Arrest of Dr Muret in Anna Aumuller murder case
New York detectives arrest Dr Muret of 201 St Nicholas Avenue in connection with the murder of Anna Aumuller. The arrest follows Father Schmidt’s murder case and involves testimony on counterfeiting charges and relationships to the crime scene near St Joseph’s Church. Investigators say the new developments will be fully explained later.
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Dr. Muret
Father Schmidt
Fauiot
Anna Aumuller
Tans Schmidt
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St Nicholas Avenue
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Twentefifth Street
St Joseph
God and Abraham Motivate Murderer Schmidt Declared
Schmidt, who confessed to killing Anna Aumuller with a knife as a "sacrifice," is in Tombs observation, watched by Dr McCane and Warden Felton. A Mainz, Germany cable says he was suspended by the bishop, labeled insane, and discharged. He claims God ordered the act, claiming Saint Elizabeth demanded the sacrifice, and his lawyer says insanity will be used as a defense while prosecutors push for a swift trial.
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Pane Schmidt
Nest
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Torder Elares
Wright
Mainz
Germany
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Joseph W . Money
Archdiocene of
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Angone
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Aschattenburg
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Maing
Pelite
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St. Elizabeth
God
Abraham
Alphonse Koelble
Sehmidts
Anna Aumalier
Hoboken
Anna Hirt
Aumuller
Feuret
Schmides
Explosion Day in Mexico Amid Huerta Tensions
The nation marks Independence Day with fireworks and a royal pageant in Mexico City as Huerta tightens security. Americans worry over possible anti outsider demonstrations while Bryan probes reports of violence in Chirihuahua and asks consuls for details. The celebration proceeds with military parades and electric light displays.
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF SULZER IMPEACHMENT COURT
The Sulzer impeachment trial for New York Governor William Sulzer is set to begin September 18 in Albany. The court comprises state senators and New York Court of Appeals justices led by Senator Robert Wagner and Chief Justice Eugene Cullen. Other members include Judges Cuddleback Gray Hogan Collins Warner Hiscock and Bartlett, with War ner and Hiscock as Republicans.
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William Sulzer
New York State
Senate
Albany
N. Y
State Senate
New York Court of Appeals
Robert F. Wagner
Eagard Cullen
Sasisting
Court of Appeals
William H. Cuddleback
John C. Gray
John W. Hogan
Frederick Collin
William E. Warner
Frank H. Hiscock
William Bartlett
Plan to Reform Cotton Contracts In Senate and House
Washington September reports a plan to reform cotton exchange contracts via tariff amendments rather than abolition. Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia and Representative Lever of South Carolina framed a Smith Lever substitute after talks with agriculture officials and Postmaster General Burleson. Greenville mill man Lewis Parker endorsed the Clarke tariff amendment, noting it would push cotton hedgers from the Liverpool exchange. The Smith Lever substitute failed in the Senate.
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Washington
Ispestalj
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Isbury F Lever
South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Burleson
Houes
Lewis W Parker
Greenville
Representative Lever
Clarke
Senate
Liverpool Exchange
Constitution Prints A Series Of Advertisements For Itself
The Constitution opens a campaign of page sized ads to promote the paper as an advertising medium. It plans a dozen or so notices aimed at readers and advertisers, starting on page 3 with the first ad and continuing in rapid succession.
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THE
Constitution
Franklin College President Indicted For Assault On Father
The Rev. Eliah M. Hanley, president of Franklin College, was indicted by the Wise county grand jury on assault and battery charges tied to his attack on his father Calvin Hanley at his home near Mindetown Indiana. Hanley said he would surrender to the sheriff after arriving from Franklin, while a college trustee said the affair was closed as far as the college was concerned.
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Franklin College
Wise County Grand Jury
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Hanley
Franklin
Tey
M. Parker
Mindietown
Indianapolis
Westing
Cleveland
Ohio
Providence
B. T
E. J. Hanley
Terra Haute
Robber trio nabbed after breaking into Columbus Ledger office
In Columbus Georgia on September 15 two black burglars Turner Jackson and Chester Albright entered and robbed the Muscogee courthouse synagogue cotton mill and many homes. Ira Jones, assistant circulation manager, surprised them tapping the circulation department. They are jailed awaiting trial.
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Columbus
Columbus Ledger
Ira Jones
Turner Jackson
Chester Albright
Fierce Riot Marks Philadelphia Strike
Philadelphia September 15 seven garment workers and sympathizers were badly beaten in a disturbance. Two men Michael Druit and Anthony Goltz suffered internal injuries in serious condition. About 3200 attackers clashed with workers who refused to join the strike. Police dispersed the mob, three ring leaders were arrested. The 4000 workers have been on strike two months demanding higher pay and union recognition.
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Michael Druit
Anthony Goltz
Morrow
Garment
Floyd Veterans Split Over Federal Pension Letter
Confederate Veterans in Floyd camp are divided over a letter sent by officer George W. Fleetwood to the Grand Army of the Republic reunion at Chattanooga. The letter asks Congress to amend the federal pension law to place Confederate veterans on the federal pension rolls. Some members reject the action as not representing the camp, while Fleetwood says signatures support the appeal.
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Floyd Camp
George W. Fleetwood
Grand Army of the Republic
Chattanooga
Fleetwood
Congress of the United States
25 000 000 Wanted to Build Good Roads
Washington dispatch reports a bill introduced in the senate by Senators Thornton and Bankhead to appropriate 225,000,000 for road construction with state matching funds under a national public highways bureau. The proposal seeks shared funding and directs coordinated nationwide highway building efforts.
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National
Bureau of Public Highways
Senate
Thornton
Bankhead
Contemptible Coward Branded by Mayor Woodward to New Baptist Pastor
Mayor James G Woodward denounces ex detective Lincoln McConnell as a contemptible coward in a personal ultimatum to the new pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle He accuses him of misstatements about the capitol spooning cases and warns him to focus on preaching rather than drama or publicity The mayor provides details of two capitol incidents and states he will continue to criticize improper action regardless of opinion He notes he will not dignify the minister with a reverend title and urges original, not borrowed, arguments.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Lincoln McConneld
James G. Woodward
Thas
Woodward
Lincoln McConnell
Lincolin McConnell
Atlanta
the Taberna
State Capitol
Capitol
Mother Defends Girl Held For Spoon ing at Capitol Steps
Mrs Nathan Weissman defends her daughter a young minister accused of spooning with Gus Meyer on the capitol steps The couple engaged to marry for weeks and the father had barred the youth from the house The mother says the trial was unfair and that the police misrepresented the case The girl a stenographer from a millinery firm and the couple are from the same block
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Nathan Weissman
Capitol
Capital
Nathan W. Weissman
East Fair Street
Constitution
Gus Meyer
Meyer
Hast Pair Street
Weistman
Welstman
McConnell
Tabernacle
Aneenne
Dora
Mother
Man Jumped From Niagara Bridge to His Death
A 68 year old man named John Hawkins of Erle Pennsylvania reportedly leaped from the Niagara River lower steel arch bridge above the whirlpool rapids. He sat on the railing before falling head first into the water two hundred feet below. Police believe the death was by his own action. bystanders saw him on the railing Saturday night and authorities recovered the body after the plunge.
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John Hawkins
Erle
Niagara River
Hawkins
Weather outlook for Georgia with rain and warmer week
Georgia weather forecast calls for rain on Tuesday, warmer temperatures in the north, and a likely fair Wednesday. Moderate northeast winds reach 10 mph. Local report notes lowest and highest temperatures, mean, and normal values with rainfall and month deficiencies not fully legible.
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