Crippen Dupe Lenove Faces Aug 8 Trial in Quebec
Dr Hawley Crippen and Ethel Lenove remain in Quebec custody as they await trial for the murder of Belle Elmore. Crippen is held in a provincial jail after an arraignment, while Lenove, ill but under police care, is kept in the Chief McCarthy residence jail setting. Extradition steps await as Scotland Yard sends Sergi Mitchell with formalities, and both prisoners are expected to sail for England on the earliest ship allowed.
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Quebec
England
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
Belle Elmore
Montrose
Miss Lenove
McCarthy
Crippen
London
Cable
Provincial Court of Special Sessions
Scotland Yard
Sergi, Mitchell
Dewin
Traln
Missy Lenove
Miss Leneve
Cripyen
Thirteen in Steerage on Rotterdam Arrives in New York
Among steerage passengers arriving on the Rotterdam today was a family of thirteen. Ken- Jarick Van Kooten, father of eleven children, said he has been married thirteen years and travels from Appledorn in Gelderland to Alton, Iowa, where he has bought a farm. The voyage will take thirteen days and both he and his wife say thirteen holds no terrors.
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Washington Post
New York
Rotterdam
Ken- Jarick van Kooten
Appledorn
Province of Gelderland
Holland
Alton
Iowa
Initiation May Be Fatal In Indiana Hazing Case
Guy Buffington, 16, is believed dying at his Van Buren home after an initiation into the Knights of Good Fellows. He was beaten with clubs and forced to wrestle until exhausted, near the town limits. Names of the hazers have been given to police.
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Washington Fos. van Buren
Ind
Guy Buffington
Order of Knights of Good Fellows
Hazers
Hint of More to Tell Court Does Not Free Him
In New York a high profile case surrounds Harvey Wiley Corbett and John Quailey, accused by Mrs. W. T. Bull of swindling $5,000 for a magnesia investment. As habeas corpus arguments proceed, Quailey challenges the case and references the Van Valkenburgh letters, while Mrs Bull presses the matter with district attorneys and her counsel.
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New York
Harvey Wiley Corbett
John Quailey
W. T. Bull
Qualey
Charles L. Craig
van Valkenburgh
Philip van Vankenburgh
William Hayes Chapman
Europe
Edward Lauterbach Craig
John F. McIntyre
Corbett
Perkins
McIntyre
Fall River
Columbus
St. Regis
King Leaves Spain Amid Vatican Crisis Turmoil Deepens
Aug. 1 dispatches report King Alfonso and Queen Victoria leaving Spain for England with a stop in Rambouillet. The Vatican and Spanish government clash over concessions from 1904 as the ambassador to Rome exits after presenting Madrid’s communication. Officials say no retaliation yet and paper debates continue on church state relations. Catholic tensions rise in Biscay as priests denounce government policy and preparations for a large demonstration proceed.
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Vatican
San Sebastian
Spain
Alfonso
Victoria
England
Ramboullet
France
President Fallieres
Rome
Canalejan
Marquis de Ojeda
Madrid
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Vico
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Holy See
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Maura
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
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Don Jaime
Biscayan
Imparcial
Mheral Presa
Lberal Preas
Liorens
Frohsdorf
I Bilboa
State Department
American Board of Commissioners’ For Foreign Missions
Capital Clergy Interested In Vatican Spanish Controversy
Catholic clergy in Washington follow the Vatican Spanish government dispute with interest. Father Hannan says the issue is not doctrinal but a test of church state relations and its possible impact on anticlerical sentiment in Europe. The piece notes the ongoing diplomatic dispute continuing on the second page.
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Vatican
Father Hannan
Washington
America
Europe
Harmon reveals Gen Charles Dick volunteered for guard duty
Gov Harmon amidst a streetcar strike in Columbus announced that Maj Gen Charles Dick, also a U S senator, volunteered to command guard troops. He cited Weybrecht’s wire noting Dick would lead the guard, while criticizing the staff as costly and noting state expenses tied to the force.
