Ex Thaw Extradition Hearing Moves To Concord
Transferred to Concord for a habeas corpus examination before Governor Belk next week, the Mutteawan fugitive William Thaw arrives amid crowds. Judge Aldrich debates mental status and extradition scope, with Jerome present as Thaw’s legal representative and Stone of Pennsylvania acting for the Thaw family. The proceedings hinge on whether insanity affects extradition and how New York’s status as an insane asylum impacts the case.
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Littleton
N. EL
Fiarry K. Thaw
Concord
Belk
United States District Court
Ibons Corps
Statien
Stone
Pennsylvania
William Travers Jerome
Edgar Aldrich
United States
District of New Hampshire
Thaw
Jerome
Hs Eh Memy
Chit Toe
Rere
William A. Stone
Pennesylvania
Schmidt Admits Another Crime in Counterfeiting Plot
New York reporters recount Hans Schmidt priest and confessed slayer of Anna Aumuller admitting a counterfeiters den in the Tombs was fitted to print fake money. Detectives, Coroner Feinberg and visitors say Schmidt feigned insanity and plan to reveal more links to Dr. Muret and a West 14th Street flat with bundles of imitation banknotes.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Slater
Anna Aumuller
Feinberg
Schmidt
Father Evers
Priso
West 14Th Street
Ernest Arthur Muret
Muret
Federal
Secret Service
Deng
Bertha Zeeh
Dr. Moret
Jim
Lehrmidt
Anl
Flynn
Masons
Connecticut
Faurot
Detective Bureau
Bia
Sehmidt
Alphonse K. Kelle
Vextenlay
Koelble
Dr. Molert
Lowes
Bether
United States
Germany
Foss Condemned in Mass AFL Session over Strike Attitude
Fall River Mass reports condemnations of Governor Foss for his stance in the Hyde Park strike and criticism of delays in appointing labor and trades committees. The Massachusetts State AFL executive committee voiced strong disapproval, while unrelated garbled names and sports references appear in the fragmented text.
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Becaue
Hyde Park
Fall River
Mass
Foss
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Delusion did not justify killing in extradition issues
The court held that an insane delusion did not excuse the act, noting no further discussion was needed. It urged counsel to study cases on mental capacity and how they affect extradition proceedings where one state seeks another's authority to remove a defendant to a different jurisdiction.
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Jerome
Ionor
Matteawan
New York
New Hampshire
New Hampwy
Verde
Great Britain on verge of national strike across docks railroads
London reports a looming nationwide strike as Dublin lockout sparks sympathy actions in Liverpool and Manchester. Dockworkers, rail workers, and transport unions threaten stoppages that could cripple trunk lines. Dublin protests non union labor and rising tensions.
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London
United Kingdom
Dublin
Transport Workers’ Union
British Isles
Liverpool
Nea
Midland
England
Manchester
Ireland
Fire hits Hotel Broezel in Buffalo. guests flee
Fire swept a four story brick building housing Dirnberger and popcorn company, routing 250 hotel guests from the Hotel Broezel in Buffalo. Loss to the hotel and adjacent property estimated at about 100000 each as flames spread to a neighboring factory.
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Buffalo
Broezel
Diral R Fopcorn Company
Dirnberger
Fareks Coffee Company
Bullets Fly on Broadway In Political Gangs Clashes
In New York during the primary, seven men from rival gangs fired on a rival car as crowds gathered for a theatre matinee. Four men including the chauffeur were arrested for assault and carrying concealed weapons, while a traffic patrolman halted the gunmen. Police suspect repeat voting and street-level political feuding influenced the day’s violence. Three people reportedly injured.
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New York
Upper Broadway
Vth Assembly
15Th Assembly
West 6Th Street
Vermont State Fair Highlights At White River Junction
About 15 000 people filled the grounds at noon for the Vermont state fair second day at White River Junction. Morgan horse classes awarded top prizes to Donald Wind sor Stud Farm Windsor Hob Mountain View Farm East Burke and Read ing Pond Trout Club. W. A. Stockwell West Lebanon won first premium in trained steer class. Evarts, daughter of Maxwell Evarts, took second. Races included 2:28 and 2:40 events with Hingie and Honesty winning heats. Morgan endurance contest delayed as contestants were late arriving.
