Vaskapu Survivors Recall Explosions Aboard Steamer
Survivors from the Vaskapu disaster near Varna recount two dynamite bombs hitting the stok ehold and bridge on a steamer bound for Constantinople. Fourteen people died while engineers and most passengers survived as fire spread through the forehold. Reports from Adrianople note harsh reprisals in the region with villagers evacuated and villages pillaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Vaskupu
Varna
Bulgaria
Varwiamé
Stokehold
Adrianople
Tink Buideceh
Vilayet
Monaalir
Bulgaria Proposes to Remain Neutral in Macedonian Question
Reports from Varina cite a ministers council under Prince Ferdinand at Euxinograd deciding Bulgaria should stay neutral in the Macedonian question and adopt strict measures to avoid straining relations with Turkey. The war minister warned against declaring war on Turkey, citing costs and strategic limits. mobilization could occur within days if attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varina
Poerdinand
Euxinograd
Bulgaria
Urkey
Turkey
Wulgeria
Africka
Philippole
Sofia
Quietly Awaiting Action of the Porte
United States minister Lealama reports no immediate steps on the Vier Sunsu Mageleson incident at Telet, awaiting developments from the porte. Turkish officials deny charges by Chekib Moy about incitingAnglo missionaries, while embassies evacuate staff amid diplomatic strain between the United States and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantwopl
Lealama
Sunsu Mageleson
Telet
Fay Ghelel Tuy
Astineten
Abe
Constantinopia
de Porte
Turkey
Udse
Chekib Moy
Oman
Ruerdohip
Naval position update from the American squadron in the Mediterranean
Reports indicate the American squadron under Admiral Cotton remains in place near Bin Pringinca while awaiting orders. The British vessel Holint was towed to a port, and observers note no new actions or arrivals affecting the European station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waahlagtin
Arn Internat
United Seileg Mintator Jatannan
Tn Ramish Wilers
Jd Avons
Beokisge
Admiral Cotton
Loyal Elks Rally Ends With 7 To 1 Billings Victory
A large delegation from Red Lodge arrives with a 150 member Elks contingent and band. A band concert at the depot precedes a 1 to 7 ball game won by the visiting lodge. Whit- ney of Billings officiates as umpire. Delegates then dine at the George building Dks hall before returning home. event praised for strengthening cross lodge friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Hillings
Sepi
Étricky Biks
Billings
Tralia
Red Lodge
Order
Indies
Loyal Elks
S. T
Hed Ladey
Ina i. Whitney
Birlinge
Umpie
Lodge Story
J. Menning
Newman
Twoburn
Alden
Sparing
Egen
R. Fleming
Argeraliser
Ditings
Babcock
Wilson
Worthington
Eddy
Dirken
Bueehan
Roach
Kelsey
H. P. Bahcork
Dks
George Building
Murder Mystery Plague St. Louis Looks For Answers
A unidentified man, found with a bullet wound in the forehead near Laces avenue, was retrieved from the river. Autopsy suggests foul play with scant money in his pockets, and the shoes bear a tag from Cordele, raising questions about the victim’s identity and motive. Authorities pursue leads as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Laces Avenue
Ronchery
Palrivie Hurke
Telluride Mine Strike Threatens San Miguel County
A miners union meeting at Ophir decided to present a wage scale to mine managers similar to that at Telluride and the dam. The committee will report tomorrow. The belief is managers will resist changes, risking a general strike that could shut down the San Miguel mining industry as about 800 workers have already quit since the strike began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride
Vol
Pinners’ Union
Ophir
Amade
Telluride Rist
San Miguel County
Havre Bride Quietly Weds Great Northern Dispatcher and Miss Metn
Special Dispatch reports Havre. Donnelan a well known Great Northern train dispatcher and Miss Metn wed last week in Chinook. The couple, long residents of Havre, expect to live here. many friends extend best wishes.
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Standard
Havre
Sept
M.r. Donnelan
Metn Wedden
Chinook
Raw
Ted
Stringfellow
Tannelan
Minami
Dannelan
Thle
Pegate
Plan for Austrian mediation in future war harms
The article notes Austrian emperor support for Catholic powers to reach agreement on forthcoming conflict. It reports Cardinals urging public denouncement and calls in Maccedanta for united humanitarian action by all powers, regardless of religion.
