Crippen Arraigned in Court Admits Identity in England Case
In Quebec Crippen and Miss Leneve admitted their identities before Judge Angers after a long overseas chase. Crippen remained sullen as Miss Leneve, ill and nervous, was reported in collapse. Both were remanded to jail for 15 days while authorities prepared extradition.
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Quebec
H.H. Crippens
Angers
Moon
Crippen
Miss Leneve
England
Parliament Prison
Judge Angers
Parliament Buildings
London
Devi
Scotland Yard
Leneve
Baer
Ippen
Dew Thoren
Ore Ee
Montrose
Dew
Clerical presses demand dismissal of Spanish premier
Madrid clerical newspapers call on King Alfonso to dismiss Premier Caralseas and his cabinet, warning civil war is inevitable. They blame the premier for strife with the Vatican and urge the king to oppose the anti clerical faction. The king shows resolve, while the queen mother struggles to sway him. Ome. Aug. 1 reports indicate Vatican wavering over Spain policy as church leaders urge conciliation.
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Glerigas
United Press
Alfonso
Canalieas
Vatican
Caralseas
Spain
American Fleet Ready for Pilgrims Monument Dedication
The U S Atlantic squadron heads toward Provincetown Mass for the August 1 dedication of a 94000 Pilgrims Monument. Ships include Connectic Carolina Rhode Island Michigan New Hampshire Virginia Idaho Louisiana Kansas Nebraska Vermont Solace Panther Pa and Celtic. President Taft may review the fleet as Mayflower passes through Provincetown Harbor, marking a historic naval review.
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Provincetown
Mass
Atlantic Squadron
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Rhode Island
Michigan
New Hamp
Virginia
Idaho
Louisianna
Kansas
Nebraska
Ver‘ankton
Solace
Panther
Celtic
Mas- Bay
Taft
Mayflower
Rei
Sisters Held for Poisoning Judge Watson
Parkersburg West Virginia August 1 Jessie and Lulu Metz sisters were arrested today on charges of poisoning ex judge James A Watson whose body was found on the porch of his home with $2000 he was known to have had missing police search for male accomplices.
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United Press
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jessie Nd
Lulu’ Metz
Jadge
James A. Watson
Italian Democratic League funds to start La Stampa weekly
The Italian Democratic League members raise $5,000 to launch a weekly Italian newspaper in East Bridgeport. Pasquale Altieri, ex editor of La Tribuna, will edit La Stampa, with the first issue due August 21.
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la Stampa
the Press
Pasquale Altieri
la Tribuna
Bridgeport
First American Dreadnaught Sails on Shake-Down Cruise
The battleship North Dakota, the United States navy's first dreadnaught, sailed from Boston for a shake-down cruise. It will reach Newport Wednesday, refuel at Bradford with 2400 tons of coal, and join the Atlantic fleet by September 5 off the Capes of Chesapeake Bay. Headquarters are Fort Pond Bay, Long Island, with daily cruises near Fishs, Gardners, and Plum Islands.
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Boston
North Dakota
United States Navy
Newport
Bradford
Atlantic Fleet
Chesapeake Bay
Fort Pond Bay
L. I
Fish's Block
Gardner’s
Plum Islands
Child's Brutal Assailant Held in Heavy Bail
Louis Pasquarello alias Pasquale faced a city court charge of outraging five year old Louise Delvecchio daughter of baker Frank Delvecchio at 34 Calhoun Avenue where the accused worked. He stood mute as doctors testified the child was harmed by fiendish actions. Held on $3000 bail for trial in the superior court. possible long prison term. The father, armed with a pistol, nearly killed him after doctors explained the illness. A brother in Lexington Avenue is his only visitor. photographed for the rogues gallery before county jail.
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Pasquale
Louise Delvecchio
Frank Delvecchio
Calhoun Avenue
Geo. Fr. Mara
Arnold
Pasquarello
Pasquzrello
Lexington Avenue
Rogues’ Gallery
Superior Court
Deaf and Dumb Mass Announces New Catholic Church
The deaf and mute community in New York is to have a dedicated church with sermons in sign language. Rev Father M J McCarthy announced plans at St Francis Xavier Church after a mass attended by about 250 mutes from the area, with Jesuit Fr T J Purtell of Baltimore and Fr Joe Rockwell present. Funds are not yet subscribed. cornerstone expected soon.
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Church of St. Francis Xavier
Sixteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
M. J. McCarthy
New York City
T. J. Purtell
Baltimore
Joe H. Rockwell
McCarthy
Jesus
Westchester
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Fordham University
Contractor slayer still at large in New England
Quincy Mass August 1 search for Louis Restelli the Italian granite contractor who last week killed his mother and Henry Hardwick and wounded five others is suspended today with strong belief he fled to Vermont A report from Bennington Vermont says a man matching Restelli was seen there then he headed toward Rutland Posses are being organized in Bennington and Rutland to capture him
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Quincy
Mass
Louis Restelli
Henry Hardwick
Vermont
Bennington
Burrell
Restelli
Rutland
Smoke Pall Hangs Over Fort Trumbull Beach
A grass fire started near the trolley line at Fort Trumbull Beach spread to a large pile of railroad ties beside the tracks, burning furiously and producing heavy black smoke. Residents along the shore observed the blaze, with some thinking a shore cottage might be in danger. Local accounts attribute the start to boys playing nearby.
