Governor Sulzer Placed On Trial In Albany Impeachment
Governor William Sulzer faces impeachment in Albany as the Court of Impeachment convenes at noon. Spectators fill the reconstructed senate chamber while prosecutors and defense prepare. Sulzer is absent and his written plea will be filed tomorrow. An early ruling on judge eligibility clouds the trial outlook.
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Albany
Senate
William Sulzer
New York War
Court of Appeals
High Court
Assembly
Xideu
Cullen
Sulxer
Jobin F. Stanchfield
Edgar T. Brackett
Warships Will Remain in Mexican Waters
Washington reports that President Huerta’s address to the Mexican Congress fails to alter U S stance on battleships in Mexican waters. Officials say ships will stay as long as necessary and not be withdrawn until Americans are safe. Mr Bryan conveyed the administration’s views to John Lind at Vera Cruz.
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Huerta
Mexican Congress
United States
Herta
Bryan
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Haverty
Congress
Hogan Shifts Burden On To The Petitioners
Columbus Ohio September 18 The attorney general seeks to have Secretary Graves discard enough petitions to stop a referendum on the Green Warnes and Kilpatrick laws arguing the burden shifts to petitioners when fraud is shown by signers and the petitioners must prove sufficiency of valid names as the Oregon Supreme Court held
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Graves
Warnes
Kilpatrick Laws
Hogan
Supreme Court of Oregon
Three Flats Revealed In Schmidt Murder Suspect Past
New York police reveal Hans Schmidt rented flats after killing Anus Aumuller. Evidence shows two trunks with a woman’s clothing and a baby undergarment, plus a prior dismemberment at Bradhurst Avenue. Schmidt, a confessed counterfeiter and impostor, also ran a jointly owned counterfeit operation on Fifty fourth Street. In Ohio a boy dies after eating green apples, Raymond Sponsler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sponsler, near Belle Center from acute enteritis.
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Hans Schmidt
New York
Anus Aumuller
Tmard
Eighth Avenue
Aellofuntaine
Raymond Sponsler
Paul Spensler
North of
Belle Center
Is This Priest A Insane Slayer Before Murder
The Rev. Hans Schmidt, a German ordained priest in New York, confessed to murdering Anna Aumuller. Pictures taken four days before the crime show a composed, intelligent man, raising questions about his sanity as he describes dragging, dismembering, and disposing of her body in the Hudson River.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Germany
Hans Schimidt
Hudson River
Grandstand collapse injures FORTY at Poughkeepsie high school
A grandstand collapse at Poughkeepsie High School injured nearly 40 pupils during a panoramic class photo. About 16 were seriously hurt as 745 students watched. unstable sway by standing boys caused the fall, striking spectators and turning the building into an emergency clinic.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Poug Keepsie High School
Smith Case On Trial in 1812 Poison Charge
Dr. G Rind testified in Springfield Ohio that Mrs. Plorenie Cavileer Smith showed poisoning symptoms from a hypodermic injection by her husband Dr Arthur B Smith now on trial for murder. Rind witnessed her death on March 18, 1812 as defense argues heart disease may explain death and prosecution argues injection contained potassium cyanide or a vegetable alkaloid.
Typhoid Outbreak Sparks East Side Health Crackdown
New York on September 18 reports a serious outbreak of typhoid fever on the East Side. Health authorities are taking extraordinary measures to uncover causes and to eliminate them, with discussion of securing a city water supply for the affected district.
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New York
Pitt
Shooting by Policeman in Xenia Yard
Xenia Ohio September Joshua Fox 45 killed by Patrolman Creigston Humston in his yard after returning from alleged chicken stealing with Samuel Carter 2 Negro. Fox drew a gun when the officer ordered surrender.
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Xenia, O
Joshua Fox
Newark Man Dead From Heart Trouble
Frank Graaf a Newark saloonkeeper was found dead in his room with heart trouble cited as the cause. He had served 16 months in the penitentiary for complicity in the Etrington tragedy in July 1910. Washington disputes over the California alien land law draw Ambassador Thinda to discuss with Secretary Bryan.