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White River Junction
Vermont
Bree
Center Os A
Wan Ee
Reading Pond Trout Club
Ruby
H. RC
Watson
Brandon
Honnie Jean
Windsor Stud
My Lady Knox
A. Stone
Plymouth
Mass
Black Bean
Ingalls Farm
Sheffield
W. A. Stockwell
West Lebanon
N. H
Mine Evarts
Maxwell Evarts
Morgan
Northfield Nnd
Fair Grounds
Hingie
Th, Carr
Orford
N.hl
Perryboat And Liner Collide In New York Harbor
The Old Dominion liner Hoenilt collided with a Pennsylvania boat near Cortlandt Street with the Hamilton and Philadelphia vessels wedged together for minutes. No lives were believed lost though one vessel suffered a bow hole and damage above the water line. The Philadelphia docked after the incident, carrying few passengers with no injuries reported.
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New York
Dovinion
Hoenilt
Beach Street
Philadelphi
Jersey City
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Was Old-Time Printer Dies in Brattleboro
George Eaton Selleck, famed Brattleboro printer and Civil War veteran, died yesterday at 41 Tight Street after a brief illness. Born in 1821, he learned the trade with the Middlesbury Register and ran a Brattleboro job printing office from 1857 until 1871, later retiring. He served as first lieutenant in the Vermont regiment. Survived by a daughter, Miss Kate Selleck of the town, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at the Congregational chapel.
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Brattleboro
George Eaton Selleck
Myron
Blian Seilock
Miidisbury Register
KL. Davis
Bis Partner
Vermont
Rae
Ember
Gal
Ome Anungtter
Miss Kato
Middlebury
Vermont Baptist Reports Reflect Healthy Finances and Growth
Burlington Sept 17 The Vermont Baptist Association reports all bills paid with the treasury in good condition. Revenue from invested funds and interest totaled 24,040 with expenses of 24,? leaving a balance of 286. The year also shows rising membership and active programs, crediting executive officers and workers for steady progress.
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Furlington
Vermont
Peat Justicee Wea Ecoveation
Suffragette Fire Threat at Panshurst Place En Route Fails
In Tunbridge Kent on September 17 a suffragette arson attempt at Panshurst Place, Lord Delisle and Dudley’s 14th century seat, woke inmates as windows ignited. Servants doused the blaze. two women were seen fleeing toward town, with suffragette literature and traps for ripe soaked in oil found at the scene.
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London
Panshurst Place
Lord Delisle
Dudley
Tunbridge
Kent
Worose
Trouble in Two Districts in New York City Primary
In New York on September 17 voters in six districts held a municipal and county primary under the Blauvelt law fueling a rift between Governor Sulzer and Tammany. Polls closed at nine with slow progress and clashes in the Fifteenth District over temperance pitting Janes J. Hagin against George F. Form. Deputies aided by Sheriff Harburger as Hagin won about four to one. In the Second District disorder led to an arrest of Republican leader Charles B. Laney, later discharged. Overall voter apathy noted. party tickets were reported nominated with John Purroy Mitchel heading the Republican and Progressive city slate and Edward E. McCall heading the Democratic ticket for mayor.
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New York
Sulzer
Tammany
Janes J. Hagin
George F. Porm
Gunten
Ee Ease Oon
Hagan
Harburger
Charles B. Laney
Board of Elections
John Purroy Mitchell
Edward E. McCall
Government armor plate bids rejected by Secretary Daniels
Secretary Daniels announced that he notified New Midvale, Carnegie and Bethlehem Steel to justify their price quotes for heavy armor plate for the vessel No. 30 with production cost figures. He said Congress will support actions to obtain fair pricing and hinted at a government armor factory as a possible remedy.
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Washington, D. C
Daniels
New Midvale
Carnegie
Bethlehem Steel Companies
Congress
Arger
Daniets
Nelweaine
Navy Department
St Alans Couple Celebrates Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Aire Jones Veilleux marked six years of marriage with a ceremony at Holy Angels Church. Officiant Desrochers led the mass as guests gathered at a celebration featuring a large entrance banner displaying the year 1913. Attending relatives and friends from Mantral Worcester Lewiston and Lowell extended congratulations.
