Priest Confesses to Murder in River Slaying Case
New York police say assistant rector Hane Schmidt confessed to killing Anna Aumuller at 68 Bradhurst Avenue. He described cutting the body into pieces and tossing bundles from a ferry to the Hudson, then burning the mattress. Investigators traced clues to the Bradhurst apartment and St Boniface church connections.
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New York
Hane Schmidt
St. Joseph's
Anna Aumuller
Schmidt
Khe
Withesse
Bradhurst Avenue
Rehmidt
Hudson River
Jersey Shore
St. Boniface Church
Traiing
Fauret
Baureau
125Th Street
Miss Aumuller
Selnidt
Faurot
Privat
Lehmaidt
Father Hantmann
St. Joseph's Church
Sehmvidt
Brathurst Avenue
Meno
Paurot
Schmitt
St. Boniface
Hans Schmidt
Ed Wrthind Biwen
Ee “Wanderer
Fanrot
Antaaller
Explosion Collapses Tenement After Gas Blast in Coburg
A gas explosion in Coburg Germany at night lifted a central street tenement several feet and caused a building collapse. Four people were killed and six injured as six families were buried in the ruins. Soldiers and firemen worked the morning searching for more victims while fire damaged several of the injured.
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Coburg
Germany
Hertily
Thaw to be brought before Littleton judge Monday
Harry Thaw's legal team awaits service of a federal writ by U S marshal P Nute. The hearing before Judge Aldrich at Littleton will determine continuance and potential transfer to Concord for extradition, amid a crowd of onlookers and security concerns. Governor Felker reportedly approved extradition proceedings.
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Manasinock
Jerome Vome Ios
Penlid
Littleton
Osteem
Coos County
Stanford White
Jerome
Felker
Corioard
Formal Request for Surrender of Thaw to New York Authorities
Concord Sept 15 The New York extradition officers filed a request at the governor’s office this morning through Hernande a lawyer for Lancaster acting for New York authorities. Governor Felker’s desk was buried beneath letters and telegrams about the Thaw case. Most items stemmed from a Kansas movement to rally sentiment for Thaw. Governor Felker was not expected at the State Home today.
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Concord
Nhl
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Xth
Hernande
Lancaater
Fellker
Deak
Thaw
Kansas
Felker
Boston swimmer Summer Richards completes Battery to Sandy Hook swim
Summer Richards of Boston achieved a remarkable 25 mile feat from the Battery to Sandy Hook on one tide. He swam back a mile, then endured eight hours and 12 minutes to surpass Alfred Hirawn’s prior record by five hours and 24 minutes. Brown touched the Hook on the return voyage.
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New Sorx
Tepe Oe
Summer Richards
Boston
Battery
Sandy Hook
Alfred Hirawn
The
Hook
Brown
French Aviator Louis Seguin Winds Up In Fohannisthal
Louis Seguin, the French aviator, faced strong headwinds at Fohannisthal as he landed after a long nonstop flight from Gottingen Germany. Officials say Seguin will attempt another start for Paris tomorrow.
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Fohannisthal
Louis Seguin
Gottingen
Germany
Seguin
Tania
Anther
Vermont State Fair Opens Tomorrow at White River Junction
Vermont state fair preparations are complete as grounds fill for the seventh annual event. Officials report strong advance attendance from across Vermont and New Hampshire, with preparations including grandstand boxes for Governor Allen Mc Fletcher and notable guests.
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White River Junction
White River
Vermont
New Taimpahire
Maxwell Eva
New England
Ilness
Fair Grounds
Allen Mc Fletcher
Maxwell Byatta
Tiendore ON
Vinik
American Hell Telephone Company
H. &. Wardner
Morgan Horse Club
Billings Family
Woodstock
Wianaoett
Woman Attacked. Hatley McGowan Arrested in Burlington
Burlington police arrested Hatley McGowan on a complaint by Mrs. Philomena Facia after an assault near Main and Battery streets. The victim, Mrs. Lucia, had arrived recently from Brattleboro and was hospitalized after the incident. McGowan, reportedly intoxicated, was held while a second suspect was located.
