... (21), the dancer, of 20, Sinclair Gardens, West Kensington, of shooting at Alfred Talbois, a. South American, with intent to murder him, on the evening of September 28th. Tho injured man w as still unable to attend the court, but the magistrate decided to ...

... ALLEGED CHILD MURDER. A CAsI: FOR THE ASSIZES. For a week more the main topic of conversation in the Retford district has been concerning the sensational tragedy in the Chesterfield Canal at Drakeholes, which has resulted in a charge of wilful murder being preferred ...

... Dukintield murderer. On Tuesday morning Mr. Lowndes, of Sidney, Crewe, travelled in a train from Manchester in company with a man who had his hands bandaged as though cut, and who, apparently, answered the published descriptions of the murderer. The man ...

... w hilst in charge of a motor-car. Mr.-E. G, Warburton prosecuted for the police. A GRIMSBY TRACS ha^ 1 Three Brothers with Murder- VERDICT OF MANSL AljG Before Mr. Justice Pi c^f° Assizes, .veeterday, three Ridiinpton (26). labourer; e op* .j, ton labourer; ...

... PARIS, Wednesday. Ihe trial began at midday to-day, before the Seine Assize Court, of Madame Stelnheil, a charge of the wilful murder of her husband, Adolphe Steinheil, and her mother, Madame Edouard Japy, at their residence in Impasse Ronsin, on the night ...

... yesterday, Mrs. Beatrice Maud Holmes (33), wife of a Rawmarsh butcher, was committed to the Assizes charged with the wiltul murder of her three-year-old son, Reginald Noel Holmes, at Drakeholes, near Retford, on October 18. As the result of a meeting held ...

... SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MANSION MURDER. Police Search Fruitless. SENSATIONAL RUMOURS. Arrest at liolmfirth. INQUEST OPENED. The murderer of Mr. Storrs, of Corse Hall, Dukinfield, remains undiscovered. The theory on which the police have conducted ...

... explained that he did not propose to take anything further than evidence of identification. There was little doubt a foul murder had been committed, and adjourning the inquiry the police would be afforded an opportunity ot bringing the perpetrator of ...

... severely questioned by the Coroner, who told them that he did not think they had told the jury all they knew. is a case of murder (he told the mother) and knowing the serious position, you ought to tell the jury all you know.” When Mrs. France was called ...

... n. His story presented so many inconsistencies that he was ultimately driven to admit that he had nothing to do with the murders of M. Steinhcil and Madame Japy. A chivalrous feeling alone had moved him to make his, sensational announcement with the object ...

... CHESHIRE MANSION MURDER. [Block: eLeng, ;Ltd, CCENE at the Mr/;G. who was murdered at*Gorse-Hall,iDukinfield.'-The-photograph shows the coffin being carried into-St. Paul’s Stayley. SUFFRAGETTE AND BALLOT BOX, [Block: Long, Ltd A PHOTO, of Mrs. Chapin ...

... the North Midlands to-day. News from Abroad. There were more sensational scenes at yesterday’s proceedings in the Steinheil murder trial at Paris, not the least being a “ confession ” by a strange young man, who afterwards admitted he was not guilty, but ...