Local scandal tied to doctor and banker tragedy
Journal reports a murder case involving Dr. Miller and banker Sayler. Witnesses describe a house quarrel, a hatchet, and a shooting after Sayler allegedly confronted Miller over an affair with Mrs Sayler. Mrs Sayler claims long collaboration with Miller and that Sayler approved their companionship.
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Goldie
Ier
Dent
Dward Blanton
Dietrich Smeyer
Ed‘ad
Say- Phér
Spite and Mourning at Vincers Health Lodge Memorial
A fragmented report describes mourners at a local health lodge where tears and wailing accompanied a service for J. A. Sammis. Delegates gathered for a one hour observance as locals recalled pride in past achievements and the loss felt by the community.
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Cinélanh
Garry
Lodt
Focal Lodge
J. A. Sammis
Michaél Meé
Hefrin
Abalone and Blackfish Bring Coastal Delicacies to City
R. B. Walton of Sahag declares abalone and blackfish a rising coast delicacy as Los Angeles hosts tastings. He notes abalone’s method via electricity preserves tenderness and flavor, compares with oysters, and mentions canning efforts and hotel service along the coast.
Diver Saves Girl In Kentucky Creek Rescue
A 16 year old girl barely escapes drowning when the rowboat she was in capsizes near Hickman Creek at the Kentucky Distillery area. Wilson Clarke, a distillery employee, dives sixty yards to reach her and pulls her from the water after she slips under the boat and then sinks again.
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Lat Diepeten
Commertial Tribune
Sholasville
Dauenter
Ph Sthith
Cukley
Hickman E
Ana Tnaté
Wilson Clatké
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New Hampshire's Mrs Burnham Seeks Civic Ideals in Washington Life
In a Washington interview Mrs. Henry Byen Boe Margaat 8 Downing quotes Mrs. Burnham of Manchester New Hampshire. She praises New England thrift civic morality and the M. W. A. movement elevating workers. She recalls New Hampshire history landscapes and notable homes and notes her support for women’s higher education and community service.
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Commertial Tribune
Washington
New Haupsiire
New England
Héstéss
Masséhester
Manchester
Indy
Algo
Y. M
Serene Shansa
Seaboard
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Hampshire
Batatoga
New Tapmpehire
New Brigiahd
America
Otis
Charles
Granite
Wentworth
Portsmouth
Bennington Wentworth
Martha Hilton
Longfellow
Lady Wentworth
Portemouth
Santiago
Sanstury
Daniel Webster
John Stark
Tiltoh
Tilton
Nathaniel Tilt
Samise] Tits
Wales
Nathanitl Tilton
Granite State
Ana
Burnham
M.baker
A. B. Carpenter
Edith Burnham
Abbot Acaidemy
Andover
Mags
Edith
Baker
Wellesley
Carpenter
Laselle Ifstiate
Burndale
Mass
Wellesley Club
Rebellious Tribesmen Attack Fez City
A dispatch from Wetuah reports Hoght, leader of rebellious tribesmen, attacked Wes and forced entry into Fez. The townsfolk fled as the attackers plundered the city’s estates and merchant stores. Fate of Mulai Hatid remains unknown.
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Madrid
Juy
Wetuah
Hoght
Mulai
Toledo Detective Killa An Enemy on Bridge
Toledo detective Charles J. Dresser shot and killed ship’s carpenter William Chatterton on Cherry Street Bridge as a crowd watched. Dresser claimed Chatterton had threatened his life and menaced his wife. The incident occurred July 1 in Toledo.
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Toledo
Killa
Charles J. Dresser
Tailroad
William Chatterton
Cherry Stréét
Iain Thor
Dughfaré
Dresser
Chatterton
Int
Drédser
Gasoline Fire Destroys Anthony Nichting Grocery Site
A gasoline blaze at Anthony Nichting’s grocery on Hopkins Street caused a fierce hour long fire. A boy employee escaped with minor burns as a 60 gallon tank exploded and flames emptied into the gutter. The grocery building and a nearby brick house suffered damages of 250 and 50 dollars respectively. A separate electrical fire at W W Anderson’s residence was put out by firefighters.
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Anthony Nichting
Hopkins Street
Hatty Holstein
Dichting
Nichting
Brécery
Samuel van Horn
Lawrenceburg
Ind
van Horn
Storm damages tobacco in Adams county and floods crops
A Manchester dispatch reports a severe storm in Adams county after midnight. Hillside tobacco washed out along the route and one third of Fulned corn crop damaged. Downed trees and blown storm debris affect crops. all low ground crops are submerged.
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Commercial Tribune
Manchester
Adams County
Woman Found Safe After Disappearance Amid City Alarm
Patrolmen Fricke and Wilson found Miss Irma Schroeder after a missing person alert. Chief Millikin verified her identity and Haffher escorted her home at 3107 McHenry Road, Westwood, by car. The case began with her mother notifying police around 6 AM and ended with her location in the afternoon near the river area.
