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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1910

Page

6

Crippen Arrested Aboard Montrose At Fathers Point

Quebec Aug 1 Crippen was arrested quietly aboard the Montrose as it neared the ship at Father Point. Miss Leneve denied ties to the crime while jewelry found in Belle Elmore’s estate and the deportation plan to London were noted.

Quebec Crippen Ain Niin McCarthy Douilnson Hyeda Bysterten Beugue St Fa Leneve Bélle Elmore London Montrose Francole Gandrean Prera Piet Montrose Crippen Dr. Crippen United States Canada England Dew Father Point Littleboat Dr. Stewart Smoothaven Phe Stewart

Dr Crippen Case Shrouded In Secrecy After Interview

Dr Hawley H Crippen is at the center of a murder inquiry into his wife. The onlookers report Kitty Crippen collapsed and a doctor was called. Crippen’s connection to the crime remains unconfirmed as authorities refuse to divulge details. Leneve is described in disguise and Crippen is said to be exhausted after a brief interview with officials.

Kitty Crippen Misa Leneve

Insane mother slays four children near Arentwood

Five youngsters of Mrs. Joseph Mella, wife of a wealthy rancher, were drowned by their mother in a rural farmhouse. After writing letters of despair, she strangled and drowned each child, then placed herself under arrest. Sheriff Veale assisted, resuscitation attempts failed, and the mother was hospitalized.

San Francisco Joseph Mella Arentwood Melia Wie Chester Ahe Tle Ramon Leona Lit Qo Chester Sheri Veale Mra. Mello API

Woman backs out at altar in Clover Creek

Aug 1 report from Altoona describes 21 year old Miss Mary Shaman of Clover Creek refusing to wed Barnaba Herman after a license was issued. Her mother cited belief she was too young to marry.

Altoona Misa Mary Shaman Clover Creek Barnaba ‘Herman Mary

Change of scenery helps players find form in baseball

The article argues that transfers and new surroundings can revive underused players. It cites Jim Delehanty at Washington, Earl Moore at Philadelphia, Pitcher Suggs, Bill Burns and Kirby White as examples. Managers are urged to cut dissatisfied players to boost team performance.

Jim Delehanty Washington Detrose Delehanty Orme Detroit Earl Moore Cleveland New York Philadelphia Nationals Piichér Suggs Detroit Tigers Jennings Cinelonard Suggs Reds Clarke Grifth Griff Bill Burns Chicago White Sox Burns Grif Brent Ball Kirby ; White Pittsburgh Bostons Pirates White Camnity Pittsburg Clarke Bis

American League standings and results summary

Fragmented report lists Saturday and Sunday games across the American League with references to Philadelphia Boston Detroit Cleveland St Louis Chicago and Washington. It includes batters names and scores such as Cleveland 2 St Louis 1 and Cleveland 6 St Louis 0 as well as club standings showing Athletics 60 30 667 and Boston 66 27.

Wanewa Philadelphia Athtetica Washington Plank Phoma Jonnsot L. Reckendorf Chicago Detroit McHro J. Battersen White Scott Ey van Wiklett Stanageyatts Clev Cleveland St Louis Battersea E. Garnes Donovan Sehmole Olmstead Young Walsh Scott Payne St. Jones Batterles Harkness Fanwell Kaaterly Ray Halley Stephen St. Louis Kensella Killifer Stephens Web Pol Athletics Clevelads Boston Washin N.york St.Louis

National League Saturday Games Highlight Mixed Results

National League action across Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago and New York shows multiple-inning games and varied scores. Standings list Chicago and St Louis atop the table while Pittsburgh and New York trail. Eastern League scores mirror the regional battle with Montreal Providence and Newark-Buffalo activity.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Ewing Oolu Scanton Bargen Plutaburg Cincinnati Pittaburg Heebe Clarke Lesneld Glugop St. Louis Chicago St Louis Breister Areter Corridon Zmich Bresnatan New York

The Andorrans and Their World in Old Text

In this vivid nineteenth century sketch a narrator extols Andorra as a blue eyed hardy little republic wedged between France and Spain. It describes both sexes as strong and industrious, praising the female as thrifty, virtuous, and devoted to supporting her husband on arduous mountain journeys.

