New York River Killing Cleared by Priest Confession
Rev Hans Schmidt, the self confessed slayer of Anna Aumuller, is under church scrutiny after his New York arrest. Police say he killed her, cut up the body, and dumped parts in the Hudson, while authorities seek to prove he used forged papers and was an imposter priest.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
River
Schmidt
Monsignor Lavelle
Archdiocese of
Hudson River
Revi
Alma Kellner
St. John’s Catholic Church
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
St. John’s Church
Wendling
Germany
Kestein
St. Augustine's Seminary
Mainz
Trenton
N. J
St. Boniface Church
Aumuller
Lchmidy
Anna Autmuller
Asa Kellner
John's Catholic Church
HW. B. Wesermann
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Kellner
Frankfort
Killner
Journal Today
Johannes Schmidt
Munich
Darmstadt
Seligensstadt
Gonsenheim
Guergl
Offenbach
St. Joseph's
Anna Rummuller
Bradhurst Avenue
Minnesota Grand Lodge Opens in Minneapolis
The eighty ninth annual sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened in Minneapolis with welcome addresses by Governor A. O. Eberhart and Mayor Wallace G Nyé. General A R Stocker of Miamisburg Ohio delivered a brief response. Delegates arrive from across the United States Canada Europe the Philippines and Hawaii along with Rebelus lodges and the order's Woman's auxiliaries.
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Minneapolis
Ming
A. O. Eberhart
Wallace G. Nyé
A. R. Stocker
Miamisburg
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
United States
Canada
Europe
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Qold Fellows Order
Herve
Mage Starts Libel Action in Sulzer Impeachment Probe
Norman Mack former chairman of the Democratic national and state committees failed to appear before Governor Sulzer’s special investigator John A Hennessy in Albany. Mack served a libel summons and complaint seeking $5000 over charges of misusing campaign funds and blackmail against supporters. The hearing adjourned after no witnesses appeared.
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Albany
Normian KK. Mack
Democratic National and State
John A. Hennessy
Suizer
Mack
Hennessy
Charles
John A. Dix
New York
Mr. Hennessy
Arthur A. Mclean
Newburgh
Democratic State Committee
Plan Fails to Settle Copper Mine Strike in Michigan
Lansing dispatch reports Governor Ferris received word that a proposed settlement plan for the upper peninsula copper mine strike failed. Attorney Allen A. Rees said conditions prevented action, and the plan by Lawton Hemans of the state railroad commission urged miners to return to work and urged arbitration with the Western Federation of Miners withdrawing. Quietry persisted as the strike district held a large orderly parade with no mine visits, while efforts by the Copper County Commercial club Governor Perris and federal Labor official John A. Moffit sought a settlement.
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Lansing
Mich
Ferris
Upper Peninsula
Allen A. Rees
Houghton
Rees
Lawton T. Hemans
State Railroad Commission
Western Federation of Miners
Hemans
I. Western Federation of Miners
Thhe
Copper County Commercial Club
Perris
Clarence S. Darrow
John A. Moffit
Federal Department of Labor
BUSINESS COLLEGE HEAD DIES AT 72 IN Partington Ja
Prof G W Elliott longtime head of Elliott Business College dies aged 72 in Partington Ja. He led the school for thirty years and was a prominent educator in the city. Also appears an item about an auto fatality in New York with Charles Seegers James Dunn and John Dunn injured in a crash on a public road.
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Partington
G. W. Elliott
Eliott Business College
New York
Charles Seegers
kMed
James Dunn
City Department of Water, Gas and Electricity
Dunn
John DP. Dunn
Rufus Gaynor Brings Back Hib Aphis Hoy On Lusiranda
Rufus Gaynor son of the late New York City mayor Cig ney returns with a foreigner's body from the Baltic on the Lusiranda. The body lay in state at the town hall as a salute to a foreigner. The funeral is scheduled for September 22 with the body to reach New York on September 24.
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Rufus Gaynor
Lusiranda
Gaynor
Cigney
New York City
England
America
Pusitania
New York
Funds Readied for Relief of U S Citizens
Washington D C Sept. 15 Congress unanimously approved a house joint resolution to immediately appropriate 100000 to aid and transport American citizens from Mexico The measure faced brief delay as Senator Bristow Kansas criticized the administration's policy noting letters from Americans in Mexico saying the warning to leave worsened their plight
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Mexico
Bristow
Kansas
Senator Bristow
Funeral Procession Follows Sullivan to Calvary Cemetery
New York on September 13 witnessed a vast public funeral for Sullivan. Tens of thousands from across the city lined East Side streets and joined a long delegation from the Sullivan association in a solemn march to St Patrick's Cathedral and to Calvary Cemetery, Brooklyn, for his burial. The scene reflected a city-wide tribute as mourners of all classes expressed their grief.
