Dentist Muret Linked to Murder Case of Anna Aumuller
New York reports dentist Arthur Murat arrested in connection with Anna Aumuller murder alongside priest Hans Schmidt. Bertha Zeck, a servant, held, with two women naming Murat as Schmidt’s constant companion. Schmidt, deemed insane by authorities, faces quick trial as prosecutors pursue murder charges.
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Arthur Murat
Anna Aumuller
New York
Hineat iArthur Muret
Hans Schmidt
Bertha Zeck
Faurot
Doctor Muret
St. Nicholas Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Schmidt
Tomts
Doctor McGuire
Fallon
Tombs
Wright
Mainz
Germany
Joseph I. Mooney
Archdiocese of New York
Aschaffenburg
Diocese of
Alphonse Koelble
Colebrooke
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Barton Mills
Drew
Coos County
Carmody
Thaw
Big Tim Sullivan Buried In New York
Big Tim Sullivan lay in state at St Patrick's Cathedral after passing through Enet side streets. Tens of thousands viewed his features then followed to Calgary Cemetery in Brooklyn for his final resting place, marking a citywide tribute from across New York.
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New York
Big Tim" Sullivan
Enet
St. Patrick
Calgary
Brooklyn
Bowery
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Gaynor
Old Trinity Church
Lower Broadway
Greer
Four Pugilists Guard Officer at Riot Action
Four well known prize fighters acted as a body guard for Police Lieutenant Morrow when he tried to quell a riot between striking garment workers and strikebreakers on South and Eighth streets. Ten strikers were sent to the hospital and five more were locked up. In West Bend a woman shot by her sweetheart dies. misport is Alvina Ports. Herman Levite, the civil engineer, shot himself and is under arrest.
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Philadelphia
Morrow
Pennsylvania Hospital
South
Eighth Streets
West Bend
Wis
Mise Alvina Ports
Milwaukee
Herman Levite
Cedar Lake
Levite
American Missionary Dr Grene Dies in Tokio
Dr Daniel Crosby Grene, an American missionary, died in Tokio on September 16 after serving in Japan. He was associated with longstanding missionary work and contributed to local educational and religious efforts during his tenure.
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Tokio
Japan
Daniel Crosby Grene
Sulzer Witness Seeks Missing Yonkers Man
Frederick L. Colwell a Yonkers witness in Governor Sulzer impeachment disappears prompting disclosures by John A. Hennessy. The case centers on nearly 300000 in Dix campaign funds and Colwell’s 200 railroad shares bought with contributor checks and Sulzer campaign money. Norman Mack fails to appear for charges. sues Hennessy for libel.
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New York
Frederick L. Colwell
Yonkers
Ctar
Sulzer
Assembly Board of
Albany
John A. Hennessy
Norman E. Mack
Dix
Hennessy
Mack
Democratic National
Levy
Colwell
Norman F. Mack
John A. Hennnessy
Mr. Hennessy
Terebel
Federal and state guardianship over Thaw declared
The federal judiciary assumes joint guardianship with New Hampshire over Harry K. Thaw. U S Marshal H P Nuta becomes custodian as Thaw is taken to Littleton for a federal court appearance before Judge Edgar Aldrich. Lawyers seek to extend the writ to protect Thaw during extradition proceedings in Concord with Governor Felker's potential ruling.
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Colebrook
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Concord
United States
H. P. Nuta
Matteawan
Littleton
Edgar Aldrich
Federal District Court
Thaw
William T. Jerome
Jerome
New York
Felker
Studebaker Riley Weds In St Louis Society Ceremony
Ewing Studebaker Riley of South Bend Indiana, heir to Studebaker wealth, married Miss Jessia Carter of St Louis a Vassar graduate and stock company actress. The eight o clock wedding took place at the Buckingham hotel with a display of lavish presents at a reception. Riley is a grandson of one of the Studebaker founders and their romance began about a year ago when Carter led a stock company in South Bend.
