Turbulent Balkan Situa tion deepens after Turkish insubordination
In Constantinople August 19 Russian demands over the murder of Russian consul Rostkovaki at Monastir are presented. Russian naval show of force may push Macedonians toward intervention. Turkish troops show marked insubordination and shootings of Bulgarian workers occur near Uskub. Italy signals readiness to intervene with ships near Lemnos and Sicily as tensions rise.
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Ynstantinople
Turkey
Monastir
M. Ros Zovaki
Russia
Rusete
Pornatance
Uskub
Mbnastir de Mantet
Falonica
Salonica
Galesien
Macedonia
Italy
Rome
MI. Nervy
Lemnos
Aegean Sea
Remberto
Agosta
Silescia
Ottoman
Cagiiari
Sardinia
Turkish Officials Mnerry and Russia Tensions Rise
Constantinople reports alert as a Russian squadron heads to the Dardanelles Bay of Melia and discussions over Macedonia intensify. Turkish officials show growing concern over potential Russian demands and possible moves to protect foreign interests amid unrest. Besieged areas and Benjevian arrivals indicate rising violence as Albanian and Bulgarian villages burn and fears of a massacre grow.
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Russia
Constantinople
Miadia
Europe
Turkey
Burgas
M. Zlenoviei
Macedonia
Austria
Murole
Ruselanen Patton
Prince of
Yakub
Virgil
al 'Vitans
Joint Naval Demonstration Could Tie Powers With Russia
Reports from Metal quarters indicate a Russian naval squadron ordered toward Turkish waters may be joined by France and Austria in a broad European display. If agreed, the action would involve fleets from multiple powers with Turkish interests and could be staged near the Bosphorus.
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Russia
Balonica
France
Austria
Tukey
Constantinople
Fitts Sentenced to Chaingang for Street Speaking
In Atlanta on August 19, Socialist J L Fitts was sent to the city chaingang for 20 days without a fine option after speaking on the streets without a permit. The decision, by Mayor Howell, was appealed via bond and may go to the U S Supreme Court. Fifteen deaths in Pacasmayo plague cases grow alarm.
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Atlanta
J. L. Fitts
Howell
Ete
Alonzo Fields
Amos Fox
Fitts
Socialist Party
Supreme Court of the United States
Veterans Welcome at Grand Army Encampment Largest Yet in History
San Francisco hosts 21 000 eastern visitors and 35 000 from California for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Receptions and open houses abound as trains continue bringing veterans and delegates. Two days of excursions planned to showcase interior points and major cities prepare receptions.
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San Francisco
Grand Army of the Republic
California Post
Army of Veterans
California
Man Hurt by Train Near Augusta After Lying Beside Tracks
Mose Bell a brickmason lay by the Southern track near Augusta on Saturday night. The engineer could not stop the train in time and struck him, badly injuring his head. Doctors Wyman and Croft attended. an operation offered a slight chance of survival. A second item notes brewing mergers in Greater New York aiming to close smaller breweries and standardize beer prices amid overcompetition.
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Augusta
Aiken
Mose Ball
Southern
Wyman
Croft
New York
Brooklyn
Moses Rockewell Crow
State Hospital
Wards Island
Ward's Island
Crow
Grand Rapids
Mich
West Chester County
Opposed Marriage Sparks Cleveland Double Tragedy
In Cleveland last night William Lent Leutbecher 28 shot Martha Faoharich 22 during a walk and then killed himself after family opposition to the engagement. The suspected motive was the Faoharich family's opposition to the courtship.
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Parente
Cleveland
William Lent
Becker
Superior Street
Martha Dacharich
Weimar Street
Leutbecher
Faoharich
Martha
Mian Faehnrich
Two Ives
Robbery Mystery Solved at Southern Depot
Chief White and two road detectives solved a depot theft involving a drummer’s trunk and a negro porter Jim Knox at the Southern depot in Gadsden. A school teacher’s trunk had vanished and later dress goods were found hidden. Knox held keys aiding the theft, and an alleged organized gang is suspected. Also noted are a piano company incorporation in Trenton and a Port Arthur dynamite magazine attack.
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Gadsdep
Southern Depot
White
Drummer
Town Creek
Fall of Big Meteor Destroys Mendon Bridge
Detroit report says a large meteor struck Mendon Michigan last night, damaging the St Joe river bridge. The impact buried a crater nearly 20 feet deep and produced a screeching noise and a loud earthward report heard at a distance.
