Funeral Train Passes With Largest East Side Procession
A massive procession accompanied the coffin of George Jennings as Sullivan and the Timothy D. Sullivan Association led mourners through New York City streets. Witnesses described contested confessions and rival accounts of the crime, with lawmen and residents alike observing the solemn event and Calvary Cemetery awaiting the burial.
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East Side
New York
City of
Sullivan
Kincaid
New Terbey
Jem
Timothy D. Sullivan Associaton
Nid
West Side
Army of the
Bowery
Mguy
Odd Fellows Open Ninety Ninth Annual Grand Lodge Meeting
The Grand Lodge meeting opens with welcome addresses by Governor Eberhardt and Mayor Nye and a brief reply by General A. R. Brocker of Ohio. Delegates attend from across the United States Canada Europe the Philippines and Hawaii along with Rebekah Judges and the women’s auxiliary.
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Minnis
Goymor Eberhardt
Nye
A. R Brocker
Ohio
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
United States
Canada
Europe
Philippines
Hawaii
Odd Fellows' Order
Rebekah
Rder
Gas explosion buries Coburg tenement with four killed
Germany Coburg Sept 15 four people died and six wounded when a gas explosion collapsed a tenement. Four families were buried in the ruins and teams searched debris for additional victims.
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Care Anmoc Tatam
Terrific Downpour Hits Mobile AreaCauses Heavy Loss
A severe rainstorm began Saturday morning bringing over seven inches of rainfall in 48 hours. Reports from rural sections indicate heavy damage and substantial financial losses. Weather alerts and local officials assess agricultural and property impact across the Mobile region.
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Mobile
Testimony Lost in Senate Coal Strike Inquiry
A Senate investigation into the West Virginia coal strikes was declared clogged today. A report is expected in three weeks. Von G. Burnvide of Point Pleasant is mentioned in the city report.
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Washington, Seni
Senate
West Virginia
Tony
Pex
von G. Burnvide
Point Pleasant Les Vialtor
City
Thaw's Case Now Before Governor Brotherhood Meeting
The Methodist Brotherhood of Clarksburg will meet this evening at 7:30 in the main rooms of the Methodist Episcopal church. The agenda includes elections for president, vice presidents, secretary and treasurer, constitutional revisions, and setting the group on a working basis for a successful year. Chet Richard will provide refreshments after a short program. membership stands near 400 with expectations to exceed 1,000 after the fall drive.
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Methodist Brotherhood of
Clarksbre
Gadjal
Methodist. Episcopal Church
Chet
Richard
Brotherhood
Knights to Drill Funeral Services for George I B Cox
Funeral services for George I B Cox of Mt. Clare, who died Saturday at Weston, will be held Tuesday at 12:89 PM at the Mt. Clare Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Cork cemetery. Cox survived by three sons Benjamin M, Lorin, John R and a daughter Mrs Hula Corpening. Tom Ables arrested Saturday on a drinking charge. case to be heard before Justice Nicewarner.
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Phe
Bank of Knights
George IB. Cox
Mt. Clare
Weston
Cork
Tom Ables
Benjamin M
Lorin
The
Traction Company
John R. Cox
T. G, Nice
Hula Corpening
Ervacon
Warner
Extradition Request for Thawway Reaches New Hampshire
Concord reports the official extradition request from New York for Harry Thawway was delivered to Governor Folker by Bernard Jacobs, a New Hampshire lawyer. The governor’s desk was buried in letters and telegrams about the Thaw case, many from Kansas seeking to rally support. The governor was not expected at his office today.
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Pacey
Concord
N. H
New York
Harry Thawway
Folker
Bernard Jacobs
New Hampshire
New York Authority
Thaw
Kansas
Posse Returns After 24 Hour Chase Near Cabin Creek
A tired posse returned to Charleston after a chase through Cabin Creek country seeking an unknown negro who yesterday shot and killed William Snead, president of the miners union at Cherokee. The pursuit ended with the suspect still at large following a quarrel that left Bent unconscious.
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Cabin Creek
William ‘Snead
Cherokee
Snead
James Bent
Bent
President's Order Narrows Canadian Thaw Appeal Prospects
In Montreal and Washington, Thaw's Canadian lawyers push to appeal the Pominton immigration act. They warn of habeas corpus disputes and seek Thaw's return to Canada. The case was paused as officers discuss writs and deportation aftermath.
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Fay Ammocraren
Thaw
Canada
LaFlamme
Eav
Chlee
Annual Conference Held by Meth Episcopal Church in Buckhannon
The Meth ofigt Hplocopal church holds its annual conference in Buckhannon starting in October for a week. Bishop John W. Hamilton of Boston presides. H. A. Mays of Huntington serves as business manager, and AT. Findley, the prosecuting attorney, is returning Monday morning from a visit at Phipple.
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Buckhannon
John W. Hamilton
Boston
H. A. Mays
Huntington
Findley
Phipple
Suit Over Oil Company Guarantee Against Burke
The Oi Well Supply Company sues Thomas N H Burke for 240 dollars in circuit court Monday alleging Burke guaranteed Hughes River Oil and Gas Company debt. Burke contends the guarantee was limited to 100 dollars.
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Thomas NH. Burke
Burke
Hughes River Oi
Engineer Arrested After Bar Harbor Train Crash
September 15. Engineer Miller, tied to the Bar Harbor express crash of September 2, was arrested on a bench warrant at noon per the state's attorney. Charged with manslaughter, he was held on $4,000 bail.