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Marrdonia
Ponte
Maccedanta
War era veterans attend grant celebration in town
A damaged fragmentary report notes Kennion Weil and others attending a special gathering as part of a wartime veterans event. Names of groups and dates are unclear yet indicate a local ceremony with residents in attendance and a closure announcement for Meine.
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Standart
Wallapoll
Kent
Ble
Lnk
Allendad
Yolarina
Gray Alga
Grant
Biege
Une Tay
Namoreaw
School board eyes temporary classrooms as building nears completion
Local school officials push to rent space from Methodist church to house students during interim period. In September the board plans to secure funds and assess space needs while awaiting the final completion of the new wing. The community hopes for a swift transition once construction is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harre
Unclear Names and Roles in Local Engineering Note
Fragmentary text references a resident engineer with Canadian Pacific in Winniper and mentions individuals Jan New Ponition Apel Vianaleh Bert and Re MaNall. Details are garbled with missing events, dates, and clear context making precise summary difficult.
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Apel Vianaleh
Stanaara
Hire
Bert
Fhef
Re MaNall
Rors Marly
Haw Kone
Winniper
Canadian Pacific Rriband
Pli
McNel Wil Dol
Parke Slare Van Ruttod Wy Water Scheme Proposed
A fragment mentions a Parke Slare project near a pond water system with a $50,000 figure and adjacent site in Loxa or related terms, Sept timing implied. The readability is limited but suggests a municipal or local infrastructure note about funding and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxa
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO MONTANA PEOPLE
A compilation of local notes from Big Timber Forsyth Red Lodge and other towns. Updates include teacher changes and certifications, St Helena Catholic Knights organization, Labor Day plans in Red Lodge, a home bond question for a school, and news from Forsyth and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helen
St. Helena’s
Ro. M
Catholic Knights of America
Susie Schorit
Joseph M Crabel
Catherine Jungers
Gharles J. Sefer
Helena
Rich Quick Scheme Trial in Oklahoma Counties
A sensational report notes indictments against county officials in three Oklahoma counties. The case centers on false vouchers and corn claims aimed at deceiving the government, tied to a larger scheme involving bribes and multia in the state. Court action follows revelations from an ongoing inquiry conducted by officials including a district attorney and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bent
Sretary
Tfishcock
Finn Indie Bute
Herace Ap
Moonie
Anya
Agwnat
Conmaetor
Rhiw County
Thres
Settlement delays and indictments linked to Stere Avy Hitchead
Fragmentary report notes a three year old settlement with Stere Avy Hitchead delaying bills pending an investigation. Indictments are mentioned as Jesuit tied, with other named parties expected to be Tullow.
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Stereavy Hitchead
Offer Him Position to Get Rid of Him in Panama
Sept by Genera Hernandez ex president of Panama, once a possible candidate, was offered a European legation as the government seeks to remove him from the country. A stormy session in Bogota followed Cobez’s erratic ideas on Sept 15, with Isthmus officials accusing exploitation by outside powers and criticizing appointments from other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panaie
Genera Hernandez
Panama
Tim
Tco
Bogota
Agaslon
Cobez Onuly
Department of
Itandma
Ricardo Avango
Tila
Senor Chaiflana
Panatia
Big Drainage Tunnel Now In Operation
The great drainage tunnel completed and put in operation today under the direction of Superintendent Galbraige. Valves in bulkheads quenched and a stream of water released through Cripple Creek portals. Daily flow expected to reach 2300 gallons, increasing to 4900 on full connection.
