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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

6

Murder Tale of Elsie Sigel Through Chinese Rooms

A sensational account describes Elsie Sigel's murder told by a Chinese man Chung Sin who claims he heard noises in an adjoining room, peered through a transom, and saw Leon preparing the body for a trunk. He later says he walked through the room, felt the girl's warm body on the bed, and told police the body was still warm as the tale unfolds in a bizarre narrative.

Ing Leon Chung Sin Elsie Sigel Chinaman

Confession Details Leon Ling Murder in New York

Chung Sin recounted how Elsie Sigel was murdered as Leon Ling pressed a handkerchief into her mouth while she fought. The China man described Ling bending over the victim and the struggle, with blood on the handkerchief, and he hinted at helping tie the trunk before body placement. Continued on Page 2 Column 2.

Elsie Sigel Leon Chung Sin Leon Ling

Federal attorney probes sugar trust in New York City

A federal grand jury in New York City investigates the American Sugar Refining Company with ties to Adolph Sogat of Philadelphia and former Pennsylvania Sugar Refining officials. The case sits with U S District Attorney and government lawyers, amid complex receiver actions related to Pennsylvanian interests. The inquiry centers on a $4,000,000 indictment and cross-company dealings.

Federal Grand Jury New York City Sogat Pluindelphii Pennsglvania Sugit Refining Company United States District Avorney Itoury A A. Wige Bhrevest Ablesk Mohn George H. Tarlé Pennsylvania Company

Testimony on Mrs Gould's Conduct in Alimony Case

New York top court session features counsel for Katherine Cleenmne seeking alimony separation from Howard Gould. Justice Geigerich grants Mrs Gould $5,000 conditional counsel fee from her fund. a $5,000 advance noted. Defense denies improper relations with Lett Ware Mud and asserts witnesses from Gould yacht crew testified to support Mrs Gould. Fifty witnesses reportedly testified. judge to resume hearings in February.

New York Katherine Cleenmne Ailey Houses Supreme Court Howard David Helms Milesess Chette Gould Gould Niagara Gunkl Lia Calted Powes Keblumnae

Strawbard Receivership Ends in Chicago

The receiver of the American Arrowboard assets ends receivership, with the balance of funds and accounts totaling about 4,? and 2? thousand dollars transferred to the concerned parties, including the bond and related obligations, as the court closes the estate.

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Bank Robbery in Fort Worth Stuns Texas Officials

At 4 o'clock this afternoon a lone highwayman robbed a branch of the Wago ner Bank and Trust on Main Street Fort Worth taking 8100 in currency. He escaped by automobile as officers pursue. The bold act is described as Texas s most daring in years with cashier Walter E King left to balance the day s business before the holdup.

Fort Worth Tex Wagoner Bank and Trust Company Main Street Texas Walter E. King King Mr. King

Jury in the Scott trial opens with fair minded jurors

A solemn juror selection in the Scott murder case in Columbus City spans two days as Judge Wrigley expedites proceedings. Twelve farmers and early 40s men comprise the panel while Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Thornton sit anxious in black, the jury instructed to avoid newspaper reports and contact, with trial ready to resume after a 6 p m adjournment.

Kiet Sons Coluemina Cipy John B. Scott Fort Warne Walter Thornton Scott Weigley John Th Scott Pamden Thornton Wilam Agen William Grawcock Carter Ryd Tagker Thorncrer William Mel Soy Washington Willlem TH Worden Union Shine W. Hyre Thurneregte Fammer Sot Wit- Neuse Tudge Wrigley Jnrors Kat Cone Sheets Wm 7. Johnson W. FB. Rossman B. Paul We. Seymour South Wilkes Oliver J. Crowell Nalson Keller Henry Kaffan Simon PD. Trower Wayene_ Chayey Jessy Re. Barnes Ambrose Kloster

Hamilton departs Journal Gazette for Muncie Star hire

Ray BarMer tdner from YonNerty takes a city staff position at the Journal Gazette, moving from the Journal Gazette city staff to join the Muncie Star in a new role. The change affects city coverage and newsroom assignments.

Jem Nal-Gazette Ray Barmedtdner Muncie Star Journal-Gazette

Weather notes for Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin regions

The report records steady southwest winds and showers affecting parts of Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin on Wednesday and Thursday. Moderate south and southwest winds accompany the wet conditions with showers forecast in Wadnon and nearby areas.

Wastington Jill Obie Indiana Minata Michigan

Bankers Will Rally At Fort Wayne Convention

A large gathering of Indiana bankers convenes in Fort Wayne to oppose postal savings. Morning session on constitutional and by law changes with leaders including J. R. Worls and Thomas R. Marshall present. The program features addresses on banking law and trust company issues, with attendance reaching hundreds and significant financial figures in town.

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Concordia Class of ’09 Holds Large Commencement

Vale vale Concordia. The largest Concordia class yet graduates from the Lutheran college with a classical and religious curriculum. Rev Dr Dannenfeldt delivers the keynote address as 52 graduates are applauded in a ceremony marked by languages, music, and a bountiful audience.

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Old Boys of Old Concordia Alumnus Banquet and Elections

Alumni gathered at Concordia College for the annual Old Boys banquet in the college dining room renewing ties with former classmates. Rev Edward Korpenen acted as toastmaster as speeches were delivered by professors Crull Mall Dotn Wit Kruse Zucker and others. Henry C Paul was elected president with August Schad as secretary and William Taide as treasurer. The next meeting will elect officers and appoint a toastmaster.

Bailawlnjs Concordia College Goneardia Edward Korpenen New York City Prima Oetet August Crull Walter Mall Louis Dotn Wit Kruse A. Zucker Martin Duecke August MM Schmidt Henry C. Paul Wiltant Tener Afcerg Gx Wyddent Ieury C. Uh Charles JT. Seheimmann Augustee Schad William G. Taide Oratir Next Rovpilen Theodore Tramprecht Clute Myrtine Stecher

E C Rurode Named New Head At Fort Wayne Hotel

The article names E C Rurode as the new head following an incident at the Fort Wayne hotel. It lists a long roster of officials and committee members including Charles Meeninoch as former president and various roles such as Worden and McCullagh, signaling a formal organizational update tied to the opening of a new hostelry in March.

EC Burnds Fort Wayne Axacekiden Rurodo Charles Meeninoch Iat Threughedabions Hara Charles Ol Worden Siwond View Charles Me Culler Weegsyror Rael Seaveley

Taft Tax Plan Framed At White House Conference

Washington talks reveal a proposed 2 percent tax on net earnings of corporations with a 5000 dollar exempt, details to be fixed by Treasury agents. The plan includes deductions for interest and internal costs, penalties for false reports, and immediate consideration by Congress, with July 1 as the tax start. The meeting included Taft solicitors and key Senate Republicans.

Washington Mr. Taft Dlaner Wiskersshitn Tarthimeci Senate Prat Phill Bureau of Material Revenue of the Treasury Clese Howe Toason Tex M Meraintila Corporation Bureau of Internal Revenue Conference Capresso Inga

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