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Fricke
Wilson
Irma Schroeder
Millikin
Haffhér
McHenry Road
Westwood
Finglly
Westwood Owl
Bédnar Albert
Sixth
John Streets
John Street
Folrce
Governor Johnson Seriously Ill in Minnesota
At St Paul Minnesota on July 13 Governor John A Johnson is seriously ill after multiple operations for appendicitis and digestive problems. Doctors indicate another operation may be required as he battles a recurrence of ailments.
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Minnesota
At. Paul, Minn
John A. Johnson
Denver
Col
Stald
Joséphine McGrath
Cummingville
John Shiliite Company
Simon Phe
Testator
Mies Matilda Stein
Mary NuStatifa
Sarah Payne Corbett
Mary Brown
Birdie Goedie
Lewisburg
Sisters of Mercy
Freeman Avenue
St. Vincent de Paul's Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic Orphan’s Asylum
Cumminsville
John J. Sullivan
John McDermott
Patrick McDermott
Frank Owens
Cincinnati Crushed Stone and Gravel Company
Wallace Owens
Wilmington
Kate Kelley
Jacob Spincher
Christina Spincier
Lilian R. Keam
Frederick W. Keam
D.dickerson
Luellié Clark
Theobald Reising
Catherine Réising
Publishers Visit Hamilton Inspect Plant of Champion Coated Paper
Fifty publishers and managers of establishments arrived in Hamilton today for a factory tour of the Champion Coated Paper Company. The visitors inspected machinery and discussed operations during a lengthy goodwill excursion amid industry outreach efforts.
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Cincinnati Party
Champion Coated Paper Company
Divorces Granted and Grand Jury Controversy In City Court
The court heard motions to remove juror Tidball from a grand jury panel amid probe into a city franchise deal with Ohio Fuel and Supply. Judge Bromwell dismissed the grand jury and set a decision for Thursday while noting legal limits on removing jurors. Separate cases included divorces for Goertemiller, Zoller, and Mortis, a receiver appointed for Brandata Machine Screw, and various estate actions in Common Pleas Court.
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Jona. W. ‘Traball
Prosé¢ttor Hunt
Brome
Hunt
Tidball
Norwood
Ohio Fueland Supply Company
Bronmrwell
Ysterday
Bromwell
Ndsell
Bromwel Thei
Aresta
Madball
William
Ornié
Pearacé
Gkglisa
Wolf
Eying
Huht
Thorndyke
Bramwell
Advic
Thursay
Georg Puchta
John Ringolla
Alexander Hill
Brottwell
Puchta
Ringolla
Hill
Ernst Bauh
Robert Skinner
Tory Geile
Anc
Common Pleas
Gourt
Dickson
Charles Kolp, Jr
D. M. Martin
Martin
C G. H. Jomes
Tariff Contentees Finish Scrutiny As Optimism Grows
Directors who sailed for France praised the tariff revision, with Mr. Corey claiming broad satisfaction and predicting a prosperity boost. Judge Gary also voiced optimism, saying the bill should be generally satisfactory and that business will improve as steel prices rise and record highs return.
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France
Corey
Gary
Cabiniét
Congress
Bryan urges Taft to back popular election of senators
William J. Bryan sent a letter to President Taft urging a vote on a constitutional amendment for the popular election of U.S. senators. He notes states' moves to ratify the income tax amendment and suggests combining efforts to advance both amendments during Taft's administration.
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Taft
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Bryan
United States
Congress
Taylor Rebukes Douglas Over Aldrich Tariff Bill
Washington July 13 Ned Taylor repudiated Representative Albert Douglas by refusing to join a round robin against the tariff conference report. Taylor said the Aldrich Bill is far better and that he will vote for it, breaking the Ohio delegation's united front.
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Washington
Albert Douglas
Ohio
Ned Taylor
Douglas
Yiof
Tobacco crops ruined by heavy rain in Green River district
Special Dispatch from Owensboro Kentucky reports thousands of acres of tobacco in the Green River district ruined by days of rain. A morning storm damaged rail stations and telegraph lines while fences and barns blew down. Officials estimate 40 to 50 percent of the curing crop ruined and lowland plants submerged under several feet of water.
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Commercial Tribune
Owensboho
Green River District
Henry S. Berry
Green River Tobacco Growers’ Association
Mystery of Injuries Baffles Officials After Fall
Joseph Hall, 26, of Covington Kentucky, arrived at the city hospital in a battered condition after a fall from an elevator shaft at Ben Hey’s rag shop on Second Street near Broadway. Police were told Hall had fallen two stories. another account claimed four stories. Hall denied the fall to hospital staff.
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Joseph Hall
Covington
Ben Hey
Second Street
Broadway
Divorce Case Totals in Butler County Reach 108
Special Dispatch reports in the Tribune that 108 divorce actions were brought in Butler County during the year. Neglect and absence are cited as grounds in eighty one cases.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton,.c
Stenetice Aics
Butler County
Champion Unlucky Boy Strikes Five-Year-Old Soldier Scout
A Special Dispatch reports a five year old boy, identified as a champion, meeting misfortune in a local incident. Details are fragmented but indicate an unfortunate event involving the youth and a notable title. Further specifics are not clearly provided in the text.
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Frank F.reed
Edw. Rogers
Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Company
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William F. Hall
Pittsburg
Harry F. Paul
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