Exonerations in Buckeye murder case shock Redding crowd
William Clement, arraigned for the killing of William Landis's mother Mrs. W C Bradford, is reported as exonerating Dana Thompson and Marcus Griffith while admitting sole responsibility. Clement says he killed the man and is willing to face the consequences, asserting he has no shame. District Attorney Chenoweth notes evidence challenging Clement's sole role and points to more witnesses.
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Justice of the Peace
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Merchant
Reading
Buckeye
Clement
W. G. Landis
Dana Thompson
Marcus A Griffith
Tam
Grifith
Thompson
Fragmentary note on essence making in past perfumes
A fragment notes a practice of heating substances over hot coals to sweeten perfumes from earlier times. It hints that these scents were named essences in their era, implying a historical method and terminology without full context or details.
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Nowaday
Miller vanishes in Alaska bay amid foul play fears
Tacoma dispatch reports Cordova Alaska cable says Dick Miller twenty cannery worker cashed a one hundred dollar check Saturday then disappeared. Sunday his hat and bars were found in the bay near his overturned boat with fears he was a crime victim. Body unrecovered by Monday night. brother in Bitter Root Montana his only known relative.
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Standard
Tacoma
Wash
Cordova
Alaska
Dick Miller
United States
Miers
Bitter Root
Mont
The tariff as live issue in this presidential year
The Standard promotes the tariff as the central, hard fought campaign topic. Readers are urged to stay informed via Montana's progressive daily. Subscription is $1 per month for daily and Sunday editions, delivered by carrier on established routes or mailed nationwide including Canada and Mexico.
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Neway
United States
Canda
Mexico
Brothers killed by gas in well near Kremlin Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Maine dated July 29 reports Ed and Phil Miller brothers living one mile north of Kremlin on the Great Northern line were suffocated in a 45 foot well. They had drilled to depth when hard earth stopped progress and a dynamite blast was used. Returning to the bottom one brother entered and was found dead, the other brother went down to assist and perished from gas. The cause may be a gas flow or gas from the blast. The Millers had lived on the homestead for nearly two years and were engaged in dry land farming.
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Standard
Maine
Phil Miller
Kremlin
Mont
Great Northern Railroad
Peace talks hinted by Turkish government in Paris chamber
Turkish government signals willingness to enter negotiations with Italy, provided terms preserve Turkey's honor and dignity and safeguard rights. Announcement made in the chamber of deputies as the premier's ministerial program faced scrutiny. Grand vizier: government ready to resign if parliament rejects plan.
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Constantinople
Italy
Turkey
Chamber of Deputies
Democrats back battleship plan in naval bill drive
In Washington, 21 Democratic representatives sign a petition supporting the battleship program in this year’s naval bill, opposing the party line against battleships. Separate note mentions a wild duck serum claimed to confer immunity to lay fever and asthma.
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Washington
Surplus left after payment of dividends at US Steel
New York July 30 The United States Steel Corp financials for the quarter ending June 3 show earnings of 25 102 265 and net income of 18 429 204. After deducting interest and regular dividends a surplus of 56 485 remains. Compared with the prior quarter the figures are stronger with total earnings exceeding the previous period by 121 202 and net income rising by 6 320 87.
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United States Steel Corporation
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