Crippen Murder Case Attracts London’s Attention
London dispatch reports the pursuit of Crippen the physician linked to the death of wife Belle Elmore. Miss Ethel Leneve, a stenographer and Crippen companion, emerges in a tangled case amid staged letters, disappearances, and a search of Hilldrop Crescent home. Police allege staged notices and a planned escape, with US and UK authorities coordinating watch on ships for Crippen and Leneve’s possible disguises.
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Ethel Leneve
Crippen
Spouse
Belle Elmore
Fiend
Gilmore
Belle Elmore Death Ties Crippen Case to Brooklyn Family
New York dispatch links Belle Elmore to Dr Crippen with a London letter saying she died in California. Brooklyn relatives, led by Mme Ginnett, seek clues amid delayed notices and a missing body while police trace Cora Makomaski’s stepfather Frederick Messinger and family connections in Williamsburg and Grove Street.
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New York
Belle Elmore
Brooklyn
R H Mills
Hidrep Crescent
London
England
Crippen
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Williamsburg
Rederick Messinger
Cora Belle Makomaski
Frederick Messinger
Grove Street
East Williamsburg
BR. H. Mills
Messinger
California
Mme. Ginnett
Dr. Crippen
Music Hall Artists’ Guild
Scotlang Yard
Mrs. Crippen
Harry
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
State Street
Los Angeles
Cora Crippen
Sergt
Ernest Walden
China Watches Far East Moves While China-Weighs Open Door Policy
Geneva Ohio July 14 After a jealous husband shot his wife and then killed himself the tragedy unfolded near Unionville. Shelby Young 37 a Chicago Elevated Railway conductor died by his own hand after the fatal shooting. Mrs Young had come to visit her father on a farm and reported years of misery. In Washington balance of power crisis the Chinese minister to the United States Chang Yintang spoke from Nyack about China’s wary stance as Japan and Russia maneuver in Manchuria. He noted China is building an army but it remains weak and defensive. He stressed value of American friendship and urged quiet development along its own lines.
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London
Stettand Ward
Setantes Ho Crippen
Battsrell
Tirhem
Hilldrop Crescent
North
Denton
Crippen
Sturdas
New York
Thas
Fondon
Leneve
P. Crippen
Crippen Pro Ten
Tuo
Crypen
Hveit Fotltap Crescent
Win
Boulogne
Leneve Mothe
Belle Elmore
Lorn Angeles
Cal
California
Adelene Harrison
Crippens
Mrs. Crippen
Riter
Dr. Munyon
Miss Morrison
Cuppen
Munyon
Drouet Institute
Miss Veneve
Dr. Crippen
Mrs. Mills
Cora Belle
Mass Inger
United States
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Mme Ginnett
Roselle
N Jd
Mme
Ginnett
Music Hall Artists’ Guild
Omen
Mme. Ginnett
Guild
America
Geneva
Ohio
Shelby Young
Chicago
Ouly
Charles Stevens
Peking
China
Washington Post
Nyack
N. Y
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Chang Yintang
Berlin
Yin Chang
Far East
Liiely
Plan to Build 10000 HP Richmond Electric Plant
Richmond capitalists led by Dabney Crenshaw plan a large electric power plant in Chesterfield county near the unused Midlothian mines. A charter will be filed soon and capitalization details with officers named will be made public. A ten thousand horsepower generator is to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington Post
New York
Dabney Crenshaw
Chesterfield County
Midlothian
Vermont Democratic Slate Nominates Ticket at St Albans
The Vermont Democratic State convention nominated Governor Charles D. Watso of St Albans for governor and Rev. John B. Reardon of Springfield for lieutenant governor. L. C. McBahon of Stowe was chosen secretary of state, John W. Thurston of Island Pond auditor, and F. Flatt of Brattleboro as treasurer with H. C. Shurtleff of Montpelier as attorney general. The platform denounces the Payne Aldrich tariff as unjust, calls for tariff revision downward, supports reciprocity with all nations especially Canada, condemns Cannonism, criticizes the federal corporation tax law, and urges ratification of a constitutional income tax amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Vermont
Charles D. Watso
St Albans
John B. Reardon
Springfield
Blate
C L. McBahon
Stowe
John W. Thurston
Istana Pond
F F. Flatt
Brattleboro
H. C Shurtleff
Montpe Mer
Canada
National House of Representatives
Heat record yesterday excursion to Harpers Ferry and more
Popular excursion by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on July 17 leaves Union Stations at 15 a.m. Special train offers $1.00 to Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg, $1.35 to Berkeley Springs and 32.006 to Cumberland and return. Return the same day. A splendid, cheap outing opportunity.
