Crippen Case Tightens as Montrose Approaches Quebec
Reports from Father Point Quebec say Crippen and his stenographer Ethel Leneve may be aboard the steamer Montrose creeping up the St Lawrence in fog. Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard awaits confirms arrests with Captain Kendall guiding the ship and reporters aboard the Eureka awaiting clearance. Government wireless is blocked as officials coordinate with the Montrose amid ongoing pursuit and uncertainty.
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Hawley Harvey Crippen
Ethel Clara Leneve
Montrose
St. Lawreice
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Déw
Bentrage
Dew
Cea Aena A
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 of infantry and a mountain battery have been mobilized to defend the Indo Tibetan frontier against a threatened Chinese invasion. Military circles see a serious aggressive move in Tibet and British protectorates on the north Indian border are considered at risk.
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Simla
India
Chineap
Tibet
Shubionm
Baby Near Death From Mosquito Bites in Park Find
A 4 month old boy was found crying under a bush in Central Park by a patrolman. He had 10 severe insect bites and was rushed to Bellevue Hospital in grave condition with no identifying marks on the clothing. Authorities suspect widespread mosquito bites caused serious health risk.
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New York
Central Park
Arly
Bellevue Hospital
Infant dies of cholera at Graham home
Ten month old infant of Mr and Mrs Groboan died yesterday afternoon from cholera infantum at 411 East Bev eath Street Graham home. Funeral arrangements are unsettled and remains are at Barly Undertaking parlors pending final plans, which will likely be made Monday.
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W. WW. Groboan
Graham
East Beveath Street
Barly
Storm Rains Devastate Colorado and New Mexico
Flooded arroyo destroys a home killing H. O. Snyder's father and two relatives, along with a five year old, in a southeast Pueblo area. Three Snyder family members drown. three Gallup children die in separate flash flood. Rail service near collapse as storms inundate the region.
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Snyder
Pueblo
Gallup
New Mexico
Denver and
Rio Grande
Spain Faces Diplomatic Break With Vatican Over Crown Clash
Madrid reports show Monsignor Vico recalled from Rome and Marquis de Ojeda dismissed after King Alfonso and Canalejas met. Martial law looming, Catholic leaders warn of Sunday processions as Spain risks an Iberian republic. Queen Victoria’s position unsettled as royal ties strain.
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Vico
Rome
Marquis de Ojeda
Alfonso
Canalejas
Portugal
Weeping thief who stole millions excuses low pay
New York reports Irving Wider, a 26 a week cashier, confessed to stealing over 600000 in securities from Russo Chinese Hank. He cried he acted from “equality wages” and wanted millions, saying his pay left his family to starve. He claims he never foresaw consequences.
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New York
Erwin Johann Wider
Russo Chinese Hank Agency
Securites
Wider
Carlisle in Illness at New York Hotel
Secretary of the Treasury John G. Carlisle, aged and recently ailing from an acute indigestion attack, was in a New York hotel where physicians reported he was in immediate danger but improving as he lay in bed and later walked during the night.
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New York
the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
High Officials Under Watch in Illinois Central Shortage Case
Detectives keep watch on prominent officials and businessmen accused in a 1.5 million dollar car repair shortage tied to the Illinois Central. They were ordered arrested if they left the country as hearings proceed before Master in Chancery Roswell B. Maron. State's Attorney Wayman prepares to use testimony for broader prosecutions in other states.
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Hlinois Central
United States
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Roswell B. Maron
Way- Wan
Ward
Wayman
Ilinois Central
Alleged Slayer Found Under Link in San Francisco
San Francisco detectives arrest Joseph A. Wendling after a four month international manhunt. Wendling, accused of murdering Louisville girl Alma Kellner in 1909, admitted identity but denied guilt. He was tracked from Louisville to Texas and Missouri before being found hidden in a lodging house near a wash-room.
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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
A United States circuit court ruling prevents renewal of extradition for five men charged with conspiracy to defraud the federal government of coal lands in Wyoming. The defendants Ireland, Wells, Dally, and Sully were named, with judge La Combe cited in the decision. The case stems from indictments returned May 1 of the previous year.
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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 that 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 trade insults over papers in Ohio clash
Cincinnati boss George B. Cox launches a blistering attack on United States Senator Theodore Burton calling him a pinhead and devoid of truth. Cox says Burton is the greatest betrayer he has known and vows further explanation after defeat.
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Theodore Burton
George B. Cox
Cincinall
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Gox
Theodore BH
Burton
Mit
Cox
Lowing
Defeat
Sanguinary Riot in Texas Ends in Slaughter
A race riot erupts in Texas after a Negro refuses to pay a debt to a white man. Violence escalates quickly with killings and widespread chaos as authorities struggle to restore order. Public fear rises as communities plead for calm and justice.
Race riot near Palestine leaves many dead and wounded
Reports from Dallas say 18 blacks killed and several whites wounded in a race riot near Palestine. White reinforcements flock to the area as fear grows of further bloodshed. The governor is requested to mobilize the state militia to quell the violence.
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Dallas
Tex
Towight
Palestine
Marshall, Tex
State National Guard
Miners Rally After Death Trap Attack in Greenburg
In Greenburg Pennsylvania armed miners mobilized near a hilltop after an alleged plan to lure officers into a death trap. State Officer George Davis was wounded, a miner was found dead, and deputies pursued attackers amid gunfire as authorities prepared to gas or arm more to quell the unrest.
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Plep
Tolnes
George Davis
Divi
Two Negroes Lynched Near Montgomery After Confession
In Montgomery Alabama a mob seized two black men from guards and hanged them following alleged confesssions tied to a murder and earlier violence. Local authorities report the killings occurred near the city as the case unsettles the community.
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Ascale
Dady
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