Little Republic Andorra nead—Wide World Magazine

Clarke Brainy Backatoo Crackerjack Reds Catcher

Tom Clarke of the Cincinnati Reds is praised as a crackerjack catcher and skilled behind the plate. The brief note highlights his sharp fielding and effective handling of pitchers, with few baserunners allowed when he is in form.

Clarke Tom Clarke Cincinnati Reds Hla Hiapdilag

Nation Wars on Porcupine Host in Routt Forest

Government experts visit Colorado to study and exterminate porcupines, field mice, and chipmunks destroying timber in Routt National Forest. A reconnaissance party killed twenty one porcupines in two days as rodents devastate reforestation seed and pine stands. Experiments test poisoned seed and planting depth to protect germination.

Colorado Petite Cata Forestry Service Biological ‘Survey Washington

German cavalry tests new lance style for safer cavalry charges

German cavalry regiments at Brunswick and Kassel are experimenting with a redesigned lance that stops before the lance head base, reducing deep puncture wounds. Officials claim the weapon is as effective for disabling foes and avoids previous shaft drawbacks, signaling potential adoption across lancer units.

Duddor Brunswick Srasburg

Aerial buoys patented for guiding airships and planes

German aeronauts propose sky marked channels with stationary aerial buoys of high candlepower connected by wires to earth. Colored signals indicate storms winds and dangerous landing spots. Cost limits distance between buoys, but cities may adopt the system to mark landing areas for ships.

Sirahipa

China Awakening and Postal Service Progress Report

The excerpt notes China’s advancing administration statuses and reforms. It highlights modernization in postal delivery across Tibet and western regions, a 4,000 post offices network with 15,000 employees, and shifts from sedan chairs to horse-drawn transport. It mentions Pekin police modernization, educational moves, and private schooling funded by a Mongol prince’s wife for Chinese girls.

Robert Breda England Bir Robert China Tibet Alutalo- Tig Jen

Great and Good Friend Phrase Echoes Through History

The expression great and good friend used by a kisser in addressing the Nicaraguan president drew German editors into a heated debate, while the Kaiser did not coin it. The piece traces uses by Queen Victoria in letters to presidents, and similar forms by Louis Napoleon and Napoleon III, noting they reflect customary royal address.

Germany England Teix Victoria Buchanan Prince of Wales Louis Napoleon French Republic Napoleon Mon Frere

The One Condition Inquiries Over a Marriage Request

A dialogue fragment shows a woman asking a father about marriage. He refused but imposed a strict condition. The “Rou” G. notes he wanted to see her before she could wed, while Lady P. asks what the condition was. The London Mall setting appears as a fringe detail.

Tandy Gussle London Mall

Not Enthusiastic Nation Words From The Farm

A clipped quotation from the Kansas City Journal describing a cautious mood about a son returning from college and how his father assesses his habits on the farm. The fragment mentions a dawn wakefulness and a wary stance toward any rush for a word pile. A second fragment references a bargain in shoes observed by a woman reader.

Holt Kansas City Journal

Lightning Flash Sparks Debate on Electricity Origin

A fragment from the Tonion Spectator notes a young couple sheltering under a tree as a lightning flash and discharge of electricity is described. The account questions how lightning occurs and why laboratory reproduction remains elusive, suggesting curiosity about natural electrical phenomena.

Tonion Spectator

Cleveland Ancestor Slavery Tale Reveals Lincoln Era links

A fragmentary report notes possible unraveling of President Cleveland ancestry. It mentions a Westfield origin, a misread timeline, and a claim that two generations of the Cleveland lineage held enslaved status after arrival in America, including a great grandfather sold for sixteen gallons of rum.

Massachusetts Catinda

Effect. Bers Inukk Do Love Her Why Cannot Sleep Nights

Fragmentary dialogue hints at romantic confusion and insomnia sparked by a woman. The speakers mention negative feelings and a tailor’s line as a brief interjection, conveying a tense, personal exchange without clear context or closure.

Owens Bilia Rostor

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