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Bluefield Evening Leader

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1910

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Dr Crippen verdict finds willful murder in Belle Elmore case

London jury returns willful murder verdict against Dr H H Crippen after inquest into Belle Elmore Crippen death. Remains disinterred from Crippen’s Hilldrop Crescent cellar identified as Belle Elmore. Death attributed to passing. Ethel LeNeve not charged as accessory after the fact.

London H. H. Crippen Helle Elmore Crippen Crippen Hilldrop Crescent Belle Elmore Ethel LeNeve

Vanderbilt Cup Trials Narrow Escape In Auto Race

Garden City New York September 26 another narrow escape from death in the Vanderbilt cup race trials occurred today when William Knipper in a Lancia was sideswiped by Burman in a Buick. The Lancia overturned twice and Knipper was thrown about thirty feet down an embankment suffering a cut over the eye. The car will be ready by Saturday.

Garden City N. Y Lancia William Knipper Buick Burman Knipper

Postmasters Attend National Meeting in Richmond

Postmasters from Atlantic to Pacific gather in Richmond for a four day National Association of Postmasters of the First Class convention. Topics include postal savings banks and the parcels post with speakers led by Postmaster General and Gen John Black, Royal E Cabell, and other senior government officials.

Richmond Atlanti Pacific Uncle Sam National Association of Postmasters Sesson BE. M. Morgan New York John Black United States Civil Service Commission Royal E.cabell United States Intornal Revenue

Bankers embark on westward deluxe excursion

A 400 strong party of bankers from New York and eastern states departs on a deluxe special train tour. They will attend the National Bankers Association convention in Los Angeles from October 4 to 10 and visit the Grand Canyon, North Pacific coast, and Canadian Rockies. The trip was arranged by New York state association with cooperation from Virginia West Virginia Massachusetts North Carolina and South Carolina groups.

New York National Bankers’ Association Los Angeles Grand Canyon North Pacific Coast Canadian Rockies New York State Virginia West Virginia Massachusetts North Carolina South Carolina

Hugo Festival in France Dedication of Rodin Statue

Paris marks a week of events in memory of Victor Hugo with the dedication of Rodin’s statue honoring the famed author of Les Miserables. The ceremony underscored Hugo’s enduring influence on French literature and culture.

France Paris Victor Hugo Timeus

Democrats Sweep Westy in Preparations for State Convention

Rochester readers prepare for the Democratic state convention opening Thursday with hall decoration done and seats assigned. Chairman Dix predicts a statewide sweep in November. Names mentioned include Mayor Gaynor and Congressman Suizer as likely governor nominees.

Rochester Saratoga Dix Gaynor New York City Suizer

Only Four More Days to Register in Time for Election

A historic plea warns veterans that only four days remain to register before the October deadline. Registrars must complete work by October 1, with the county court convening in October, yet the ten day rule could block registration if not completed. The notice urges all voters to ensure their names are entered before the prohibited period.

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Prince Teal Hewn to Visit Philadelphia Mint

Phila Pa September 26His Imperial majesty Prince Teal Hewn of China will visit the Philadelphia mint after accepting an invitation from the treasury department to learn how to make money.

Phila Prince Teal Hewn China Treasury Department Philadelphia

American Bankers to Attend Meeting in Los Angeles

W. J. Jenks director of Pint Top National Bank and L. A. Hooper cashier of First National Bank depart for Los Angeles to attend the American Bankers Association gathering. They will visit Van Prandsen and Portland, returning via the Canadian Pacific route through St Paul after about a month away.

W. J. Jenks Pint Top National Bank L. A. Hooper First National Bank Low Angeles American Bankers’ Association van Prandsen Portland St Paul

Administration in True Light opens three day cabinet meeting

Washington, Sept 26. The Taft administration begins its most important cabinet meeting of the term. Over three days discussions will cover Supreme Court vacancies, a new court of commerce, expenditure estimates, postal bank operations, and the national political situation. All cabinet members attend except Dickinson who is in China. Night meetings will be held.

Washington Taft Supreme Court Court of Commmerce Dickinson China

Angling Championship Opens As Waltonites Gather

London September 26 Disciples of Isaak Walton gather on the Derwent at Malton for the all England angling championship. Anglers line the banks to fish for three hours with the largest catch winning a silver cup emblematic of England’s angling supremacy. Many entrants have invested heavily in tackle hoping to claim the title.

London Derwent Malton England Isaak Walton

Chinese Honor for Jacob Dickinson in Peking Events

Pekin dispatch notes Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson receiving a rare Chinese recognition during his visit to Peking. The coverage describes a series of formal events and receptions arranged by Chinese officials to honor the American diplomat.

Pekin Jacob M. Dickinson Peking Raslow Clue Pavies Parma Dt Sy Uyured

Leading Brewers Meet in Detroit for Annual Convention

Detroit mid September 26 delegates from across the country gather for the United State Brewmasters Association annual convention. Headquarters opened at Bechiller Hall registration is underway. The commerce session begins at 1 20 p m with a banquet at Hotel Pontehar tonight. Final business session set for tomorrow morning followed by leisure outings Wednesday.

Detroit United State Brewmasters’ Association Bechiller Hall Pontehar Vis. Hinre

Vermont Baptists Convene Amid Large Turnout in Middlebury

Vermont Baptists held their annual state convention drawing ministers and congregants from across the denomination in Middlebury Wisconsin. The event featured a Jubilee Church service at London and an address at Cambridge University by a church leader, highlighting ongoing religious outreach and leadership events.

