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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

3

Witnesses Confess No Breakthrough in Sigel Murder Case

Chinaman Chong Sing, a key witness, was taken to the Eighth Avenue chop suey house to recount events of Elsie Sigel’s murder. Police push for a fuller confession while examining jealousy theories involving Leon Ling Chu Gain and other suspects amid alleged love letters and threats.

Chong Sing Elsie Sigel Central Office Eighth Avenue Chong House of Detention Chinaman Leon Leon Ling Elsie Miss Sigel Elsiie Sigel Ing Ling Oes District Attorney’s Office Chu Gain Mott Street Woods M. Jesse Henry 120 Centre Street Ah Tai Wadsworth Avenue Bristol West Forty-ninth Street Sigel Wa Gain Chinatown Chu Washington National Hotel EK. J. 8 van Wagoner Baker Postal Telegraph and Cable Company

Exposition Travel Sparks Low Fare Alaska Route to Seattle

The Alaska Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle attracts East Coast interest as the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Seattle and Northwest cities at reduced rates. Tickets are valid for return until October 31 with convenient direct service via transcontinental routes and connections to Chicago and St. Louis.

Seattle Wash Atlantic Seaboard Pacific Coast Pacific Slope Bonanza Creek Alaska Cape Nome Northwest Pennsylvania Railroad Company San Francisco Los Angeles Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago and St. Louis Western Lines

Strange Shooting at Seashore Hotel In Brooklyn Mystery

Alfred Richardson, a Brooklyn hotel owner, departed for Europe amid a tale of pistol shots near his Fort Lowry residence. His wife Mrs Mary Richardson denies trouble, cites rats as possible cause, while police detain Alfred as suspicions grow about the alleged shooting and his abrupt departure aboard the Hellig Olaf.

Europe Alfred Richardson Brooklyn Mary Richardson Bath Beach Fort Lowry Montauk Manhattan Richardson Dowling Michael Devaney Devaney the Montauk

Reward Offered For Train Robbers In Ducks, Canada

The Canadian Pacific Railway offers a 5000 reward for the capture of the robbers who held up a Ducks, Manitoba train Tuesday. Authorities seek to identify and apprehend those responsible in a bold daylight assault.

Winnipeg Man Canadian Pacific Railway Today Ducks B.er

Three Detectives Indicted On Assault Charges

Grand Jury charged assault in the third degree against detectives George F. Zimmermann Joseph H Kennedy and John J Houlahan on Inspector Herlihys staff. They pleaded not guilty before Judge Foster and were released on 5000 bail each. Complainant Fritz Lindinger ex President of the Liquor Dealers Association who owns 105 Broad Street cafe says detectives disrupted his place on June 16 and later arrested him for poolroom activities. The case's origin traces to a mislisted poolroom suspicion and prior complaints to Commissioners and the DA, leading to the indictments.

George F. Zimmerman Joseph H. Kennedy John J. Houlahan Herlihy Judge Foster Fritz Lindinger Liquor Dealers’ Association Broad Street Lindinger Crane Tombs Court Bingham Murphy

Wrong Man Detained After Child Misidentification Incident

Robert Wilmerding of 214 West 36th Street led Miss Agnes O Keefe and a six year old boy toward a candy store near 601 West 135th Street. The boy ran into a tailor shop. police arrested Wilmerding and O Keefe after the father insisted. Both were held at West 125th Street Station overnight.

Robert Wilmerding West Thirtysixth Agnes O’keefe West 135Th Street Wilmerding Ralph Fried Herman Fried McByrne Fried Miss O’keefe West 125Th Street

Bryan Jr. Weds Miss Berger at Grand Lake Lodge

William Jennings Bryan Jr. and Miss Helen Virginia Berger wed in an outdoor ceremony at Kinnikink Lodge Grand Lake Colorado. The Rev H S Huntington officiated with Edna Baker as maid of honor and Samuel Berger as best man. The couple plan a two year stay in Tucson after honeymooning at Grand Lake.

Grand Lake Col William Jennings Bryan, Jr Helen Virginia Berger Milwaukee Kinnikink Lodge F. D. Levering H. S. Huntington Crete Neb Edna Baker Lincoln Samuel Berger Mary Berger Mrs. Bryan, Jr Tucson Ariz

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