Wider faces $680000 theft case as plea talks stall
New York reports Wider faces trial over a $680000 embezzlement tied to the Hig...
02 Aug 1910
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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1910
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New York reports Wider faces trial over a $680000 embezzlement tied to the Hig...
Aug 2 in Tamora shows a man named Isom fatally shooting his pursuer after a confrontation over his daughter. In Wilkes-Barre a Pittston quarrel ends with Lewis Cardotte, 40, shot in the head and dead. four Italians held as witnesses.
Beverly Massachusetts August 2 Vice President Sherman and L Ward Republican NY spent two hours with the president mainly discussing politics in general and New York. It was understood a gubernatorial candidate agreeable to all factions would be chosen. The president plans to attend the national conservation meeting in September with Colonel Roosevelt as a speaker. He hinted he will give few political speeches in the future, with an exception for a Rockland Me speech. John G Carlisle dies in New York at 74 after acute indigestion and heart complications.
Aug 2 report mentions unknown men firing from woods into a camp of Negro laborers for the Frisco railroad in Calcasieu parish. Two men seriously wounded amid white‑dominated tension over use of Black labor. broader unrest noted in the neighborhood. In Washington, Treasury reports total cash in the treasury of 1,733,057,808 and a net debt decrease in July.
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in New York from Oyster Bay on Monday for a short, quiet visit. He avoided confirming any travel plans for Pennsylvania or a return to Oyster Bay, prompting speculation about a secret itinerary and creating a note of mystery surrounding his movements.
Federal officials send to Butte for help to fight flames stretching eight miles long across Montana. Missoula crews race to recruit fighters as Cedar Creek and Trout Creek districts face spreading fires. A convoy heads to Salter with sixty men and a pack train loaded with forest supplies for Copper Creek.
A badly mutilated body of a 12 year old girl was found in a Berry Patch near Californiang. Authorities launched a dragnet for possible suspects after witnesses saw two men picking fruit nearby and clothing fragments and torn grass suggested a struggle. Police describe the scene as grievous and are pursuing leads in the troubling case.
Ethel Leneve too ill to appear as Crippen fights extradition. Court proceedings recount the Crippen case and related events. Authorities expect both prisoners to be returned to London after Canada’s grace period. Clara Leneve is hospitalized after collapsing. relatives urge honesty and support. Immense crowds greet the prisoners on landing and at arraignment.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dr Crippen, Mrs Mills, and arrival events with references to a woman at home and a rose. The readable bits point to a crime era topic involving Crippen and Mills, though many words are unclear.
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