Campbell Beats Quakers in Early Rally
McQuillan delivers strong start for Campbell as he settles in and wins. Bransfield contributes with a late rally sparked by Knabe bunts and Bingles during the visitors ninth inning charge.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
3
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show Pemeselphia defeating Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Chicago beating Brooklyn 4 to 2 in the National League, with St. Louis 3 Boston 2 and New York 6 to pilliburs 4. In the American League Detroit 4 New York 2 and Philadelphia 9 Cleveland 2, plus other noted games amid standings tables for both circuits and the American Association Central League.
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Pemeselphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Pilliburs
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
W.l.pe
W.L. Pe
Pittsburg
American Ass'n. Central League
Louisville
Evansville
Indianapolis
Dayton
Toledo
South Bend
Columbus
Ft. Wayne
Minneapolis
Zanesville
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Terre Haute
T, Paul
Wheeling
Washin
Piladelphia
Baseball Matchups Logged for City Rivalries
Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Four cross league pairings listed for upcoming games with city teams.
Phillies Triumph Over Reds In Low Scoring League Park Edge
Philadelphia wins 2 to 1 at League Park to avenge Sunday Reds defeat. McQuillan silences Reds after early troubles, Bransfield and Knabe drive key runs, Campbell bears loss with imperfect control. Ganzel shines in field as Reds fail to solve Phillies pitching.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
McQuillan
Kitty
Bransfield
Otto Knabe
Billy Campbell
Phillies
League Park
Reds
Giants Wallop Pirates to Take NL Lead
New York Giants swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh 4 1 and 5 1 to seize the pennant lead in the National League before about 27 000 fans. Ground rules hindered scoring early in game one, while New York exploded with four runs in the eighth. Game two featured Wells, Leifield lifted in the seventh, and Mathewson dominating with runners on base.
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New York
Leifield
Left on Races Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 4
Umpire Johnstone presided as Cincinnati and Philadelphia battled to a 4 4 draw in a game before 3000 spectators. Time elapsed was 1 minute 40 seconds.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Johnstone
Reds and Phillies meet in third game of series
Larry McLean pitched well and made solid plays including a second inning strikeout of Grant and an eighth inning out on McQuillan. The Reds travel with fans led by Sting em Johnson for a 8:15 departure to Piqua, then return. The Phillies showed better inside play and sacrifice hits, while umpire Johnstone handled a balk claim and a late ninth inning miscue by Campbell.
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Mitchell
Mike Mitchell
Yohn Ganzel
Reds
Mike
Ganzel
Kane
Magee
Knabe
Lobert
Bransfield
Osborne
Doolan
McLean
McQuillan
Grant
Huggins
Titus
Paskett
Hulswitz
eQuillan
Campbell
Pittsburg
Wagner
Tenney
Larry McLean
Phillies
Andy Coakley
Sparks
Royal Rooters
Johnson
Piqua
Billy
Johnstone
Gleason
Herrmann
Ed Otto Knape Frank Bancroft
New Orleans
Knape
Chicago Beats Brooklyn 4-2 in Tough Hitting Contest
Chicago edges Brooklyn 4 to 2 as Pfeister, Fraser, Overall and Wilhelm work through five to seven innings. Evers Kling Hofman notable in offense and defense with scattered hits, while Wilhelm and Fraser hold late in the game. Attendance and other details not listed.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Pfeister
Fraser
Sheehan
Kling
Breinfeldt
Slash
Howard
Evers
Hofman
Overall
Wilhelm
Emslie and Rudderham
St Louis Beats Beeston 8 to 2 in Low-Scoring Tilt
St Louis defeated Beeston 8 to 2 as Shaw and Charlessingled home the key runs. Shaw hit a two-base blow in the seventh to spark the win, while Charles drove in the decisive run. Gardner.
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St. Louis
Boston
Beeston
Shaw
Charles
Detroit 1 Washington 0 in pitching duel
Donovan allowed two scattered hits as Detroit shut out Washington 1 to 0. John ny was effective with runners on base and the lone run came in the later innings.