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St. Alans
Aire
Jones Veilleux
Lake the Rat
Denese
Joseph
Min Gubert
Mantral
John M. Veilleaux
Worrester
Peter Veilleux
Liewell
Veilleux
Fire patrol saves plant as boiler room fire breaks out
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Marr and Gordon plant on Granite Street last night. Special Officer J C Deltrune arrived shortly after the fire started, aiding rapid containment and preventing greater damage to the stone shed and surrounding structures. Two chemical tanks were used, and prompt action by Priydmuin Debrine’s team is credited with saving property in the Granite street district.
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Marr & Gordon
Granite Street
Ser Finn
Oicer
J.C. Deltrune
Telen
North Mains Fet
Entner
Priydmuin Debrine
Mesignatta Patinnl
Former Barre Man Robert Coutts Dies in Scotland Home
News from Barre states Robert Coutts former resident died this afternoon at 1 o clock in Woerdwijk. He leaves brothers James R. Coutts and Alex Coutts, a wife and children in Hinntwick, and his mother Mrs Iran Coutts plus brother William Coutts of Aberdown Scotland. Born in Abenteen 42 years ago, he came to America over two years ago, lived in Barre most of that period, then moved to Hardwick. He belonged to Union Lodge No 12 GBO, No 10 F and A M, and Hardwick Odd Fellows. Funeral plans not set. likely in Hardwick.
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Barre
Robert Coutts
Atebie
Woerdwijk
James R. Coutts
Alex. Coutts
Tore
Death of Alexander Mortimer After Long Illness
Alexander Mortimer died at his home on Merchant street extension this morning after a three year battle with tuberculosis. He leaves a mother in Aberdeen Scotland a sister Mrs Harriet Lawhnn of Northfield two brothers William Mortimer of St Albans and Jol Mortimer of New York City with two more sisters in Scotland. Born in Aberdeen fifty six years ago he lived in Amelia New York Barre Northfield and finally settled in Barry eight years ago where he worked as a stonecutter and mason at Eugene Sullivan granite yard. He attended Flint Presbyterian church until illness confined him to the house. Funeral arrangements will be announced after relatives are notified.
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Alexander Mortimer
Merchant Street
Aberdeen
Scot
Harriet Lawhnn
Northfield
William Mortimer
St. Albans
Jol Mortimer
New York City
Scotland
Mortimer
Amelia
New York
Barre
Barry
Aro End
Eugene Sullivan
Flintt Presbyterian Church
HS Health
Reberah Burial Service For Mary E Lawrence
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E Lawrence who died at 153 Washington Street after a long illness were held at a church with Reverend John B ttor of the University presiding. The bearers included H Cleveland H L HM i William Wake and GA Wales. Delegations from Bright Star Rebekah lodge and Rath chapter No 33 Order of Eastern Star attended. Interment followed at Rinwood Cemetery beside Mrs Latverence who died years ago.
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Mary E. Lawrence
Washington Street
John
Fae H. Cleveland
HL HM
I. William Wake
Wales
Bright Star Rebekah Lodge
Rath Chayter
No. 33
Order of Eastern Star
Rinwood Cemetery
Latverence
Agro
Time extension sought by air defense crew at conference
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Washington, DCL
Sauranat
Wits
Unclear text fragment about mayoral schedule and arrival
The readable portion notes a Friday arrival tied to a mayoral event with dockside timing at 5 o clock and mentions a location and organization in a damaged sentence.
City Council halts Camp Street sidewalk plan over cost
City voters meet friction over sidewalk spending as committee reports urge delaying Camp Street work. A redo vote backed by Alderman Hoban stalls the petition, while inspectors approve permits for repairs and building projects. A sewer plan on South Front street moves forward with abutter cost sharing.
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Jenet
Ant
Ita
Hoban
A. Tomasi
Canty
Rts
G. Miott
Mackwell
Center Streets
Center Street
Miotthart
Alavie Lako
Howant Street
W. PF. How
Enuels
Wisley Street
Whele
South Front Street
Martion
Trown Street
Brown Street
Angela Svenue
Aldiieh Prwlne Mbrars
Une
Patterson Ant
Chateman Brown
Vleck
Albertian Dawson
Weyer
Coutiell Hart
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Mokell
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Os Dr
Ctrombley
Perryboat
George E. Selleck
Vermont Baptist Reports
BIG Mansion
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Blaze
Marr ¢ Gordon
Hardwick
Ilness
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Reberah
Maury E. Lawrence
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