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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1910

Page

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Crippen Court Hearing Presses Case as Evidence Shifts

Dr Crippen shows nerves fail in Bow Street as hypodermic poison evidence challenges his defense. Miss Leneve, Crippen’s former typist, remains key witness while Inspector Dew reveals Crippen’s statements and attempts to mislead about his wife Belle Elmore’s death amid ongoing testimony and cross examination.

United Prean Wire London HH. Cripspen Bow Street Elmore P Tays Hin Withig Crippen Ming Ethel Clare Leneve Wilcox Pen Maye Wim Mist Leneve Tan Sly Canada Witneam Akuinat Kirby William Gilbert Bir Albert de Rutsen Albert de Rutsen, the Presiding Judge. “Mes. Smythson, of Wrixton Mes Crippen England Bry. Harrison Brixton Leneve Harrelson Arthur Newton Mite Leneve Celppen Analyet Newton Femi Harrison Harrivon New York Taye Seep Marinettia Ate Hin Abe Gong Toe Nan Hve Mie Ang Wim Chicago Joh Bree Miller Taney Dooye Eaginlay Mise Lenove Crippan Btdrog Crescent Lenove Ely Cripien Dew Miller Orlinpon

Portrait of Mie Dutriewaviator and First Flight Hero

The article profiles Mie Dutriew the Freeneh ayintoress who flew from Oxtont to Esti te and back covering a 1200 foot leg. Returning she was hosted by Bocaim and celebrated as a pioneering aviator within her group.

Mie Dutriew Lew Halles Yoeniien Aviatio

Roosevelt Movement Sparks NY Republican Power Play

New York editors report a proposed alliance between Theodore Roosevelt and former political allies to push rival leaders from the party. Hearst may back Roosevelt if ignored, signaling a possible third ticket and a strategic bid to sway independents.

Hearst Roosevelt United Press Wire New York Theodore Roosevelt Hia Wuuiliy Willana Dhemisk Romiine Liice Gul Ut Democratic Party Barnes Woodruff Aldridge Theiel Lew Dix Harmony William Bulwer Reonvolt Roonevelt Senate United States

Doubtful on the Award Stir in Britain and Newfoundland

United Press reports London debates the award amid optimism in Britain and concern for Newfoundland's economic clash with America. Papers differ, with The Morning Post viewing the decision as a diplomatic victory while others fear renewed tensions and nego tiations between the two nations.

United Press Wire London England New Foundland America New Poundiind Mi “Pr

Hartner Warns of Trouble Ahead in Conservation Fight

Henry Hartner declares at the National Conservation Congress meeting that the president was humiliated while Roosevelt was honored, urging focus on conservation over politics. The opening session saw heated charges, calls for leadership changes, and remarks by Henry Graves on forest care.

St. Paul Minn Theodore Roosevelt Heity Harmer Vongreat Wheclilly Cymmiamtone Hela Canaries Eerey Tome Boker Conmety Rlehart AL Ballinger Lee Yen Dolomite Hartner Jo Wo Whipple New York Hoker J. White Kansas City White Etyle Baker Korn Taft Tartner Tal Jule Bhort Henry S. Graves National Forester

James Monroe’s son declares engagement amid long life

Major Monroe of this city announces he will marry soon. He is ninety four and has outlived three wives, twelve children, and survived three wars.

Yewyananeon Rene Firlagepert James Monroe Wevaitent United Saates Monroe

A Mothers Love Now On Broadway

A Mothers Love on Broadway near York and Hep SA enters amid lurid Broadway fare. The play Mother by Eckert Goodam opened in New York last night and its reception remains uncertain as it hopes for a run.

York Hep SA Broadway Eriticn Eckert Goodam New York

Democrats Oppose Payne Aldrich Law Platform Adopted

The Democratic convention adopted a platform calling for extension of the free coinage and a reduction in tariffs on railroad construction. It also endorsed direct primaries, popular election of senators, and an income tax amendment.

Auore Democratic Party Rhee Payne Alidrich Darht

Immigrant musician seeks state license amid court audition

New York born musician Mire Fratiegs Jane Frdenbant applies in Albany for a state license claiming expertise in piano and singing. The fragmented text notes public performances and comparisons to other artists, with unclear details about accusations or proceedings and mentions women and men in the audience.

Jane Frdenbant New York Kentucky Albany

Reception for Former President Roosevelt at Chicago Event

Reported plans for a large public reception in Chicago with former president Theodore Roosevelt arriving at 4 55 pm at Northwestern depot. Event features a $7500 banquet, a parade to the Vdugrene hotel and a crowd expected to overwhelm the station. Attendants include Lorimer and McKinley associates. police guard and decorated elephant display anticipated.

Northwestern Depot Calel Cranks Amol Norton Patt Fu Hunt Beveridge Congress McKinley Lorimer Avi Puroming Canton Poli Peete Englie Bank of

Wedding Dress Details Highlight Newport Matrimonial Event

Milas Irene Sherman will wed Lawrence J. Gillespie tomorrow afternoon in Newport. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W Watts Sherman of Ochre Point, wears an ivory satin princesa gown with priceless Alencon lace valued near one million dollars.

Newport Milas Irene “Sherman Lawrence J. Gillespie Mtr. Out Mra W. Watts Sherman Ochre Point Alencon Ince Rhohn

High tribute paid by graves and timber future threat

A long overheard screed warns that lack of money and opposing interests threaten forests though vast land remains for growth. It cites Chief Forester Weld and Moore among others and argues the timber supply must be protected for the nation while warning against restrictive regulation.

Young Woman Athlete Assault Case Stirs Vanderbilt Inquiry

A prominent incident involves a seriously injured young woman and a trainer at Vanderbilt as investigators review the events. The damaged report notes a confrontation at the Sears mansion related to the athlete's condition and the escalating medical attention.

Vondortilt Jennie Onny Vanderbilt Sears Manaion Mornlu

Heavy death toll feared from Moravia floods

Report from Moravia districts indicates a heavy death toll expected after torrential rains. Rescue teams worked in submerged towns as floods swept through the region, causing widespread damage and disrupting food supplies.

Dy Vena Eton Ware Grunn Astra Moravia

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