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... the railway at Arbroath. The boilermakers on Tyneside by a large majority vote against the York agreement. The trial of Dr Crippen opens Old Bailey. Mr Bruce Millar, of Chicago, tells of his relations with the late Belle Elmore. The liabilities of the ...
... the older officials that notorious at>e within living memory created the same public interest. Ever since the arrival of Dr Crippen and Miss Le Neve in this country, after the famous ocean chase by Inspector Walter Dew, applications for admission to the ...
... Largest Morning Circulation Dundee. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1910. Inspector Dew and Dr Pepper give evidence at the trial of Dr Crippen. Prisoner's counsel puts both witnesses through a stiff cross-examination. ...
... increased since the previous day, and early as six o'clock in the morn large crowd assembled to watch for the arrival of Dr Crippen. The police, however, had received drastic instructions as how deal with loiterers, and from that hour forward the square ...
... the pawning of his wife's jewellery. ' NEVEB TUBNED A HAIR. On July 8 Inspector Dew and Miss Le Neve arrived Albion Houso. Dr Crippen was willing to make a statement, and did so, guessing that his wife had gone to join Bruce Miller, who had been on very ...
... IN WITNESSBOX TELLS OF QUARREL WITH BELLE ELMORE AND WHY SHE LEFT HIM AFTER THE PARTY. CUNNING SCHEME TO ESCAPE ARREST. Dr Crippen was then called amidst obvious excitement in the Court, all the spectators standing on tip-toe. He rose from his chair, ...
... SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEWS. Courier, Largest Morning Circulation in Dundee. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1910. Dr Crippen, giving evidence on his own behalf, says his wife quarrelled with him on the night of the party, and left him the next day The story of his ...
... wave the arm, said, I don't see why you keep on with those questions when I ani willing to admit them aIL The position Dr Crippen took as he stood there was that of man who had lost a wife for whom he had no scrap of affection, and who from that moment ...
... I win have an end of it. Can you believe the story of Belle Elmore going away, with the excuse suggested by Crippen? Dr Crippen's lies had been established by the Crown, and were not disputed by Crippen, who said they were a part of his scheme. But ...
... had an interview with D Crippen at Pentonville yesterday afternoon, and fourd the condemned man quite well and cheerful. Dr Crippen, on being informed of Miss Le Neve's acquittal, expressed great satisfaction. ...