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New York
Sullivan
St. Patrick
Piiate
Calvary Cemetery
Brooklyn
Representative Kinkens
New Jersey
Hestis
East Side
Timothy T. Sullivan
Esrat
New Hampshire Seeks Thaw Extradition Amid Legal Clash
Kansas interest spurs New Hampshire action as Bernard Jacobs files for Thaw extradition from New York authorities. Governor Felker attends to letters while Colebrook waits. Thaw’s legal team plans to delay hearings to keep options open. Private detectives swarm as Thaw faces habeas corpus in Littleton.
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Concord
Bepte
New York
Felker
State House
Bernard Jacobs
Lencaster
Nooul
Metker
Kansas
Colebrook
N. HS
Kendall Thaw
Drew
Coos County
Aldrich
United States District Court
Littleton
Hockeying
van. Travers Jerome
Thaw
Franklin Kennedy
Attormer
Hornbeck
Duchess County
Poutor
Jerome
Sdes
Stone
Pennsylvania
Three Barns Burn At Mt Auburn Fire
Mt Auburn Iowa September 15 Fire that started around 1 clock last night gutted three barns in the livery stable area in Bannister property here. The buildings belonged to Smalley and Marshall Redton and a horse was lost. Help arrived from La Porte City with many residents using automobiles to respond. The lot was sold to Jean Rice of Mt Auburn. papers not completed yet. Loss expected to be nominal.
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Mt. Auburn
Spe
Bannister
Burns
D, Smalley
Marshal Redton
la Porte Cis
Jean Rice
Auburn
Goldfield Reopens After Severe Weather Toll
Goldfield reports recovery from a cloudburst disaster as power and electricity return to normal. Earlier, seven people were killed in the mining district during the Saturday collapse, with ongoing damage assessments and no additional fatalities confirmed.
Currency Reform Bill Divides Senate Amid Banking Debate
Washington Sept lines report a debate on a proposed currency measure. Representative Scott of Illinois urges limitations on bank lending to curb risks, while Republicans and the administration push for reform. Lewell of Carreciton, Miss, noted as a veteran official advocates cautious action in the credit system.
Eight killed by gas explosion in Colona Germany tragedy
A gas explosion in a tenement building in Colona Germany on September 1 killed eight people and injured several others. The blast reportedly caused the building to collapse, with many victims trapped inside as rescue teams investigated the scene. Local authorities were on site assessing the damage and cause while families waited for updates.
Veterans Gather at Lookout Mountain Encampment
More than 4,000 uniformed veterans attended the opening of the Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Lookout Mountain. Thousands of allied organization representatives joined the event despite heavy rain, visiting the famous battlefield site.
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Chattangera
Pena
Seg. Ua
Fort Vents
Grand Army of the Republic
Freami
Myer
Lookout Mountain
Americans in Mexican Desert Believed Safe, Officials Say
Washington reports suggest about 100 Americans fleeing bandit bands between Torreon and Saltillo may be out of danger. State Department has no confirmation of injuries or graves. Consular officials note Americans fled Parras on Sept 11, a town now held by constitutionalists.
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Washington, D. C
Torreon
State Department
Consular Service
Parras
Saltillo
United States
Shorter enlistment eyed to boost army quality
Secretary Garrison, returning to the War Department, argued for a three year term with reserve discharge, saying the army must attract a better class of citizenship. He favored vocational training and cautioned against a large standing army, noting congressional help would shape post concentration plans.
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Washington, DP
Garrison
War Department
New England
Middle West
Army
Congress
Secretary of War
Governors Vote to Open NYSE After Mayor Gaynor’s Funeral
The governors of the New York Stock Exchange voted to open the exchange at noon on Monday September 22 the day of Mayor Gaynor’s funeral. The consolidated exchanges will remain closed all day Monday.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Gaynor
Consolidated Exchanges
Senate closes WV coal strike testimony
Washington D C September 15 testimony in the senate investigation of the West Virginia coal mine strike was declared closed today. A report will be made in about three weeks.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
West Virginia
Miraculous Escape From Death for Motorcyclists
A motorcycle driven by Mr Dietz and a car driven by Charles Wookstick collided at the corner of Locust and Second. Mrs Dietz suffered severe injuries while Mr Dietz had finger injuries. both were taken home then to St Francis Hospital where he later went home. Both vehicles were badly damaged.
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Charles Wookstick
Hindson Terchatt
Pint
Wes Tides
Tiand
Recordiin
Mr. Dietz
Iya Sheel
Flantic
Petboy
Mr. Diet
Mets
St. Francis Hospital
Yorkstick
Dietz
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Business College
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