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... Association learns that the master of the Empress of Ireland was Captain Kendall, who was charge of the steamer Montrose when Dr. Crippen, the murderer was arrested. Captain Kendall only took charge the Ireland her outward voyage from Liverpool. He had been ...
... n learns that the Master of the Empress of Ireland was Captain Kendall, who was in charge of the steamer Montrose, when Dr Crippen, the Crescent murderer, was Capt. Kendall anly took charge of the Empress of Ireland on her outward voyage from Liver- pool ...
... including crew board bound THE SCENE OF THE DISASTER Point 30 miles collision occurred- prominence in connection steps for Dr Crippen disguised after murder bis wife Father detectives on which effected arrest OFFICIAL DESPATCH TO THE COMPANY LARGE NUMBER ...
... 30 miles from which the collision occurred, came into prominence in connection with the steps taken for the arrest of Dr. Crippen when he was escaping to Canada disguied, after the murder of hi wife. It was from Father Point that detectives boarded the ...
... the musichall stage. He took the chief part in a farcical sketch entitled The Nefr Mummy. McNali was the purchaser of Dr. Crippen's house when it fell into the market after that individual had suffered the extreme penalty of the law. memo. heading* were ...
... Empress of Ireland was under the oommand of Captain H. G. Kendall, who jumped into fame four years ago the man who detected Dr. Crippen on board the Montrose, which vessel commanded. The liner proceeded down the St. Lawrence in safety until just after midnight ...
... for Liverpool, under the command of Captain H. J.rfiendall, who )umg;d into fame four years ago as the man who detected Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve on board the Montrose, which vessel he commanded. The liner proceeded down the St. Lawrence in safety until ...
... of Ireland was under the command of Captain H. G. Kendall, who jumped into fame four years ago as the man who detected Dr. Crippen on board the Montrose, which vessel he commanded. The liner proceceded down the St. Lawrence in safety until just after ...
... of Ireland was under the command of Captain H. G. Kendall, who jumped into fame four years ago as the man who detected Dr. Crippen on board the Montrose, which vessel he commanded. The linear proceeded down the St. Lawrence in safety until just after ...
... there was a big blase from the stack hay. People, he went on, were continually pointing aim as if he were murderer, or Dr. Crippen, or somethiag like that.” He had applied to the Home Office for the post of public executioner. Ho had pwoved that was a ...
... order the arrest of Polioo-constable Coatee, and said objected to people pointing their fingers him as was a murderer, or Dr. Crippen. Ho concluded by wishing hie Lordship long life and prosperity. Prisoner handed m another letter which he had received from ...
... carefully, I pledge yon my word that there is more evidence to hang the Kaiser than there was to hang the late unlamented Dr. Crippen. Whether by accident or by the design of Providence England is on the of de Ten Comtria,ndrnente---and I am not going to ...