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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1913

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Rebels Seize 100 Americans as Huerta Crisis Deepens

A Saltillo telegram warns of about one hundred American refugees, including women and children, captured by rebels near Torreon. Gamboa cites U S neutrality limits, while Deputy Consul J Allen alerts residents of Wilson’s warning to leave. De la Fuente resigns as Mexican politics shift toward Huerta and Catholic party speculation grows.

Saltillo Torre Gamboa United States Tracy Aubert Nrth Relef Terreon Santtiio J. ©. Allen Monterey Torreon Wilson David de la Fuente de la Fuente Vasquez Gomez Catholic Party Huerta Gambox Chamber of Deputies

Priest Confesses Murder of Girl

Local paper reports a priest allegedly admits to killing a girl. Investigation by Sullivan continues with new leads described as probable. Court actions affect alimony and civil cases amid broader political mentions.

Sullivan Ccc Autoneil Vaster Gaynor Levy Johnson Lustgarten Moose Albany Yale McPherson Dean Central Park Farm Wilson Governor Fielder Trust Co Routonian Sandy Mook

Stronge leaves Mexico for Vera Cruz to England

British Minister to Mexico departs from Mexico City for Vera Cruz en route to England. Provisional President Huerta provides Presidential cars for the journey, with Mrs Stronge, her sister Miss Mrazer, Senora Ituerta and Captain Luis Fuentes among the contingents. Foreign Minister Gambea and other diplomatic corps members, including the American chargé O Shaughnessy, are present at Buena Vista station.

Oy Cao Verne Tribune Mexico City Mexico Vera Cruz England Huerta Stronge Buena Vista Station Strange Miss Mrazer Senora Ituerta Luis Fuentes Gambea Dipmatic Corps Mr. O'Shaugnessy Station Oil

Piety and U S Clash Over Sabbath Duty Dispute

Angus Macpherson, a steerage passenger aboard the Anchor Miner Cameronia, refused to pay duty on a cloth belt arguing the Sabbath forbade a sale. He faced $405 duty and possible detention. inspectors offered to release the cloth if the duty were paid today, while he insisted on keeping Sabbath obligations.

Angus Macpherson Cameronia Macpherson United States

Prince of Monaco to hunt bears with Colonel Cody

Sept. 14 in Cody. The Prince of Monaco arrives tomorrow for a week’s hunt with Colonel William Cody. Report says several hunters obtained an old bear from the Buffalo Blue Wild West Show and placed it for the prince in a mountain cabin for a late chase.

Ae Cody Prince of Monaco Cody Willian Fy Cody Colonel Cody

Squirrels Predict Cold Weather Says Central Park Keeper

Leon Ol or A Ci water sid FN' Snyder, head Keeper of the Central Park menagerie, notes gray squirrels are already building nests signaling a cold trend. He bases forecasts on park wildlife and asserts the squirrels are four weeks ahead of last year in nest building.

Leon Ol Sid FN Snyder Central Park Weather Bureau

Escape From East River Peril Saves Child at North 4th Street

Nine year old Joseph Dasener of 77 North 6th street fell into the East River while gathering driftwood at the foot of North 4th street in Williamsburg yesterday. Walter J. Eller, a worker for the Eastern District Terminal Company, jumped in and reached the exhausted boy. Placed by his hair, the boy was kept afloat but unable to progress against the strong tide until two rowboat men arrived to rescue them. The child was taken to the Eastern District Hospital in critical condition last night.

East River North 4Th Street Williamsburg Joseph Dasener North 6Th Street Walter J. Eller Eastern District ‘Terminal Company Eller Lin Eastern District

Pleasure resort burned on Lagoon Island in Hudson River

A fire destroyed Maple Beach Park on Lagoon Island between Troy and Albany. The park had been closed since September 1 and suffered an incendiary blaze with a campfire left burning. The Albany & Troy Company owners estimate 200,000 in damages, largely insured, with night watchman noting possible origin.