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Weybrecht
Leutenant
Tar and Feathers by Proxy at Seabright Clash
James M. Aligor, Seabright’s first settler, faces libel charges after painting six men’s names on a fence and tar and feathering the figures by proxy. He was ordered to erase the names in Freehold court but instead repurposed tar and feathers, targeting residents he accuses of boycotting his business venture.
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Apedal
New York
James M.aliger
Seabright
N. J
All Men
Chorus Girls Scarce in New York For Chicago Touring Firm
J J Schubert of a Chicago theatrical firm says chorus girls are vanished in New York as stars marry millionaires or leave the stage. He aims to recruit Chicago’s best looking chorus girls to fill twenty productions ready for the road and fill thinning ranks. Chicago girls reputed as best looking on stage.
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Washington
Chicago
J. J. Schubert
Lee
New York
Schubert
Stags
Settlement Near in Grand Trunk Strike Talks
Montreal aug 1 a conference between Grand Trunk officials striking conductors trainmen and yard men and the labor minister adjourned late tonight Rumors circulated that a settlement was near and the strike might end An official Grand Trunk statement said an agreement was reached but details were not released Garretson and Lee presidents of the opposing unions denied any settlement knowledge
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Montreal
Quebec
Grand Trunk
Garretson
Lee
Actress Grace Eaton Frees Convict at San Quentin
A special dispatch from San Francisco reports Grace Eaton, former Olga Nethersole company member, at San Quentin gates to greet Percy Pembroke of Oakland as he leaves on parole. Pembroke, once in a tough Oakland group, was convicted of robbery and served a long term. Eaton and Nethersole helped secure his release.
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Percy Pembroke
San Quentin
Washington Port
San Francisco
Grace Ef&ton
Olga Nethersole
Was &T
Gates
San Quentin Penitentiary
Oakland
Pembroke
Nethersole
Miss Eaton
Tyck Sets 5570 Foot Altitude Record at Brussels Meet
Brussels reports new altitude records daily with aeroplanist Tyck reaching 5,570 feet at the Brussels Aviation Meet. The Niagara Falls excursion details list a special train from Washington at 7:45 a.m. via Philadelphia and the Lehigh Valley BR, with return validity within fifteen days and flexible stopovers to Niagara Falls.
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Brussels
Niagara Falle
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falla
Bop
Woman aviator kills boy in Sunderland crash
Mme Franck, a French aviator, attempted a Channel crossing but weather halted her plans. Flying a Farman biplane at Sunderland she struck a flagpole, then landed on a sightseer’s car, crushing and killing a boy. Several others injured as Franck suffered serious injuries to her leg and throat.
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London
Mme
Franck
Sunderland
Farman
Idea
Roberts Steps Out as Banking Leader After Consolidation
In Chicago the Continental and Commercial National Bank opens as the second largest national bank in the United States. George F. Roberts resigns as president of the Commercial National to join the Continental as president and withdraws from banking. He signs a letter to the Chicago Clearing House Association announcing his retirement.
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Chicago
Continental and Commercial National Bank
United
George F. Roberts
Chicago Clearing House Association
Commercial National
Continental
Ozark Aborts Deep Sea Cruise Off Annapolis
On board the Ozark off Annapolis Maryland August 1 the ship could not sustain 9 knots, deck flooding and seasickness slowed the voyage. The naval reserve fleet continued toward Gardiners Bay while Ozark returned to Hampton Roads to regroup. Fresh water ran short, boilers and condensers failed, and the ice machine broke, forcing the crew to drink warm water and seek saltwater Swiss-cheese for relief. The ship later sheltered near Lynnhaven Bay, then headed for Annapolis after a night storm interrupted plans.
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Sta
Naval
Ozark
Annapolis
Washington
Gardners’ Bay
Naval Reserve Fleet
Wampton Roads
Hampton Roads
Naval Reserve
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Capes
Gardnerg Hay
Lynnhaven Bay
Montt to Meet Taft in New York Arrival
The army navy and State Department prepare a notable reception for Chilean President Montt on his New York arrival on Thursday. He will stay three to four days en route to Europe and visit Taft on Friday. Plans include a rail trip to Boston and then Beverly aboard the Mayflower yacht.
