Silent Wives Says She Still Loves Slain Banker
Mrs L Cora Miller, wife of Dr W L Miller of Crescent City, tells AP she knew of her husband's affair with Mrs Sayler for two years but kept silent to shield their son. She pleads for unity and vows to stand by her husband despite the tragedy. Funeral plans for banker J B Sayler proceed with limited attendance. Sayler brothers guard a sealed packet in the Crescent City bank vault, contents unknown.
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Associated Press
Blainsville
L. Cora Miller
W. L. Miller
Berg
B. Sasser
First National Bank of
Crescent City
Mr. Ayler
Mrs. Sayler
Watsega
Chicago
Heikes
Geairst Her
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Mes
Sayter
Tucepilon
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Say
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Bayler
Ford
Huaiire
Miller
Mr. Sayler
Little Bank
Crescent Ci
Sayler
WW. R. Nightmare
I. Z. Gayler
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Sayler Brothers
Willa
Thomas
Perry
Charley T
Ary
3. B
Willis Sayler
Thia
Thaw Resumes Testimony as Nesbit Thaw Returns as Witness
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw agreed to reappear for the state in White Plains as the Thaw mental condition inquiry set to resume. Witnesses described Thaw as rational in jail interviews while doctors prepare a formal examination in open court.
Will Lead His People to the North Pole
A fragmentary report recounts Mene Wallace, a Greenlandic youth raised in the United States, aiming to lead his people toward the North Pole. The tale notes his journey from Newfoundland aboard the ship Roosevelt under Commander Peary era context and mentions associations with Wallace family and Red Cross at the pier.
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Will
North Pole
Unclear Bank Inquiry and Estate Papers Surface in Baylor Home
Evidence found at the Baylor residence includes a six thousand dollar inquiry paper, farm deeds, and estate records in which involved parties are trustees. Blood stained garments allegedly linked to Dr. Miller, Mrs. Sayler, and John C. Granflen were turned over to authorities. Prisoner claims the blood came from a wounded wrist.
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Lunds
Baylor
Teheran Street Fighting Between Nationalists and Cossacks
Teheran battlefield reports heavy artillery and rifle fire as Nationalists attempt to breach Cossack positions near the house of Colonel Liakhoff. Shah’s troops approach the city from Sultanabad as talks to diplomats unfold.
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Shah
Associated Presa
Poheran
Teheran
Persan
Sitah
Liakhoff
Gompers to Be Honored in Washington Parade
Special dispatch from Washington July 14 reports Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor will receive an enthusiastic welcome on his return from Europe. He will tour New York Philadelphia and be met by a large labor committee before a parade through the principal streets to Convention Hall where exercises will be held. Representatives of labor in Congress will speak along with Mr Gompers.
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Wahington
D. C
Union Father of
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Eiurope
New York
Philadelphia
Organized Labor
Gampers
Convention Hall
Exercines
Lahar
Pangresa
Gompers
MAKES A FINE FLIGHT
Glenn H Curtis, famed Hammondport aviator, stays aloft five minutes and fifteen seconds at Mineola. An attempt to beat this mark fails due to a defective bolt on a propeller Lindes. Postpones his flight Herbert Tatham in foggy Calata awaiting favorable cross channel conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
Glenn H. Curtis
Hammondaport Aeroplaniat
Mineola
L. 7
Calata
Herbert Tatham
Richmond Sportsmen Set for Dangerous Darkest Africa Quest
Richmonder Charles J. Ryan and James T. Sloan, two ardent sportsmen, plan to sail from New York next Tuesday to enter Darkest Africa. They travel armed and equipped nearly as for a presidential expedition, with an outlay around $5,000 for equipment and supplies.
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USA Associated Press
Richmond
Strait
Roosevelt
Africa
Charles J. Ryan
James T. Sloan
New York
Glidden Tour Heads to Madison From Milwaukee
Dust covered Glidden tour contestants arrive in Milwaukee for a lunch stop and brief rest before resuming toward Madison. Cars, led by Premier No. 1, complete leg through Racine and Pewaukee with expected total distance about 375 miles, amid penalties for several vehicles.
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Wis
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Maulison
Milwaukee Automobile Club
Cros
Racine
Grand Avenue
Oconomowoe
Watertown
Madison
Chicago
Tee Waker Hower
Aadakerama
Conteltt
North Shore
Pewaukee
Okauchee
Walertown
Brush No
Rootes
No. Y Chalmers
Detroit
Brink
Brunh
Brush
Customs Court Approved in Tariff Conference Accord
Washington reports that Congress members reached a unanimous agreement to establish the United States Court of Customs Appeals to handle all appeals from the U S Board of General Appraisers. The court will sit in New York with five judges and a marshal, and may hold sessions nationwide. Tariff schedules dominated the day’s deliberations as conferees settled lines of dispute.
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Washington, D. CJ
Ily
Tarim
In i
Senate Customs Court
Gesson
Senate
United States Court of Customs Appeals
United States Board of General Appraisers
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Suomi Court
United States
New York City
Hueron
Philidelp Baltimoter Savann Sy
Orleans
Galveston
Chicago
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
House
Missing Books Found in Copper Company Case
Missing ledgers and records tied to F Augustus Heinze and Mercantile National Bank funds were located by Justice Department special agents. Found in two trunks in a house on West Fifty fifth Street, the items are now with the U S district attorney. A third trunk remains missing.
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sBy Associated Press
New York
Guntypa Copper Company
Augustus Tielnze
Hig
Mercantile National Bank
United States
United Copper Company
Tate
Department of Justice
Weat Fifty-fifth Street
Heinze
Copper Company
Determined to Clear Her Son's Memory
Mrs. James N. Button of Parlin Oregon presses renewed efforts to reopen the Navy murder inquiry into Lieut Samer Sufion's death in Annapolis. She asserts her son did not take his own life and vows to expose alleged wrongful motives behind the prior investigation.