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Hatley McGowan
Buriington
Burlington
Harry
Hatley McCowan
Jalop
Philomena Facia
Luein
Battery Street
Kate
Francis
Main Street
McGowan
Offerte
Faet
Tira
Hack
Sheleia
Lucia
Currency bill discussed by Northern Bankers meeting
Fifteen bankers from northern Vermont and New Hampshire, representing 30 banks of the Northern Bankers association, gathered in Piermont to discuss the Owens currency bill before Congress. Attendees included Nedser Hailey, Frank Q. Howland, George L. Wanchard, K. A. Deavitt, and others. delegates from Barre, Montpelier, Wells River, Plymouth, and Woodville.
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Piermont
Vermont
New Hampshire
Ike Tarlton
Col
KB. Pike
Congress
Mke
Hoths
Washington
Nedser Hailey
Wells River National Bank
Prank Q. Howland
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Company
Fienrge L. Wanchard
Savings Bank
Montpelier
K. A. Deavitt
B. Smythe
Prith
Auto Death at Providence After Collision on Waterman Street
Sept 1 in East Providence ends in fatality when a car driven by Fuller’s son crashes with another vehicle at Waterman and Pawtucket avenues. Mrs May of Fall River and Mrs Mary Fuller and Mine Crusen suffer injuries. Dr Fuller of Fall River attended. Galligan of New Molto escapes injury though face cuts occur from a shattered windshield. Mrs Gregory sustains a fractured skull and broken ribs.
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Providence
May
Fall River
Mary Fuller
Galligan
Waterman
Pawtucket Arenas
American Slain and Refugees Describe Mexican Chaos
Refugees arriving on the steamer Peru recount the murder of Morrie Root, an American superintendent at Ki Tigre mines in Tete Mexico. Engineer Max Lambert was left for dead. his skull fractured, his wife and child hidden. Western Mexico is described as anarchic with rebels, looting, and murder as Americans report unbearable crimes.
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Ban Francie
Morrie
Root
Tete
Mexico
Peru
Max Lambert
Pern
Tepic
Lambert
Approvel
Durango
Season opens for game and small game hunting in Vermont
A local Vermont district begins game bird season with hunts for rabbits quail ruffed grouse grouse moodcock English sparrows shore birds and gray squirrels under new interpretation of the state law. Citizens pay eight five for a license while non citizens face higher or different fees prompting many to defer hunting this year.
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Yrosy
J T Ae Bentes
State Fish and Game Commissioner
Linder
Narre
Eniteide
Vermont
Grace Robinson and Donald McIntyr McIntyre Wed in Waterbury
Grace Robinson and Donald Calhoun McIntyre married Saturday afternoon at the Robinson home on Main Street. Rev. W F Douglams officiated. The bride wore a king blue traveling gown and hat. The couple, with Grace returning from teaching in Detroit and Middletown, Conn., will reside in Newbury.
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Waterbury
West
Mise Robinson
Noble
Detroit
Health officer reports death by self harm amid illness
An obituary note states the deceased died by own action during illness with underlying conditions including erysipelas and extenuating medical issues. The deceased leaves a wife and a son, Ray, and was connected to St. Jaheslarry Vel and Froet area. The report mentions uncertain dates and unclear local names but confirms death occurred amid health struggles.
Walked Well-Worn Boards At Police Court This Morning
Two Sabbath celebrators paid fines for minor offenses after pleading guilty in Washington County Court. Charles Childs of Wr mountain and John Miersrill of Northfield faced charges and fines, with one case ending in a sentencing for misdemanors and the other for hot offense. Several other locals were bound over or released on bail as proceedings continued. A death notice for Mrs Mary Lawrence, born February 15 1842 in North Barre, lists survivors and funeral details, with services to be held at the Universalist church followed by interment in Elmwood beside Mr Lawrence.
