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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

2

Trunk murder suspect Leon Ling on the run

Police press a national manhunt for Leon Ling alias Leong Chon Wing after Chong Sing testifies of Elsie Sigel’s death and Ling’s flight. Authorities circulate a detailed description, jewelry and watches tied to the case, and hinge on a tone of urgent pursuit across cities.

New York Police Seek Clue In Ongoing Investigation

Police in New York say a letter found contains references to Chong Sing and mentions an arrest tied to the case. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the inquiry continues.

York Chong Sing

Reginald Sigel Certains Not Leon Ling In Chinaman Case

Reginald Sigel and Detective Reich visited Chu Hop in Schenectady jail after arriving from New York to identify the Chinaman detained on suspicion of being Leon Ling. Sigel, who had never seen Chu Hop before, said he is not Ling and Chu Hop will be released.

Chong Leon C Kong Elsie Eer Toy Eisie Capt. Carey Mr. Ward Chinaman Ching Sing Teon Ling Leon Ling Chu Gain Port Arthur Chinatown Elsie Sigel Ling Gaia Gain Harburger Ward House of Detention Ward Chong Sing District Attorney’s Amsterdam Forbes Ching Jerome McCafferty Chong Sing Chong Ling Kong McCafferty Miss Sigel Eighth Avenue House Mr. Sigel Sigels Leon King Mott Street Sun Leung Yee Kim Chin Song Hoon Soon Tong Chinese Masons Indianapolis Elmore Chicago Wi White Pittsburg Joe May Revelstoke British Columbia Vancouver China Washington National Hotel Wash N & Es Schenectady N. Y Reginald Sigel New York William Reich Chu Hop von Wagner Philadelphia Poe F. B. Travis Postal Telegraph Company Baker Sigel la Hire Dunois Lionel Joan Rheims Thibaut Hell Raimond

Chinese appeal aids hunt for Leon killer of Elsie Sigel

Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang’s nationwide appeal urges all Chinese to aid U S authorities in capturing William L Leon the suspected murderer of Elsie Sigel The Washington circular led to postings in Chinatown and new leads as detectives pursue the case in multiple cities while police review telegrams tied to Miss Sigel and the suspect

New York Times Washington William L. Leon Elsie Sigel Wu Ting Fang Legation Leon Ling Chinatown Leon Pell Street Chu Hop Schenectady N. Y New York Mon Roy Won Sing Choy

White girl tied to opium den case in West Side

Grace Hudson of 144 West Twenty sixth Street was charged with frequenting Louis Soy’s laundry at 309 West Forty second Street to smoke opium and was discharged by Magistrate Corrigan. Soy and his wife Josephine were also cleared for lack of evidence after questioning. two needles and a morphine box were found with the pipes.

Grace Hudson West Twentysixth Street Louis Soy West Forty-second Street Corrigan West Side Court Burberg West Fortyseventh Street Soy Josephine Elsie Sigel

Cape Cod Canal Begun With Belmont Placing First Spade

Cape Cod Canal construction moved forward as August Belmont of New York tapped the first spade at Bournedale near Sandwich. Belmont, president of the financing company, pledged completion. Present were Robert Bacon, E F Levee, Edward Warfield, and engineers. Belmont’s work occurred near the Perry house, ancestral home of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry.

Sandwich Mass Bournedale Cape Cod Belmont New York Robert Bacon J. P. Morgan & Co E. F. Levee

Parsons Returns From Europe After Third Atlantic Crossing

William Barclay Parsons, engineer and Cape Cod Canal director, arrived from Europe after a rapid three Atlantic crossings in 35 days. He notes the canal will shorten coastwise trips by five to six hours, be eight miles long with a 30 foot tide-level depth, and may be widened to 30 feet if needed for battleships.

William Barclay Parsons Europe Atlantic Mauretania Lusitania Parsons London England America Cape Cod Canal Boston Long Island New York Culebra Massachusetts Bay

Railroads Benefiting the People, Says Hughes as Delegates Open Meeting

Governor Hughes welcomes delegates at Albany for the American Association of Local Freight Agents, praising railroads as benefactors delivering prompt service. Clifford Sims argues recent anti corporate sentiment is unfounded and notes freight rates here are lower than elsewhere while railroads are not over capitalized.

Albany Govv. Hughes American Association of Local Freight Agents’ Associations State Assembly Chamber Henry F. Snyder Mr. Sims

Miss Adams Shines in Stuttgart Arena Joan of Arc Play

Miss Adams delivered a strong Joan of Arc in Schiller's drama at a stadium performance. The production faced staging limits but her clear voice and dramatic courage carried the role, with Dunois and Queen Isabeau notable supporting turns.

Joan Lionel Schiller Dom Remy Thibaut d’Arc Raimond Miss Adams Rheims Cathedral France E. Hales Dunois Dorothy Dorr Isabeau Gustav von Seyffertitz Archbishop of Gisaules E. Hales la Laura Stanisy Maude Adams Etienne Hdward Morrissey Claude Marie Edward Lewers Jake Ceases Vera Vere Donne Bertrand Rabie Frederic Tyler Wallace Jackson Harvard University Germanic Museum

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