Calwell Dummy For Governor in Albany Impeachment Trial
Albany Oct 1 The impeachment trial of Governor Sulzer continued with defense and court discussions on adjournments. Judges Herrick and Cullen weighed motions and witness scheduling as managers pressed claims involving Laura Sarecky and the 4000 dollar state service job.
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Albany
Maunsel
Redler Lieb
Bulver
Uas
Herrick
Bulzer
Brown
Marehall
Teday
Orhose
Tudge Cullen
Lemerarn
Dude Herrick
Goveenor Sulzer
Caah
Gillation
Cullen
Sumner
Laura A. Sarecky
Alate Immigration Service
Sarecky
Wittens
Frawley
Junge Warener
Stanchfeld
Sulzer
Sarchy
Te Mabie Reir
Vauneel
Glandfield
Managera Ars Glug Co
Governors
Stanchfield
Sarecky Reigeil
Tohoe
Birdaeye
Tte
Bulger
Reuleat
Sarechy
Sarechy Abeyweter
Rennon
Inaugural Dispute Ties Wary Ledger to Trial
A garbled report recounts a signed agreement involving Mrs. Sulzer and Carnegie Trial Co of New York. It mentions a cross entry in Governor Harris and Fuller’s account dated November 1, 191, tied to impeachment board actions and a loan repayment to cover securitized debt.
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Josimhili
Williai
Salvin
Une
Melville
Puller
Mia McCount
Eayrrine
Sulzer
Carnegie Trial Company of
New York
Harris
Clue to Murder Mystery Found
Chicago authorities disclose a clue in the murder of Men Miidrad Rexreal from Macomb Michigan. Everett Rakrtat and Willie Rexroat provided details to States Attorney Hadley of Dupage county. The informants link a suspect known as Spencer to the case and describe a linked set of farm visits and forged photographs. The narrative suggests a pattern of actors and motives connected to Rexreal’s death and possible hospital funds.
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Chicago
Miidrad Rexreal
Macomb
Hadley
Dupage County
Spencer
Everett Rakrtat
Willie Rexroat
Everett
Leo
Allldon Rexrual
Dutahoul la
Ol Ory
Rexront
Rexroat
Majerty Hospital
William Bezrart
New York City Struck by Torrential Rain Stringing Transit
A fierce downpour drenched New York City cutting traffic and halting transit. Flooding reached four feet in some areas with water covering rails and streets from Grand Central to Seventy second Street. Police aided trapped workers as fires sparked by lightning caused further damage and subway lines faced outages amid widespread disruption.
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New York
Ccl
Grand Central
Williamstore
Rock
Turing
Brooklyn Rapid
Trannlt
Milaa
She Loach
Vronnect Vark
Thocklyn
Injured Soldiers Sent to U S Post
Injury reports describe soldiers sent to a U S post after battles along a river. Ambiguities in the OCR text limit precise names and dates, but the piece references military movements and routine postings during a wartime context.
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U. S. Post
Huertistas
Texas
Garbage Crisis Deepens in Chicago as City Acts
Chicago officials moved to end the disposal contract with the Chicago Reduction company after a breakdown in the agreement. The city warned residents to burn or dump garbage in clay holes until a new plan is in place. Health officials noted risks of typhoid, while Mayor Harrison called a special meeting to decide on a method to remove refuse from alleys and docks, with the crisis expanding to the national tariff debate in Washington.
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Chicago
Harrison
Youn
Chicago Reduction Company
Househaldera
Sugeestions
Harold Altueet
Herrigan
Wounen
I% Hurby
Witlmattng
Menticn
Wainy Aldermen
Pub
McGann
Thea
Canada
Fugitive From Justice Arrest Stuns Chicago Man
Minneapolis report states John C. Yenning of Chicago was arrested on a fugitive from justice charge. He sued Clarence Funk for alleged alienation of affections of Mira Yenning and faced perjury warrants. Attorney Dan Dohinhoe and two witnesses were indicted in Chicago for conspiracy to defame Funk. Policy debates surface over Henning’s motive tied to testimony before a Senate committee.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John C. Yenning
Chicago
Toley
Henning
Clarence
Funk
International Harveater Company
Mira
Dan Jo Dohinhoe
Chferge
Punk
Hele
Atite
Boy Commits Savage Crime in Loire Inferieure
A 13 year old boy Marcel Treduteau murdered multiple people in Basbri Landrean during an evening spree. He seized an axe and killed Georges Mabit, his employer, and Mabit’s wife, three of their children, and a four year old child before fleeing to his bed. witnesses led to his arrest.
