Capt Kendall Claims Credit For Crippen Arrest On Montrose
Montreal dispatch says Captain Kendall of the Montrose led the capture of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve. Kendall wired authorities after suspecting them, had the crew ready, and planned the arrest at Father Point. Inspectors Dew and colleagues acted on his orders, while Kendall limited interviews until now.
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Obituaries and funeral notices from August 1910
A batch of obituaries and funeral notices listing individuals such as WH Bryan John Griffin Carlisle Norman Kraft Garfield E hospital widow Mary Leding Cec a Holloran Francis and Susy M Paul. Notices include dates August 2 1910 and July 31 1910 with burial plans at Rock Creek Cemetery St Thomas Church Georgetown and St Stephen's Church and private family services in Washington DC Baltimore and surrounding areas.
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Lam
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Emma Bryan
Carlisle
Maw York
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Washington
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Curtlin
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Daniel
Julia Curran
Long
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Yolet
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Mary Poley
Godery
Henry Birch
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Thomas
William JH Godey
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Columbia
SCC
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Cwopom
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Gama
Kraft
George W and
Mary J. Kraft
Philadelphia
Kentiworth
Leding
Garfield Eospital
Blla EL
Robert Leding
Baltimore
Manning
Wep Om
Ceca Holloran
Hernacd Manning
St Stephen's Church
Lus
Francis
Hisnand
Marlon J
Frank W. McLean
Jacl
Bis Varxinia Avenue
Susy M Paul
Burns
Laved
Jamey Paul
Unknown newspaper item fragment listing several papers
Fragmentary OCR lists Cinrinnati Enquirer Ireland Plain Beater New York Times Gaston Globe Buffato Courier Philadephia with no clear event, date, or context to summarize.
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Ireland
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Crippen Arrest Recapped Aboard Montrose Vessel
The report details the arrest of Dr. Crippen and Miss Leneve during the Montrose voyage. Dew from Scotland Yard oversaw the operation with disguises and direct orders, while authorities search the cabin and apply caution in confronting the suspects.
Crippen Case Ties Witnesses as Extradition Moves Forward
Scotland Yard denied identification of the Crippen wife Belle Elmore body and said murder charges stand against Dr. Crippen and Ethel Le Neve. Witnesses, many women, will be sworn at Bow Street to aid proceedings in Canada, as Paul Martinetti and wife testify. Legal steps contemplate potential charge changes with judge’s approval. Arthur Newton, famed criminal advocate, will defend Crippen.
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Scotland Yard
Dew
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Dr. Crippen
Thifteen
Bow Street
Canada
Paul Martinetti
Crippens
Smusht
Ethel Leneve
Arthur Newton
London Solicitor, Who Has Cabled Dr. Crippen Hig Wllingness
200 Fishermen Drown in Amur Typhoon Near Nicolayovak
Two hundred fishermen drowned when their boats capsized during a typhoon on the River Amur near Nicolayovak. Rescue workers and local authorities reported the disaster, with early casualty tallies confirming the heavy loss of life.
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Amur
St. Petersburg
Licensed to Marry in a List of Couples
A clipped register lists multiple marriage licenses issued. Names include Charles A Van Siso 25 and Mary Taylor 28 with Rev Meeks officiating, plus James T Reed 21 and Eva M Chewning 2. Other pairs include George M Cummings and Bertha Mt Strobel, Emilie J M Ham back and Emilie J Ham back, and Charles J Benner 21 with Florence I Knott 18.
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Charles A. van Siso
Mary Taylor
Benjamin W. Meeks
Henry M. Erskine
Ruby Kotchen
Charles F Sontag
James T. Reed
Eva M. Chewning
George M. Cummings
Bradley
Bertha Mt Strobel
Alexandria
J. M. Little
Justus L. Cooke
Emilie J. M. Hamback
New York City
William McKenney
Charles J. Benner
Florence I. Knott
Charles T. Warner George W. Haughton
Philadelphia
Jeanne M. Leannarda
John Rshannon
Cedric M. Wood
Sadie IL. Darnall
James L McLain
James E. Povey
Alice E. Davis
BW Meeks George H Darrell
Lillian F. Gude
Congress Heights
D. C
W. L
William T Ray
Johnson City
Tenn
Mabelle I Essensa
Smithport
Rex Foon R Shannon
Will Supply Canal Cement Denies Resignation Rumor
Vice President de Navarro of Atlas Portland Cement Company denies reports that J Rogers Maxwell has resigned and that control has shifted. He states Maxwell will not resign, no change of control occurred, and the dividend was for company improvements. Panama contract remains the ongoing, successful commitment with over 1,000,000 barrels delivered of 4,500,000.
