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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
6
Detectors identify Father Schmidt and others in a case tying Dr Muret to a murder of Anna Aumuller. Schmidt allegedly confessed to dismembering the body and disposing parts in the Hudson as police connect the priest to a counterfeit scheme with Dr Muret and others at St Joseph's rectory and a nearby apartment.
The article notes Mexico City and towns observing Independence Day with the ringing of the Meret Mbnrty bell and a Vive Mexico cry. It also mentions Masonic conventions in Denver and Colorado events in Aspen and nearby towns.
Reports say Timothy C Sullivan prominent New York politician and ally of Tammany Bosses died in a railroad accident near New Haven. His body laid unidentified for weeks before recognition by relatives. large crowds mourned at his funeral and citywide condolences followed.
A contested extradition case involving Barry K. Thaw nears a hearing after his sudden deportation from Canada. New counsel seeks a per son hearing before Governor Felker on a writ of habeas corpus as the dispute moves toward the Supreme Court.
New Hampshire steps in as the habeas corpus issue reappears in the case of Harry K. Thaw. The affair centers on Sheriff Horndock of Michels County and the transport of Thaw back toward Colebrook as officials dispute extradition procedures. Stanley Glynn and local lawyers clash over governing authority.
Alice Davie Sing, wife of Charles Sing, a wealthy Ohio owner, is formally booked on murder charges in connection with the death found at the home several days ago. The case centers on alleged earth breach and a related perfunctory offense.
The State Department seeks an emergency appropriation of 160000 to aid destitute Americans in Mexico and their transport to New York, with 200 daily expensed noted and 16000 available for the purpose. Reports detail U S troops aiding citizens and Mexican forces moving toward the Rio Grande as fighting intensifies near the border.
A fire swept through multiple cottages at a resort in Gallebury, destroying about 100 units and damaging several emailer buildings. Strong brick wind aided the blaze as officials work to determine the cause and extent of the damage.
Reports from Hungary indicate four serious swathes of chelere activity causing public concern. Authorities have noted 167 casualties in the latest clashes and rising calls for safety measures across Budapest.
Police report that Li-Whi Rew bane Sehmidt rector of St Joseph's Church confessed to the murder of Anny Aumuller a domestic found dismembered parts in the Hudson River authorities say the suspect attempted suicide and claimed I killed her I loved her so much the motive cited by police involves an alleged pregnancy.
John A. Peters of Kibeworth won the vacancy in Maine's Third District by 661 votes over Mayor William A. Puttangall with Edward M. Lawrence finishing third. Peters, speaker of the Maine House, captured 16,100 votes to 14,043 for Pattangall and 6,487 for Lawrence in returns from small island plantation precincts.
The report notes ten Vrantha Maury Diggs and Charlee A Harrie indicted on subornation of perjury in a joint case. Diggs, described as previously convicted, faces new court actions alongside Harrie in the same proceeding before the named judge.
In Washington the tariff bill won Senate passage amid applause from galleries. Key votes by La Follette and Poindexter surprised critics. Wilson expressed gratification as the measure reduces rates, with conference to reconcile House and Senate differences. Tariff duties fall about twenty five percent overall with phased implemention on wool and sugar.
Justice Hasbrouck of the New York Supreme Court ruled Governor Sulzer was regularly impeached and cannot exercise executive power including pardons while impeachment awaited. The decision came in a habeas corpus case challenging Sulzer’s pardon of Joseph Robin, deemed invalid and Robin sent back to custody.
In Chattanooga Tennessee thousands of veterans gathered for the forty seventh annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and allied groups. The event drew robust crowds as rain pounded the region with eleven inches in sixteen hours, underscoring a historic weather impact during the gathering.
A chaotic riot in California involved about twenty Mexicans and three American women returning from a dance. The altercation, sparked by an unargued insult, led to a violent clash with bystanders joining the melee.
Sawyer, retired banker of Edgwick Ken, dropped dead of heart trouble in a sitting room of a local home. Police reported no foul play and the death was attributed to natural causes.
Fragmentary notes claim Governor Wee’s actions influenced a committee vote and a letter from Roosevelt backed Bulner. The text also mentions an Americag Haer line operator aboard a vessel bound for New York with 6000 kecilenger sailing, suggesting a passenger record context.
William J. Gaynor mayor of New York City died at sea aboard the Baltic while en route to Europe in a campaign bid for reelection. He passed from heart failure seated in his deck chair as doctors and family attended. Colonel Adolph L. Kline, president of the board of aldermen, assumed the mayoralty.
A feature fire run in Pueblo is announced with arrangements by Carine and Donnelly to stage a wind themed display. The event centers on a dramatic fire caused by wind and aims to attract spectators to the staged spectacle.
Local report notes that correspondence was sent to operators regarding a winter convention plan. The message emphasized unaided participation and coordination with set lore, though exact details remain unclear.
Fragment from a column cites Miss May pleasing Jack at first glance and a glancing blow. It references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and ends with a reflection on temptation and humility drawn from John D Harry's Intimations.
The text notes governors who reportedly helped on state highways and comments on their social life and travel ease. It references a party interaction with a remark about a partner and a wallflower, portraying social scene wit in a newspaper style.
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