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Charles Childs
Weil
Pelkey
Jerris
Childs
John Stewart
John W. Hideo
Mike
Daput Square
Childe
John Miers Rill
Northfield
Merrill
Sinclair
Brook Street
Washington County Court
R.A. Hoar
James Taylor
Bugber Avenue
Howard C. Simonds
Pritay
Washington Street
A. A. Wales
Beath Barre
William H. Cleveland
Thie Crty
Lawrence
North Oh
Asy Justice Lawryner
South Barre
Arthur Lawrence
Fred Lawrence
Emiwellah
Mr. Lawrence
Death notice for Cassius C. Hodge in Middlesex and Stow
Cassius C. Hodge died after illness at A. I Bigelow in Middlesex. Born in Stow, he lived in Middlesex for several years and later moved to Montpelier with his daughter Mrs Imer Clarke. Survived by a daughter in Moretown, Mrs William Harris, an adopted daughter Mrs Wife Mam Miller, and a brother in Bout, Prowlingtom. Funeral at Methodist church in Middle?ex with burial at Middlesex cemetery.
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Nuseim . Hodge
A. I Bigelow
Middlewex
Stow
Middleses
Tor Ware
Mrr
Mader
Mont Volier
Iimer Clarke
Higelawen
Middlesex
Hodge
Moretown
William Harris
Art
Mere
Mam Miller
Midiiliewes
Death of Fred Emmons in Montpelier
Fred Emmons died at Miehottie in Montpelier yesterday from a shock suffered three and one half years ago. Born May 4 185? in Montpelier he was a moulder for Lane manufacturing. Survived by his wife and three daughters Miss Merr?wan Miss Emmons and Miss Hazel Emmons. Funeral at St Augustine's church tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock.
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Schmidt
St. Fonilice
St. Joseph's Church
Anna Auntuller
Jaittle
St. Boniface Pariah House
Father Braun
Ohio
Braun
Germany
Neéewspaper
Fred Emmons
Miehottie
Montpelier
Mr. Emmons
Miss Hazel Emmons
St. Augustine’s Church
Disease not contagious says Dr Taylor during Parnell case
Burlington Sept 15 Dr EW Taylor of Boston eminent lecturer says infantile paralysis in Max Leo Parnell Jr is not contagious. He reports mild symptoms and believes the disease will pass soon. He maintains the illness is not spread by contact and notes the infant about to walk.
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Burlington
EW. Taylor
Boston
Ned Teeturer
Harvard
Max Leo Parnell, Jr
Taylor
Rome
Fire patrol to save water in Orange Basin plan
City votes to deploy 9 sworn officers to patrol StoneSheds Districts from 4 pm to 12 am to conserve water. With 4.4 million gallons in Orange reservoir, officials fear drought risk and aim to prevent large fire losses by early detection. Fire Chief Gladding supports a five minute preemptive line to save water and protect property while balancing police routes.
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Orange Reservoir
Pellef
Dockey Hollow
North Burry
Apemal
O'Ehek
W. H. Ward
Orange Basin
TB. Gladding
Batchelder
Ward
Lerman Bancroft
Dawson
Gladding
Keefe
Banervit
Pawsen
Abitvman Brown
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44Th Street
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Anna Anamuller
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Thernie
America
Tauhville
Trentos
Father Dreun
St. Seatince
N. H
Sam Richards
Berlin
Paris
Piermont, N. H
Mary Gregory
San Francisco
McIintyre—Robinson
TLL
Robert Montgomery
Hinesburg
Eexenia
Erysipelas
Ray
St. Jaheslarry
Weather Forecast
Cassius C. Hodge
Lane Shops
Deing Weil
Re City Council
Charles Beath
William Webster
Ailbert Phillips
Andrew Kauteen
Alea Slanton
Prank Rlbert Webter
Alfred Pheming
Edward Murphy
Patro Jmas
App
Eaeh Mie
Olvleck
Ezaur
Prospect Ave
Charles Oliver
Orotral
Steehe
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