Kentucky Feudists Plan Salvationist Mission
A fragmentary report outlines a mission by 17 Salvationists from Kentucky led by Captain White. The group aims to distribute religious tracts in Hart County and nearby areas, starting next week with local officials coordinating the effort and a response from residents expected as workers move through the park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittahure
Hell
Pittehurs Salvationists
White
Kentucky
Countioa
Gaiveve
Dane
Mary
Veiled Town Robbery Ends With Triad Arrests
A town’s residents recount a nighttime break in at a local store. Police detained two youths and a trio after a window was smashed and the trio fled, leaving minimal loot. Authorities say the suspects facedJustice Sweat Briday proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houllier
Leo
Aden
Crayos Moonee Company
Tore
May Sign Attempt To Open The Mines
Cripple Creek Colorado witnesses a tense day as troops guard mines and several hundred residents crowd streets. Executive committee of Mine Owners anticipate renewed operations next Tuesday with cavalry troop arrival, while restaurant staff may be ordered to refuse service to soldiers. An open air mass meeting condemned the troop presence, and a social event at Wicks residence supported the Presbyterian society. County Clerk Sehart completed bearers up the books for the current year, with work advancing to meet October first deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Colo
Preville
Muilitaria
Asrcetiion
Bellove
Chase
Cavalry Troop
Meeker
Accident Shocks Family In Tragic Paria Incident
A confusing report from Paria details a fatal accident described as an accidental shooting involving a man and his stepson, with unclear names and sequence. Authorities advise careful verification of identities and motives as the investigation continues.
Untitled Note on Anglo Pottery Trade Revisions
Fragmentary text notes revisions affecting the Britlah pottery trade and an American company. Mentions Ulamarth, Doevetature, Deyo, and a Slew 16 obtaining contract terms. Content appears garbled and difficult to parse for concrete facts or dates.
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London
Soph
FTO
Dufty Mall
Ape Peals
Ulamarth
M Ryitlay Ayatiente
Fearstal
Ammerleany
ExpressMtevil Dies Tridgeport Sept Felony
Safford vice president of we Aiia Xpress Company Ted at his poaldonce here today of NDOIENY aged 0 years.
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Tridgeport
Safford
We Aiia Xpress Company
Ted
Astor's Wee Comtribution Mystery At Waldorf Aator Plaz
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local event or tribute involving Astor, Terniley, Sapte, and Waldorf Aator Plaza. Names and dates are unclear, but the note references a reward or fee related to a lost item or commemoration in a Waldorf setting.
Very uneasy efforts to salvage treaty ratification amid withdrawals
Report from Washington notes uneasy UK style crisis as lawmakers withdraw support for the treaty. Delegates discuss delaying or revising terms while President Marroquin may authorize direct negotiations if needed. Ambiguity over party lines and potential protests by the Panamanian delegation shapes the funding and timing of ratification efforts.
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Wiatilomin
G—Ankioa
Havy
Washington
Phak
Danama
Rani Ue Senaiong
Galonihlin Con
Buxuln
Moms Herrin
Cutauibla
Pamana
Mie
Berran
Herta Snehings
Xlyliye
Marroquin
Thenex
Marroquin Ia
Herren Ia
General Feeling Favorable to Canal Treaty
The senate formed a commission to draft a bill authorizing government talks on a canal treaty within the constitution. Government actions seek constitutional reforms to satisfy the United States on canal control. Senor Mavare praises U S policy and hopes the canal opens soon. Senor Ataldi, once undecided, is named governor of Pianina and will depart for his post.
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Bogolo
Senate
Congress
United States
Kibanala
Senor Mavare
Heim
Eppore
Tay-Herrin
Senor
Ataldi
Pianina
Toiworray
Attempted 70 Kill Officer in Jail Narrative
An inmate armed with a knife threatened to murder an officer in jail. Barry confronted him as Ingraham used a revolver to strike. Barry was knocked unconscious but survived. Medical staff reported no skull fracture and noted grave concern over the head wound. Police guarded the suspect as the investigation continued, detailing weapon description and responses by Dr. Sullivan and others.
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Ingraham
Barry
Hadé
Ant Tigraham
Harry
bin de Sullivan
Tore Chai
Strong new coal trust formed in Ohio River region
Aew Corporation and the Great Northern Coal and Coke company unite to control coal lands and rail, river trade from Pennsylvania to New Orleans. Headquarters plan land in New York and shipping in Maysville with elevators and tipples built for Ohio and Mississippi valleys trade. Key backers include Camden, Kimbherly, Danley and Nomlon with eastern syndicate members.