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Navy
State Department
President Montt
Chile
New York
Europe
Chandler Hase
William H. Carter
War Department
H. McL
Hase
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Taft
Boston
Beverly
Taft Holds Focus on Public Business and NY Politics
President Taft deserts broad campaign, plans few speeches and declines speaking in Providence in September. He leans toward attending the National Conservation Congress in St Paul on September 6 as a flying trip, with the conservation feature written in advance. Beverly meeting with Sherman and Ward discusses New York governor race prospects Clark Williams and Henry L. Stimson cited as possibilities while Roosevelt’s influence looms. Taft endorses a hands off approach and awaits state convention decisions.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Clark Williams
Stimson
Ward
Sherman
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Providence
Atlantic Deeper Waterway Association
Cngress
Gov. Hiberhardt
Minnesota
St. Paul
National Conservation Congress
Conservation Congress
Mr. Taft
Provincetown
New York Politica
New York
Albany
He. L. Stimson
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Burgess Point
Gov
Col
Dog's Faithfulness Voiced In Tragic Long Island Drowning
Special to The Washington Pest New York August 1 A drowning tragedy occurs when three year old George S D Smith falls into a duck pond behind his grandfather Alfred Alum's Hempstead home on Long Island. The Belmont Hospital ambulance responds, driven by the child's father who operates a village garage.
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Washington
New York
Colle
George SD. Smith
Alfred Alum
Hempstead
Long Island
Belmont Hospital
Ballinger rails at demagogues in Minneapolis interview
Secretary Ballinger denounces his critics as demagogues and accuses foes of trying to split Taft and Roosevelt over conservation. He defends Taft's liberal policy and warns against alarmist claims about timber and coal. News notes ongoing Ballinger Pinchot inquiry and related investigations in Washington and Minneapolis.
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Roosevelt
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Tait
Theodore Roosevelt
I. Laft
East
Cunningham Group
Ballinger
Andrew Christensen
Laura R. Glavis
General Land Office
Portland
Oreg
Christensen
Ballinger-Pinchot
Federal Building
Seattle
Mr. Glavis
Juneau Land Office
Glavis
Washington
Interior Department
Government
Ithe
Crippen Cage and Public Notices Lead Obscure Page
Police pity Crippen's dupe and developments in Mrs Bull's suit headline a fractured page. King and Queen leave Spain. Ozark gives up sea cruise. Taff speeches and Ballinger assault. Tadge Watson poisoned amid odd captions.
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Crippen
Mrs. Bull
Spain
Ozark
Taff
Ballinger
Tadge Watson
Bues
Pitcher
Capitol
Aero Club
Law of the Crippen Cage. 4—Madris Envoys Hostile To U. S
Killa
Kenilworth
Poolroom
Swanson
Lee
Prosecution Ordered of Delinquent Township Trustees
Gov Marshall ordered the attorney general to prosecute three Indiana township trustees after reports from the accounting board show misused funds. The action targets both the trustees and their bondmen, with civil suits to recover nearly 190000 dollars.
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Marshall
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Mareshall
State Accounting Board
Murdered Judge Watson and Missing Cash Probe
Parkersburg West Virginia reports a sensational murder case as Judge James A. Watson, a 69 year old lawyer and capitalist, is found dead on his porch with suspected strychnine poison in his stomach. Mrs Mets and Claude Simms are detained then released as investigators seek the missing $2,000 to $3,000.
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Parkersburg
Baffies
Washington Post
W. Va
James A. Watson
Jessis
Lulu Mets
Claude &. Simms
Judge Watson
Simms
Metz
Sury
Watson
Fabister
Law and
Hiquor
Posses
J. Ross
Rose
Mary Kelley
Nester
Mets
Offiee
Philadelphia
Crane Pecks Out His Eye In Stray Crane Attack
In Carralltown Pennsylvania on August 1, Joseph Warender, 33, was holding a wounded crane when the bird pecked out his left eye. Doctors fear sympathetic nerve trauma may cause loss of the right eye, leaving him blind.
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Carralltown
Joseph Warender
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