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de Navarro
Atlas Portland Cement Company
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Panama Canal
Iowa corn needs rain in drought hit state
Des Moines Iowa August 2 The Iowa crop bulletin issued by the State crop bureau reports three fourths of the states corn crop holding its own despite drought damage but the remaining quarter must have rain soon. Signs of burning are noted in the Northwest.
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Iowa Crop Bulletin
State Crop Bureau
Coghlan Estate Left to Son In Will
Mrs. Jula B. Coghlan widow of Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan provides for $15 000 in personal property and $5 000 in real estate to her son Graham Coghlan of Tiburon California and his wife.
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New York
Jula B. Coghlan
Joseph B. Coghlan
Graham Coghlan
Tiburon
Cal
Health Office Record of Newborns and Deaths Listed
The document lists numerous birth records from the health office for couples naming a series of newborn girls and boys. It also records several deaths with names and hospital or residence details including Washington area facilities and addresses. Names include Timothy J Nelligan, Joseph White, George Hunter, William Clark, Permelia Campbell, Herry Haker, Agnes Wall, Rose Teats, Euphemia Poulos, Anna Thewalter, Anna Mehler, Margaret Wall, Bertha Fawcett, Belt, Nealy, Geraci, Hook, Desa, rizzel, Turvey, Harris, Wabb, King, Anderson, and others with associated spouses or parents. Death entries reference Julius Utke, Blary Erickson, Mitchell E Robinson, Thomas J Anderson, Howard Glenmore Rooke, Chief Fox, Francis Bebastian, Henry Kauffman, Mary Jane Diggd, Garfield, D. C., 61 years. Medical facility notes include Washington Asylum Hospital and George Washington University Hospital.
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Julia Nelligan
Joseph W
Mary Eienora White
George E
Bessie W. Hunter
Wiliam D
Cielle Clark
Robert L
Permelia Campbell
Herry H
Mary K. Haker
Roland H
Agnes L. Wall
Clark W
Rose Teats
James and
Euphemia Poulos
Cecil E
Anna T Thewalter
Frederick A
Anna Louise Mehler
Edward V
Margaret A. Wall
Ralph C
Bertha M. Fawcett
Jesse Edington
Mary Louisa Belt
Jozeph Henry
Sepha Estella Nealy
George William
Clara Gray
Ignatio
Josephine Geraci
Robert J
Mary Hook
Waltert L
Mabel A. Desa
Hubaid V
Minnie
Rizzel
Walter Wo
Mary A. Turvey
Robert
Albertha J. Harris
John H
Edith Wabb
Katie King
Bos
Jacob
Minnie Anderson
Julius Utke
Blary Erickson
Washington Asylum Hospital
Sears Mitchell E Robinson
George Washington University Hospital
Thomas J Anderson
Government Hospital For the Insane
Sears Howard Glenmore Rooke
Pa. Ave
Chief Fox
Francis Bebastian
Wis. Ave
Henry Kauffman
Mary Jane Diggd
Garfield
D. C
Easy Washington Marriage Route Exposed by Reporter
Washington Post reporter tests the local Gretna Green scene at Judiciary Square. Agents scout couples to marry fast, with ministers ready to perform rites for a fee, sometimes below five dollars, while clerks resist casual perjury. The sting reveals lax age rules and cross-state improvisation to marry quickly.
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Davenport mother kills herself and two daughters
Davenport Iowa August 2 Mrs Nick Nehisen wife of a farmer after preparing burial robes for all three administered fatal doses of strychnine to herself and her two daughters ages 2 and 4 The elopement of a daughter with a much older man had preyed upon the mother leading to the tragedy.
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Alsop claim presented in London mediation
The American ambassador Whitelaw Feild and Chilean minister Senor Gana presented to the British foreign office their cases on the Alsop claim. The dispute involves a $1,500,000 loan to Bolivia in 1874 and unpaid obligations after Arica passed to Chile. Chile has deposited the claimed sum in London while King Edward and then King George are named as arbitrators.