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Washington
Donovan
Detroit
Tom
Johnny
Wford
Washington, Detroit Duel Amid Ninth Inning Defense
Washington rallied in the ninth with Shipke at the plate and Cobb delivering a three base hit. Johnson and Donovan led Detroit with six strikeouts apiece as Washington left three on base and Detroit left seven. time registered 1 hour 29 minutes. Umpire Egan presided.
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Shipke
Cobb
Johnson
Pilay—Coughlin
Rin
Washington
Detroit
Donovan
Egan
C/Donovan
Delahanty
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia in Six Innings On Poor Fielding
Cleveland easily defeated Philadelphia as Coombs lasted six innings and Schlitzer allowed two more in three. Notable hits by J Clarke Bradley and others. Errors plagued the home team as Cleveland pulled away with a 9 to 2 score.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Coombs
Cleveland .S
Schlitzer
J. Clarke
Bradley
Bemis
Liebhardt
Turner
Hiradley
Goode
Lajoie
Murphy
Evans and Sheridan
Chicago Beats Boston 6 4 to extend winning streak
Chicago won its third straight by defeating Boston 6 to 4. Wood started for Boston and was wild, with an error costly. White was effective for Chicago. Davis doubled. Cravath and Thoney tripled. Davis Isbell White Stahl all contributed in hitting and fielding as Chicago took the lead.
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Boston
Wood
Kansas City
White
Hurst
O'Loughlin
McConll
Hahn
Jones
Davis
Crav’h
Thoney
Dough’ Ty
Stahl
D. Sul'n
M Isbell
Carrigan
Parent
Gessler
W.sul'n
Tan'hill
Wagner
O'Criger
P.do'hue
Steele
McGuire
Doubleheader Drawn Between St. Louis and New York
In New York Aug 24 the twin bill ended even as Waddell pitched for St. Louis in the first game and Chesbro held the club in the second. First game score St Louis 2 New York 2 with late offense. second game New York 4 St. Louis 0 as Chesbro blanked the visitors.
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Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Waddell
Chesbro
Readville Readies 50000 Derby Day As Czarevena Shines
Czarevena dominates the opening day at Readville with two heats in 2 15 authoring a strong claim for the American Horse Breeders Futurity. McDonald sweeps three other events including Master McKerron in the 3 year old pacing stakes.
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Breadville
Mass
Readville
Sweet Marie
Sonoma
Czarevena
C. Comyn Moran
New York
Hals
Readville Race Track
Belvasia
Czarena Bingham
Lon McDonald
Leslie Waterman
Arrow
New Hampshire
Cox
Ward
Kidd
McGregor
Ed Geers
McDonald
Master McKerron
John A. McKerron
Clover Patch
Buffalo
Futurity
Cxarevena
C. F
Peter the Sete Osiana
Onward
Nolan
Aeeebessen Belvasia
Titer
Ee Czarena Bingham
Br. G
Grath
Abe Frohinelander
B. c
Paige
Cctagteowansas Ae Beta
Young
B. G
Oh 50
Seseyerees
Ch. m
Thomas
Vere
McDon
Prince Kihl
Essery
Paron Bells
Maloney
Brenson
Victor
B.m
Gooardh
Obey Jupe
Tozler
Cee Eter Eeeeds Hredette
McCarthy
Tennessee Hills
G. G
Navy Team Leads After First Day At Army Matches
The United States navy team, 1907 winners, led after day one at Camp Perry. Fifty teams of twelve contend for the trophy with 200 and 600 yard slow fire rounds completed. Massachusetts stood second, New York sat far back in the field, while North Carolina trailed with 1,390 points.
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Camp Perry
United States Navy
United States Army
Massachusetts
New York
North Carolina
Koehler Delivers Winning Smash for South Bend
South Bend defeats Ft. Wayne 6 to 5 in ten innings as Koehler drives through short after bases on balls. Burke's sacrifice helped advance runners, with Smith, Kurke, Tieman, Corns, and Clark handling pitching and defense in a tight Central League tilt.
