Crippen and Miss Leneve Captured Aboard Montrose
Canadian detectives seize Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen and Ethel Leneve on the Montrose off Quebec after a dramatic pursuit. Crippen collapses emotionally, recovers, and faces murder and accessory charges as they are taken to prison in Quebec before transfer to England for trial.
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Quebec
Montrose
Hrawley Turvey Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
Antwerp
Scotland Yard
Atlantic
Miss Leneve
Parliament Building
Wather Point
Hawley Harvey Crippen
London
Belle Elmore
Inspector Dew
Dew
Crippen
John Robinson
England
Roval Line
Royal George
Crippen Arrest on Montrose After Escape and Warrant Read
Crippen and the typist faced arrest aboard the Montrose as Canadian and British police shadowed their voyage. Inspector Dew warned of danger, the couple offered no admissions, and Crippen sat silent in his cabin while guards guarded the ship.
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Crippen
Bella Elmore
Dew
England
Kendall
Scotland Yard
Montrose
Eureka
Denis
Carlisle Dead Relatives At Bedsid e Veteran Statesman Dies in New York
Special to The Washington Post reports John Grifin Carlisle longtime Democratic leader and former Secretary of the Treasury died at 11:05 PM in New York after a battle with illness. He served Kentucky in the House and Senate and was Speaker of the House before joining Cleveland’s Cabinet. He lived in Kentucky Washington and New York and was mobbed by Bryan supporters during a 1896 campaign. Burial planned in Covington Ky with family at his side.
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Kentucky
Congress
House
United States
Cleveland
Washington Post
New York
John Grifin Carlisle
William K. Carlisle
Frederick L. Allen
Louis Sherman Pitkin
New Haven
Carpenter
Carlisle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Covington
California
Wastru
John J. Carlisle
Senate
Cabiinet
Treasury
Assembly
Senate of
Campbell
Kenton
State Senate
Hey
Tilden
New York City
House of Representatives
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
William R. Morrison
Iness
Samuel J. Randall
Beck
Cleveland. Boom
Cartisie
United States Circuit Court
Haleign
M. C
Tragic Calamity: Mrs Mellow Kills Five Children Alone on Ranch
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs Joseph M Mellow, wife of a Contra Costa rancher, drowned four children and prematurely killed a fifth in a lonely Brentwood farm kitchen. Sheriff Veale found the scene and placed her in the county hospital after she confessed to a chilling spree born of isolation. The family owned 600 acres valued at 560 an acre, and she described a life of misery and seclusion.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Joseph M. Mellow
Brentwood
Contra Costa County
Mellow
Chester
Ramona
Leona
Little Chester
Veale
Martinez
Violent quake felt in Calabritto Calabria
A cable from Naples to the New York Herald reports a violent seismic shock at 6 20 this evening in Calabritto Calabria lasting three seconds with no damage.
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Calabritto
Washington Post
New York
Naples
New York Herald
Calabria
Arrests in Watson case shock Parkersburg crowd
In Parkersburg West Virginia police led by Chief T J Helmick arrested cula and Jessie Metz on suspicion in the death of Judge J A Watson found dead on his porch Friday morning. The funeral drew perhaps 3000 mourners.
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Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
T. J. Helmick
Cula
Jessie Metz
J. A. Watson
Judge Watson
Coaster Crash Injures Eleven At Clason Point Ride
Special to The Waspingawa Fes reports the Clason Point twin racing coaster near Clason Point amusement park Bronx suffered an accident. Eleven hurt as a carload watching another car plunge then rammed into them. The cars climbed 100 feet above ground before collision. A bystander attempted to restart a stalled car but no footing existed and a second car then sped into resting riders.
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New York
Clason Point
Bronx
Taft's 160 Mile Sunday Auto Ride in Massachusetts
President Taft undertook his longest automobile excursion today, starting from Beverly and traveling about 160 miles through Worcester Millbury and Boston area before returning by 8 pm. Accompanied by Mrs Taft Henry W Taft and Captain Archibald Butt the trip drew crowds at Revere Beach and Norumbega Park though many failed to recognize him as he allowed the journey to proceed without fanfare.