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Frank Graaf
Graaf
Etrington
Donahue for Chief
Columbus Ohio September 18 Judge Maurice H Donahue was the favored choice of Governor Cox for promotion to chief justice and was seen as the selection of his three Democratic colleagues on the six member supreme court bench
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Columbus
Maurice H. Donahue
Supreme Court
Cox
Donahue
Child Drinks Poison After Access to Acid
A four year old, Harold Hiler, son of Karl Hiler, drank carbolic acid after climbing to a cupboard chair in his absence. He suffered severe facial burns from the poisoning. Rioting and transport strikes spread in Dublin as workers stage sympathy actions with English and Irish strikers. Mitchel seeks a campaign manager in New York but William Loeb Jr declines, awaiting a final decision. A quip from a book is noted as cynical dialogue about a wife.
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Harold
Karl Hiler
London
Dublin
National Union of Railway Men's Executive Committee
Mitchel
New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Wiliam Loeb, Jr
John Hedges
Mr. Mitchel
Loeb
Thaw to Face Governor Felker in Concord Hearing
The hearing before Governor Felker is set for Tuesday morning. Attorney General Tutte will represent Felker, while Harry Thaw is now with new counsel, William Chase of the New Hampshire Court of Appeals. Thaw’s defense will challenge conspiracy charges and asylum legality amid his extradition dispute.
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Concord
N.N
Harry Thaw
Felker
Tutte
Thaw
William Chase
New Hampshire Court of Appeals
Ballty
Matteawan
Littleton
Cashier Sought in $20,000 Auto Case at Vanderbilt Cup
New York report states Siheldnecht, cashier of Washburn Crosby, is sought after money and jewelry vanished with Minna McMinn. He allegedly bought a $20,000 racing automobile to enter the Vanderbilt Cup, according to bankruptcy testimony before Commissioner Gilchrist. McMinn says Schildnecht had her jewelry when he disappeared.
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New York
Mika McMinn
Schildnecht
German Gleanings on Berlin Women Clerks and Suicide
German report notes that three times as many men as women kill themselves in Germany. Berlin's core population is about 2,001,000 with suburbs totaling 4,000,000. Berlin proper has 2,070,000 residents and 44,170 lights in use. The National Union of Women Clerks, formed 21 years ago in Berlin, is one of Germany’s best organized unions with over 25,000 members.
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Germany
Berlin
National Union of Women Clerks
Live Stock and Grain Prices From Major Markets
Chicago rounds up cattle and sheep prices with extensive bid ranges for steers cows and heifers. Pittsburg Cleveland and East Buffalo report steady to mixed markets for heavy steers heifers and sheep with clear regional price signals for hogs lambs and wool. Cincinnati Boston and Toledo log cattle and grain quotes reflecting market tone and receipts across the Midwest and Northeast.
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Pittsburg
Culver
Laraley
Nee
Tama
Cleveland
Cawle
Cholee
Viners
Helfere
East Buffalo
Sheen
Parade Excludes Women and Civilian From Grand Army Event
Chattanooga Sept 18 News reports a military order barred women and civilians from the Grand Army of the Republic parade. About 12,000 Union Civil War veterans marched in steady rain, while Confederate veterans withdrew amid cheers from Union contingents. A Missionary Ridge battle scene and a grand camp fire followed, and Miah Nolen of Orland Indiana was found dead on railroad tracks near Cirle after missing Monday.
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Forest Camp
Henry N. Minéon
Paraythe
Hanson
Dickison
Department of Ohio
W. KR. Warnock
Thhey
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
City Auditorium
Miah Nolen
Orland
Ind
Cirle
Alice
Fatally Injured at Wellston High Practice
Wellston Ohio September 18 Richards Kelly sustained fatal injuries during the first practice of the Wellston High School team. An attempted kick gone wrong caused a fall that tore ligaments and dislocated the appendix, leading to critical injuries.
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Wellston
Richards Kelly
Athletics Lose Pair to Injuries Against St Louis
Philadelphia reports two Athletics players hurt in a loss to St Louis. Carl Brown sprained his right knee after bunting in the opening inning, while Meloni suffered a badly wrenched left arm and may miss the season. McInnis collided while trying to retrieve a wild throw.
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St. Louis
Athletics
Carl Brown
Jn Felding
Melonia
McInnis
Wn Pratt
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