Brother in the Sweatbox inquest opens on murder case
Cincinnati dispatch reports coroner Weaver beginning an inquest into Alma Steinway’s murder. Charles Greteway, believed brother, is questioned for four hours about her death and his whereabouts the night of the mauling. Witnesses including Steinway brothers and patrolmen proffer theories while the coroner presses for light on the second crime after death.
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Weaver
Cincinnati
Charles Greteway
Alma Steinway
Bpring Gray and
Winton Road
Davenport Box Company
Lotery
Hove
Dutore
Charley
Slater
Steinway
Ea Steinway
Pollersergt
Nulty
Frank Chase
Beth
Cameron
McNally
Chass
Cheee
Aia
Chase
Queriea
Chris Fels
Spring Grove Cemetery
Ed Steinway
Alma
Beautiful daughter of Anson Phelps Stokes marries Robert Hunter
Robert Hunter and his wife, Mia Stokes daughter of Anson Phelps Stokes, moved from their Noroton Connecticut home to 8 Grove Street in Minetta Lane district New York. They plan to live with their baby among poverty stricken residents to aid improvement efforts in the area. Mia Stokes long worked for tenement reform and social uplift before their engagement caused social stir. They aim to help residents overcome crime and squalor in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippo-M'Rae
New York
Robert Hunter
Anson Phelps Stokes
Noronton
Conn
Grove St
Minetta Lane
Lower West Aide
Mia Stokes
Hunter
Chicago
Minetta Jane Beg Jong
Mr. Hunter
Causes a Sensation in Lima Bank Embezzlement Case
Scripps M'Rab Telegram reports W. W. Leighton, president of the South-side Mayingn Bank and Trust Company, accused of embezzling 27.00 and cashier Charles H. Churchill charged with 1,400. The swap three weeks ago sparked a sensational case. Halifax reports telegraphic isolation with severe coastal storm but no fatal disasters.
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Scripps-M'Rab
Lima
Nev
B. F. Welty
Lexa Councel
Mayingn Bank and Trust Company
Wich
Hy Ming
Mwaevite
Juste
W. W. Leighton
Charles H. Churchill
Cripps-M
Halifax
Trouble Flare On Russo Afghan Border Reported
Moscow dispatch in Pall Mall Gazette reports clashes on the Russia Afghanistan border with Afghans at Huphk near the railway terminus. An Afghan explosion at a magazine killed many soldiers, signaling rising tensions along the frontier.
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Iscripps-M Rae
London
Moscow
Pall Mall Gazette
Russia
Afghanistan
Huphk
Merva
Unique Theater Contest Prompts Montrose to Pick Old Maid Bride
A large crowd at the Unique Tuesday night backed a nomination contest for Charles Montrose to wed the most popular old maid. Women delivered brief speeches pleading support for their candidacy and marriage.
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Ballete
Charles Montrosa
Montrose
City Record For A Day Births And Deaths
Births list multiple entries with names ages and locations including Hyman Unger 6 months old in Nois lt and Henry Williams 13 months in Martan box, deaths include Michael Maloney 65 in Elder and Raymond Bacon aged 1 69 in W Mc Carty, plus others with pulmonary abscess hemorrhage pneumonia and double entries.
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Hyman Ye
Jennie Unger
Mnois
Frank Pee Ella Paterson
Raymond Bacon
Months
W. McCarty
Charlotte Pagett
Yanden
Ermendella L. Kording
Shermandrive
City Labor Briefs and Benevolent Society Notes
A city brief notes a Wednesday meeting of Atlas engine works molders to discuss a dispute with their employer and the Iron Molders Union. Rabbi Feur-Mit addressed the Hebrew ladies benevolent society on Wednesday afternoon. A rummage sale conducted by the ladies of First English Lutheran church at 1712 E Twenty second St is announced. Also a Paris cablegram reports M Berteaus named to succeed a position, with a regional context in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Engine Works
Iron Molders’ Union
First English Lutheran Church
Panama Revolt Threat Fears Prompt U S Naval Hold
Special to the Sun reports Panama faces a grave threat as a rebellion and alleged conspiracy loom. Admiral Goodrich is ordered to hold the Pacific Squadron at Panama with marines ready if unrest grows. The State and Navy Departments discuss securing the government and funds tied to a $10 million Panama deal.
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Washington
Fte
SUN
Republic of Panama
United States
Panama
White House
State Department
Navy Department
Goodrich
Merriam
Dixie
Colon
Morton
New York
Boston
Marblehead
Bebington
Dolaw
Amador
Bates
Pacific Squadron
Morley Urges Free Trade at Chamber Banquet
John Morley MP addressed the 196th annual Chamber of Commerce dinner in New York on tariff revenue only. His speech drew strong applause from a wealth collective worth about 2.9 billion dollars, while Andrew Carnegie clapped and J Pierpont Morgan studied Morley’s tariff stance.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
New York
John Morley
Chamber of Commerce
Morley
United States
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Morley
J. Pierpont Morgan
Reduction in Tariff on Philippine Sugar and Tobacco
The Edwards report on insular affairs notes government in the Philippines is effectively established and satisfactory. It calls for a material tariff cut on Philippine sugar and tobacco, asserted to not injure American industries and urged by the secretary of war.
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Scripps-Ivrae
Washington
Clarence R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Philippines
Congress
Schwab Rumored To Seek Nail Plant Deal In Ironton
Rumors from Ironton Ohio on November 18 suggest Cas Schwab once with United States Steel may be pursuing a deal involving the Independent cut and wire nail plants of the Kelly Wall and Iron Company at the Belfont Iron Works in this city. The Belfont deal is said to involve the rail mill at AS end Kentucky.
