Crippen in Paris Flight. Belle Elmore Case Heats London
London reports Dr. Hawley Crippen and Miss Ethel Leneve reached Dieppe on July 12 and took a Paris train. Crippen’s Hilldrop house was thronged by crowds as police resume digging for clues. Leneve’s father appeals for her return, while experts discuss Crippen possibly posing as a woman and the missing singer Belle Elmore. English detectives chase leads. ships from British ports search for Crippen with no success.
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Roosevelt at Church in white duck suit at Sagamore Hill
Former President Roosevelt attended services at Oyster Bay with Mrs. Roosevelt and Archie. The week at Sagamore Hill is expected to be quiet with few visitors and no political conferences. Col Roosevelt plans to draft speeches for his Western trip and will visit his New York editorial office on Tuesday and Friday.
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Spalding Files Senate Candidacy From San Diego
Spalding A G the millionaire sporting goods man filed his application for United States Senate from San Diego after visiting Point Loma and Katharine Tingley at the theosophist colony. State Senator Leroy Wright filed the papers with the secretary of state just before midnight.
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Cannon's vigor back may complete the program
Joseph G. Cannon, Speaker of the House, recovers from heat at a Winfield chautauqua address and plans to start a Kansas Fourth District speaking tour tomorrow despite heat concerns. He will speak at Emporia, Burdine, Herrington, and Marion, prioritizing Miller’s ill health and praising him as an honest square man.
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Park Commissioner Higgins Steps In To Stop Bronx Spooners
Special to The Washington Post reports Bronx couples seeking protection from nighttime park disturbances. Commissioner Higgins hires two watchmen per park in Bronx Pelham Croton St. Marys and Clermont to patrol with blue lanterns to deter bad boys from interrupting couples and their discussions of future matrimonial plans.
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Miners Pulled From Prins Regent Pit After 123 Hours
In Bochum Prussia two miners were rescued after 123 hours buried behind feet of rock. They had no food or drink. More than 100 workers labored around the clock cutting through the rock to reach them.
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Prussia
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Taft Avoids Endorsing State Platforms in Ohio Visit
President Taft states he will not draft State platform planks or name candidates. He trusts Ohio delegates to choose their own nominees, with talks featuring Carmi Thompson, Warren G. Harding, O. B. Brown, and Longworth discussed. He plans three Maine speeches during a ten day cruise, visiting Eastport Bangor and Rockland amid a tight campaign climate. Senator Burton Dick and Wade Eliza expected for final talks. An incident in Beverly sees Giuseppe Devencerizo accidentally setting off a firecracker near the First Parish Unitarian Church.
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Taft May Aid Kinkade In Ohio Governorship
A Cincinnati to New York Times dispatch reports Taft likely to back Judge R. R. Kinkade of Toledo for Ohio governor. Local politicians expect a Beverly conference soon to address the state Republican split. If Taft wishes to cut off thousands of votes, he will reveal his choice within days.
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New York Times
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Cox organization divides on Ohio governor race
The Cox organization, strong in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont and nearby counties, backs Judge Oran Britt Brown of Dayton for Ohio governor while pressuring President Taft to withhold unified support for Judge Kinkade. George B. Cox is said to prefer silence to prevent splitting thousands of Republican votes.
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President Taft Thanks Japan for Welcoming Secretary Dickinson
Beverly Massachusetts July 1 President Taft sent a message of thanks to the Emperor of Japan for the cordial welcome extended to Secretary of War Dickinson. Taft, as Secretary of War, enjoyed Japan's hospitality and made many warm friends among Japanese officials. The message expresses deep appreciation and notes the cordial welcome strengthened friendship between the United States and Japan. Dickinson will sail for the Philippines on Tuesday aboard the Siberia.
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Siberia
Philippines
Bryan's Enemies Rejoice at State Convention Plot
In Omaha July 17, county conventions show the Democracy rejects county option and repudiates Bryan while Republican state conventions favor county option. Insurgents plan to bar Bryan from delegations and minimize his speech at the forthcoming state convention, amid a strong anti-Bryan majority.
