Man Wounded In Violent Scuffle Involving Woman’s Relatives
In a brutal confrontation, a male assailant fought with relatives of a woman, injuring five people. A boy was shot and another beaten unconscious with a pistol during the struggle.
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25 Mar 1903
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
1
Tragedy as Family Murder Demonstrates Jealousy and Rage
Louis F Kohl 23 of Covington pleads murder after invading 785 West Second St Newark? kitchen. He attacked his wife Georgia Kohl and the Stackpole family, killing Mrs Hannah Stackpole and injuring others including Harold 16 Everett 10 Ralph 18, Edward Stackpole 50, with a revolver and bites. The scene unfolded in the Stackpole apartment as neighbors and police restrained Kohl until arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Kohl
Stackpole
Walnut Hills
F. Kohl
Elm Street
Covington
City Hospital
Hannah Rosella Stackpole
Edward E. Stackpole
Harold Stackpole
Everett Charlies Stackpole
Ralph Stackpole
Kohl
West Second Street
Kehl
Georgia Kohl
Argoneut Cotton Millis
Second
Madison Streets
Scott Streets
Behweinefuss
Ralph
Everett
Tony Fredericke
Bors
Nike
Fredericke
Fourth’ District
Fifth Street
Keitel
Bond
Fanning
Mrs. Stackpole
Harold
Georgia
Arenes
Rathbone's Last Appeal to President Over Wood Charges
Estel G. Rathbone carries his accusations against Brigadier General Wood from the War Secretary to the President. The President reportedly will not issue an official notice beyond acknowledgment, and Rathbone plans to pursue Congress next fall. The Navy seeks young men as openings rise and pay expands, with entry at 2700 dollars plus allowances. Dinner for Cleveland planned in Brooklyn with key Democrats, while Roscoe Mitchell pursues a presidential bid amid a flurry ofSouth and national activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Estel
G. Rathbone
Wood
Rathbone
Wer Department
Cuba
Navy Department
OC Civil Engineers
Ares
New York
Chicago
Secretary of the Navy
Cleveland
Brooklyn Democratic Club
West
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Bryan
Shepard
Gorman
Hill
Olney
Carter Harrison
DeArmond
Miscouri
Grover Cleveland
United States
Roscoe Conkling Mitchell
Elizabeth City
N. C
The
North Carolinian
Fairbanks Hall
Indiana
South
Letters from Carrie Pennell urge Arthur Pennell to bring wife Alice home for the children's sake
In a set of despatches from Buffalo to the Commercial Tribune dated March 24, 1902, Carrie Pennell pleads with Eddie Burdick to forgive his wife, urging that Alice return home for Christmas with the children. Carrie warns of public scandal and argues Arthur Pennell would not leave Alice to face the world alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
Burdick
Arthur Pennell
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Eddie
Arthur
Azid
Alice
Allie
Carrie T. Pennell
Edd
Atlantic City
Carrie
Widow’s calm testimony on Pennell visits and funds paid
The widow testifies without wavering about relations with Arthur Pennell and confirms he paid her expenses while she stayed in Atlantic City. She says Pennell visited her frequently and recalls letters from the husband’s former friends suggesting suicide, noting he was an emotional man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pennell
Atlantic City
N. J
Familiar With His Den Testifies In Burdick Murder Inquiry
In Buffalo on March 24, Mrs Alice Hull Burdick testified at the inquest into Edwin L Burdick’s murder. She denied knowledge of the killer and claimed Pennell never ordered or kept duplicate keys. The examination covered Pennell’s closeness, letters, and the hidden document promising $25000, with Mrs Burdick insisting no improper conduct occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdick
Edwin L. Burdick
Carol
Alice
District Atttorney
Supreme Court Upholds Beal Local Option Law
The Supreme Court ruled Beal local option law constitutional in a unanimous decision. The Cambridge saloon keeper challenged a sentence hoping the law would be found unconstitutional. The ruling was announced in Columbus on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cambridge
Russell Sells Out to Syndicate Harper & Home
New York March 14 The press announces George Harvey president of Harvey Bros has acquired the publishing and syndicate business of R H Russell and Russell will join the Harper organization forming a syndicate house to be run by Colonel Harvey and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Russell
New York
George Harvey
Harvey. Bros
Russell
Harpe
van Lishing
Harper & Home
Colonel Harvey
Mrs Burdick Testifies Brightly in Buffalo Divorce Case
Mrs. Burdick testifies there was an altercation at home but denies that her husband wore head injuries from it. She describes letters from Ed Burdick and Pennell directing their plans and claims she left Niagara Falls and New York with Pennell before Atlantic City. The couple met again in Buffalo and discussed the divorce and children amid entangled letters and detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed—Qur
Carol
Atlantic City
Allce
Ekethur
Allie
Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
Pennell
Niagara Falls
New York City
Fifty-ninth Street
New York
Burdick
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Authority
Tive
Congress
NAVY
Otto Carmichael
Lea
Rethbone
Jai Alia Association
House of’ Representatives
Ajal
Balliand
Jai
States War Department
PI "Fadedi
Rdick
Buffalo, N. Y
Alice Hull Burdick
Coatsworth
Columbus, C
the Supreme
Will
Marion
Mr. Pennell
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