Young Wadsworth Poised To Make Good In Albany
James Wadsworth Jr tackling the Albany scene as New York State Assembly Speaker. The Geneseo native, Roosevelt associate, outdoorsman and farmer, blends political training from farm work, Yale education, and military service. His rise follows a tradition of Wadsworth leadership, with public and party duties shaping a potential wide influence in state affairs.
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Humorous Debate and Farcical Scenes in the Henderson Era House
The piece recounts a dramatic House session over Henderson's fine and absence issues. It details sleepless nights, raucous debauchery around punch bowls, and a carnival atmosphere in the Capitol with dancers and musicians while ministers from Iowa witnessed the chaos and confronted Henderson. It also includes anecdotes about Henderson’s poker habits, a cork leg, and a wagging exchange with Tom Reed.
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Young American Suspected of Cheating in English Poker Ring
A fragmented report suggests an American youth faced accusations of cheating while bluffing English poker players. The piece mentions connections to high level figures and U.S. interests, with references to investigations and parliamentary scrutiny in London.
Wallaces Poker Victory and English Hostile Bluff Disputed
An American known as Wallace wins a high stakes poker game at a country house with Sir James in attendance. English players fail to grasp bluffing, leading to a dispute over hands shown. Wallace seeks Gen Schenck’s ruling in London. Schenck affirms proper bluffing and urges an apology from the hosts.
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