Crippen and Miss Leneve Await Transport to England
In a Montreal to London context Crippen and Miss Leneve face extradition hearings as Ottawa prepares the release order. Dew notes arrival time hinges on Ottawa approval while Froest anticipates three weeks before prisoners land in England for trial. Local inquest details unfold with new witness Belinda May and further testimony from Miss Leneve.
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Guild
Freest
Quebec
Dr Crippen
Leneve
Eingland
Dominion
Ottawa
Canada
Dew
Royal Edward
London
Great Mitchell
Rippen
Thay
Fis Gane Fanta
Thomas
Sorener
Oracdor
Helle Elmore
Schroeder
Arthur Newton
Cilppen
Ity
Beha
Crippen
J HY Mioutte
Misa Leneve
Belle Elmore
Belinda May
Music Hail Ladies' Guild
Fellerlaore
Amera Crippen
Froest
Scotland Yard
Cippen
Miss Leneve
Enxil
Pastor Resigns Over Political Sermon Demands
Rev Dan te Moodward, Methodist pastor at Omre Wis, quits after superintendent insisted he align his pulpit with district policy or stop speaking politics. Moodward says he was given a note of absence with the understanding he might take the state reinstatement option. Superintendent Andersen says a pastor cannot both serve his church and be a public speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rf Andersen
Fas
Submarines Launch for Torpedo Practice Patrol
The Washington Post reports a submarine force including the Cuttlefish Viperial Tarantula, commanded by Thut Foo McNair, departed Annapolis for Solomons Island for torpedo practice. The group was accompanied by Yeung Stmneish and the torpedo boat Pagtes.
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Washington Post
Annapols
Foula
Thut fFoo McNair
Annapolis
Solomons Island
Rugige
Yeung
Pagtes
Death notices fade for Ida Virginia with funeral set
Ida Virginia Sefarf dies at her residence 1348 Budld Street Fortiwest on Monday August 16 1910 at 7. The funeral will be held at her late residence on Wednesday August 7 at 2 pm. Interment private. Marriage and death notices appear in multiple newspapers upon request.
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Sefarf
Budld Street
Fortiwest
IDA Virginia
Frank Speare
Prnate
Washington Post
Inrat
Pnantrver
Pittsburg
Providence Journal
Herald
St Louis Republc
New York Times
St Paul
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Obituary and Funeral Directors Listings in Washington DC Area
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple funeral directors and embalmers with chapel names and contact numbers in Washington DC and surrounding areas. Entries include John R Wright Co, Harvey's Sons, H M Sardo Co, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, W R Speare, Frank A Speare, Geo P Zurhorst, William Lee, and others with telephone and address fragments indicating available day and night service and livery in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Wright CC Co
Embalmers
Harvey's Sons
Ry AL
Sersie
Us Chapel
WM H.sardo&co
Funfeal
Thos. S Sergeon
RS Cain
Thos A. Costello
Conte
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh St
Modern Chapel
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A Speare Mer
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
J William Lee
Pennsyniania
Victor Battles Rabies Dog Incident with Wedderburn
The victim, after a fierce encounter with a dog, turned the carcass over to the Bureau of Animal Industry for examination. Police and witnesses report the dog may have been rabid. officials will announce findings later today. If confirmed, Wedderburn and Miss Barbour plan Pasteur treatment at the public health lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Cat with Babies Bites Young Boy in Front of Home
A three year old white boy named Frank Baker was bitten on the wrist by a stray cat playing nearby at 503 G Street Southwest yesterday afternoon. Dr. W. F. Walter treated the child noting no serious injury but ordered rabies precaution. The cat was killed and its body sent to the Bureau of Animal Industry laboratory for examination.
