Sulzer Defense Ends as Governor Declines to Testify
In a dramatic impeachment trial development Gov Sulzer rested his defense without taking the stand. Counsel said the governor chose not to defend in person to avoid shielding his wife, amid testimony about Wall Street dealings and campaign funds. Testimony on two witness accounts was excluded to prevent new evidence.
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Afany
Gov Sulzer
Drefense
D H Cady Herrick
Washington
Oght
Herrick
Allan
Ryan
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Wall Street
Cullen
George W Egbert
Carnegie Trust Company
James C. Miller
Fifth inVenue Bank
New York
Egbert
Kiesel
Miler
Kresel
Sulwer
Fifth Avenue Bank
Jude Cullen
Duncan W Peck
Publc Works
Gov. Sulzer
Peck
John A. Hennessy
Go. Sulzers
Hinman
Hennessy
Eack
Duncan Wro
Department of the
S E Dent
Public Works
Perth
Duncan
Earth slide blocks oceans meet at Panama canal
Special dispatch reports a massive earth slide at the Pacific end of the Panama Canal near Gold Hill. Workmen are digging in shifts to remove a 30 foot deep, 4 000 foot long, 80 foot wide obstruction that has stalled the linking of the Atlantic and Pacific. Cot. Goethals predicts the waters will unite next Friday.
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Washington Post
Panama
Pacific
Gold Hill
Cot. Goethals
Chaffee Grant Saves Girl From Attack in San Diego
In San Diego on October 2 a mulatto man attacked Miss Ellen Deeley in an exclusive residence district. Chaffee Grant, grandson of the former president, rushed to the scene after her screams and drove the assailant away. Deeley was badly bruised. police have found no trace of the attacker.
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San Diego
Cal
Ellen Deeley
Chaffee Grant
A. &. Grant, Jr
Grant
Miss Deeley
Leaders at Episcopal convention elect Mann president
At the triennial Protestant Episcopal Church convention in New York Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann rector of Trinity Church Boston was elected president of the house of deputies by 280 to 242 over Rev. Dr. W. T. Manning of Trinity Church New York. The vote seen as a low church gain may affect a proposed name change to American Catholic Church.
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Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
House of Deputies
Mann
Ahd
W. T. Manning
Truty Church
Manning
Anstice
Henry Anstice
Cincinnati
Carroll M. Davis
St Loui
Wiliam ©. Prout
Herkimer
James G. Glass
Anniston
Ale
House of Bishops
Boyd Vincent
Akron
Ohio
Samuel Hart
Conngeticut
Alfred Marding
Washington
Harding
House of Deputied
Church
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
McKim
Fleer
Nis
Neltner
Senators confront aggressive criticism over banking bill in executive session
In a tense informal executive session, Senators condemned efforts to coerce the banking and currency committee and attacked members, including O Gorman and Hitchcock. Vanderlip praised parts of the measure while urging amendments, and Hitchcock predicted no rush to pass the bill before the December 1 regular session.
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Vanderlip
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Committee On the Administration
O'Gorman
Hitchcock
Carter Glags
House
Q.gorman
Wilson
White House
Owen
Hin ‘Courae
Theable
Frank A Vanderlip
National City Bank
O’gorman
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Naonal City Bank
President Wilson Denies Post Quote on Democrats
Letter from Woodrow Wilson dated October 8 1913 to The Washington Post denying a claim that non supporters are rebels. He demands prominent publication of the denial in the next issue. The note emphasizes his opposition to misattribution and reaffirms his Democratic stance.
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Washington Post
Woodrow Wilson
Bankers Oppose Federal Reserve Reform at Boston Meeting
At the American Bankers Association convention in Boston bankers vote against the proposed Federal Reserve reform. The body endorses currency commission findings that the Glass Bill is unwise and pledges support for elastic currency under proper legislation while clashing with critics including former Representatives MacRae and O Neil.
