Albert Akeny "A.A." Stewart was a salesman in Cincinnati and brought three whales to the city. He later died on the Titanic.

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appearing in The Cincinnati Enquirer, July 2, 1877. Stewart's plan tragically failed, with the first whale dying en route to Cincinnati. While the second whale made it to the city's spectators ...