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South Bend
Koehler
Short
Burke
Ft. Wayne
R.H.E
Smith and Kurke and
Tieman
Corns and Clark
Zanesville Beats Terre Haute 7–5 in Middling Contest
Zanesville defeated Terre Haute 7 to 5 in a baseball game at Zanesville. The score shows Zanesville led by early innings and secured the win with strong pitching and fielding. Batteries were Schreiber Collins Williams for Zanesville and Hemphill Kenworthy Fischer for Terre Haute.
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Zanesville
Terre Haute
H.E
Dayton Edges Grand Rapids 1 0 In Extra Innings
Dayton defeats Grand Rapids 1 to 0 in ten innings as Dickson allows two hits and Rowan fanned fourteen. Eight hits were recorded for Grand Rapids while Dayton had nine. Batteries Dickson Bailey for Dayton Rowan Richardson for Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids
Dayton
Dickson
Rowan
Dickson and
Bailey
Rowan and Richardson
Wheeling Earns 2-1 Victory Over Evansville in Eight
Wheeling clinched a 2-1 win in the eighth without a hit as French fumbled, Ralston sacrificed, a walk forced injuries, and Fleming's fly to left. Evansville scored first with a 1 in the third, Wheeling tallied two in the second and final stretch. Batteries Ferrias Dunn Roberts Huston.
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Wheeling
Evansville
Newport Camping Club Beats Ross Ky in Amateur Game
Newport Camping Club defeated the Ross Kentucky team at Ross. The feature was the pitching of B Howe who struck out twelve. Moser fanned nine as Newport Camping Club posted an 11 to 5 victory, giving Ross its first defeat of the season.
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Newport C. C
Ross, Ky
Newport Camping Club
Ross
Ross,Ky
B. Howe
Howe
Moser
Holden Wins Southern Ohio Tennis Championship
R C Holden of Cincinnati Yale freshman and Kentucky State champion defeated Dr Karl Little of Westwood in the championship round 6 3 0 6 1 5 7 6 4. Holden wore Little down by brilliant net play.
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Hamilton, O
R. C. Holden
Cincinnati
Yale
Kentucky
Karl Little
Westwood
Holden
Rain Postpones New Orleans Atlanta Game
Scores from the day include Memphis beating Montgomery 3 0 in Memphis and Little Rock defeating Nashville 2 1 while Mobile tops Birmingham 4 2. The New Orleans Atlanta game was postponed due to rain.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Montgomery
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
Scouts Over Pape Bros in Narrow Victory
The Scouts edged the Pape Bros. 11 to 10 in a closely fought game yesterday. Key moments included Han enstein’s twirl and Berling’s home run, with both teams contributing despite the rough linescore.
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Pape Bros
Hanenstein
Berling
Ecore
R.h-E
Emerson Beats Jones to Reach Lawn Tennis Semifinals
In Newport Rhode Island on August 24, Emerson of Cincinnati defeated Jones of New York after a tight five set match 6-8 10-8 6-1 2-4 9-7. The semifinalists include Clothier of Philadelphia Wright of Boston Alexander of New York and Emerson. Clothier meets Alexander tomorrow while Wright faces Emerson.