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Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Trent
Mately
James N. Button
Partinus
Ore
Mys
Samer Sufion
Marine Corps
Naval
Olyson
Annapole
Navy
Trial Hearings Spotlight Ella Gingles Case in Belleville
sensational testimony from Dr W J Gin Kon and witnesses from Belleville centers on Ella Gingles alleged innocence. photographers and employers recount her time at a city home and the disappearance of kitchen silver while investigators prepare further evidence in the court case.
Sultan's Brother Dead and Noted American Dies in Norfolk
Constantinople reports Prince Suleyman Efend, brother of the sultan, died of heart failure. In Norfolk, Virginia, John Goode a statesman and lawyer died after a paralytic stroke. Goode served as solicitor general of the United States during President Cleveland's first administration.
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Associated Cress
Constantinople
Suleyman Efiends
Turkey
Prince
Norfolk
John Goode
Cleveland
Goode
United States
In a Waterless Camp Shows Thooxevelt Party Stranded
Yalvasha in British East Africa sees Thooxevelt party push for fame during a trek to Lake Nalvasta. The group marched from dawn to night, only to find the expected pool dried up, forcing them to endure a waterless, witterleeg camp for the night.
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Associated Trews
Yalvasha
British East Africa
Dennity
Lake Nalvasta
Witterleeg
Liberia Seen Likely to Receive New Life Amid Aid Talks
A U S government commission led by Rakund Po Maliie ver and Emmett J. Scott says Liberia is a promising ally and may gain a new lease on life. The report to Secretary Knox outlines plans for U S aid and talks with Britain to support Liberian governance while acknowledging reform needs.
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Washington
PD. C
Hife
Liberia
Amerian Coneilcaion
State Department
Comim
Aire
Rakund Po Maliiever
Vennsylvania
Emmett J. Scott
Alabama
George Sale
Georg
Knox
United States
Bankidor
Chilean Army Officers Offer Services in Bolivia
The July report from Valparaiso notes officers of the Chilean army offering their services to Bolivia. Merchants in Valparaiso believe Chile would benefit commercially if Peru and Bolivia go to war. A Bolivian statesman General Panda previously urged accepting the arbitration verdict from President Alcoria of Argentina, drawing a positive reaction.
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Associated Press
Valparaiso
Chile
Tera
Belivia
Argentina
Bolivia
Valparales
Peru
Tim
Panda
Republic
Alcoria
Republc
Bh Re
Strike Leads To Riot At Preset Steel Car Plant
In Pitsburg Pennsylvania near McKee's Rocks a strike of 1,200 steel workers at the Preset Steel Car plant sparked clashes with police after noon today. Shots were fired and as many as a dozen workers were injured by stones and clubs as officers fired revolvers into the air amid the unrest.
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Apgooaiagresa
Pitsburg
McKee
Rorks
Rublee Seriously Ill In Vienna
William A. Rublee of Milwaukee former American consul general in Vienna underwent laparotomy for a ten year stomach ailment. Though described as serious, he is not in imminent danger. Rublee was recently nominated as American consul general in Hong Kong.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Wiliam A. Rublen
Milwaukee
Wis
Rublee Sa
American Cosal Woneéral al Hongkong
July Wheat Jump Sparks Traders on Chicago Board
July wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade surged seven cents to a peak around 1.27 per bushel as traders rushed to cover short positions amid expectations of limited new harvest this month. Initial bids opened near 1.20 to 1.21 as prices leapt repeatedly, with excitement at the pit as crowds anticipated further gains before profits settled.
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Associated Tress
Chicago
Board of Trade
Tim Thomas Dies By Suicide in Aberdeen Job Loss
Timothy Thomas, about 32, of Oshkosh and Aberdeen, died after shooting himself at 5:30 yesterday following loss of a position. He had worked in insurance and clerical roles and recently in Aberdeen. Survived by his mother Mrs. Margaret Thomas and five brothers and three sisters. funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Timothy Thomas
Thomas
Bella BR. Fisher
Tia
Timothy J.thomas
Eels
North Wales
Oshhesh
Margaret Thenas
Pehodk
David + Lawson & Brother
Thouck & Ilan
Jie
Nat Thomas
Carl Thomas
Echestr Wis
Nil Hadas Thomas
New
Liston
Wis
XL Benjamin Rascam
Mass Bessie Thomas
Pierre
Dor Vis
Matesh
Lawrence
Maugie Thomas
Misa Sadie Themes
Uhtig City
Oshkosh
Tefferson Avenue
Boy Drowns in Canal Near Wisconsin Central Bridge
Otto Seibold, son of Otto M Seibold, a dealer with a shop on Davi slon street and living at 277 Ohio wheat, drowned after swimming west of the Wisconsin Central bridge on the river's south side. He was about ten years old. Two companions searched for him for about 20 weeks. body recovered at 1 o clock. Clothing lay on the canal bank.
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Otto M. Sebold
Ra Dlesele
Davislon Street
Ohio Wheat
Wisconsn Central Bridge
Man Accused Of Killing Nephew In Turbulent Trial
In Detroit on July 1, the prosecution began its rebuttal in the case of Dr. G W K Royslian charged with strangling his nephew Hirocon Gastanian. Mrs Boyaian testified that a confession could never be made without violence and that statements by the defendant were false. Detective Lakey testified the defendant inquired about Gostanian during a critical moment. A confusing remark attributed to a man named Lysander John Appleton is noted, while weather and local tidbits appear among garbled lines.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Meh
G WK Royslian
Kieng
Hirocon Gastanian
Boyaian
Gostanian
Lakey
Boyafian
Jeox Use
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