Sulzer Impeached and Ousted as New York Governor
Albany Oct 1 Sulzer removed by the state high court for falsification perjury and attempting to suppress evidence The court cleared him of other charges and did not disqualify him from future office His successor Lieutenant Governor Glynn prepared to take office Sulzer left Albany likely Sunday and denounced the tribunal as political Murphy influence dominated the impeachment proceedings The incoming governor pledged honest prudent leadership while Sulzer criticized the court and called it manipulative The People’s House was renamed the executive mansion after the verdict Snow and cold snap hit the South with early snow in North Carolina Georgia Alabama and Tennessee and frost across several states with reports from Atlanta Birmingham Greenville and Chattanooga
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Wilber Sulserees
State of New York
High Court
Young
Martin H. Glynn
Workin
Sulzer
Nso
People’s House
Murphy's Fish Court
Murphy Murphy
Stat Chamber
Tammany
Arenes
Cullen
Monroe
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
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Greenville
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Laurens
Huntsville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Tenn
Asheville
N.C
Murder at the county road Powell killed for money Warsaw farmer found dead
Prominent Duplin county farmer Culler Powell was found slain on a county road with a three foot stick nearby used as the alleged murder weapon. A head scar suggests a deadly blow from behind. Largely reported robbery motive as Powell carried a large sum. Two white men detained. Also reports miners killed in a Welsh colliery disaster and a health board diphtheria outbreak in Georgia.
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Warmer
Culler Powell
Warsaw
Duplin County
Powell
Death of 12 year old Claxton on Potomac trip
Robert Ed ward Claxton son of U S education commissioner Philander P. Claxton died in a Washington hospital after an outing on the Potomac aboard the Rosalie. The boy’s remains were sent to Tarboro for burial. A second report cites acute indigestion as the cause.
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Rosalie
Potomac River
Robert Edward Claxton
Philander P. Claxton
United States
Washington, D. C
Tarboro
N. C
Farmers Pool Cotton Sale Plan Stirs North Carolina Agriculture
The Partners' Union of the county plans to pool all cotton and offer it to the highest bidder on November 1. Ten thousand blanks were sent to members to declare their bale count and minimum price. Agent Crosby may be entrusted with disposal rights as the pooling effort extends cooperative farming across Mecklenburg and the state.
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Charlotte Chronicle
Partners’ Union
Charlotte
Othe
Charlotte Merchants’ Association
Watt
W. ©. Crosby
Mecklenburg Union
Man
Sequles
North Carolina Agriculturists
Myers Crowell Couple Married At Wingate Residence
Henry Myers of Monroe and Dora Crowell of Wingate were married last Tuesday evening at the residence of HF Williams with J A Bivens performing the service. The newlyweds returned to Monroe for their home. Both are described as well regarded with wide friends.
Washington flags Huerta move as constitutional election falters
The United States rejects Huertas seizure of both executive and legislative powers in Mexico. Washington deems October 26th polls unconstitutional and signals end to diplomatic approaches, noting imprisonments of Mexican deputies and a dictatorial shift. John Lind may return to the United States.
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Huerta
Washington Dispatch
United States
Mexico
Bryan
Wilson
Washington
Mexico City
John Lind
State Department
Frederico Gamboa
Huertz
Vera Cruz
New Orleans Cotton Market Ahead of Census Report
New Orleans dispatch notes the upcoming Census Bureau ginning report due Saturday will influence week end prices and markets. Forecasts point to potential fluctuations as frost risk and weather in the belt loom large, with bulls optimistic on October spot inquiries and mills watching exports and takings closely.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Wallish
Apot Eleles
German Zeppelin disaster kills German Admiralty Board
Berlin reports a midair explosion on the new Zeppelin trial ship Lell above Johannisthal. The entire Admiralty Trial Board of seven officers and 20 others perished. only Lieutenant Von Bluel survived badly injured. The craft burned, crashed onto the main street as hundreds watched in shock.