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Newport
R. I
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Beals C. Wright
Boston
F. B. Alexander
New York
Nat Emerson
Cincinnati
Emerson
Clothier
Alexander
Wright
Jones
T. F. H. Alexander
F. J. Sulloway
W. J. Clothier
J. Touchard
Columbus Defeats St. Paul In Three Straight
Columbus bunched hits in the first and ninth innings to beat St. Paul 10 to 4. James hit a home run for Columbus and Congalton, Friel, Kruger, Davis, and Tiemeyer contributed hits. Teal lasted eight innings for St. Paul with seven hits allowed.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Paul
Congalton
Friel
Kruger
Davis
Tiemeyer
James
Hall
Teal
Wrigley
Kihm
Wheeler
Noonan
Goodwin
Raidy
Kane
H.O
Colum
Abel A.E Geter
Riel
B.mey's
Cjodwell
Yk Davis
R. Congal'n
J.mey
C i James
Tieme
Baldy
Nees
Hall D
Minneapolis Beats Toledo In A Comeback Victory
In Minneapolis on August 24, Toledo led early by six runs but Minneapolis rallied, chasing Gillen with six frames of strong hitting. Oberlin and Wilson combined on the mound for Toledo while Nagle worked late for Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
Gillen
Stanley Sparks Louisville Win with Fourth-Booted Run
Stanley hit a first inning homer to put Louisville ahead as Landreth stole four bases for Milwaukee. Final: Louisville 6, Milwaukee 1. Key stats include Quinlan two-base hit, Woodruff hit by pitch, and Schneiberg lasting seven innings for Louisville.
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Stanley
Louisville
Woodruff
Landreth
Is Dade Daede Cae
Sge
Cote Cues
Quinlan
Schneiberg
Bateman
Brown
Perrine
Stovall
Beckley Delivers for Kansas City in 3-2 Win over Indianapolis
Beckley hit a pivotal home run driving in Essick as Kansas City edged Indianapolis 3-2. Slagle started for Indianapolis and Fassick relieved for Kansas City, with strong early offense by both sides and a late ninth inning bullpen turn securing the victory for Kansas City.
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KansAs City
Indianapolis
Slagle
Tive
Bush
Beckley
Essick
Fassick
Cross
Hill
Crisp
Coulter
Hooke
Hallman
Hssick
Bierhalter
Roosevelt invites Olympic athletes to Sagamore Hill visit
President Roosevelt offers to meet the American Olympic team at Sagamore Hill on Monday August 31 and asks the Navy to arrange marines and bluejackets for the August 29 parade. He asks for arrival time and party size. Sir Thomas Lipton donates 300 dollars to the welcome fund as fifteen Greater New York battalions join the parade.
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New York
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Navy Department
Naval Service and
Marine Corps
McLaughlin
Secretary of the Navy
Rudolph Forster
Thomas Lipton
Regiment of Greater New York
Lasker Wins Again in World Chess Championship
In Düsseldorf on August 24 Dr. Emanuel Lasker defeated Dr. Tarrasch of Nuremberg in forty two moves. Lasker now leads three to one with the next games set for Munich.
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Dr. Tarrasch
Dr. Lasker
Munich
Golden Pearl Wins Whirl Stakes Ahead of Hessian at Empire City
Joyner's Golden Pearl and Hessian dominate the Whirl Stakes as Golden Pearl edges Hessian by a length and a half. Magazine set the pace to the turn. Dugan eased Hessian late. Attending crowd with Kings County District Attorney Elder observing. Other races noted with results for Ida D., Trance, Woodcraft, and John E. McMillan among notable finishers.
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Empire City
N. Y
Joyner
Golden Pearl
Hessian
Magazine
Dugan
Frizette
Elder
Kings County
Ida D
Butler
Boema
Gilbert
Belle Strome
McCahey
Comedienne
Trouveur
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Jane Swift
Miss Delaney
Lady Karma
Tea Leaf
Dainty Dame
Miss Cassie
Trance
McDonald
Royal Captive
Notter
Tom Hayward
Personal
Erikina
Adele C
Woodcraft
Astor D'Or
Smith
D'Arkle
Alauda
Campaigner
Sunfire
Easton
Whirl
HE. Dugan
Zette
J. Lee
John E. McMillan
Alabama
Cincinnati Fan Food and Local Baseball Scores
Manager Breuer of the Cincys invites teams from Kentucky Colonels Waldorfs Covingtons or Harrison Ohio to contact him at 1204 Walnut Street. The Justrites defeated Mt Hopes 19 to 0 with Wuelzer striking out ten. Spear Co beat May Stern Co 25 to 15 at Norwood Inn, and will face Kelly Furniture Sunday with Selman pitching. The Royals with Feeney the one hand pitcher will play Covington Park next Sunday after a 1 to 0 win at Reading yesterday.