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G Street Southwest
Frank Baker
W. F. Walter
H Street Southwest
Walter
Bacteriological Laboratory
Bureau of Animal Industry
Slave Girl Gains Freedom In Chinatown Escape
San Francisco August 15 Li So a Chinese slave girl fleeing captors ran through Chinatown alleys toward a policeman who offered protection. Fung Bing King an interpreter for Hop Sing Tong detained as Li So accuses him of holding her in an alley house. Li So requests deportation to China. officials search for her.
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San Francisco
Li So
Sho
Chinatown
Fung Bing King
Hop Sing Tong
China
Drought Fire Across Pacific Northwest Spurs Army Aid
Forest fires burn across Oregon Washington Idaho with millions in losses. Rain briefly falls near Wallace Idaho after dynamite tests to seek precipitation. In Montana Glacier park fire scenes heighten urgency. Gen Wood orders three Army infantry companies to assist.
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Spokane
Wash
Wallace
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Coeur - Alene
Wenahar
Yacol
Vancouver
Washington
Colville
Oregon
Wallowa
Butte
Mont
Montana
Bunker
Flathead National Forest
Gary
Paola
Crazy Mountain
Absaroka Forest
Interior Department
Leonard Wood
Army
Second Infantry
American Lake Maneuvers
New Park
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Trolley Smash Injures Seven Near Wilmington
Sunday excursionists returning from Brandywine Springs were aboard two trolley cars on the People's railway when they collided at Elsmere, a Wilmington suburb, last midnight. Motorman Spahn could not stop the downhill brakes. his car struck the other, pinning him in debris. Seven people were injured but all are expected to recover.
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Cara
Wilmington
Washington Post
Deb
Brandywine Springs
People’s Railway
Elsmere
Spahn
Noahs Ark in Port Debarkation From Minnetonka
Special to The Washington Past New York Aug 15 steamship Minnetonka arrived from London carrying 118 hooten animals 3 dogs 3 crates of reptiles 4 crates of cranes and 4 crates of other birds plus cows and 8 horses This large domestic animal shipment across the Atlantic required crews to feed them hay and grain None reported to have lost any sea legs while the animals appeared content aboard the vessel
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Washington
New York
Minnetonka
London
Atlantic
Hotel Fire Drives Tyrol Guests to Camp Out
A large Karersen Hotel on Tyrols Lake Stareer burned today waking five hundred European and American visitors who escaped unharmed but must camp in the open while awaiting conveyances to the nearby town. English diplomat Herbert G Dering named first secretary to the British legation in Mexico City will sail for New York August 17 en route to start duties there.
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Vienna
Lake 'Stareer
Tyrol
Mexico
London
Herbert G. "Dering
Mexico City
New York
Dering
Washington
Woman Lived as Man for Years in New York Wager Outcome
Elena B Smith formerly Mia Smith lived as Albert C Martinez a successful bookkeeper and salesman among New York firms for nearly five years. A Boston wager spurred the disguise aided by a companion named Miss Torgersen, with Smith later returning to her female identity and moving to a new home.
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New York
Alberto Martinez
Elena B. Smith
South America
Mia Smith
Albert Martines
Manhattan
Bronx
Elena B Smith
Nothme
Boston
Hdna Torgersen
New York City
Murray Hall
Mye Dae
New York Hospital
Millionaires Tax Assessments Set Low in Nassau County
New York August 1 reports Nassau county millionaires face low property assessments. The board of assessors finished work and will hear protests tomorrow at Manhasset. Payne Whitney at Manhasset valued at 1.01 million real and 25 thousand personal. William K Vanderbilt Jr at Lakeville 80 thousand real and 100 thousand personal. Mrs Vanderbilt Jr personal. Mrs Clarence Mackay Rostyn 58 acres valued at 170 thousand real. W Brokaw Great Neck 500 thousand real. Howard Gould Sands Point 283 acres 150 thousand real and 100 thousand personal. Louise Sherry Manhasset 8 thousand real. Residents protest low valuations saying Whitney property worth over 1 million and Brokaw holdings exceed assessed value.