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Union Stations
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cumberland
Democracy United at North Carolina Democratic State Convention
Charlotte July 14 convention named Walter Clark for chief justice Platt D Walker and William R Allen as associate justices Henry Brown and William T Lee chosen corporate commissioners Allen defeated Manning Western counties opposed Kitchin Tottenham Overman outlined reform platform denouncing Cannonism trusts and tariff Payne Aldrich accused of harm to the people central bank fears postal savings bank as first step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Harmony
Supreme Court
Walter Clark
Raleigh
Platt D. Walker
William R. Allen
Goldspore
Henry ©. Brown
William T. Lee
Waynesville
Allen
James S. Manning
Eller
United States
Overman
Republican Party
Dying in a dungeon rescued by American consul
American Consul Olivares pressed Madriz authorities to improve the conditions of American captive William Pittman in Managua. Pittman, kept in a filthy 6 by 6 cell with no bed and little food, was moved to a larger cell and provided sleeping fare after consular protest. Olivares warned Madriz of accountability for American life and property as threats against Americans continued in Matagalpa. A Norwegian steamer Utstein faced clearance issues over cartridges bound for Madriz forces, while the navy moved to Bluefields amid turbulence in Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Pittman
Madriz
Bluefields
Managua
Nicaragua
Olivares
State Department
Pittman
Madritz
Camjbridge
Mass
Greytown
Otivares
United States
Matagalpa
United States Courtlar
Olivars
Madriz Fation
Knox
Eberhardt
Tacoma
Guantanamo
Cuba
Paducah
Dubhukue
Marietta
Portsmouth
N H
Venus
New Orleans
Estrada
San Jacinto
Pearl Lagoon
Madriz forces detain doctor aiding wounded in Bluefields
Dr Burgheim of Houston Texas is accused by Madriz commanders of helping General Estrada at Bluefields by treating the wounded. He is taken prisoner after being found later at Principalka. In New York, Charles G Gates son of John W Gates underwent an appendectomy at New York Hospital. The operation by Dr Fellows Davis Jr was successful and recovery is expected in about three weeks.
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Madriz
Nicaragua
Bluefields Bluff
Burgheim
Houston
Tex
Estrada
Bluefields
Principalka
New York
Charles G. Gates
John W. Gates
New York Hospital
Fellowes Davis, Jr
Gates
Paris
Woman Bound and Strangled Found Dead in Jersey City
Woman named Rosie Lucaschick was discovered on the floor of her Washington Street home with arms and ankles bound and marks of strangulation. A strange man was seen near the residence shortly before the discovery. No arrests had been made as of this afternoon.
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New York
Rosie Lucaschick
Jersey City
Washington Street
Taft to View Shipped Fleet and Coal Land Withdrawals
President Taft will view the Atlantic battleship fleet off Provincetown aboard the Mayflower on August 6 during a Beverly visit. Fifteen warships will be reviewed and a luncheon for 1,000 will be held. Taft also withdraws coal lands totaling 71,518,588 acres in western states with plans for Imperial Valley reclamation discussed with engineers and Californias recovery efforts. The trip includes visits with Senator Hale, and special ambassador Curtis Guild Jr. will attend the Mexico centennial casting off celebration.
