Fiend search ongoing as police probe strange murder case
The Cincinnati murder scene known as the House of horrors draws hundreds despite bad weather. Police seek two or more suspects in the death of Alma Steinway and the theft tied to a wallet snatch. A canvas shoe clue and a strange clerical error at the hospital spark further inquiries. Detectives Crim and Poppe pursue a lead from a gardener and a canvas shoe purchase.
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Back to The Works Habitual Drinker Defies Police Move
Joseph Wagner of Plennant Street defied officers by staying in a saloon area despite orders to move. In police court he claimed his father had him sent to the workhouse to keep him out of saloons. Officers Brooks Gornish and Cronin testified they urged him to quit drinking before arrest. The court sentenced Wagner to days in the workhouse.
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No Verdict Yet In Poisoning Case At Chu Hospital
Coroner has not yet reached a verdict in the deaths of two women poisoned by mis take at Chu hospital. He has weighed all the evidence and wishes for additional testimony. It is believed one verdict could be ready by Tuesday or Wednesday and may be sensational in nature.
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Liberty Bell touched by city children at big banquet
Senator Beveridge will headline the dinner at the Claypool Hotel with Mayor Holtzman as toastmaster and other speakers including John Wy Kern and Henry Clay of Philadelphia. The Bell will be at Terminal Station Friday morning for展示 as children are invited to touch it under police protection.
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Liberty Bell Fund May Hit City Ledger In Budget Move
Mayor Holtzman asks council to appropriate 60 dollars to the Liberty Bell expense fund for the Philadelphia delegation. The proposal may trigger transfers across departments including funds for a bacteriological laboratory, as Dr T Victor Keene seeks a lab to test water but currently lacks one. Council meets Monday.
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Weber Held in Murder and Arson Case in Auburn
Adolph Weber is arrested on charges of killing his parents, sister, and young brother last Thursday and setting their residence on fire to conceal the crime. A bank robbery suspect whose description matches Weber’s is linked to the case, with investigators noting a pistol bullet matching wounds in the family and in the mother.
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Weather summary for Fall Monday and Tuesday
The forecast notes a fair and rising temperature trend through Monday and into Tuesday. Early readings show 34 degrees at 7 am, 42 at noon, and 44 degrees by 2 pm.
Boy runs from home after town rumor and taunting
A 12 year old boy named Floyd left Greenup after being teased that he stole chickens, saying townspeople ruined his life with a joke. Police found him Sunday night and held him at the station as his parents were notified. He will be sent back to Illinois Tuesday.
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ANOTHER BATTLE REPORTS HEAVY REINFORCEMENTS AND MOVEMENTS
Dispatches from the front report Field marshal Yama has received heavy reinforcements near Newohwang. Japanese activity centers on the right flank as a turning movement is contemplated. Gen Kurapatkin fortifies along the Bhahke river amid signs of a serious engagement within days. No new news from Port Arthur.
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Tears and Laughter in Policy Court Case
A scene in policy court Monday morning features Henrietta Simpson, a young colored girl, and Mary Scully, an older white woman, arrested for drunkenness after being found on the street at 3 a.m. drinking beer and quarrelling over payment. The women reacted differently, Simpson laughing and Scully crying, with Scully claiming her husband has gone to Ireland to inherit a fortune and promising wealth upon his return. Both were fined, given costs, and ordered to 20 days in the workhouse.
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Half-Hidden Entry Opens New York Horse Show
The twenty-fret samural horse show opened to the public in New York on Monday November 1 with an official opening and display of entries as crowds gathered for the event.
Police raid uncovers opium joint at No 9 East Street
Strong odor triggers police probe at 9 East Street Monday. Officers Sheiaurt and Smith search two floors of a house, finding an opium pipe and remnants likely used recently. Waiter Dillon identifies himself but withholds details. A gas-lit blaze heats the room as more contraband is found. Dillon faces police court on related charges. Also reports Brown’s arrest over a robbery attempt and Judge Stubbe’s Massachusetts visit influencing juvenile court efforts.
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Roosevelt to visit St Louis during Thanksgiving Week at World’s Fair
Special to The Sun St Louis Mo Nov 14 Thanksgiving Week at the world’s fair village will end with a visit from President Roosevelt and cabinet members on Saturday. Over twenty colleges and universities have accepted invitations to participate in events and socials, with athletics and ceremonies. A gridiron football game between McKendree and St Louis universities opens the series on Monday Nov 2.
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Burglar Breaks In Through Front Door on Park Avenue
A bold burglar entered W. Viet at 159 Park Ave Sunday night and rifled two watches jewelry and coins. He gained entry via the front door left unforced then hid under the mat chewed the door and replaced the key under the mat. Mrs Viet heard scuffing on returning from church and the thief fled through a back window as the front door met him. Police have no sight of him.
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Divorce Suit Involving Henry Carter Filed
Henry Carter seeks a divorce from Lillie Carter alleging she frequents wine rooms and maintains an adulterous relationship. The complaint was filed citing marital discord and improper conduct.
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Auto Going at Fast Clip Kills Aged Woman in Collision
Witnesses testified in a death case that a speeding automobile driven by Joseph Moore and owned by J Edward Strauss struck Mrs Minerva Hawley as she stood near a south bound streetcar. No warning signal was heard and the elderly woman died at St Vincent's hospital about two weeks later.
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Five saloon keepers arrested for Sunday sale in city
Five saloon keepers faced Monday police court on charges of selling liquor on Sunday. The men, including Aaron and John Zehner and Gabriel Stutz, Suas Hall and Herman Goldman, claimed a police officer had told them back room sales were allowed. Officials denied any permission and said no officer authorized Sunday sales.
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Three-way fight over guardianship of seven-year-old Miss Hyatt
A probate court battle erupts as guardianship of seven year old Miss Georgia Hyatt, once placed with her maternal grandparents after removal from her mother Mrs Dollie Frank, returns to dispute. The Children's Guardians board had approved earlier adoption by the grandparents but later withdrew. The mother and grandparents both seek custody as the court weighs who has the right to the child. Separately an elevator at the Board of Trade building fell to the bottom floor in the morning, scaring the elevator boy but causing no injuries.
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