Hans Schmidt On Trial For Murder In New York
Eight jurors selected in New York for the trial of Hans Schmidt, a confessed murderer and self styled priest at St Boniface church. He appeared unkempt in a fur overcoat as lawyers and court officers observed his behavior. The case cites the September arrest and the fatal stabbing of Anna Aumiuller on September 2 with body parts later found near the Hudson. Other items note a rescue effort in Bethlehem involving Miriam Landis, a five year old girl saved after falling into a sinkhole.
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W. M. K. Olcott
Schmidt
Koetle
Infauilty
Anna Aumiuller
Hudson river
New Jersey
Bethléhem
Per. y
Miriam Landis
Mortisa Landis
Landis
Villa Reaches Chihuahua Welcomed as Rebels Advance
Telegrams report General Villa reached Chihuahua where locals welcomed him while 200 Federal soldiers guarding the city were pardoned. Spanish officials mention captures at Garza Valdes Nuevo Leon and reports Jingres Montemorelos fallen to rebels as forces press toward Monterey. Villa orders peace time prices for food in rebel cities and warns merchants against price gouging.
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Mex
Villa
Chihuahua
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Benavides grau
Carranza
lermosillo
iVilla
Gonzales
Rubio Navarete
Garza
Valdes Nuevo Leon
Jingres
Montemorelos
Monterey
Battle Near Capital in Zapata Rebellion Reported
Army clash near exic City between Federals under General Castro and Zapata forces. Fighting centers between Contreras and Ajusco with rebels advancing toward the capital. Reinforcements from Puebla and Guerrero join. government withholds details fueling retreat rumors as Zapata's thousand strong force nears Mexico City.
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exic City
Castro
Zapata
Contrerds
Ajusco
ialso
Tres
Marias
apata
Mexico
Cuernavata
Puebla
Guerrero
Mexican oil land battle near Tuapan reported
Reportsof heavy fighting in the capital district as Federal troops under General Joaquin Mays clash with rebel forces led by General Candido Aguilar. A Federal advance from Tuxpan is described, with about 1800 men expected north of Tuxpan within days.
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Joaquin Mays
Candido
Aguilar
Tuxpan
War office
Quickest Simple Cough Remedy Plan from Pinex Syrup
A home remedy claiming instant relief for ordinary coughs and whooping cough. Mix granulated sugar with warm water, add Pine extract and Pinex, then take a teaspoonful every one to three hours. Promises strong effectiveness, appeal to families, and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
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United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Refugees and troops seen at Mexican border column
Non combatant refugees and federal troops from Chifivahuot reach Oinaga on the Téjas-Mani border. The group includes General Luis Terrazas family and other aristocrats while guarding over $5 000 003 cost. General Salvador Mercado commands the gate under Huerta with Generals Orozco Caraveo Salazar and Rojas. About 8000 men women and children accompany the column.
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Chifivahuot
Oinaga
Téjas-Manicas
Luis Terrazas
Mexico
Chitinabad
Salvador Mercado
Huerta
Pascual Orozco
Manuelo ‘Caraveo
Ynez Salazar
Antonio Rojas
Madero
Train and Auto Crash Near Delaware City Kills One
In Delaware City near Reybold station a collision between an auto and a westbound Delaware City branch train left William A. Jester dead and four others seriously hurt. The victims include Captain W H Jenges of Fort Dupont's Coast Artillery service and three Delaware City residents. The car failed to notice the oncoming train due to a deep gully.
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Delaware City
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia, Baltimore &Washington
Reybold station
William A. Jester
W. H. #Jenges
quartermaster's Department of the Coast Artillery service
Fort Dupont
Sylvester Downs
C. Stewart Beck
W. B. Jester
Reybold
Jester
Woman Credits Cough Remedy For Quick Recovery
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle California writes that a severe cold settled on her lungs with persistent cough and soreness. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy she felt relief the first night and was free of the cold in a week. Advertisement notes its sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle
Cal
Best line of leather goods in Freder ick
HARNER'S DRUG STORE advertisement promotes leather goods in Freder ick and urges readers to subscribe for The News.
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Frederick
HARNER’S DRUG STORE
Six Men Die in Powder Blast at Gibbstown Works
Philadelphia reports six workers killed and two injured in a 700 pound gunpowder explosion at Dupont Powder works in Gibbstown New Jersey. Victims were all in the gelatine annex when the blast leveled the building. Injured workers nearby were swept from debris as physicians rushed to Paulsboro and Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Dupont Powder works
Gibbstown
N. J
Delaware river
Harky
Homer
Paulabora
Howard
Clark
Paulsboro
Herbert Mullen
Paulaboro
Stanley J. Stanley
Kasper
Joseph
Schmust
Gibbatown
Alan ee
man
Philaedelphia
Rev J E Nicholson Dies After Blizzard Delays Son’s Journey
Baltimore dispatch reports Rev Jacob E Nicholson of Baillmore dies as his son Charles Nicholson travels from Lake City Utah to bedside amid a fierce western blizzard. The son rides in the engine tender and shovels coal through 100 miles of snowbound track to reach his dying father.
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J.E. Nicholson
Baillmore
Baltimore
zard
Charles
T. Nicholson
Lake City
Utah
Jacob. E. Nichols
Seaford
Del
pearing
Colorado
Denver
Pueblo
Nicholson
ender
Women Nabbed in Philadelphia Thespians Raid
Police swooped on the United Thespians club in Philadelphia on December 9 arresting eighty four men and women in a gambling raid. Magistrate Benton reprimanded the women, twenty men were fined five dollars each, others discharged. George Brotherton the alleged proprietor and his staff were held on bail.
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Philadelphia United Thespians’ Club
Philadelphia
United Thespians” club
Banton
George Brotherton
Fit His Case Exactly
The fragmentary text mentions a Father’s illness six years ago and a reference to an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets. It includes garbled lines about Margaret Campbell and stomach trouble, with unclear names and context. The readable portion suggests a personal anecdote tied to a product advertisement.
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Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
Vince
Coby
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