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Washington. Post
Omaha
Nebr
Bryan
Nebraska
Remedy for White Plague Tuberculosis Preventive
Health Commissioner announces a preventive for tuberculosis claimed to stamp out the disease. Dr Dixon says the board plans to test the preparation in a new institution with a large state appropriation. The method allegedly uses familiar lymph technology and will inoculate both sexes in youth.
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G ‘Dixon
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Boy Finds Treasure Chest on Sandhill Near Home
In San Francisco on July 17, Louis Osborne, nine, son of Lloyd Osborne and stepson of the late Robert Louis Stevenson, dug up a metal box on a sandhill. It held 3600 shares of stock, city property deeds, and several papers. Police seized the items, noting the box appeared deliberately hidden.
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Lloyd Osborne
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Railway Crisis Grips Penn Rail Officials and Unions
In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, union leaders and railroad managers prepared for a critical conference with General Manager Myers to avert a strike. The ten hour day remains a key demand, with neither side willing to concede, while west coast talks with General Manager Peck suggest possible influence on the outcome. Officials stress readiness with housing and staffing plans should a walkout occur.
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Order of Railway Conductors
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Peck
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Norway Blocks Coast Naval Crisis Deepens at Bluefields
Norwegian recognition of the Madriz blockade of Bluefields complicates trade with New Orleans and Mobile. The United States refuses to recognize the blockade or permit Venus interference, while Norway seeks protection for its vessels. Pittman the American engineer in Madriz custody faces harsh conditions in a Managua jail as talks continue.
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Fire Sweeps Pullman Shops in Chicago Lightning Storm
A fierce lightning strike during a Chicago storm damaged the Pullman powerhouse and three freight car shops. The blaze spread to nearby lumber yards storing valuable goods, destroying lumber, cars, and yard facilities. Estimated losses reach into the millions. Firefighters faced rapid spread before containment.
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Railway Crisis Today
An index notes daily items including Dr Crippen in Paris, Taft remarks, New Orleans merchants protest, end of life cases, ghost fears, rescues, suffragette activity, a sea life boy feature, promotions, sports, editorials, society notes, and a debate on normal schools with farmers adulterating butter among the topics listed in today’s issue.
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Paris
Cannon
Mr. Taft
New Orleans
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Mary Aventrue
Pastor Russell
News of
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King
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Silver Horde
Two Fatally Shot in Riot at Columbia Park
In Chicago on July 17 EB Mulyihu and Patrick Haley were killed and several others injured when a mob wrecked a ten coach excursion train at Columbia Park on the Santa Fe line west of the city. The incident occurred during a riot with substantial property damage reported.
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T. EB. Mulyihu
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Southern Representation Debate Shapes House Size to 410
Republican leaders press for a fixed House at 410 members in the Sixty-third Congress aiming to limit Southern strength in both the House and Electoral College. Virginia is seen as likely to lose, with Missouri Texas Georgia and Alabama possibly gaining less favorable representation if totals stay under 410.
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Gen de Beylic Drowned in Mekong River Incident
Special Cable reports Gen. de Beylic commanding French troops in Cochin China and Dr. Roufflandis drowned when a boat capsized on the Mekong. De Beylic was noted as an author and archaeologist with notable Burmah and Mesopotamia excavations and ties to Smithsonian missions.
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Paris
de Beylic
Cochin China
Roufflandis
Mekong
de Heylie
Burmah
Mesopotamia
Smithsonian Institution
Ended life in cell after staged note to coroner
William Lyons an alleged Brooklyn bookmaker killed himself in a police cell after leaving a letter to his wife Julia Lyons accusing her of a Judas kiss and prompting panic among officials. The note dated June 7 1911 said he was ready to die and cited the arrest as a trap. His wife lies critically ill from shock. The case tied to prior bookmaker raids and a 1909 gas meter tampering charge.
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Charles Girtaner
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