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Chieianati
Repl
Boa Marrage
Bonis
Comlembus
Ohig
Maysville
Eine Aer Wiet
wWeRt
LOK Hines
Chesapeake
Elke, Flay
Maini
Kantucky
Hewe
Sendy
Great Northern Coal and Cove Company
Pall Ae
Ohio
Great Northern Coal
Pittsburg Coal Companies
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
New Orleans
Mirassaippi
Great Northern
New York
CincInnad
Great Northern Coal and Coke Company
J. N. Camden
Sprigg Camden
Parkersburg
P. L. Kimbherly
Sharon
Pat A. Danley
Robert Nomlon
Chicago
George C. Hawe
J. Kays
Paintavils
Eastern
Himbus
Alto
Kalispell Laundry Quits After Failed Strike and Collapse
Kalispell reports the Krugpel Co Operative laundry failed after a strike dispute, with poor management cited. Frank Nichols took control but failed to pay wages or secure funds, abandoning the plant after ten weeks. Two city laundries resume operation as workers plan to form a charter with the National Federation of Laundry Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talispell
Krugpel) Co- Operative
Trades and Labor
Casnol
Bis
Frank Nichols
Western Labor Union
Nichols
Fter
Natonal Federation of Laundry Workers
Chicago Federation Ends Stormy Defense Fund Session
A stormy Chicago Federation of Labor meeting led to the abolition of its defense fund committee amid accusations of misused funds and heated charges. Former president James Bowman and organizer J J Fitzpatrick defended labor, while calls for suspensions and reforms circulated. A compromise plan and a new investigation committee were proposed to address the controversy.
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Chicago
Sept
Chicago Federation of Labor
Defense Fund Committee
Jamey Bowman
J. J. Fitzpatrick
Orginiaer
T Heingeling
Uncle Sam Soldiers Plan Long Peace March
The United States army unit of about 100 men stationed at Chickamauga Park will march by road to Park Myer Virginia. Ordered by the War Department the force will endure the longest peace march to test endurance and move with equipment and mules. The journey begins in 43 days toward the distant destination.
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Chittanooga
Fern
United States Aviary
Chickamnngie Park
Arsanlzation
Ordem
Wer Department
Ayith Ital
Jis
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Bi Hae Blacere
Mranen
Adronomye
Reisen
Vile Gages
Kostit
Brusneyo
Oye Monastry
Strashkopols
Ion
Regen
Vetresko
Kamanovo
Bea
Marc Aémoltine
Velmosti
Debre
Wailiox
Weanrda
ELKS
Hany
Rud Leder
HiNtAas
ST. Louis
Aeanelan
Fedden Weading
Kennion Weil
Jan
Athe
Ardon of
Tiber
Ares Pringinal
Gertrude Mureuskey
Mian Fannie Tyler
Seher Haney
Misa Radla Hinkle
Big Timber
Samuel Gs Webster
Pacher
Red Ledge
Ge-Toom
Walter Alder
Rossin
Lanwrenve County
N. Y
Retay Turnbull Pagiete
John H. Turnbull
Montani
Forsyth
Aehaal
Koscind
Roreyth
Reandal
Telemt
Lalyes Homin Cathallc
Ashanti Ite County
W. W. Wicks
Centennial Avenue
Beneft
Presbyterian Society
Vluyers
Sehart Yas
Aren
Sehart
Paria
Richird Nicollm
MacRie
Pat
Accidentiny
Mere Amenteni Tavis
ExpressMtevil
Astor
Terniley
N. Funit
Fei Roe
Herraw
Ince Raen
Wevares
Meta
Barres
Aerie Baylor
Dave
Sullivan
Denver
Weild Heroufier
Strong Company
Aew Corporation
Ptuehnee Coal Companies
Prade Bn
Didn
Kalispell
Co-Operative
Meusger
Uncle Sam
Hhavel
Byevdat
API
Spatvhage
Ballepet
Taut Tvs
Ivan Suhl
Puppes
Harevinioglat
Hho Aa
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HEMI
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