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On Wednesday night, June 9th, 1909, about 7 o'clock, George Anderson, a yard master for the West Shore Railroad Company, was standing in the fairy house when two very excited Chinamen entered.

Both were dressed in American clothing, and one of them was very good-looking, well dressed. His companion was of a more decided Chinese

cast and was more shabby in appearance. Anderson's attention was attracted to them by their haste to board the ferry boat.

In their hurry, they both tried to pass the same ticket chopper at the same time and became fastened between the iron railings of the narrow path.

Neither would give way to the other, and yet it was impossible for them to get through.

Employees finally pushed both men back and made them pass one at a time. As soon as they had

passed the ticket chopper, they ran at full speed into the ferry boat and paced

restlessly up and down until the boat had left the New York shore. They remained

together and talked excitedly in low tones and kept apart from the other passengers.

The description given by Anderson answers that of Leon Ling and his companion, Chong Sing. True Crime Historian Presents

Unsolved, a special edition of yesterday's news exploring history's greatest murder mysteries.

In this episode, we'll take a look at the newspaper accounts in the case of Elsie Seigle,

a pretty young girl from a prominent New York family who went to work at a missionary in Manhattan's Chinatown.

In the summer of 1909, police find Elsie's body

packed in a trunk in an apartment above a hardware store on 8th Avenue. I want to add a footnote

here to the prologue and an alert about the rest of this episode. To say that sometimes

historical documents contain language

that defies modern social and cultural standards, especially in regard to race and gender

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