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New York
Hi Fg
Nassau County
Asgeasora
Manhassett
Long Island
Payne Whitney
Manhasset
Willam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Lakeville
William K Vanderbilt, Jr
Clarence Mackay
Rostyn
W. Gould Brokaw
Great_Neck
Howard Gould
Sands Point
Port
Washington
Louise Sherry
School of 50 Whales Seen Off Portland Maine
Captain GB L. Lewis aboard the schooner Mary Smith sighted fifty whales in one school near Boom Island as they drifted toward the Bay of Fundy. Several large whales approached the tiny vessel prompting concern for collision. The sighting is noted as the largest Maine water report in years.
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Portland
GB L. Lewis
Mary Smith
Boom Island
Lewis
Bay of Fundy
Maine
Clew to Rice murder mystery firm leads in Madison Ohio
Madison Ohio detectives pursue a possible clue to the killer of millionaire attorney William L. Rice after a stranger visited Nellie Davitt asking to see a Cleveland paper from the day after the crime. The inquest resumes with no new facts disclosed.
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Madison
Ohio
Cleveland
William L. Rice
Nellie Davitt
Four Killed Under Wall At Grass River Dam Site
In Watertown New York Aug 15 a 300-foot river dam abutment collapsed while Italian laborers excavated for a raceway in Grass River. Four workers were killed, two bodies recovered, and several others were injured or believed buried under concrete debris. The mass concrete fill blocks the river channel below the abutment built by the St Lawrence Power Company near Massena.
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Watertown
N. Y
Grass River
Massena
St Lawrence Power Company
Ferry Struck by Fog on Ledge Off St Paul Island
In heavy fog off St Paul Island in the Bering Sea, the U S revenue cutter Perry struck a rock, tore out her bottom, and was abandoned after boats were lowered and the crew moved ashore. Tahoma and Manning stood by. the cutter was blown up. Crew later found shelter five miles inland at a sealing company agent's home.
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Valdez
Alaska
United States Revenue-Cutter Rush
United States Revenue-Cutter Ferry
St Paul Island
Bering Sea
Perry
Tonkie Point
Haake
Foley
Aristocratic French bulldog arrives in Pullman car
Radium a French bulldog with a long pedigree arrived in Pullman service from Alameda, traveling in a special coach section chartered at a cost of $2,000. Presented by Drew to his wife, the dog was purchased at a Paris prize show and understands only French.
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Drew
Alameda
Cal
Frank
Paris
Adventists Patron Dead Miss Sarah E Gleason
Utica New York August 15 Mrs Sarah E Gleason of Chicago philanthropist who annually spent much of her income for the Adventists and their missions died here of apoplexy She was visiting and was 34 years old Watchman Stairs.
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S. E. Gleason
Utica
Sarah E Gleason
Chicago
Big Flood Cost 1112 Lives in Japan
Tokyo reports show 12 dead and hundreds missing from the great floods that inundated many districts last week. About 3,953 houses were washed away with thousands more under water, leaving thousands homeless and dependent on public relief.
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Tokyo
Japan
Attempted wreck of trans Atlantic train near Bayeux
An overnight attempt to wreck a special trans Atlantic train near Bayeux occurred yesterday while the train was returning from Cherbourg. The engineer on a freight train saw the Paris bound track blocked with iron bars, stopped his train, and ran ahead to flag Senator Root in Paris. Root has arrived from The Hague where he attended the Newfoundland fisheries case before the international arbitration tribunal as the guest of Ambassador Bacon.
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Pars
Bayeux
Cherbourg
Enator Root
Paris
United States
Elihu Root
Hague
International Arbitration Tribunal
Bacon
Vasit
Berne
Switzerland
M. Falsieres
M Pichon
M. Millerand
Comtesse
Federal Palace
Nebraska political row over Postmaster Thomas removal bid
Insurgent attorney Franklin A Shotwell sues to remove Omaha Postmaster B F Thomas alleging he acted as campaign manager for Senator Elmer J Burkett and skewed city politics. The 12 charges accuse Thomas of serving as Burkett aide and delegate to Republican conventions since appointment, amid intra party battle within Douglas county Neb. Shotwell leads the National League of Republican Clubs and helped found the first Taft club in Nebraska.