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Mendon
Mich
Detroit
Free Press
St. Joe River
Tribal War Reigns Among Chilkat Indians in Alaska
Reports via Princess May detail a Chilkat Kiulu wan tribe conflict in the Chilkat valley with witchcraft cited as a cause. One Indian killed, many injured, reign of terror described amid tribal turmoil.
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Alaska
Vancouver
B. C
Skagway
Train plunges through weakened bridge injuring fourteen
A Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No. 1 plowed through a flood weakened bridge near Northrop eight miles east of Buena Vista Colorado injuring fourteen passengers. Names listed include Mrs Hopkins of Albion Ohio Mrs Lather of Pittsburg and Mrs Knapp of Milwaukee among others. A baggage car and sleeper section toppled into a ravine while a dining car became a hospital.
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Denver and
Rio Grande
Denver
Nothrop
Here
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Albion
J. P. Knapp
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Riser
San Francisco
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Corydon
Iowa
C. Conley
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Kansas
J.D. Smith
Muscatine
B. O. Brown
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Schwanders
Russian fleet sent to Turkish shores over Monastir murder
Russian foreign policy notes show a squadron from the Black Sea fleet ordered to sail toward Turkish waters to demand full punishment for the murder of M. Rostkovaki, the consul at Monastir. The move signals Russia’s demand for immediate arrest and exemplary punishment of Turkish officials and resolution of the Monastir incident.
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Rostkovski
Balonica
Galonica
Qasan Aviation
M. Rostkovaki
Turkey
Macedonia
Russia
Austria
St. Petersburg
Black Sea Foot
Sebastopol
Constantinople
Foreign Office
Monastir
Lamsdorff
Minovieff
Constan Unople
Ahmen
M. Rostkovski
M. Cherba
Comaul
Mitrovitza
Jamedort
Zinovief
Vilayet
Monsatir
Dief
Uskub
Kossovo
Ismail Hakki
Hilmi Pasha
Salonica
Prianend
Maredonia
Sofia
M. Hostkovsk
Vast Yellowstone Canyon Color and Scale Painted in Century Review
R. S. Baker describes Yellowstone Canyon in vivid terms, detailing its yellow orange red and blue hues, towering red abutments, green river, and pine forests. Viewers are urged to brave ledges and gaze from guarded outlooks as the canyon stretches northward past the falls and creates awe through massive, sculpted rock forms. An unrelated note reports a Monmouth County court ruling favoring a tenant in a rent dispute caused by bedbugs, a rare case in court records.
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Firettia
Falla
Baker
New York
Monmouth
N. J
County Court of Common Pleas
Water fraud probe hits city losses of one million
Water Commissioner Mars Joe reveals evidence of broad fraud in the water department. Three inspectors are suspended as authorities uncover careless management and embezzlement concerns threatening city funds. A chaotic text fragment follows, mixing unrelated jokes and notes.
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New York
Mars Joe
Water Department
Rosina Encounters Hurricane Off New Orleans
The British steamship Rosina under Captain Henry from Cetba Honduras entered the harbor after a hurricane at sea. One man lost overboard and crew report ventilators and davits damaged. All deck cargo of oranges washed away by the sea. Cargo to Vaccaro Bros Co. expected.
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New Orleans
Rosina
Henry
Cetba
Honduras
Vaccaro Bros. & Co
Saae
Encampment of G A R at San Francisco
More than 2,000 GAR members and allied groups arrive for the thirty-seventh annual encampment in San Francisco. Gen John C Black, a leading candidate for commander in chief, travels with the Illinois delegation and Adjutant General Partridge. Spanish-American War veterans boost reception plans as parade will include every local veteran with an honorable discharge. General illumination and decorative arches proceed for the event.
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Francisco
Grand Army of the Republic
Nations
Partridge
Illinois Department
G.ar
United States Army
Navy
TUG MERSEY FOUNDERS NEAR QUEBEC
August 15 The steam tug Mersey foundered off Outarde Shoal about 140 miles from here. Eight aboard, five drowned. The vessel departed Sunday for Seven Shoals then returned after boiler trouble. Details unclear and last heard near Rimousky two days later.
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Quebec
Mersey
Ness Outarde Shoal
Here
Rimousky
The Right to the Theatrical Angel and Bunions Advice
A Chicago Post quotation questions a performer’s claim to stardom and cites a theater world stance. The clipping then offers medical tips for bunions advising seamless footwear and cautious treatment including iodine and copper sulfate cauterization.
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Chicago Post
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