Sulzer to Face Impeachment Trial at High Noon
Albany Nov 17 The impeachment trial of New York Governor William Sulzer opens at noon before the first high court of impeachment in the state. Prosecution plans and defense strategy were mapped as spectators await testimony with Judge Cullen presiding.
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Want Ad Offer Sparks Ambition for Self Employed Boss
A troubled man with a soul for business seeks a break to use his savings and rise in a venture. The Atlanta Constitution urges him to place a want ad in the paper, promising a strong signal to potential buyers and a loud reaction from those seeking opportunities.
Probing Past of Jekyll Hyde Priest in New York
Investigation traced Hans Schmidt a assistant priest at St Josephs Catholic Church in New York who confessed murdering Ann Allmalter the Hudson River victim He admitted loving the girl while she served at St Benfaces rectory and performing a marriage after obtaining a license He described entering her flat on Bradhurst Avenue and killing her with a watcher knife then dismembering the body and discarding remains in the river across trips on a ferry.
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New York
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St. Ben'face's Catholic Church
Bradhurst Avenue
Hudson River
Confederate Veterans Barred From Grand Army Parade
Chattanooga September 17 enforcement of an order bars Confederate Veterans from marching in the forty seventh annual Grand Army of the Republic parade. Union veterans cheer as the Forrest Camp of United Confederate Veterans is excluded. An invitation to join was tendered to Colonel Dickinson but department commander Colonel Warnock enforces the order prohibiting women civilians and nonmembers from participation.
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Lover ends life after unrequited love at Georgia railroad bridge
Rowe Ga September 17 Special a farewell note signed Chase Anderson claimed he killed himself over Mary Lews unrequited love and was found in a suitcase beneath a bridge beside Southern railroad tracks with a Bible and clothing. The note requests notification of Mrs J J Anderson. Opinion split whether death by own action occurred. Miss Lewis had ended engagement earlier.
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Revival Led by Ex-Pugilist Evangelist in Mexico
Guarded by a sheriff, Hov Roy Hudson, evangelist and former boxer, conducted a farewell revival in a large Mexico church. He was arrested earlier in Terre Haute on a charge of wife abandonment and waived extradition to Indiana. Hudson denied deserting his wife, saying she had deserted him after he paid a police court fine for abusing his children. she is his second wife. The sheriff’s presence failed to dampen the crowd’s ardor as officials move to escort him back.
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Fleet Stays in Mexican Waters Despite Huerta
Washington reports no immediate policy change toward Mexico. Officials note U S warships may remain in Mexican ports beyond elections if needed to protect nationals. Huerta’s message drew careful attention but no formal comment.
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Democrats Fight Over Money Bill in House Debates
A heated Democratic revolt over currency policy erupted in the House as an amendment to keep legal money at parity and uphold the gold standard triggered party divisions. Representative Foss’s bid stirred strong opposition from several Democrats while Republicans seized the moment to challenge the measure.
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Roosevelt Sought as U S Special Envoy to Europe
Washington reports a tentative plan to appoint Colonel Roosevelt as the U S special envoy to London and Berlin to win England and Germany for the San Francisco exposition. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan reportedly approve, with formal offer awaiting European negotiations led by J F W Skiff. Roosevelt would sail October 4 if plans advance.
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Delaware hearing orders restraining four fire insurers
A September hearing before Chancellor Curtis in Dover outlined alleged fraud tied to four Delaware chartered fire insurers. Only 700 dollars of assets were available against debts of about 1.25 million, with three firms restrained from business and the fourth effectively disabled after licenses were revoked by Insurance Commissioner McCabe. The Home Fire Insurance, American Fire Insurance, and Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance were receivership targets, while Equitable Fire Insurance faced claims that losses were unpaid. Proceedings followed complaints from New York and South Carolina insurance departments. no Delaware policy grew in state business though policies existed in several other states.
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Girl 16 Found Dead in Passaic River in New Jersey
Newark New Jersey September 17 the body of Alice Hopper sixteen missing since Saturday from Kearny New Jersey was recovered in the Passaic river near Harrison stones weighing twelve to fourteen pounds placed in her skirt and knot tied at rear relatives and police claim murder and body cast into river Chief William Tolen a Kearny police chef says he doubts she could have placed the stones the girl formerly quite pretty left home Saturday night to mail invitations to a party she was about to give
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Alice Hopper
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William Tolen
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Tolen
Misa Hopper
Two Boys Hurt in Late-Night Auto Accidents
Two young boys sustained serious injuries in separate automobile incidents late Wednesday. Jefferson Karr of 112 Venable Street was struck by a car driven by HB Wolff of Hotel Marion at Marietta and Marietta Broad streets around 1 am and taken to Grady Hospital. Polk McDonald, eight, of 67 Strong Street, was hit at Marietta and Broad by a car driven by M C Carroll of 172 Peachtree Street while selling papers and also transported to Grady Hospital. Hospital attendants described both as seriously but not fatally hurt.
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Peachtree Street
Broad Streets
Police Board Cleared Captain Norman of Embarrassing Conduct Charges
After a stormy session the Atlanta police commission exonerated Captain J W Norman on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer for allegedly hugging and kissing a woman in Grant Park. Mayor Woodward warned of escalating vice squad tensions and two couples faced separate scrutiny with chiefs urged to issue charges more freely.
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Weather Prophecy in Georgia Warns of Windy Thursday and Friday
Local weather bulletin predicts gusty conditions in Georgia with strong winds on Thursday and likely continuing into Friday night. Forecasters urge caution for outdoor activities and travel as crews monitor updated data.
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