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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1916

Page

6

Healer Schlatter Faces Extradition Fight in Court

In a New York hearing, Francis Schlatter denies extradition to California while claiming divine healing power. Testimony includes a Ford porter cured of asthma and kidney trouble. the Ram's Horn paper and alleged curses against Adele D. Preiss are referenced during examination.

United States Houghton Francis Schlatter Baptist Church of California, Incorporated Los Angeles August Algard Ata New York Schlatter William H. van Alstone Ford Motor Company Whitestone, S. 1 Charles le Barbier John Peter Frank M. Roosa California Baptist Regular Baptist Church Beca John the Baptist Roosa Mr. Roosa

Arrest and trial details of Reverend Schlatter in 19th century case

Fragmentary report mentions a Reverend Schlatter and Miss Preiss amid accusations and curses. The text references an arrest, alleged threats, and related testimony with names such as Rocsa and Roosa and a note of “one 21” and “thirty as here 1,000 were treated.”

Jame Hell Schlatter Miss Preiss Mr. Rocsa Schradter le Barbier Mr. Roosa

Italians Capture Strong Austrian Front Line Near Ain

Italian forces report a successful assault after heavy artillery on the Lagarina Valley front, seizing the Austrian line from Height to the east of Ain and Ampezano Mountains and repelling enemy counterattacks. On other fronts, heavy bombardments and minor engagements continue. Italian units hold gains on the Adige Brenta sector.

Rome Lagarina War Office Adige Brenta Ain Amezzano Rio Romini Fosina-Astico Molisini Asiago Sugana Maso Torrent Carnia Isonzo Monfalcone Berlin Dolomites Adize Mestre Venice San Dona di Piave

Nighttime shooting at Myrtle Avenue liquor store leaves owner dead

A Brooklyn liquor store owner David Green is killed after a loud scuffle and gunfire inside his shop. A witness caller relayed to police that three men robbed him of five dollars and fled as traffic investigators and detectives rushed to the scene. A second witness described three men fleeing toward Tenth Avenue, two short one tall, all wearing straw hats.

Brooklyn David Green Myrtle Avenue Harry Green Ninth Avenue Manhattan Dave West Forty-seventh Street Green David Homer Hill S34 West Fifty-third Street Michael Price Fifty-third Street Tenth Avenue Price

Anti Venizelist Riot in Athens After Horse Show

In Athens officers protecting Venizelos supporting papers faced a hostile crowd. King Constantine attended a royal horse show with the royal family before the disturbance began. A lone demonstrator accused a German agent of orchestrating applause, triggering two hours of excitement as Venizelist papers were stoned and protesters cried Long Live the King.

Athens London Venizelos Constantine King

Lord Elcho Reported Prisoner in Damascus

The eldest son of the Earl of Wemyss is reported missing and later stated to be a prisoner in Damascus. An official casualty list issued May 1 had listed him among the missing.

Thompson - Starrett Earl of Wemyss Damascus London Lord Elcho Son Elcho

Robbery Turns Fatal After Store Shootout

A store shooting ends in Green's death as robbers flee with a bottle in his hand. Police could not get a clear description of the trio, who entered after the shot and robbed him before escaping. Dr. Smith arrived too late at Poly Clinic Hospital to aid the victim.

Smith Polyclinic Hospital Green Hill

Miss Silliman Returns From Europe After Berlin Arrest

Miss Mary Stilliman, a teacher at the American School for Girls in Constantinople, arrives from Rotterdam aboard the Ryndam. She was arrested in Berlin in April on suspicion of spying and held as a foreigner. she says charges were nominal and German authorities detained foreigners with pending investigations. She traveled from Turkey where she did Red Cross work and says her Berlin stay was extended due to illness and hospital care.

Rotterdam Ryndam Mary Stilliman American School For Girls Constantinople Berlin Silliman Turkey

Boselli Likely Named Premier in Italy Replacement

Paris dispatch reports Signor Paolo Boselli, veteran parliamentarian and former Minister of Public Instruction, may form a new Italian government to succeed Premier Amably. Boselli is expected to take the Presidency of the Council without portfolio and recruit eminent party leaders for the cabinet.

Paris Paolo Boselli Public Instruction Victor Emmanuel Anhably Council Havas Milan Signor Roselli

Austrian Government Jails Bohemian Poet I B Machar

Vienna report from German Socialist press states the Austrian government has jailed the Bohemian poet I B Machar after a revolutionary poem of his was reprinted by a Bohemian American newspaper.

Vienna I. B. Machar

Seek Prize for Alfonso

Madrid June 14 report says a movement has begun to nominate King Alfonso of Spain for the 1916 Nobel Peace Prize. The proposal aims to honor his efforts in international mediation and maintaining peace during the war era.

Madrid Paris Alfonso

Lincoln Arraigned in Forgery Case in Bow Street

Ignatius T Lincoln, former Member of Parliament, arraigned in Bow Street Police Court on forgery charges. He outlined a defense based on treaty terms with the United States and Great Britain. The court remanded him until Monday.

London Ignatius T. T Lincoln England United States Bow Street Yhe Great Britain Lincoln

Bugs Fed to Austrian Cattle in Fodder Shortage

In Vienna the Central Fodder Bureau pays 9 cents per 4 pounds for dried cockchafers to feed cattle amid scarce fodder. Austrian schools urged children to catch the bugs to boost fodder supply and reduce damage to crops.

Austria Vienna

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