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Massachusetts
Revere Beach
Beverly
Mars
Tatt
Worcester
Millbury
Mass
Delia Torrey
Taft
Henry W. Taft
Charlie Taft
Capt
Archibald Butt
Jorrey
Horace D. Taft
Delia
White House
Milioury
Aunt Delia
Evans Cottage
Boston
Speedway
Tafts
H. W. Phillipses
New York
Europe
Lakeside
Norumbega Park
Boslton
America
Patt
Revere
Billi
Bui Taft
Norumbega
Charles River
Leonard Wood
Wood
United States
Buenos Aires
Eberhardt
Minnesota
Frank B. Hellogg
St. Paul
Wiliam L. Ward
Mr. Taft
Taft OKs Opinion On Lee Statue In Capitol Hall
Attorney General Wickersham concludes no law prevents Virginia from placing Robert E Lee in Statuary Hall wearing a Confederate uniform. He argues the act authorizes states to choose symbols of historic renown, and that Lee’s statue could reflect national reconciliation despite Civil War faults.
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Confederacy
Beverly
Taft
Wickersham
Robert E. Les
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Washington
Wickersam
Lee
Virginia
House
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
Act of Congress
National Capitol
Robert Lee
Five Women Die in Fire at Drapery Store
Fire swept a crowded Williams drapery store in Accrington London last night from crossed electric wires. Five women perished as customers rushed to escape. Reduced excursion fares to Jamestown New York and Chautauqua Lake offered August 5 and 6 by Pennsylvania Railroad with return validity to August 18. See nearest ticket agent.
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London
Burns
Williams Drapery
Accrington
Jamestown
Chactauqua Lake
Pennsylvania Railroad
N. Y
Chautauqua
Society
The issue overview lists pages with items including Dr Crippen and girl prisoners, a mother who killed her children, Taft visit, a statue in the Capitol, Vatican blame from Spanish premier, guardsmen return from war, and various notices across pages 1 through 5 with sports, editorials, and financial reviews.
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Dr. Crippen
John G. Carlisle
Taft
Capitol
Vatican
Hoon
Heart of Cambridge
Burns
News of Alexandria
Pastor Russell
Pellagra
T-Society
Prowna
Spain recalls ambassador as Vatican dispute deepens
Madrid and Rome clash over the recall of Marquis de Ojeda to Spain. Premier Canalejas defends sovereignty and presses decrees on religious orders while the Vatican withholds a direct recall notice. Papal nuncio Vico remains in Madrid awaiting official word.
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Madrid
Canalejas
Marquis de Ojeda
Vatican
Holy See
Maura
England
Merry del Val
Spain
Hias
Universo
Sagasta
Rome
Mgr
Vico
Premer Canalejas
Cardinal Merry del Val
Mer. Vico
Paris
Return of Gettysburg Guardsmen Marks Homeward Debut
Soldiers of the District militia arrive in Baltimore after maneuvers in rural Pennsylvania. Crowds greet 1st and 2nd Infantry as banners, bands, and photographers line the depot. Leaders praise the regiments as the war ends for now with plans to expand the guard next year and form new engineer and signal corps units.
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Johnny
Gettysburg
Battery
Fox
New York and
Delaware Avenues
Signal Corps
Barker
Ambulance Corps
W. D. Fales
W. B. Hudson
Lune
Tme
Wlile
Stratton
Arnica
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Maj. Robbins
Catesons
Second Infantry
Richard D. Simms
Harries
Wotherspoon
War College
Smiiey
Engineer Corps
Wick Bil
Maj
Wheaton
District Signal Corps
Mounted Signal“Corps
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Marconi
Scotland
Iner
Jason
Dr. Stewart
Delanger
McCarthy
Francis Gaudreau
Montroge
Stewart
Den
Gaudreau
Robinson
Angerg” Crippen
Niagara Falls
Haktimere & Onto
Philadelphia
Micturesque
Lehigh Valley R. R
Italy
Hue
Motors
Torey
TAFE
G. A. R. Men
Onus
Bagk
Arnca Bottle
Baltimore , Ohio
R. B
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Harpere Ferry
Chariastown
Sumanegint
Stephenson
Wachesteron
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