Rosenblooms tied to Camden trunk murder case
In Baltimore authorities quote Mrs Bun nie Rosenbloom admitting knowledge of her husband Samuel J Rosenbloom’s murder by son Alexander and the trunk concealment in the family home cellar. Daughter Eva, sixteen, also admits awareness of the crime and concealment in the cellar.
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Rosenbloom murder case tied to trunk theft and insurance scheme
Testimony reveals a complex plot to kill Rosenbloom and claim life insurance while four suspects including Alexander Egler and two Eglers face extradition issues. Mrs. Rosenbloom and daughter admit knowledge of the body being hidden but deny direct involvement. police doubt their claims and pursue alleged plan to seize the store.
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Died of Broken Heart in Norriatown Pennsylvania
Richard Kennedy, an eight year old Pennsyl vania railroad engineer, died in burying ground after heartache from his son Leo’s death from scarlet fever. Doctors failed to ease his grief and he died last Friday.
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Man Fatally Stabbed During Revival Service
In Dexter Massachusetts on August 26 John Horton left the altar during a revival in a gospel tent near town and fatally stabbed Oscar Leathers before returning to join the congregation in prayer as Rev E C Butler continued the service.
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Earle Charged With Assault on Wife After Birth
Middletown Ohio Aug 26 Vordt G P Earle arrest at home near Monroe on an assault to second degree charge. The complaintant is Mrs Ines Barry aunt of Mrs Earle. Earle pleads guilty to the charge and awaits grand jury action in October. He is jailed at Goghen. Mrs Earle and child leave for Central Valley.
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Stock Brokers Fail After Wall Street Trading Surge
New York August 26 The failure of A. O. Brown and Co a major brokerage with losses estimated above 1 million sent a wave of shock through the stock market The suspension came after a wild two hour session marking one of the most remarkable market days in years Delivery on only 377 000 of 700 000 shares traded was confirmed No clear split between customer and firm accounts could be determined. A note from Lake Yellowstone Park describes a separate stagecoach robbery incident in Butte Montana with 120 victims and about 13000 in loot.
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Readville Handicap Shifts Harness Racing to New Start Point
Allen Winter wins the Readville $30,008 handicap in a novel race where horses started at various marked distances behind the usual line. McDonald drove Winter to a narrow victory over Sweet Marie and others as 20,000 spectators watched the daylong event at Readville Mass on August 26.
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