Arrests in Lima linked to murder mystery
In Lima Ohio on October 11, Charles N Conway and his wife were arrested amid charges related to the murder of Sophia Singer. Police say the body of Misa Singer may have been moved to a Chicago room after the couple left the city Monday night. A creditor notice and several divorce actions appear in the same notices.
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Lima
Ohio
Charles N. Conway
Connecion
Sophia GO
Singer
Conway
Chicago
Misa Singer
Indiana Avenue
Hecker in Sing Sing Death House Awaiting New Appeal
Former Police Lieutenant Charles Hecker remains in Sing Sing prison awaiting execution for the murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal. A notice of appeal has been filed, delaying the electric chair while the case is reviewed. Hecker proclaimed his innocence at the prison door.
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Ossining
N. Y
Chas. Hecker
Sing Sing Prison
Herman Rosenthal
New York
Justice Goff
Tam Innocent
Titanic Widow Becomes Mother at New York Birth
Announcement from New York reports the birth of a daughter to Mrs. Daniel W. Marvin of Riverside Drive. Mrs Marvin and her husband were returning from their European honeymoon aboard the Titanic when it sank. he perished and she survived. The marriage had drawn attention for a full set of wedding photographs by a moving picture company. The bride was 17 at the time and the groom one year older.
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New York
Daniel W. Marvin
Riverside Drive
Alight Neeances Stand at Opening Markets in New York
The Atlantic Coast Line revenue was the focus as Canadian and independent steel firms including Bethlehem Steel and Repabile Iron showed slight gains at today’s firm-market opening. Market activity recorded only modest advances overall.
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New York
Etwks
Bethlehem Steel
Wool and woolen goods market report from St Louis
A fragment from St Louis dated Orr reports steady demand in territory and western mediums with prices listed as 21 26 for fine mediums and 18 for fine wool.
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ST. Louis
Orr
Chicago Markets Mixed on Rain Hit Grain Cattle Hogs Steady
Wheat futures opened mixed as rain and late snow eased winter crop concerns with December trading around 91 2. and closing near 52% to 53. Cattle receipts in Chicago and Omaha showed steady to firm demand with beef and steer prices varying by class. Hog prices rose slightly with a broad bulk sales range around 7.50 to 7.80, while New York copper and major rails posted modest gains on broad market strength.
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Chicago
Ill
Liberal Commission
Wyoming 1912 Nominating Ballots Certified in Cheyenne
County Clerk William H. Dillman certifies the 1912 nominating propositions and candidates for Wyoming General Election on November 6 1912. The list covers President electors for parties, U S House and Senate candidates, state offices including Governor and judiciary, and county posts for Laramie County with party designations and independent options. Certification dated October 24 1912 in Cheyenne.
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Chevenna
Laramie County
Wyo
Wyoming
State of
Laramie
Wm. H. Dillman
Cheyenne
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Western steers at 6.60 to 8.00 per cwt with Texas steers near 34.65, range cows and heifers 6.55 to 6.20, stockers and feeders around 4.25, bulls and calves mixed in the 5.60 to 7.75 range. Pigs steady near 7.50 to 7.70, heavy around 7.50, sheep receipts 28,000 with lambs at 6.20 to 6.90 and ewes 3.25 to 3.90. Market steady to higher on some categories.
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Chicago
Texas
Western
Market Report Omaha Cattle Receipts Boost Dressed Beef Trade
Cattle receipts from the west in Omaha continue at liberal levels. While choice beef is scarce, many animals are suitable for dressed beef buyers. Most arrivals are "near beef," not highly desired as killers or feeders. Desirable beef steers remain in fair demand and steady, but near beef moves slowly with shaded prices.
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Omaha, Neb
Cat
Singer Murder Arrests Made
Chicago police were notified that Charley N. Conway the clown, wanted here for the murder of Miss Sophia G, has been arrested.
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Chicago
Charley N. Conway
Sophia G
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