburg
Renee
Welle
Drunken Strike Breaker Brandishes Gun Near Rink
A noon incident on Third street by the rink drew a crowd as a drunken strike breaker paraded a grip and boasted of being a strike breaker. Guards and police intervened to prevent trouble, hauling him in after efforts by rink guards. At Pope plant reports note 11 mills and 16 tin stacks in operation. Weirton runs full with 28 desertions linked to Steubenville residents.
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Noresolver
Pope
Weirton
Steubenville
State Fair Free Corn and Wheat Contest Applications
Jefferson county boys filed for a corn and wheat contest at the State Department of Agriculture for August 1. Applicants include Thos. M. Andrews Salem Lawrence Oliver Cross Creek Albert Griffith Brush Creek Lee D. Grafton Island Creek Chas H. McCausland Island Creek. Selection of the winner will be made Saturday August 16. The trip offers a free week at the State Fair, a desirable incentive for county youths to apply.
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Jefferson County
State Department of Agriculture
Thos. M. Andrews
Salem
Lawrence Oliver
Cross Creek
Albert Griffith
Brush Creek
Lee D. Grafton
Island Creek
Chas
H. McCausland
Weirton Steel Plant Nears Completion in 1900s Era
The Weirton Steel Company plant is nearly finished with machinery being installed. Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company backs the project. Major T. L. Harper of Pittsburgh is general manager. The factory will produce cold retted stuffed steel and is slated to open early September with about two skilled workers initially and eventually around 500 employees.
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Weirton Steel Company
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company
T. L. Harper
Pittsburg
Maj. Harper
Carnegie
Jones and McConway
Rabid Dog Sighting Causes Poplar Avenue Stir
A dog on Poplar Avenue sparked excitement as residents feared rabies. Local authorities monitored the animal and advised caution while waiting for clarification on its health status.
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Poplar Avenue
Government to Seek Evidence in Anderson Case Across States
Rumors circulated that the government may struggle to press cash against John Anderson a white slave suspect tied to Eva Wilson of Sistersville. Three sisters including Mrs Wilson testified and officials plan to secure evidence via depositions in Pittsburg East Liverpool and Stetchenville to present to a grand jury.
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John Anderson
Eva Wilson
Sistersville
Wheeling
Wilson
Anderson
Pittsburg
East Liverpool
Stetchenville
Chamber of Commerce weighs park purchases and transit plans
At the weekly Ways and Means meeting chairman F C Chambers led discussion on not recommending city funds for park expansion at this time. The group favored a regular public conveyance line to depots, possibly a taxi service, plus efforts to serve residents and visitors. Letters from Dr Frost and Charleston chamber noted cooperation on health and export trade boosts.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Fragmentary report on dangerous dogs and officer action
On Tuesday a dog attack incident led to officers considering the destruction of several dogs after others had bitten. The report notes more dogs remain at large and require attention or humane culling.
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