Sulzer to Tell Story in Last Stand in Albany Trial
Governor William Sulzer is likely to finish testimony by tonight or tomorrow as he faces impeachment proceedings in Albany. The defense won key rulings limiting testimony on the 500 account and veto power accusations, while prosecutors gain a new cash evidence detail from George W. Grossman of Grossman & Van Stelicken, who sent Sulzer $1500 in October.
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Albany
William Sulzer
Tomorow
Sulzer
Judge Cullen
John Boyd Gray
Puller - Gray
Frederick L. Colwell
Cullen
Gray
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Oswego County
Spencer G. Prime
Essex Sound
George W. Grossman
Grossman & van Stelicken
New York
Alfred Osborne
William Kineley
Assembly
Experts to Testify Osbone and Kinsley Pass On Signatures
Osborne and Kinsley are expected to testify as signatures on Sulzer checks are passed on. The testimony will address the authenticity and handling of the disputed signatures in the Sulzer case.
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Osborne
Kinsley
Morgenthau portraits in Sulzer impeachment trial
Henry Morgenthau newly named ambassador to Turkey appears in Albany as a witness in Governor William Sulzer's impeachment trial. He testifies that he gave Sulzer a $1000 campaign check, while Sulzer opponents allege the funds were misused for private purposes.
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Nt Wilson
Constantinople
Sulzer
Trial opens for Mrs Cadotta Brown in embezzlement case
In Mali Ohio on September 30 the preliminary hearing began for Mrs Cadotta Brown and Meary A Brown after a grand jury charged them with embezzling 21171 dollars from Fred Schroth. Judge Cushing Schroth presided as the case moved through Common Pleas Court. Schroth testified he had entrusted Towns Securities to sell assets for him and alleged they diverted the sale proceeds.
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Mali
Cadotta Hon Brown
Lastaud
Meary A. Brown
Fred Schroth
Common Pleas
Cushing Schroth
Grand Niry
Baptism Bapt. Walter Mar as Fatally Injured by Lake Shore Electric
Walter Mar as, a farmer, was fatally injured when struck by Lake Shore electric service equipment. The tragedy occurred as he worked near the line, prompting an investigation by local authorities and a review of safety procedures.
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Tah O
Walter Maras
Lake Shore Electric
Colombia Affair Nears Solution
Negotiations between the United States and Colombia over differences stemming from the 1903 revolution that led to Panama's independence are ongoing. The State Department sees potential for arbitration on part of Colombia's claims, though earlier Secretary Knox rejected arbitral settlement of Panama's sovereignty.
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Washington
Colombia
United States
Panama
State Department
Knox
Republic of Panama
Woodruff Suffering Stroke During Nomination Speech
Timothy L Woodruff three time lieutenant governor of New York collapsed on stage at Cooper Union while announcing John Purroy Mitchel for mayor. He delivered a closing paragraph then slumped as six men assisted him off stage. Doctors found his left side partially paralyzed. He rode home with Mrs. Woodruff to Carlton House.
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New York
Timothy L Woodruff
Cooper Union
John Purroy Mitchel
Woodruff
Hardin County Goes Dry by Narrow Margin
Hardin County votes to prohibition by 199 with Kenton joining by nearly 700 and the county previously dry by 2,100 five years earlier. Temperance supporters celebrate the outcome in this Kenton, Ohio result.
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Kenton, O
Hardin County
Temperance
Kenton
Embassy officials summoned after embassy scandal probe
Washington reports that Alexander Henson second secretary at the American embassy will be summoned to Washington by Secretary Bryan as the state department investigates conditions at the embassy following charges against Post Wheeler the first secretary. Other staff may be ordered to explain their roles in the petty scandal and friction ongoing for nearly a year.
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Washington
Alexander Henson
Bryan
State Department
Post Wheeler
Days Win Decisive Victory in Clermont County
Clermont County Ohio held a local option election in Batavia with Days voting to remain salooners by a 1437 majority, 465 more than five years ago. Both wet and dry factions were active with strong turnout. dry leaders included John Fuhr who speaks little English. All but two precincts supported the dry majority.
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Batavia
Clemont County
Rose County
Wote
Drys
John Fuhr
Flood Death Tells Of Fremont Resident
George Gomfort, 59, longtime Fremont resident, dies from illness traced to flood conditions last March. The death underscores the lingering health impact of the flood in Fremont Ohio.
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Fremont, O
George Gomfort
Fremont
Monopolies and US bankers cut out of Chinese financing
Washington reports that five power loan group breakup could spark a scramble for Chinese industrial loans. The United States, absent from the loan project after President Wilson’s stance, may see European and Japanese financiers dominating rail and industry projects in China as new opportunities arise.
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United States
Celestial Republic
Washington
Five Power
China
London
Wilson
Five Powers
American Intercate
American Bariners
Validity of the Dry Referendum Sued Over
A suit filed in Franklin County seeks to determine the legality of a proposed referendum on a law to ban shipping wet goods into dry areas. Plaintiffs John Pfeifer and Pfeifer Show Print Company argue the measure is not the original form initiated or properly amended as required. The case targets Secretary of State Graves. The second item reports the death of Matilda Thew known as Mother Thew at her son J W Thew's home after old age infirmities.
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Columbus
Franklin County
John Pfeifer
Pfeifer
Marion
Matilda Thew
Thew
J. W Thew
Wilson to Sign Second Low Tariff Measure This Week
Washington reports President Wilson will sign the second low tariff act in over six years. The bill, passed by the House and headed to the Senate, is described as bringing lower rates and aiming to reduce the high cost of living. Democrats largely support, Republicans split, with some calling it revenue tariff and others deeming it mildly protective. The measure faces continued debate as leadership negotiates final form.
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Wilson
House
Senate
Pary
Simmons
Underwood
LaFollette
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