Confesses to Crime in Maine Wife Killing
Farmington Maine June 13 Mrs Etta Taylor was shot to death May 12 by her husband Taylor who confessed to killing her at close range in the woods after dinner he asked her to walk ahead then shot her in the back before aiding to bury the body and planning to divert suspicion by leaving deeds and a will naming himself.
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Farmington
Maine
Etta Taylor
Marshall Feyter
Tyrus N. Blanchard Taylor
Blanchard
Heir
Himat
Taylor
Bla
Harry Homie
Pine Street
Granville
N.Y
Williams
Tink Pilla
Mr. Bensis
Atvootlint
Toy Wife
Dr. Willams
Eyr
Wil- Hans Medivine Co
Behenertyly
Willlawe
Poe
Willian
Jon Tecelpt
Peice
Dr. Williama Medicine Company
Schenectady
Big Fleet for Canal Aims to Open New Steamers
Washington reports United States Steel plans a large fleet of new steamers to operate between the Atlantic and Pacific when the Panama Canal opens. The company would move substantial freight by sea if tolls are favorable, potentially reducing reliance on railroads.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Sugar Trust Secrets Revealed In Senate Inquiry Testimony
Edwin F. Atkins testifies on the American Sugar Refining company formed in 1887 to consolidate refineries and lower production costs. He cites secrecy, limited stockholdings, and Had the aim to reduce expenses via cartel like cooperation, with Havemeyer owning a large stake. inquiry seeks anti trust and interstate commerce violations.
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Washington
Howes
Withersen
Congress
Hardwick
Georgia
Atkins
Ameriess Rape Refin VY
Grost
Redit
Avene Bi
Hngiid
Iemn Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer
Haver
Amerier
Magic Cloths and a Double Life Talk
A newspaper item reports on so called magic cloths priced at 25 cents praised for polishing silver and metals. Instructions mix gasoline, whiting, and oleic acid to treat woolen cloths, dry in shade, and claim the qualities endure after wear. The piece ends with a humorous dialogue from the Chicago Record-Herald about a night time confession and a double life.
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New York Globe
Henry
Chicago Record-Herald
Night bell yields unlikely aid for wills and medical needs
A man seeks a doctor via a night bell and finds a lawyer instead. The lawyer explains his after hours role, noting most legal work after 10 pm is wills as he helps those who suddenly recall unfinished testaments. The tale blends humor with a glimpse of late night duties.
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Jowige
Nigit Bell
New York Times
Manners and household tips from a Philadelphia bulletin
A scattered piece blends practical care for rusted utensils and refrigerators with a plea for manners education. It urges proper cleaning with soda and vinegar, careful handling of pipes, and budget tips, then pivots to Emerson quotes and a call for schooling on etiquette in Washington and beyond.
Practical Table Manners Lessons Proposed for Children
Exchange, Dorothy Dexter, argues good education must include practical etiquette. She suggests simple, actionable rules taught through real demonstrations like a dinner table setting to avoid embarrassment and improve manners for all children.
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St Eit
Exchange
Dorothy Dexter
15 Year Old Drowns After Breach Suit Near Bethlehem
Bethlehem Pa June 13 A 15 year old, involved in a breach of promise suit by a girl of his own age, drowned himself Sunday in the high canal here. He had been arrested last week and held in bail to answer the girl's suit in September. Lamorey Clothing Co Barre Vt advertises boys' suits and cash for watches and jewelry.
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Bethlehem
Paul Hagen
High Canal
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
Nature
SUGAR
Edwin F. Atkins
Witness
Dr.true
Philaelphia Bulletin
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Lenox
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Lamorey Clothing Co
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Steele
Richard Jahreiss
Owatonna
Minn
Zamboni Bros. Drug Store
Richard H. Jahreiss
Surprise Merchandise Company
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