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Breuer
Cincys
Kentucky Colonels
Waldorfs
Covingtons
Harrison
Walnut Street
Justrites
Wuelzer
Spear & Co
May, Stern & Co
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Kelly Furniture Company
Selman
Royals
Feeney
Covington Park
Reading
Covington
Thoroughbred Race Entries for Five Handicapped Sprits
The card lists six races with two year olds to four year olds. Notable entries include Lawton Wiggins Sirkin Star Thistle Eschau Belle Prudent Civita O U Kid Grania Lady Butte Billy Bodemer Elmer Boy Ragman May River King Cobalt Big Chief Nimbus Firestone Rialto Tom McGrath Wool Sandals Don Enrique Sir Toddington Ariana Easton Tony Bonero Wool Sandals Ziena Beaucoup Royal Tourist Balbus The Squire Foot Pad Torbelleno Direct Dick Roller Wise Mason Home Crest Erbert Monocle Black Oak Dark Night Milford Black Mary Galconda Sanguine Cymbal Laughing Eyes Miss Delaney Charley Lally Miss Lida Prince of Castile George G Hall Bonnie Bard Rockstone Lad of Langdon Sir Toddington.
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Wiggins
Sirkin
Star Thistle
Eschau Ies Ghding Belle
Prudent
Civita
O U .Kid
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Elmer Boy
Arondack
Ragman
May River
King Cobalt
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Nimbus
Firestone
Rialto
Tom McGrath
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Easton
Tony Bonero
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Direct
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Wise Mason
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Dark Night
Milford
Black Mary
Galconda
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Cymbal
Laughing Eyes
Miss Delaney
Charley
Lally
Miss Lida
Prince of Castile
George G. Hall
Bonnie Bard
Rockstone
Lad of Langdon
New Sultan Hafid Guarded Europeans Amid Moroccan Shift
Mulai Hafid proclaimed Sultan of Morocco without incident. Hafid supporters vow to protect Europeans in Morocco as France and Spain consider reexamining the Algeciras outcomes and possible new agreement. If Hafid cooperates with European powers, recognition and aid may follow to stabilize the country.
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la Liberte
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Ohioan Still Missing After Wedding Eve Disappearance
Colum bus real estate dealer Ralph W. Eddy who vanished before his wedding to a Wooster woman was reportedly seen in Milwaukee hospitals but no trace was found. Friends fear foul play and search through Milwaukee facilities continued. The Wooster physician’s daughter remains prostrated.
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Ralph W. Eddy
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Cincinnati Girl Nell Richardson Reported Missing
Nell Richardson, 21, of Cincinnati, living on Highland Avenue, vanished Sunday evening in Sasky Ohio. Police are asked to intensify search efforts as authorities investigate her disappearance.
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Commercial Tribune
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Nell Richard
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Mother and son implicated in New Jersey murder case
Baltimore dispatch reports Mrs. Bonnie Rosenbloom and her daughter Eva confessed the trunk murder of Samuel J. Rosenbloom of Windber Pennsylvania. The son Alexander allegedly killed him after alleged family beatings. Detectives quote denials of concealment and plan to send suspects to Pennsylvania authorities.
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Reward sought in Windber murder case in Pa
District Attorney John Lewis asks Somerset County Commissioners to post a 1000 dollar reward for Alexander Rosenbloom charged with the murder of his father from Windber. Warrants were issued for Alexander Rosenbloom and for Mrs J Rosenbloom Eva Rosenbloom and nephews Joseph and Louis Egler of New York.
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New York
Adler brothers arrested in Windber murder case in New York
Joseph J. and Louis Adler, brothers living at 120 Monroe Street New York, were arrested on a Windber Pa murder charge. The pair once worked in the Rosenbloom store and deny knowledge of the merchant's disappearance. A separate development involves a man claiming to be S J Rosenbloom and a doctor report, with a young woman suggesting the son killed the father and insurance paid to Alexander Rosenbloom.
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Monroe Street
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