Archbald Ousted From The Bench Amid Impeachment
Jan 13 reports the senate prepared for action on charges against Judge Hebert W. Archbald of the commerce court reconvened as a court of impeachment. Thirteen of nineteen counts allege influence with railroad officers to gain favorable terms and fees, with further accusations of accepting gifts and seeking improper credits. Conviction requires eight Senate votes for removal.
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Washington
Senate
Gaal Artion
Hebert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Erie Railroad
Marion Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Iphigh Valley Railroad
Europe
Fragmentary Senate Committees Named in Obscure Text
The readable lines list partial names linked to Senate committees including mines and mining, military and Indian affairs, public printing, engrossed bills, and immigration and labor. Several names recur with uncertain spellings, suggesting a mid 19th century record of committee assignments and bill actions.
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Johnson
A Goodnight Macbeth
Macbeth
Hedk
Hanson
Sweet
Goodnight Sweet
A. G. Johneo
Borden
Lumber On Free List Schedule Exposed In Dated Note
A fragmentary note outlines a schedule related to lumber on a free list. It mentions terms to cover, promised testimony, and a plan to impose a 18 mark on an unspecified item, with vague references to a press or agreement.
Brady Far In The Lead In Idaho Election Preview
The snippet discusses a crowded Idaho election scene with Brady leading but short of the required majority. It mentions candidates Nagte and Borah, the death of Senator W Lines TM, and various local figures like Gooding’s Titaeswal and Nampa’s plum er of Nampa, alongside campaign activity and uncertainties about coalition support.
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Brady
Titaeswal
Gooding
Plumer
Nampa
Idaho Northern
Lee
Hagenbarch
Spencer
Mary Lake
Los Angeles
Vorth
Idaho
Reclaim the Alkali Land Reignites Idaho Farm Talks
Illinois expert Professor Taylor told the Idaho Retail Hardware & Implement Dealers' Association in Boise that alkali land can be reclaimed and turned into grain fields to raise cattle profitably. He urged dealers to educate farmers on crop variety, proper plowing depth, and soil reclamation to boost Idaho's wealth.
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Idaho
Prepa
W. FE. Taylor
Moline
Ill
Idaho Retail Hardware & Implement
Boise
Illinois Agriculturalist
Taylor
Aec Ouarer
Tlinois
Union
Steamship Uranium Strikes Reef Near Chebucto Head
The Uranium ran aground ten miles below Halifax in fog while en route from Rotterdam. All 880 passengers landed safely at the immigration station as the ship remained fast with Captain Firstace and crew aboard. The inquiry notes no foghorn signal and nearby history recalls the Atlantic incident of 1878 with similar peril.
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Halifax
Uranium
Rotterdam
Firstace
Chebu'o Head
Atlantic
White Star Line
Shura
Chebueto
Laurier
McCleary Faces Murder Trial In Rockville Case
Norman Bruce McCleary stands indicted for the murder of Mrs. Nannie B. Henry of Hagerstown. The trial opens in Rockville after a change of venue. Henry’s body was found in her home August 19. Lupah Henry, her daughter, fled Hagerstown August 15 amid alleged threats. McCleary allegedly confessed to choking Mrs. Henry to death.
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Rockville
Norman Bruce McCleary
Nannie B. Henry
Lu Henry
Hagerstown
McCleary
Gers
Washington
Snow blockade halts Great Northern and Milwaukee divisions
Seattle reports snow blockades idle the Great Northern and Milwaukee mountain divisions. Westbound Northern Pacific trains are delayed but moving. Continuous snowslides plague the mountains with snow depths up to 30 feet along the tracks.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Milwaukee Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
Kansas City Poultry Show Opens With Wide Range Of Pets
Kansas City Missouri January 13 The Kansas City International poultry show opened in convention hall today and showcases nearly 5000 fowls, dogs, pigeons, rabbits, cats and other pet stock. The exhibition runs through the week.
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Kansas City
Swiss Court Rules Name Calling Not Libel
Zurich reports the Cantonale tribunal ruled that calling a man an ass is lawful in anger or otherwise and no damages were awarded in a dispute between two prominent citizens. The decision clarifies defamation limits in quarrels among well known figures.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Cantonale Tribunal
British R. R. Wreck Kills Two On Miland Line
In Birmingham today an express train crashed into an accommodation train at Bromford Bridge. Two passengers were killed and forty injured in the collision.
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R. R
Birmingham
Miland
Bromford Bridge
Annual farm meetings held across Nestaliis area report
Fragmentary notice notes widespread daily lectures and dress code tied to farm events. Mentions corn, dairy, and live stock concerns with references to urban and rural participants and meetings in various locales.
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Nestaliis Pertest
Pragh
Prohibition Conference to Convene in Indianapolis
A Prohibition gathering is expected in Indianapolis with about a thousand delegates from state committees converging this week. The meeting aims to discuss strategy and leadership for advancing the prohibition cause nationally.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Conference of Prohibition
Lea
New York Man Arraigned In Law Trial
A New York man was arraigned in a law trial as part of a larger case. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but the event references a defendant in a formal legal process and a scheduled appearance.
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Jan
New York
Fruit commission men depart for New Orleans convention
A large party of fruit commission men from the middle west left St Louis by special train today for New Orleans to attend the annual convention of the Western Fruit Jobbers Association this week.
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Se. Louia
Fruit Commission
Wong
New Orleans
Indicted husband faces trial for Covington wife murder
In Covington Indiana on January 13 the Fountain circuit court heard the case of Gilbert Crumley charged with murdering his wife Anna Crumley at their home on October 3. The trial proceeded with testimony expected to follow.
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Covington
Ind
Gilbert Crumley
Anna Crumley
Fountain Circuit Court
Peace Note Ready To Go To Turkey
London reports European powers will present a peace note to Turkey immediately. The final draft was agreed unanimously by ambassadors at a today conference.
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London
Turkey
Ohio River flood relief efforts ease as rise slows
Louisville January 13 police and fire departments moved families from districts flooded by the Ohio River. About one thousand people were displaced and officials expect numbers to double, though property damage may be lighter than in prior floods.
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Louisville
Directors resign as union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution proceeds
New York January 13 Union Pacific and Southern Pacific directors who served on both boards tendered their resignations in compliance with the Supreme Court decree dissolving the railroads. Directors of the Southern Pacific who sat on the Northern Pacific board also resigned.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Supreme Court
Northern Pacific
Can Be Saved From Stranding At Sea
A telegram from New York datelined January 13 reports a steamship company’s officer indicating most of the Uranium holds are dry except No 1 which has seven feet of water. Belief remains that the steamer may be freed at noon tide if wind stays favorable.
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New York
A Steamship Company
Pennies to Pay Editor's Fines Spread in Idaho Case
A penny fund grows to cover fines imposed by the Idaho supreme court on R. H. Sheridan and C. O. Broxon. Contributors from Pennsylvania and other states send pennies and letters by mail, with newspapers aiding collection. Several judges are listed among donors as the drive expands.
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Denny
Sheridan
C. O. Broxon
Idaho Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Ptomaine Panic Hits Local Food Inspector
Boise January 13 J K White deputy state pure food inspector has been hunting impure food. He fell ill with ptomaine poisoning after dining at a Pocatello restaurant while investigating. He later found tainted food during his meal and fears a harsh action once recovered.
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Boise
J. K. White
Pocatello
White
J. H.is
Posatello
Oon
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