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In Detroit on October 30, Wm. L. Stewart was found stabbed to death on Jefferson Avenue. Initially mistaken for heart disease, autopsy revealed a deep chest wound. His wife, actress Lottie Frank from Buffalo, identified him; the discovering stranger vanished.
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DETROIT, October 30. - Late last night while a man and woman were talking on Jefferson Avenue, a stranger stepped up and called for help to remove the body of a dead man whom he said he had found on the street. The dead man proved to be the husband of a woman who said his name was Wm. L. Stewart and that they had recently came to Detroit where her husband was seeking work. It was thought he died from heart disease, but a post mortem revealed the fact that death resulted from a small but deep wound in the chest which extended to the heart. The wound seems to have been made by some such instrument as a Spanish stiletto. Who did the stabbing is unknown. The man who first called attention to the dead man has disappeared and no one knows anything about him. The woman who claims to be the murdered man's wife is known to be Lottie Frank, an actress, formerly of Buffalo.
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October 30
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A stranger discovered the body of Wm. L. Stewart on Jefferson Avenue, initially thought to be from heart disease, but post mortem revealed a fatal stab wound to the heart. His wife, actress Lottie Frank, identified him. The stranger disappeared, and the perpetrator is unknown.