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Panic on Ferryboat Fire Breaks Loose Near Jersey Shore
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western ferry Secaucus from Hoboken to New York loses control, crashes into a Pennsylvania Railroad boat under repair, drifts into a Jersey coal dock, and sparks a fire in the engine room. A deckhand is knocked senseless. passengers flee in alarm as tugs wrestle the vessel back and forth, ending at Twenty third Street Pier an hour and a half late.
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Taft sails for Europe aboard Kaiser Wilhelm III
Henry W. Taft brother of the President departs New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm III with plans to visit Paris and Switzerland. He notes strong business conditions yet lingering 1907 effects and praises recent Supreme Court appointment quality while expressing interest in Kansas Republican primaries and hoping for wireless results.
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Bryan Candidate Withdraws From Nebraska Governor Race
Omaha, August. R Patrick of Omaha today forwarded withdrawal from the Democratic gubernatorial nomination to the secretary of state. Patrick favored county option and was thought to back Bryan. Richard Metcalfe, editor of Bryans paper and Senate candidate, says he supports Gov Shallenberger for renomination. Leaders see Patrick’s withdrawal as indicating Bryan will support the incumbent governor.
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Not Hungry After Fast Ends for Catawisaa Merchant
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania reports H S Grove a Catawiesa area merchant ended a 21 day fast to cure indigestion declaring he is cured and began eating again though not hungry and expects several days before normal appetite returns. He notes only initial days felt hunger while he works among groceries and eatables. he lost two pounds during the fast.
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Assassins Murder Two in Persian Clash
In Teheran on August 2, a renewed assassination campaign between reactionists and adherents of the new order in Persia claimed two more victims. Ali Mohamed a leading nationalist and an associate were shot dead likely in reprisal for the earlier murder of Seyen Abdullah.
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Railway Strike Ends After Weeks of Turmoil in 1911
Ottawa reports a peace accord ending a conductor and yard crew strike begun July 18 on the Grand Trunk and Central Vermont systems. Wages rise about 18 percent back to May 1 and then advance toward the Eastern association schedule from January 1, 1912. Credit is given to Labour Minister W L Mackenzie King for brokered settlement, with wage standards linked to Canadian Pacific and Rutland lines for conformity.
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Settlement Satisfies Conductors and Trainmen Leaders
Pacific terms satisfy the presidents of the conductors and trainmen unions. Garretson and Lee declare satisfaction with the settlement and departed to continue the fight for St. Louis.
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Pythians Parade Through Milwaukee Streets
Twenty brigades of Knights of Pythias in uniform paraded Milwaukee’s principal streets for the grand encampment second day. Major General Arthur J. Stobbart commanded the march amid cheering crowds. Pythian Sisters met at the Plankinton Hotel for welcoming ceremonies and a monster reception at Whitefish Bay. Ban concerts shaded the parks as festivities continued.
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Women Lose School Fight in Washington Irving High Race
In Tarrytown New York on August 2 voters backed the men’s slate for the school board. Women fielded candidates but failed to win, while F R Pierson C F Davison and C W Fairchild won large majorities. Women supporters vow reform goals for the district persist despite the defeat.
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Lands Open to Homestead Settlement This Fall
Thousands of acres of unappropriated lands removed from national forests will be opened to homestead settlement and entry this fall. Lands lie in Colorado New Mexico Washington Oregon Utah Idaho and Wyoming. About 9220 acres in the Great Falls Montland district are restored to settlement October 22 and to entry November 21.
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Venezuelan plot thwarted and officials expelled
Reports from Willemstad Curaçao dated August 2 describe rumors of a plot to assassinate Vicente Gomez and Caracas’ governor. Gen Vidal of the El Caribe faction was imprisoned by order of Gomez Ruiz, with other Venezuelan leaders fleeing or expelled to New York or Willemstad amid government secrecy.
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New York
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Antonio Paraides
Procter settlement hinted in antenuptial case
Cincinnati notes Mrs Percy Procter formerly Baroness Nadine von Kii fuse left for New York en route to Europe. The case over $40 000 stock collateral for a note tied to an antenuptial contract is believed settled though no confirmation or public terms. Procter's attorney says they know their position. Also Hamburg reports American chess master Frank J Marshall was defeated in round thirteen by Russian Niem zowitsen with Schiechter still leading.
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