Albany Lagoon Island Hudson River Troy Maple Beach Park Albany & Troy Company

Priest Confession Ties Murder to Forbidden Love

A famed New York case unfolds as Father Hans Schmidt, a St Josephs curate, is arrested for the dismemberment and murder of Anna Aumuller. He confesses to a ritual killing tied to a forbidden liaison, detailing a plan to escape exposure and end his clerical career. The crime scene at 68 Bradhurst Avenue and subsequent river disposal of body parts are described in lurid detail.

Anna Aumuller Hans Schmidt A. Vanke St. Joseph's Human Catholic Church West 125Th Street Hudson River Anna Atmuller 47Th Street Second Avenue Father Schmidt Bradhurst Avenue Bay Harlem Fort Lee Faurot Thatehmidt St. Boniface's St. Joseph's St. Bonifa Church

Mrs Beeckman Wins Swim From Hazard's Beach to Matley's Beach

Mrs Norman de R Whitehouse and Mrs T Livingston Beeckman swam from Hazard's Beach to Matley's Beach on a race today. Beeckman finished fifty yards ahead of Whitehouse in a little under an hour. They were followed by small boats and Mrs Joseph Harriman swam the last half of the course with them.

Aa Sereeren Samara Newport Norman de R. Whitehouse T. Livingston Beeckman Haxard’n Beach Matley’s Beach Beeckman

Man Undergoes Stomach Removal Cited Cured

Hastings, a 38 year old farmer from Magtings, underwent complete stomach removal for cancer after years of suffering. He reportedly recovered fully and returned home this evening. A will had been made weeks earlier and his wife allegedly pressured him to consent to the operation.

Duemrape Hastings Magtings

Playful duo lock themselves in new station house cell

A 16 year old girl posing as a thief and a 14 year old boy playing a cop spent about five hours locked inside the nearly finished police station on Varick Street. The door snapped shut as the pair slept, and watchman Joseph Curlo alerted officials before Lt Bennett and Sgt O Been freed them at 7:20 pm after a key finally opened the lock.

New Station House Powgie Beach Street Henry Foster Hilda Harry Sennett Leonard Street O'Been

Funeral for Big Tim Sullivan Sparks Bid for Inquiry

The funeral of Timothy D. Ballivany, known as Big Tim Sullivan, will be held at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Matt Street at 10 a.m. A likely inquiry will follow into the body’s finding and the alleged inaction of the Bronx coroner and police in the thirteen days the body remained at Fordham morgue. Larry Mulligan and Paddy Sullivan seek the inquiry as part of the committee on the late Big Tim’s estate, with William J. Ellison as attorney.

Timothy D. Ballivany Bt. Patrick's Matt Street Healy Bronx Big Tim Larry” Mulligan Paddy" Sullivan Johnny” White Suld Willam J. Ellison Willam J. Ellison, Former Corporation Counsel, Is the Attorney For “Big ‘Tim Larry Mulligan Bellevue Dorothy Arnold Purfeld Big Tin Board of Charties Michael J. Drummond Fordham Department Board of Coroners Fordham Hospital Focal of Charities Fellevie East 26Th Street Sullivan Purfield

Death Reveals Dual Life of Boston Millionaire

Aly Teieerapnum reports that Boston insurance man George J. Williams led a double life for ten years. He lived with his wife in Braintree while maintaining a Plymouth home with a young woman who is missing. Williams, a presumed millionaire, left a large bequest to the stenographer, and his two residences are under forty miles apart.

Aly Plymouth Willams George EB. Williams Traintree

THIS JAIL A PLEASURE by TeHeRTAPE 10 THO

Chicago judge Mahoney holds Sunday court at 6 am. Youths and first offenders will be kept in rooms with books magazines and games rather than cells to promote a humane approach during the session.

Tehertape Chicago

Romanian Aviator Dies Testing Novel Invention

In Bucharest a Romanian aviator named Vialet, who recently designed an aeroplane called the Mad Fly, fell during a night test and was killed. He was preparing to fly over the Carpathian Mountains. This death marks a noted entry in aviation history and occurs in the 107th week of January 1.

Bucharest Vialet Carpathian Mountains

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