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Imperial Valley
Beverly
Mass
Tait
United States
Provincetown
Mr. Taft
Senator Lodge
Bryce
Netherlands
Eliot
Harvard
Taft
Roosevelt
Maine
Commander Logan
Evans Cottage
Senator Hale
Ellsworth
Hale
Iim
Interior
Ballinger
Balinger
Geological Survey
Arizona
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Congress
California
Colorado River
W .A Holburd
California Development Company
Army and Reclamation
International Commission of
United States Engineers
Mexico
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
White House
Spain
Extradition Warrants In Bucketshop Case Readied In DC
In New York Judge Hand signs warrants to extradite Edward Boggs Richard Preusser Lee Mayer Robert Guy and Oliver Robinson to Washington for trial on bucketshop conspiracy charges. Louis Cella and Angelo Cella with Samuel Adler face related actions as Louis Cella is jailed on perjury charges and Henry Altemus testifies against them.
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Henry Altemmus
Cellas
Louis Cella
Boggs
Preusser
Mayer
Guy
Robison
New York
Washington
Louis A
Angelo Cella
St Loui
Samuel W. Adler
District of Columbia
Lous A. Cella
Henry Altemus
Georgetown
Ohio
Altemus
Adler
Standard Stock and Grain
Jersey City
Louis A. Cella
Cella
Artemus
Louis
Boggs, Preusser, Mayer
Department of Justice
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wickersham
Boggs & Co
District of Columba
Focal
Stoppered bid to qualify for Patterson road contract
Special to The Washington Past Bristol Tennessee July 14 charging factional politics and collusion by Patterson leaders to gain control of $200000 allocated for road construction. In Sullivan County Missouri? Tennessee Bristol Col Samuel L King and others today filed a bill to restrain new road commissioners from qualifying. Chancellor Haynes granted a stay ruling the new commission out for the present, leaving road work to the commission recently dismissed by the county court.
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Washington
Bristol
Tenn
Patterson
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Samuel L King
Haynes
Virginia Press Association elects officers at Jamestown
The Virginia Press Association, meeting in Jamestown, elected Judge J. Campbell of Amherst as president for the coming year, Walter K Addison of Lynchburg as vice president, and J L Hart of Farmville as secretary and treasurer. The session concluded the business portion, with two days left for Chesapeake area visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
Virginia Press Association
Jamestown
J. Campbell
Amherst
Walter K Addison
Lynchburg
JL. Hart
Farmville
Chesapeake
Tobacco pool illegal in Ripley court decision
In Ripley Ohio July 14 Henry J Cahall and Peter Morrell two farmers who sold their tobacco to independent buyers faced a Burley Tobacco Company suit for 20 percent damages on their crops Morrell and Cahall argued the contracts were restraints of trade The Common Pleas court ruled against the company finding the Burley Tobacco Pool illegal under the challenged agreements.
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Ripley
Ohio
Henry J. Cahall
Peter Morrell
Therley Tobacco Pool
Common Pleas
Io Bambach
Burley Tobacco Company
Morrell
Cahall
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Joar
Tat Crippen
Jong Jan
Authenties Taht
Meddle McNaugh J
Department of Scotland Yard
Hana
Peter Crippen
Franchel Crippen
Amelia
Belle Ehnore
Singer's
F Street
West
Baltimore and Return
Baltimore and Ohie Railroad
Cora
France
Mr Messinger
Crippen Arrved
Mills
Walden
Pennsylvania Railroad
U.S
Kiles
Chang Yin Tang
Baltimore & Ohio R. RR
Lia
Weather Bureau
Kitchin Man
Carolina Democrats
Supreme Bench
Senator Overman
Postal Savings Bank
Bluemont
Southern Railway
William Pittman
Mobile
Ala
Utstein
Ulstein
D. A. Bad
Gen
E. S. Baker
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cotter
Clarence A. Burgheim
Young Gates
Charles
J. W. Gates
Pilgrim Shaft
Roe
Aneau
Newport News
Terry
Singer
L. A. Cella
Road Board
Virginia Press
Judge Campbell
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