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B. F. Thomas
Omaha
Nebra
United States
Elmer J. Burkett
Nebraska
Frankin A Shotwell
Douglas County
Nebr
Burkett
Hitchcock
Thomas
Shotwell
National League of Republican Clubs
John Hays Hammond
Washington
Frst
Taft Club
Shanklin Under Knife at Wesleyan
President W A Shanklin of Wesleyan University Middletown Conn is a patient at St Luke s Hospital after being taken from his Oak Bluffs summer home for an appendectomy The operation was reported successful at the hospital this afternoon Also noted a separate incident of a fleeing convict shot to death near Raleigh after threatening to die rather than be captured while serving six months for robbing a cash drawer
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Wesleyan University
New Bedford
Mass
W. A. Shanklin
Middletown
Beath
Asheville
N. C
Edwin Nicholson
Reeds
Raleigh
Standard Oil Directors Fail To Reach Quorum On Dividend
Hot weather forces Standard Oil directors to flee New York, leaving no quorum at the August meeting to approve the September dividend. The quarterly payout, normally 8 36,000,000 d, was not acted upon due to absence of required directors.
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Standard Oil
New York
Standard Oil Company
Tragic drowning near Lesser Slave Lake mission
Winnipeg residents Father August Welch and Joseph Nicholas, members attached to the Lesser Slave Lake Catholic mission, drowned today in Smoky River while returning from visiting members of the mission. The accident occurred near the river, with authorities noting the loss of two local parishioners.
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Canadian Mission Crown
Smoky River
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Fathera August Welch
Joseph Nicholas
Lesser Slave Lake
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Stump
Ston
Gude
Boy
Animal Bureau
Chinaman
Kentucky Railroad
Mana
Lexington
Ernest A Hornbrook
City Water Company
James F Cox
Rod Lucinda
Sykes
Chesterfieln
Res
Health Office Record
Wibber R and
Rosie S Payne
Bey Joan Wand Sadley Rynex
Claude
Ella Petrone
Jesse
Mary Proctor
Robert
Marsy Aahton
Elisha H Cole
Samuel D Shuster
John E McLeran
Thomas B McCarthy
Bladensburg Road
Edward Cissel
St .Anns Orphan Asylum
James Franklin
Children's Hospital
Louis and
Minole Diebap
Hill
Amelia Winston
Elagod
Burton Washington Asylum Hospital
Arthur Murray Price
Va Ave. Nw
Florence Young
K St. Nw
Raymond Scott
Brantley Eo Crampton
16Th St Ne
Pearl Lee
Alice Poe
Limerick Alley
Kalon Wine Co
St. N.w
Elena Smith
Albert C. Martinez
World
Posesj
Long Islanders
School OF 50 Whales
Rice
Wall
Kuppenheimer
Grosner
House OF Kuppenheimer
Penna. Ave
The
Pullman
Chattanooga
Tenn
W A. Wasmund
Michigan
D. Barnes
Wasmund
Hom
R. Harris & Co
Seventh’ ‘and
D Streets
Shanklin
Wilhelmins
Seventh St. LW
Holmes
Pallieres
North Coast Limited
Rail
Cem
St. Paul
Imsmanie
Seattle
Tacoma
Sac
Rockies
Dadane
St Ja
Pailadelphia Ofice
Chestnut St
Pemmill
Northern Pacific Ry
Sima
Henry
Straus, Gunst & Co. Distillers and Distributere
Richmond, VA
House of Quality
4S-Light CO
Tenth Street
Randle Highlands
Capitol
Dupont Circle
Sta Te
U. & Realty Company
Ith and
Ave
A. Muddiman & Co
12Th St
Health Movement Carga Sa
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