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Nantes
Sronte
Basbriage
Landrean
Loire Inferieure
Marcel Treduteau
Bla
Georges Mabit
Ric Fr
Mabit
Moe
Mahit
Liaha
Tree
Bhele
Redheal
Land issues loom in appeals court fight over government vitals
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Boron Cart HG Kiar and a U S district court appeal. It mentions land issues stretching to Milind SOR citeuit, a TRBOS note, and a Jan Power light compliance. Final arguments and subsequent hearings are described with legal procedural language.
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Boron
Omional
BIRIO
Gram
United States District Court
Government claims land power over Camlet route rights
The report outlines government assertions about 1866 act limits and authority to withhold land from private use. It notes tension over right of way on government property and cites federal authority and historical legal framing affecting energy or infrastructure projects.
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Ehargluy
A&t
Camelot
Pablo Hunk
Superinn
Une Maermen
Pepe
Cenierating
Ligne Amd
Railway Unions Form Federation
Railroad labor groups in El Paso announce a federation to push unified action with Southern Pacific Lines. Firemen, engineers, motormen, conductors, and other shop workers join, seeking layered cooperation and stricter adherence to working schedules under mediation efforts. The company denies the union claims.
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Beile
More Homestead Segregated From the Forest
Forest service examined several homestead applications from A Sherman, Parley Thueson, Herman Schultz, and RON Lingbarger in Idaho and a Utah county. Applicants seek private land classified for agriculture with potential hay, grain, and pasture value if water for irrigation is secured. Results show varying suitability, with some tracts better for dry farming or pasture and others unlikely to prove valuable without irrigation and water rights.
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Wistrint Forester
A. Sherman
Parney
Reaver
Greek Canyon
Shoal & Miter
Kamas
Wat National Forest
Herman Schultz
Balke National Forest
Arrowrock
Cottonwood Creek
Boise Byer
Ron
Lingbarger
Payette
Sutan Crank Valley
Smiths Ferry
Hag Valley
Thetty
Hlocer
Nilaliy
Poweloer
Anton
Rebels Desert Border Town Violence Shocks Region
Report from Piedras Negras and Mexia details clashes as U.S. soldiers block river crossings to protect the international bridge and Mexican and American property. Reports describe gunfire, arrests, and measures by constitutionalists against federal incursions, with officials debating neutrality enforcement and military aid.
Doctor Outlines His New Science Conference Noted
A fragmented report from Chisago describes Dr. Abbert of San Francisco at an American Association for the Stay of Spondylotherapy convention. He outlines speculative prenatal experiments claiming color exposure could influence a child’s sex and traits, citing uncertain methods and effects.
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Chisago
Abbert Abwwee
San Frenciago
American Association
Livo
Nas
Ile Tigther
Rescuers Face 40 Feet of Coal Obstacle
Rescuers battled a 40 foot coal and rock seam after an explosion or collapse at the Lehigh Valley Coal Company site. Authorities reported miners trapped and water seeping in as rescuers worked through the fissure to reach the injured worker identified as Thomas Toahosks.
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Veniralia
Lehigh Valley Coat Company
Venice
Orring
Thomas Toahosks
Mornbig
Selene
Washington Defeats Philadelphia 4 0 in Today’s Games
Washington posted a 4 0 win over Philadelphia in today’s schedule as other results and notes from the day are listed amid scattered lines. Players and teams mentioned include Washington Philadelphia and potential postponements for future games.
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