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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1913

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Gaynor Men Back Mitchel Fusion in New York Race

Representatives of twenty Gaynor Independent Leagues decided to support the fusion ticket backing Mayor McAneny and the Mitchel camp. John Purvey Mitchel met Republican leaders at the club and discussed delaying political action until after Mayor Gayner’s funeral. Hedges, Land, and other figures were considered to lead the campaign as Mitchel weighs resigning as Collector to devote time to politics.

Gaynor Lesgut Itusa Apepietwa Lenkus Nomina Porough McAneny Ah Rent Johnson Sve Jacob M. Sebitt Wantnation McAnens William Lustgarten Cayner Mitchel John Purvey Mitchel Airondacks Gayner Progressive Party Job J. Hedges Fasion Hedges Europe Kroonland Wiliam Land, Jr Roosevelt Wilson McCall Public Service Commission Albany Custom House Joseph Levenson Times Martin Saxe

Ten New Arrests in Guilty Murder Case Headlines

Front page notes ten arrests tied to a murder investigation. Two Garner men linked to Mitchell case. Sullivan funeral services noted. Investigations extend to forgery and legal proceedings. Funeral arrangements for Gaynor observed. Witness absence cited. Primary law sent to the legislature. Estate dispute over Havemeyer heirs. Century Theatre showings mentioned. Woman’s trail leads to body. court crowding blamed on trained courts. International news and currency debates touched on. veterans visit battlefields. Thaw case in U.S. court. charges and inquiries update readers.

Mitchel T. D. Sullivan God Abra Seemidt Jurticn Hurt Gaynor Youme Sulzer Witnens

Fire Hits New Rochelle Center Business District

A blaze last evening damaged six leading businesses in central New Rochelle, causing about 100,000 dollars in losses and involving help from Yonkers and other departments. Firemen faced low water pressure and extreme heat as the fire burned for around an hour. Chief James Ravach estimated the damage near 100,000 dollars, partly insured. A warehouse cashier, Anna Chase, was believed trapped in the Ware store office. no body found before midnight.

China Ottar Latin America Taft Wilson Central America Secretary of State United States Peking State Department Legation Paulling & Co Chefoo Rochelle Hautween Iy Yonkers

Garbage Man Sues Actor Over Theater Collision

Hartford opening of George M. Columns Seven Keys to Baldpate draws attention after a garbage wagon owned by Gabriel Edinger crashed into Wallwe Edinger and her daughter Georgette, causing injuries. Edinger seeks 31 000 damages for wagon and harness and 400 for personal injuries. An attachment was placed on Edinger's estate.

Hartford Conn George M Baldpate George Hel Wallwe Edinger Mr. Cohan Georgette Eddinger Gabriel Gabriel's Now

Massive Bowery Funeral for T D Sullivan in Old St Patrick’s

In a historic New York City burial a huge assembly attended the funeral of T D Sullivan known as Big Tin a Bowery representative. More than five thousand filled St Patrick’s Cathedral while ten thousand were turned away by police. A long cortege followed the casket from the church to Calvary Cemetery with senators representatives judges and diverse figures joining the procession.

New York City Big Tin” Sullivan Congress Dol East Side Old St. Patrick's Cathedral Mott and Prince Streets Bix Talvary Cemetery Queens Bowery United States Supreme Court AML Tim Sullivan Association No 20 Towers Waven Road Pelham Parkway

Scientist's Wife Killed in Lab Chemical Blast

In Perth Amboy New Jersey Mrs Gottschalk wife of Dr Gottschalk a research chemist and head of Alembic Process Company was killed when a steel tube containing chemicals exploded in a laboratory at their Sewaren home The blast demolished the lab caused by an experimental apparatus connected with a process to manufacture synthetic rubber from chemicals The couple recently moved from Newark and have a daughter in St Louis.

Peararmpe Oo TNE ELIE Perth Amboy Gottschalk Lows Chemcals

Fights Lenox Merchants Over Billboards

In Lenox Massachusetts Geonke Wie throp Folsom writes Pattee field merchants announcing he will not trade with those advertising on billboards. He says automobilists will go elsewhere due to defaced roads. He urges other Lenox Colony members to join in check of a growing evil.

Lanes Mass Sept Geonke Wiethrop Folsom Pattee Field

FOUND DEATH IN NIAGARA

A man believed to be John Hawking aged sixty two of Erle Fenn jumped from the lower steel arch bridge into the Niagara River this afternoon. He stood on the rail for minutes above whirlpool rapids then leaped into turbulent waters. Rescuers retrieved him briefly but he disappeared under the white foam as drift carried him away. This marked the first death by self action from the bridge in three years. Hawking had previously been stopped on Saturday but claimed he did not intend suicide.

Niagara Falla John Hawking Erle Fenn Hawking

Brothers May Be Mayors in Three Towns

Latham, a Dunellen mayoral hopeful, is one of three brothers seeking mayoral posts in New Britain Connecticut Melville Latham of Montezuma Iowa and another brother in New York are running as Republicans under similar platforms. The trio plan a joint celebration if all win.

Latham Dunellen W. i. Latham New Britain Conn Melville Latham Montezuma Island Iowa New York

Yeggs Tour En Auto From Gray Car Rob Long Island Safes

Early yesterday morning two safes were blown open on Long Island with about 300 dollars stolen. The thieves, in a gray automobile, reportedly hit Centre Moriches first, then the Heliport post office, and finally the Bellport railroad station, escaping before business hours. Detectives seek occupants of the gray car believed to be the thieves.

Long Island Centre Moriches Heliport Bellport Cael

Wreck Drifts Five Months to Halifax. Lottie Stussell Identified

The derelict schooner Lottie Stussell, abandoned off Cape Henry on April 1, drifted 1000 miles in five months before the revenue cutter Seneca found and towed it to Halifax yesterday. The vessel left Charleston for New York on April 11, was later damaged, crew taken off by the British steamer Georgian Prince, and identified after a 100 mile chase from Hatteras to Halifax.

Washington Sepie Seneca Halifax Lottie Russell Cape Henry Johnson Eneca Revenue Cutter Service Charleston New York Ononaga Hatteras Lottie St. Thussell

55 Dollar One Way Pacific Coast and Western Points

Baltimore Ohio advertises a 55 dollar one way fare to Pacific Coast and other western points from Sept 24 to Oct 9. Full details available at ticket offices.

Pacific Coast Baltinore & Oho Aadvt

Dentist and Woman Held in Schmidt Case

Police say Dr. Ernest Arthur Muret, a dentist at 301 St Nicholas Avenue, and Berthe Zech, a servant, were arrested as detectives tie counterfeiting to Father Hans Schmidt. Evidence includes counterfeit prints, a printing press, and a killed Anna Aumuller case tied to the priest.

Hans Schmidt Anna Aumalier Inspector Faurot Ernest Arthur Muret St. Nicholas Avenue Went Mth Street Muret Schmidt Faurot 7Th Street Seimiut Munich James O'Neill 12D Street McComb Dam Place Anna Aumuller

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