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Schwab
Scrippe-M'Rae
Ironton
Cas. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Kelly Wail and Iron Company
Belfont Iron Works
HR te-Slao
Aseland
Wiites
West Indianapolis sewer plan sparks heated board clash
Henry Friedman confronts Col Downing at a Board of Works session over a proposed newer sewer system for West Indianapolis. Friedman claims 95 percent oppose it while Downing defends study, delaying final action for a day as engineers’ report and commercial club support circulate. A strong local lobby backs the modernization amid protests from stockyards interests.
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Board of Works
Henry Friedman
West Indianapolis
Friedman
Col. Downing
Briedman
Nyston
Fried
Freaton
Gewer
Indianapolis
Tr Ting
West
Fire devastates Cook store and home on Madigon Ave
Early morning blaze of unknown origin destroyed both the grocery store and rear-occupying home of F. W. Cook at 1616 Madigon Ave. Investigators suspect matches as a possible cause.损害 estimated at 32,000 dollars, with fire and water damage. Insurance coverage details uncertain.
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Mary Wertnes
F. W. Cook
Madigon Ave
Cook
Nqana
Tne
Seven boys escape from Roys Industrial School
Seven boys escaped from the Roys Industrial School after overpowering guards on a Tuesday evening. Two were recaptured at the institution, five remain at large in Liberty. The plan aimed for two escapes but 13 weakened at the last minute.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Lancaster
Roys’ Industrial School
Belota
Uberty
Profit in Football Reveals Harvard Profit Lead
Harvard athletics report for 1903 04 shows football as the most lucrative sport with profits cited at 7250. The document notes football profits surpass other programs, reflecting shifting financial emphasis within college sports.
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Scripps-M'Ras
Boston
Nav
Roger Ernst
Warvard Athletic Anmedation
Senator Fairbanks to Attend Indianapolis Reception
United States senator and vice president elect Charley Warsen Fairbanks expected in Indianapolis on Wednesday afternoon from St Louis. He will be guest of honor at the Commercial Club reception with John W Kern presiding and Judge F E Gavin delivering addresses. The couple plan to travel east after the event for Yale football concerns.
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Charley Warsen Fairbpake
United States
Indianapolis
St . Loulm
John W. Kern
F. E. Gavin
Senator Fairbanks
Fairbanks Wi
Yale
No Democrats in Sight to Reorganize in Marion County
Article reports Republicans warning of a Clarke Pettijoan faction plotting to seize Marion County Democrats with plans for congressional actions and writs. Democratic leaders dismiss the scheme as a joke while tensions linger between Taggart Fanning and Leach Hottzman groups.
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At & Lors
Charles B. Clarke
Charles Port John
Marion County
Clarke-Pettlohn
Serio Ly
Ners
Pir
Wheat market and Pittsburgh livestock roundup
Special to the Sun Chicato reports December wheat opens higher and December corn steady, with May and July futures showing gains and subsequent profitability shifts. Pittsburgh livestock prices ease with steady to lower market for hogs and fat cattle, and assorted grain and coal prices listed along with stockyard receipts and bids.
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Knqlia
Mwevic
Sir
May
Isc
Mic
Pittsburg
Cripps-M'Rae
Pittaburg
Hebt
Tioga
Stags
NEW YORK PRODUCE AND LIVESTOCK QUOTES SUMMARY
New York markets show mixed activity in produce and live stock with widespread price steady to firm on dairy items and fruits. Beans, almonds, and cranberries feature in the fad, while Chicago and St Louis reports reflect varied cattle and hog prices and lighter beef demand in mid November trading.
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Bankerg
Michael Maloney
N. Elder
Bronchitta
Harvey Pullman
Drake
Typnotet
Willam Evans
Rastera
Martin W. van Sickle
Elenors Knoon
Otto Brokesberry
Ruth Brounard
Ralph Husson
Blanche May
Virgil FB. West
Julia Taylor
David T. Adarou
Matte B. Frazier
Joseph C. Koons
Muretts
M. Mae
Riley C. Adams
Emma
W. H. Abbott
Meriaian
Jay
Frank Mund
Hamilton
J. T. Garard
Dewey
J. W. Perkins
Blaine
W. Washburn
Temple, Son
SN. Thompson
Roach
N. Thompson
Herman E. Martens
City Briefs
Serteaux
Scrippa-Mrae
Paris
M. Berteaus
Aére An Minbaer
Ntti
U. S
Republic
Carnegie
Wsay
Henry. Friedman
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosve
Maine
Themen
Lewiston
Chace
Palldelphia Bulletin
Vories
Calla
Fairbanks
Commercial Club
DEM
Carpenters
Pattly
John Clarke
City Grain
Danuar
Cannell
Bloseburg
Jackson
Woo
Kanawha
Pittsburgh
Gorg
Raymond
Winitrede
Heekiss Valley
Loring
Brasil Biven
Green and Sullivan Gump
West Virginia
Indiana
Connelieville
Tom Scecuses
California
Jamaica
Florida
Virginia
Jersey
Ocrippe-M'Rae
Park
Susar
Akima
Prine
RAE
Western
Snessaensen
Nwecesnen
Snes
ST. Louis
Scripps-Wrae
Corman
Atchison
Ruslan
British India
Erle
Southemvas
GA U.P
Iscripps-S
Young Americas
Tave Poultry
State Elgin
York
Wisconsin
Limburger
Seweetness
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