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St. Louis
Ewing Studebaker Riley
South Bend
Ind
Hair
Studebaker
Jessia Carter
St Louis
Vassar
Stock Company
Buckingham Hotel
Riley
Studebaker Corporation
Miss Carter
Indy
South Dend
Bulgaria Loses Thrace in Peace Deal with Turkey
Constantinople Sept 16 It is officially announced that a frontier settlement edge. Bulgaria will surrender most of Thrace guaranteed by London treaty. Turkey will take Adrianople and likely Kirk-Kilissen near the Maritza river with western tracts. Bulgaria hoped for better terms from the powers but failed.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Thrace
London
Turkey
Adrianople
Kirk-Killssen
Maritza
French aviator Guillaux sets cross country record
Paris reports Ernest Guillaux and a passenger flew from Savigny sur Braye to Paris covering 118 miles in 60 minutes at nearly 142 mph. He was also awarded the single day record of 694 miles.
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Paris
Ernest Guillaux
Savigny-sur-Braye
Guillaux
Explosion kills two at Clark Wire plant Habway
Two men were killed and hundreds imperiled when a steam receiver exploded at the Clark Wire company plant in Habway near Elizabeth New Jersey on September 16.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Clark Wire Company
Habway
Max Lillie Dies In 400 Foot Plane Crash At Galesburg
Chicago aviator Max Lillie a prominent instructor, crashed during an exhibition at the Galesburg district fair grounds when a wing failed after a 600 foot ascent. His wife witnessed the scene as crowds watched the fatal accident unfold. He had recently begun his aviation career and had gained attention for carrying passengers.
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Galesburg
Max Liliestrand
Max Lillie
Chicago
Galesburg District
Mra. Lille
Lillie
Frank L. Albert
Aero Club of Illinois
Cleerafield
Defense ends for NAM Washington lobbyist Mulhall charges
James A. Emery, chief agent for the National Association of Manufacturers, wrapped up a three hour denial of ex lobbyist Martin M. Mulhall's charges before the house lobby committee. Emery cited Samuel Gompers to claim manufacturers opposed labor friendly bills, and branded Mulhall as unworthy of belief based on his own testimony against his letters.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Martin M. Mulhall
James A. Emery
Emery
House
Mulhall
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Congress
James 4H. Watson
Indiana
House Lobby
Trail Widow Found Near Hudson Cliff Murder Scene
A widow dressed woman was seen ascending a Hudson cliff at Hastings near Yonkers at sunset. Her path led over the summit to a murder of a well dressed man found hidden in weeds below, with a head wound and a body resting there for at least a month.
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New York
Hudson River
Hastings
Yonkers
World events terse and briefl y told from Washington to New York
Reports reach across the nation from Maj Kephart on the New Orleans navy yard site for an army concentration camp to a Senate and House currency debate. Watson refutes Mulhall charges. tariff talks advance with sugar and agricultural schedules. Burleson considers magazine mail handling shift. Major resignations and confirmations move through Congress as chaos and calamities unfold in crime, weather, wartime unrest, and a funeral rite is planned for Mayor Gaynor.
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Navy Yard
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Samuel A. Kephart
Coast Artillery Corps
Washington
Dead Shot Vermifuga and Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder Ad
A late 19th century advertisement notes Pr Peery's Vermifuga Dead Shot kills worms quickly compared with Lightly Clad, and Tyree's Antiseptic Powder offers relief for sunburn insect bites ivy poison and skin inflammations. The text includes a quip about cats and a Louisville Courier Journal reference.
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Pr. Peery
Tyree
J. S. Tyree
Washington, D. C
Double Duty: Man Mows Lawn While Carrying Baby
A North Cambridge youth showed efficiency by mowing a large front lawn with a push mower while pulling a baby carriage with the other hand. This practical multitasking example appeared in the Boston Journal.
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North
Cambridge
Boston Journal
Japanic streetcar etiquette jokes raise Tokyo prompt
A Tokyo city electric bureau asked riders how to address them when moving up inside street cars. Among 2719 suggestions six were translated and published. Responses include move to the middle, sorry please move on, and a note about a pretty girl in the cart. Authorities frown on some lines but plan to teach conductors use of others.
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Ita
Japan
City Electric Bureau
Tokyo
Independent
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