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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1910

Page

26

Crippen and Leneve arraigned in Quebec jail trial delay

No. 12 472 Crippen and Ethel Leneve are arraigned before a Quebec magistrate and remanded to August 8 as they await extradition to England for the murder of Hawley Crippen’s wife. Miss Leneve receives lenient police treatment amid questions of her role and potential testimony.

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Initiation Hazing Leads to Fatal Outcome In Washington

A Washington Cast Peau Hues Ind report notes a fatal hazing incident on August 1. A youth, aged about 12, was beaten with clubs and forced to endure abuse in front of other boys until exhausted. Officers were given the names of the hazers.

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Actress Grace Eaton Frees Paroled Oakland Youth

Grace Eaton, former Olga Nethersole company member, greeted Percy Pembroke at San Quentin gates after parole. Pembroke, once in the Nethersole troupe in Oakland, was convicted of robbery and given a long term. Eaton, aided by Nethersole, helped obtain his release.

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Will suit seeks one third of King estate for adopted daughter

Helen King Longacre, adopted daughter of Endicott King, filed in district supreme court a bill in equity claiming one third of an estate valued around $60,000. She argues will terms fix inheritance to the same as District of Columbia laws would grant. She seeks the estate declared a trust to share with two other children, Mary King Gage and John Harry King.

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Continental and Commercial National Bank Opens in Chicago

Chicago August, The Continental and Commercial National Bank opened today as the second largest national bank in the United States. George E. Roberts sent a letter to the Chicago Clearing House Association resigning as president. He retires as president of the Commercial National in the consolidation with the Continental, and has decided to quit the banking business.

Washington Post Chicago Continental and Commercial National Bank United States George E. Roberts Chicago Clearing House Association Commercial National Continental

Two bodies found in Long Island Sound after double death pact

The body of Amelia Kidvordka, a New Rochelle waitress, was found near Execution Lighthouse in the Long Island Sound this afternoon. Earlier, Alexandra Myroos, a cook, was found at Henry Mallaggier's beach last Tuesday, and her cousin Miss Tadverdha had been rowing with her Monday evening, the pair said to have planned to die together.

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KING LEAVES SPAIN TO VISIT BRITISH ROYALTY

King Alfonso and Queen Victoria depart Spain to visit the British royal family, with a planned stop at Rambouillet to meet President Fallieres in France. In Rome, Spain’s ambassador to the Vatican leaves after presenting the Madrid note, amid an unresolved church state dispute over concessions under the 1904 concordat.

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Democrats in Raleigh elect Eller to head state committee

Special to The Washington Post reports the Democratic State committee in Raleigh reelects A. H. Eller as chairman and names Walter E. Brock secretary. They foresee a hot campaign led by Republicans under Marion Butler and John Motley Morehead, with plans to win the state and a future governor. The panel also forms a five member panel to probe the Sixth district nomination dispute between O. L. Clark and H. L. Godwin and to report findings. A proposal for legalized primary law is tabled for next meeting.

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Vatican property dispute sparks Catholic protest

The text notes American Catholics follow Vatican affairs but doubt the concordat dispute will affect church welfare in the Americas. It cites Spain's religious landscape with about 30 communicants in Protestant churches and estimates up to 13,000 Protestant adherents and regular attendees, per State Department data.

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Crane Pecked Out His Eye In Bizarre Crane Attack

In Carrailtown Pennsylvania on August date a man named Joseph Warender aged 23 was holding a crane that had been slightly wounded when the bird pecked out his left eye. Doctors worry he may lose the other eye due to sympathetic nerve trouble.

Carrailtown Joseph Warender

Frantic San Diego ex-fireman kills three then shoots self

Burt S Durham a former San Diego fireman lured a crew to a distant quarter after a false alarm and fatally shot three firefighters his wife and child before turning weapon on himself in the Plaza area. Victims include Donald Grant Peter Sampsell and Guy Elliott with Grant killed and Sampsell dying. Durham dies in hospital.

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Hanging 40 hooks identified by clothing in Manassas

Desmond, a Baltimore worker, found a white man hanging near a Potomac river bridge, identified as William J. Whory of Manassas after alleged spree and robbery episode. The body, in striped overalls, lay in undergrowth. death ruled suicide by tying a necktie to a tree branch.

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Phogician and New Ukcoming Voses Leave Letter to Son

A Roche correspondence reveals a Tettel addressed to Leonard Roche care Hicks & bros Lynchburg Virginia referring to business. The only suicide hint is the closing line asking to be buried beside his sister as per her dying wish. Letter dated July 3 written on a downtown hotel letterhead.

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Gov Marshall Orders Prosecution of Delinquent Trustees

Gov. Marshall names 3 percent township trustees to the attorney general with State Accounting Board reports showing shortages of nearly 100,600 dollars. Prosecutions and civil suits will be started against the trustees and their bondsmen to recover the missing funds. Special cable from Washington. Indianapolis, Aug. 1.

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Taft Seeks Gubernatorial Pick Acceptable to Roosevelts Powers

President Taft met with Vice President Sherman and William Ward as New York politics dominated talks at Beverly. They discussed possible New York governor candidates Clark Williams and Henry L. Stimson while Taft kept hands off the final choice, aiming for a candidate who can unite factions and win support of Hughes and Roosevelt. The conference also touched on general politics and the Roosevelt influence in the state.

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Mysterious murder of Judge Watson shocks Parkersburg

Parkersburg West Virginia August reports detail the murder of Judge James A. Watson found dead on his porch with missing money. Suspects Jessia and Lulu Metz and Claude Simms detained then released as evidence remained insufficient. The case draws state wide attention with coroner's inquest ongoing and private investigators aiding authorities.

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