16 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
1
William Travers Jerome acknowledges Thaws win of a procedural victory as Governor Felker schedules a Wednesday morning extradition hearing in Concord New Hampshire. Bernard Jacobs for New York State files papers seeking Harry K Thaws return on conspiracy charges.
U S officials say independence anniversary in Mexico City should pass with no anti American unrest. Huerta orders full protection for Americans in outlying states. Refugees continue to leave on Yorktown from Los Mochis. 70 Americans remain there with 50 in the district. Senate approves $100000 relief and transport aid for U S citizens in Mexico.
Wireless dispatch from St Johns reports the Erik arriving at Etah in the Ellesmere area as Crockerland expedition leaders establish a two to three year base. Judge Carroll Sprigg and Fred Patterson accompany the voyage, aiding as companions and volunteers through icebound conditions and scarce walrus meat.
Post Wheeler the American Embassy secretary in Rome left with his wife for Paris to sail to New York from Cherbourg on Wednesday. He has been summoned to Washington to answer charges over an alleged duty free gasoline import. They expect to return in about two months.
Tokyo reports two cruisers and several torpedo boat destroyers dispatched to the Chinese coast. China accepts in principle Japan's demands over Nanking fighting, but settlement and order restoration await. Increased naval presence deemed justified by Tokyo.
New York on September 15 reports Bill Snyder head keeper at Central Park Menagerie predicting a hard winter. He cites gray squirrels building nests four weeks early signaling cold weather ahead.
New York report states Inspector Faurot arrested Dr. Muret a Chicago-born dentist under alias George Miller and his housekeeper Bertha Zeck, linking them to Father Hans Schmidt in the Anna Aumuller murder case. Evidence includes counterfeit plates and a Schmidt room plate, with Schmidt denying Muret’s involvement.
Timothy D. Sullivan was buried after a massive funeral near St Patrick's Cathedral. About 50,000 mourners from laborers to gang leaders filled the streets and 100 carriages carried flowers and offerings. The service at Old Bowery club preceded a Mass at St Patrick's and burial at Calvary Cemetery. The will reportedly totals 2.5 million dollars with four equal shares to relatives and possibly charities.
Special Dispatch reports Hans Schmidt, former assistant priest linked to St. Joseph’s and St. Boniface’s cases, displaying apathy and possible insanity in Tombs. Identification of Anna Aumuller’s dismembered remains bolsters prosecution, while a Mainz dispatch notes prior fraud and insanity findings.
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