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Ra Eineer Miller
Bar Harbor
Mo Wan
Rev Schmidt Held as Slayer in Hudson River Case
New York Sep 16 Authorities launched a sweeping probe into Rev Hande Schmidt the self confessed slayer of Anna Aumuller amid claims of impostor priesthood. Detained in Tombs cell he slept as police pursue alibi and possible insanity defense by Alphonso Keeble who said a trial date would be set and a sanity commission may examine Schmidt.
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Atad Pheee
New York
Brading
Hande Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Iit
Hudson River
L. J. Byers
Tombs
Schmidt
Saint Elizabeth
Abraham
Wich
Ismanty
Tla
Alphonso Keelble
Father Schmidt
God
Abraham Hage
Connection questioned between priest and Kellner murder
Investigation in Louisville failed to link Rev. Hang Schmidt of New York to eight year old Alma Kellner's death found December 8 in St. John's Church basement. Kellner family and defense attorney deny any connection, noting similarities in dismemberment to the Anna Aumuller case. Local police remain cautious about a single perpetrator.
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Kellner
Schmidt
Alma
Laney
Joseph Wending
Schmi Ft
Anna Aumuller
Alma Kellner
Bishop McFaul Receives 1919 Letter From Priest
In Trenton on September 15 the Rt Rev James A McFaul bishop of the diocese is shown receiving a letter written to him in 1919 by Schmidt while serving at St Francis church. The bishop states you are hereby notified you must leave the diocese immediately.
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Trenton
Janes A. McFaul
Diocese of
Pal Vo
Schmidt
St. Francis Church
McFaul
Triple murder shocks Memphis as suspect fled
In Memphis Tennessee on September 15 Edward Baxter, accused of killing his wife's father Henry Smith his wife and her fifteen year old son Oscar Smith, fled after firing on the family with a revolver. Mrs Baxter escaped. Police seek Baxter and his wife following the shootings in the home where the family had been staying.
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Pri Steccieren Rerum
Memphis
Tenn
Dward Bastar
Baxter
Henry Smith
Oscar
Two youths jailed in Wallace robbery case
Roy Shooke and Castello Martin are jailed awaiting hearing in Justice Nicewarner's court on charges of holding up J. Hamilton near the Central school in Wallace. Hamilton says three young men robbed him of $28, two bank checks, a railroad ticket and his watch. Shooke and Martin were arrested Sunday, while another suspect remains at large in Fairmont.
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Roy Shooke
Castello Martin
T. G. Nicewarner
Court
Hamilton
Wallace
Fairmont
Shooks
Martin
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Individuals
Marriage licenses have been issued to Noah McKinley Jon Robernety Bunker Pullem and Opal Barker in the county clerk's office. The licenses authorize these couples to wed under state law.
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Noah McKinley
Jon Robernety
Bunker Pullem
Opal Barker
Death on the railroad tracks claims Fairmont man
Thurman W. Rice 26 a Fairmont resident and oil field tool hand was struck and killed by a train on a highway track near his home. He left a wife and a five year old daughter. The funeral will be held in Fairmont and interment at Oak Lawn cemetery in Rivesville.
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Thurman W. Rice
Ashby Rice
Fairmont
Hriston
Rice
Wien
Rica
Datients
Rivesville
Oak Lawn
Desperate Wife Seeks Missing Husband in Clarksburg
Mrs Clarence Swearer of Arnold City Pennsylvania telegraphs police asking to locate her husband who deserted her about three months ago. She reports he may be in Clarksburg and authorities are searching but have not found him as of 2 PM.
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Royal Police
Mra
Clarence Swearer
Arnold City
Clarksburg
Union Veterans Gather for 47th Grand Army Encampment
In Chattanooga Tennessee on September 15 more than 14 000 Union veterans gathered for the opening of the forty seventh annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Allied organizations also convened in the city as Lookout Mountain Day drew crowds and hundreds visited the battlefield site despite a light wind.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Lookout Mountain
Death notice for Joseph A Buckner of Hardin Missouri
Joseph A Buckner died at his Hardin home September 9 from uraemic poisoning after over a year of ill health. Born in 1835 near Racine Ohio, he lived in Cabell County West Virginia before moving to Missouri about thirty years ago. He married three times and is survived by his widow and several children, with interment at Gilead Cemetery near Norborne. Grace Flowers will enter Oslo Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio. J M Grambiner of a Chicago-based company is visiting as the company’s local agent.
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iHiram Giles
Jenningw
Enid
Harley Stuitt
Wade Ollis
Nice
Whiia
Sheri Rupert Sutt
Thorny Stier
Stuart
Ronein
Biwarsy
Jennings
Ligutenane
Sefeh
Glen Elk
Whyte
Robert Stitt
Snl
Jannings
Thom
Janntaye
Prinonar
Freiendeelbad
Gilestat Clifford
Chiara
Mason
Thade
Joseph Alfred Buckner
W.va
Miles Olga Headley
Cabell County
Mes
Hitze Dunkle
Caball County
Mlle
Frances’ * McAllister
Hurricane
Putnam County
Hardin
Norborne
Frank Ta. Bytener
Thie el
Gilead
Grace Flowers
Delarave
Oslo Wesleyan Univoratty
Grambiner
Chigheoees Company
Radelh and Doom
Toest Agente
California bound visitors from Racine during journey
Mr and Mrs Hayward Law of Racine Wisconsin visit Mr and Mrs Camden Sommers before heading to California. Law will oversee territorial work for a large tobacco company. They plan to visit relatives locally for several days before departure. The bishop states Schmidt was banished for conducting a marriage without proper compensation and parishioner complaints. Lohmfitt was not connected with Trenton but came here temporarily.
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Hayward Law
Racine
Wis
Camden Sommers
California
Law
de Mrting
Sa‘d Schmidt
Lohmfitt
Trenton
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