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Berlin
Johannisthal
von Bluel
Queen Agusta Grenadier Guards
Admiralty Trial Board
Benisch
Freyer
German
Naval Flying Corps
Gluth
Count Zeppelin
Neumann and
Pletzier
Busch
Lell
North Sea
Cho
Germany
Wis couple denied marriage over divorce status
At LaCress Miss Harriet Ratley and Henry Dickerson faced an abrupt halt as Rev D C Jones refused to wed them after discovering both parties were divorced. Attendants and friends watched in tears while they sought another officiant to proceed.
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LaCress
Wis
Harriet Ratley
Henry Dickerson
D. C. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Eli
Canal Zone Civil Government Remains Until Change
A report notes no changes to the operation of the Panama Canal or to the government of the Canal Zone while commerce flows smoothly. Congress has provided for civil government in the zone, but Isthmian control remains with army engineers and the Canal Commission. a boy, George Helpler, 14, was injured and feared to die after a fall in Stokes County.
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Panama Canal
Weither
Congress
King
Stokes County
George Helpler
Isthus
Miar Canal Commission
Army
Unclear claim on Virginia participation in Cemetery Ridge clash
Letter from Henry Harvison of Winston-Salem Sept 2 recounts exhibitor Thomas Fo Fryar denying that only Virginians fought at Cemetery Ridge on day three of the battle. He notes North Carolinian memory and offers a copy of his enclosed material for publication as a corrective, urging truth be repeated.
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Thomas Fo Fryar
Cemetery Ridge
Henry 'T
Harvison Winston-Salem
Sept
Tent Meeting at Marstville a How Ting Success
A Marstville tent meeting raised seventeen hundred twenty six dollars for Rev. J W Little with substantial gifts from J W Hosty Mrs Carre BE Parks and Charlie Myler. The event saw hundreds seek prayer and praise, while supporters push for wider backing and divine blessing.
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Marstville
J. W. Little
Rendency
T mi
J. W. Hosty
Mr. Currin
Carre BE. Parks
Charlie Myler
Marshville fire Endangers Mills and Stores
A blaze at Marshville damaged a store room and contents in a marble warehouse area. The building belonged to Med. I Tong of Monroe, with Griffin claiming stock and insurance. The fire was noticed around eight and a half o clock by a pissing freight engineer, origin undetermined.
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Marshville
I. B. Griffin
Marsh Ville
Maral Ville
Tvs
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Med
Tong
Monroe
Griffin
Marriage of Hines Brother and Annie Laurie Rammie
The marriage linked Mr Hines of Salisbury and Mrs Annie Laurie Rammie of Salisbury last Wednesday. Hines family connections span J W Hines of Rocky Mount and J W Hines Jr of Monroe with ties to ice plants in Monroe, Rocky Mount, Greenville, Salisbury and Spencer. Plant fees cited reflect lines of Atlantic Coast Line Southern and Sea Board railroads amid Catholic agitation in Charlotte. The piece notes Warren Vines Hall as editor.
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Hines
Alt
Thomas M. Hines
Salisbury
J. W. Hines
Monroe
Annie Laurie Rammy
Rocky Mount
Mrr
JW. Hines, Jr
Monro
Greenville
Spencer
Atlantic Coast Line
Salsbury
Southern
Seaboard
Charlotte
Cathodc
Knights of Columbus
Sie
Warren Vines Hall
Regiments In Mok's Charge At Gettysburg Debated
Senators Dixon and Martin discussed the July 3 1863 Battle of Gettysburg focusing on the role of North Carolina troops in Pickett's Charge and the Twenty sixth North Carolina Regiment share of casualties, arguing that North Carolinians bore a large share of the fight and losses.
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Gettystung
Ball Run
Velennme
Senate
Martin
Make T
Cemetery Ridge
North Carolina
Tate
Straegle
Noah
Helene
Milah
Pilex Bealde
Caroline
Det Tyeburs
Dry towns and a stock experiment farm in Haywood county
A traveling passenger recalls a dry town in Kansas while a Canton dispatch notes the U S government will open a stock experiment farm in Haywood county near Wayneville with Mr FT Peeden in charge to test feeding land care of cattle.
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United States
Haywood County
Wayneaville
Canton
FT. Peeden
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