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Boston
United States
Federal Reserve Plan
American Bankers’ Association
Conference of Bankers
Congress
Currency Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Joseph H. O'Neil
O'Neil
Thomas C. MacRae
Arkansas
H. A. Moehlenpach
Brewster
Wis
Wisconsin Bankers' Association
Arthur Reynolds
Des Moines
Ebenezer J. Hi
Norwalk
Conn
MacRae
Hepburn
Representative MacRae
MacRae Finushed
Chicago
O’nea
O'Neill
Scudder
Richmond Va
Torreon Falls to Rebels in Clever Ruse Amid Massacre Fears
Reports from Mexico and El Paso detail the capture of Torreon by rebel forces led by Francisco Villa and Choa. Executions of federal soldiers are alleged, with refugees, Americans, Spaniards, French and Germans seeking safety as the city changes hands after a four day battle.
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Mapimi
Laredo
Tex
Alvarez
Torreom
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Torreon
Douglas
Ariz
Constitutionelista
Caraza
Hermoalito
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
la Paz
Sierra Moreda
Maggeere
México City
Game
el Paso
Welneger
Pendes Mining Company
Mapiri
Durango
Tomas Urbina
Urbina
Presidio
San Francisco
Frederick Tebsen
Guaymas
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Jebsen
State Department
John Bassett Moore
United States
Eagle Pass
Department of Labor
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau
J At
Piedras Negras
Buford
Mazatlan
Victor Hast
San Pablo
Campeche
Pexe r-Suizer Rests His Case Contest in Episcopal Convention
A condensed index item notes Pexe r-Suizer rests his case at an Episcopal Convention while others press Monty bill currency measures. Banking opposition forms part of the day’s agenda alongside various society and sporting notes across today’s issue.
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Pexer—Suizer
New York
Clark
New Haven Road
Lebanon
Roosevelt Junior to Run for Congress in Twentieth District
Special to The Washington Post reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr. will be nominated for Congress in New York's Twentieth district to succeed Franca Burton Harrison if Oscar S. Straus declines the Progressive party designation. Roosevelt, 25, is the presumed candidate.
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Washington Post
New York
Theodore Roosevelt,Jr
Congress
Franca Burton Harrison
Oscar 5S. Straus
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Hotel Powhatan Auction Sparks Deposit Dispute
Receivers in the Hotel Powhatan sale at public auction after October order. Alexander McNeil bid $234,100, with Gimbel Brothers or Fuller Company bidders challenging payment and deposits. Judge Stafford to ratify title after bids deposited and a court decision on perfection of the sale. The property valued at $290,000 with $70,000 land and $71,000 fixtures. Fuller and Gimbel hold trusts totaling $72,000.
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Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Hotel Powhatan
CG , Bloan & Co
Alexander McNeil
Lewis Hotel Company, & Corporation
Iwhich
Walk
Justhcer Stafford
McNeil
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
George A. Fuller Company
MccNeil
Edward 8. Duvall, Jr
McNeill
David Mandel, Jr
H. W Wheatley
Meffett
Mandel
Mr. Duvail
J Barrett Carter
T. C du- UN
Aple
Fulier Company
Wheatley
Fuller
Strikers Battle with Officers Near Cheswick
In Cheswick near Pittsburgh three men were shot during a clash between two constables and striking miners. Constables Grant Shaner and George Boylan were wounded, Shaner by a head wound and Boylan by a jaw wound, while a foreign miner was shot in the abdomen and may die. Officers, armed with warrants at the Harwick mine of Allegheny Coal Co, faced a hostile crowd. maces were used before a State police squad arrived.
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Pittsburgh
Cheswick
Grant Shaner
George Boylan
Addomen
Harwick
Allegheny Coal Company
Mathewson Beats Plank in Ten Inning World Series Duel
In Philadelphia on October 8 Mathewson outlasted Plank in ten innings 3 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Giants support was thin but Mathewson carried the game, twice delivering key hits, while Plank faded late. Wiltse’s stellar fielding and a first base stint by Snodgrass added to the dramatic, historic battle.
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Plank
New York
Wierros
Doyle
Fletcher
Burna
Rey Te Shafer
Murray
McLean
Philadelphia
Steer
E. Murphy
Sveseeneee
Oldring
Teas Collins
Ae Baker
McInnes
Strunk
Seeees Barry
Ees Lapp
Bans
Philadelphia Weed
Baker
Collins
Dorie
Leach
Colli
Connolly
Bitter
Kiem
Egan
Mathewson
Giants
Matty
Merkle
Snodgrass
Wiltse
Eddie Murphy
Athletica
New Yorker
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T. Br, JR
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