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Shore Line
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Chauffeur Dies In Canoe Accident At Highland Lake
Ernest Marsland a New Rochelle native and chauffeur for I W Boone of Dallas Texas drowned when his canoe upset about forty feet from shore on Highland Lake last night. Despite aid he died at the scene or soon after. he was 20 years old and survived by his mother and brother.
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Ernest Marsland
New Rochelle
I. W. Boone
Dallas
Texas
Highland Lake
Marsland
Taft denies veto report on sealing plan and Minnesota visit
Beverly reports a terse denial at the executive offices regarding a published interview claiming Taft secretly vetoed Nagel's sealing plan allowing bull seal killings in Alaska. The story has no foundation. Also noted: Minnesota figures decline seats on a Mexico City celebration commission and push for Taft’s attendance at a National Conservation meeting in St. Louis.
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Beverly
Aug
H. W. Elliott
Cleveland
Taft
Curtiss Guild
Massachusetts
Gerard
Supremert of
New York
C. Alexander Rock
Hemsburg
Harrison Grey Otis
Los Angeles
Guild
Mexico
St. Louis
Newspaperman and Boon
Roosevelt
Seek Landings for Aeroplanes on New England Tour
Alan R. Hawley former Aero Club of America VP and Aero Corporation president arrives at the Griswold with Frederick McKay on a New England coast tour to locate suitable aeroplane and dirigible landing sites. He visits Narragansett Pier Point Judith life saving stations and Fairfield to discuss aviation lifesaving use and a possible government push. Max Fleischmann balloon enthusiast and Forbes balloon owners join as the Griswold contemplates a prize for first aeroplane flight up the Sound.
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Aero Club
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Fairfield
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Glenn H. Curtiss
Atlantic City
Mr. Curtiss
Automobile Club of America
Griswold Hotel
Max Fleischmann
Mr. Fleischmann
King Alfonso Changes Sea Voyage to Rail Journey
Madrid Aug 1 King Alfonso and Queen Victoria changed plans for a sea voyage to England and will travel by rail instead. They will reach Bordeaux tonight at 9 40 and be guests of President Fallieres tomorrow. Preparations are being made to protect Alfonso from insult by French revolutionists.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
England
Bordeaux
Fallieres
France
Carlisle Noted Democrat Dead
John Griffin Carlisle former secretary of the treasury under Cleveland died at the Hotel Wolcott from acute indigestion. He will be interred in Covington, Kentucky, after funeral services in Washington. Survived by three grandchildren. previously active in Kentucky politics and national service, including Speaker of the House and Senator. Also notes his New York residence, honors, and family.
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Illinois
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Ronovan
Cracker Combine to Expand Logal Bakery Operations
Hicks Griffin of A. W. Wallace Bakery Co announces the absorption by Federal Biscuit Co will enlarge State street bakery to multiple times its present capacity. A new modern, sanitary rear bakery will replace the old shop as workmen rise to five or six times current levels with Griffin staying on initially. The Federal Biscuit Co plans nationwide growth from Denver to Portland, with Indiana and New England hubs, issuing 18 million dollars in preferred stock and 12 million in common stock to create a national baking monopoly profile.
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Jack McGirr Interpreter for Deaf and Dumb Captain of Police Patrol
Jack McGirr a former boxer and current police patrol chauffeur demonstrated his sign language skills at headquarters. He translated for a 13 year old boy facing scolding and a warning that misbehavior could lead to jail. The scene drew a crowd as McGirr used hands to convey discipline and advice to the boy and his father.
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Police
McGirr
Jack
Edward Griffin
Hartford Institute For Deaf and Dumb
Hartford
Eddie
Wall Street open shows mixed early market but gains follow
New York August 1 opening of the stock market saw sharp concessions at first but by after sixteen minutes the market steadied and most stocks rallied. In the first hour many issues posted gains while government bonds were unchanged and other bonds fell.
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New York
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100 Men Wanted at Barnum Ave Trolley Road Extension
Classified notice lists a call for 100 men at the Barnum Avenue extension of the trolley road. Also advertised are sale items and notices including three Airedale terrier pups from W S Wetherbee of Middletown Connecticut, plus a Derby or soft hat from Tom at 974 East Main Street. A card of thanks from John Judge and sons mourns the loss of Elizabeth M Judge with appreciation for sympathy and floral tributes.
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Thomas Meath
Elizabeth M. Judge
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