Crippen Pursuit Aboard Montrose Near Quebec
Canadian authorities and Inspector Dew await near Father Point Quebec as Crippen and his stenographer Ethel Leneve are suspected aboard the Montrose. The steamer battles fog and storm up the St Lawrence as wireless is bottled by government. Reports say Captain Kendall may identify the pair and arrests would follow swiftly once aboard.
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Quebec
Boon
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Ethel Clara Leneve
Montrose
St. Lawreice
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Déw
Bentrage
Dew
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Inwe Tan Pang Lenenete
Eureka
Montrage
Kendal
John Robinson
Son
H. H. Crippen
Ethel Leneve
China Plans Invasion Of Indian Frontier
Dispatches from Simla indicate two battalions and a mountain battery have been placed to defend the Indo Tibetan frontier amid serious reports of a Chinese invasion plan. Army circles fear a bold aggression into Tibet and concern grows for British protectorates along the north Indian border.
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London
Simla
India
Chineap
Tibet
Shubionm
Baby Bitten by Mosquitoes Found in Central Park
In Central Park a patrolman found a four month old baby boy under a bush drenched in mosquitoes. At Bellevue Hospital ten severe bites were counted and doctors called the infant's condition critical, attributing it to wholesale mosquito poisoning. The child wore new clothing with no identifying marks.
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New York
Central Park
Arly
Bellevue Hospital
Infant of Groboan Family Dies at Graham Home
A 10 month old infant of Mr and Mrs W W Groboan died yesterday afternoon from cholera infantum at the Graham home 411 East Bev eath Street. Funeral arrangements are not yet completed and remains are at the Barley undertaking parlors pending final plans, likely for Monday.
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W. WW. Groboan
Graham
East Beveath Street
Barly
Storm floods devastate Colorado and New Mexico towns
A deadly Colorado-New Mexico storm left six dead and property damage in the thousands as floods swirled through plains and railroads near collapse. A family of H O Snyder perished with three of its members, and three children drowned at Gallup amid rising floodwaters.
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Denver
Colorado
New
H. O. Snyder
Snyder
Pueblo
Gallup
New Mexico
Denver and
Rio Grande
Diplomatic rupture deepens Spain Vatican break
Madrid July 30 Spain and the Vatican sever relations as Monsignor Vico is recalled from Rome and Marquis de Ojeda exits Madrid after a royal cabinet meeting. Martial law fears rise as clerical leaders threaten Sunday demonstrations and questions of a Iberian republic surface amid royal court strains.
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Spain
Vatican
Monsignor
Vico
Rome
Marquis de Ojeda
Alfonso
Canalejas
Portugal
Weeping thrift cashier admits theft amid small wages
New York July 40 Erwin Johann Wider a 26 a week cashier who stole more than 600 000 in securities from Russo Chinese Hank agency blamed his downfall on his meager salary He cried saying he earned only 25 a week and had a family to support He said he never imagined the consequences of stealing and hoped for big money on Wall Street then broke down amid his tears
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New York
Erwin Johann Wider
Russo Chinese Hank Agency
Securites
Wider
Wall Street
Secretary Carlisle Rallies After Acute Indigestion Attack
New York July 80 reports Secretary of the Treasury John G. Carlisle recovering after a recent attack of acute indigestion. Officials say his advanced age kept the event serious though he was able to rest in his hotel room and is not in immediate danger.
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Don Jaimie
Lisbon
Portugal
Spain
Alfonso
Ganalejus
Sagasta
Presiero
Aznear
Victoria
Battenberg
Edward
George
England
Sad Sebastan
New York
the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
High Officials Targeted in Illinois Central Car Shortage Case
Authorities surveil prominent men known as the higher ups over a reported 1 500 000 car repair shortage on the Illinois Central. Detectives prepared evidence from a Maron hearing for State's Attorney Wayman and public prosecutors in other states. Wholesale prosecutions of major figures are anticipated as Ward testifies.
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Chicago
Hlinois Central
United States
Changery
Roswell B. Maron
Way- Wan
Ward
Wayman
Ilinois Central
Alleged Slayer Found Under Link in San Francisco Case
San Francisco July 20. Joseph A. Wendling believed killer of Alma Kelner of Louisville was arrested after 24 hours hidden in a lodging house wash-room. Wendling admitted identity but claimed innocence. Detectives traced him from Texas to Missouri and returned him to the city via Rome Mo. The Kellner girl disappeared December 8, 1909, with her body found in the St. John's School basement by a plumber. Strong circumstantial evidence connected Wendling to the crime.
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San Francisco
Joseph A. Wendling
Little Alma Kelner
Louisville
Wendling
J. P. Carney
Loulaville
Texas
Cora Muega Milliner
Rome
Henry Jacquemin
Kellner
St. John's
Alleged Coal Fraudists Safe in New York
In New York July 00 a judge blocked the renewal of extradition for J. Ireland Patrick T. Wells Geo W Dally and Wilberforce Sully. They were indicted May 1 last year in Wyoming for conspiring to defraud the United States of coal lands. The United States circuit court decision checks prosecution to Wyoming.
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New York
Fiy
Laccombe
United States Circuit Court
Wyoming
J. Ireland
Patrick T. Wells
Geo. W. Dally
Wiberforce Sully
Sarah Bernhardt Becomes Great Grandmother in London
London on July 30 reports Sarah Bernhardt has become a great grandmother. Mrs. Gross, daughter of her son Maurice Bernhardt, gave birth to a daughter.
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Sarah Bernhardt
London
Gross
Maurice Bernhardt
Cox and Burton clash over papers in tight political feud
Cincinnati boss George B. Cox publicly denounces United States Senator Theodore Burton as a pinhead and devoid of principle. Cox declares Burton the greatest betrayer of truth he has met, as he vents after a party loss and hints at further remarks to come.
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United States
Theodore Burton
George B. Cox
Cincinall
Box
Gox
Theodore BH
Burton
Mit
Cox
Lawger
Lowing
Sanguinary Riot in Texas Leaves Slain and Injured
A violent clash occurs in Texas after a Black man refuses to pay a debt to a White man. The confrontation escalates into a deadly melee with multiple fatalities and injuries reported, prompting authorities to investigate motives and arrest suspects.
Race riot near Palestine leaves many dead and wounded
Dallas dispatch reports 18 negroes killed and several whites wounded as race violence erupts near Palestine over a debt dispute. White reinforcements arrive with militia sought to quell the mob. violence spreads into settlements and mines, with reports of lynching and brutality toward women.
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Dallas
Tex
Towight
Palestine
Marshall, Tex
State National Guard
Miners Mobilize to Avenge Battle with Deputies
In Greenburg Pennsylvania a planned death trap failed when deputies and 60 strikebreakers faced a hilltop volley. One miner shot dead and State Officer George Davis wounded as 500 armed miners watched from a nearby ridge. The sheriff readied armed guards for possible prisoner releases amid tense, violent clashes.
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Plep
Tolnes
George Davis
Divi
Neighbors murder tree, double lynching near Montgomery
Report from Montgomery notes two Black men, alleged conspirators, were seized from a group of people and hanged by a mob in an apparent lynching. The incident followed a confession claimed by Morrison and involvement of nearby towns.
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