Middlebury Vermont Ministers Symern Jubilee Church London Atoo Fly Church Canaresa Jon Cambridge University

Home Rule for Ireland Delegates Visit New York

Prominent Irish leaders in New York urge home rule for Ireland and curtail the power of the House of Lords. John Redmond says Irish National Party delegates aim to present the movement’s status to countrymen in America and to foster independence.

Houses OF Lords New York John KB. Redmond Buffalo Mr. Redmond National Party Ireland House of Lordas Ireliana Iriahman Senmas MacMannan Iriel Aitur Edmond

Warrants Dismissed in Rape Case Involving a Minor

A rape charge against George Willie was dismissed after preliminary hearings. The eleven and a half year old accuser, Manita Mayme Alley, testified she was persuaded to accompany Wiltin to a location where improper advances were alleged. Witnesses offered conflicting testimony. the warrants were dismissed. The case was before Squire Godbay with representations by W. L. Rone, assistant prosecutor HB Leo, and defense by John R. Hillerd.

George Willie Wax Mary Wanton Squire Godbay Manita Mayme Alley W. C. Afler Wiltin Stony Ridge

Plasterers In Session Colombia September Meeting

The Coopa Liye Minsterora' Intertngina announced here today that Canada will honor a Larue member of delowetes from across the state and provinces. The gathering includes plasterers from nearly all regions in attendance.

Colwmbia Coopa Liye Delowetes Rowrly Staten Allendante

Killed on N and W tracks at Imger

Larkin Lockhart aged 38 was struck by a westbound Norfolk and Western freight train at 8 o clock Saturday night near Andover. He was a section hand and was walking on the track with Sherman Lambert who was also hit and suffered a skull fracture but is expected to recover. Lockhart was unmarried and resided at Heeger.

Larkin Lochart Norfolk & Western Andover Lockhart Sherman Lambert Sab Rgw Lawnbert Heeger

Mine operations to advance at Twin Lakes site

Myton mece president of the On area company will leave to pig it for win Lakes Colin the abs beaperty be Tucatred. De vel work will be continued and the company will bend every energy to place the mine on a paying basis. Ontario people will at an early date put in a reduction plant and chip the concentrates for treatment at Ate we Pee Andlordon. Frank Hewitt of Bramwell will serve as general manager.

Myton Mece Win Lakes Colin Devel Maresh Aays Kunsad Kunettink Company Prope Amelie Twin Lakes Ontario Wil

Mumibt Festival at Worcenter opens with concerts and readings

Worcenter Mani hosts the third annual Mumteat festival starting todayFriday featuring public references and concerts. The program includes Grandville Bantock and Handel pieces as part of the event. World-renowned performers are listed among the attendees.

Worcenter Mani Dauntey Ronnerta Melua Oumar Kbyyain Granville Bantock Hoelinn Endance

Good Roads Convention in St Louis and Minnesota

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a convention related to good roads with mentions of St Lane Mn Hew and a speaker or representative array. The text hints at national or regional road policy discussions and a possible conclave involving multiple states, but specifics are unclear.

Dixon (3 Coming to Repel Attack on His Play

Thomas Dixon will tour with The Sink of the Mother and speak at Elk’s Opera House, defending his work amid controversy. A Richmond Times-Dispatch critique labeled the play indecent, but Dixon praises reception and plans to present his message in person. Dorothy Dix, among others, supports the play’s treatment of its themes and Dixon’s willingness to discuss them openly.

Miacke Phomasx Dixon The Elk's Opera House Dixon Richmond Yestersday Crittelam Henry B. MacMahon Bluefield Iwald Times Dorothy Dix Redmond Ife Mr. Mac Mahon New York City Thomas Dixon

Gas Company Begins Work on New Plant at Baseball Grounds

At an adjourned meeting the Board granted a permit to Minetela Gas & Fuel Co for a one plant on the West property known as the baseball grounds. Grading started today by W E McArtor for excavation and concrete work. Plans prepared by Baltimore Retort & Fire Brick Co.Construction to proceed rapidly with gas available next spring.

Board of Afairs Orning Minetiela Gas & Fuel Company Hia Bluefield W. E. Me ‘Artor Baltimore Retort & Fire Brick Company

Noted Irishmen Attend Meeting in Buffalo

Buffalo September 26 Hundreds of Irishmen from across the United States and Canada arrived to participate in the session of the United Irish League of America. Four distinguished British members including Jobe Redmond TP O Connor Joseph Devin and Daniel Boyle attend to address the convention. A reception and executive committee meeting marked the day with a smoker planned for the evening as the conference convenes tomorrow.

Buffalo America United States Canada United Irish League of America Jobe Redmond Chelrman O'Connor Joseph Devin Daniel Boyle

Big Land Deal In 5 Bluefield Sparks Attention

A scrambled report from Bluefield notes a major land transaction involving J B Hatt and partners of Sour Eye with local firm Balley’s. Details are unclear due to damage but indicate a concluded deal and plans for near term action by the parties involved.

J.B. Hatt Weenelatan

Victory Was Not on State Issues In 1904 Campaign

Fragmentary Washington dispatch reports that Democratic candidates pledged to investigate cost of living, tariffs, and land policies while Republicans faced criticism over Prohibition and fiscal questions. Text cites Roosevelts era, Payne Aldrich tariff, and alleged misdeeds by cabinet members. Continued on Page Six.

Washington Maine Authenco Campalien Ly. 406 Cantonign Halelem Tari Crowes Hxuavakahoy Wickerstain Friar Lands Philippines Cortelyou National Ofeorn Ih Oklahoma Lane State Department RoveTniwAt Tate

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