Turbulent Macedonian Crisis Seen With Russian Fleet Threat
August reports from Constantinople and surrounding areas describe the Russian squadron off European Turkey demanding concessions from Tewfik Pasha, with Turks fearing invasion of Constantinople. Insurgents gain ground at Krushevo Merihoro and Florina as European powers discuss intervention and reforms in Macedonia.
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Constantinople
Infada
Sastern
European Turkey
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Riaing
Krushevo
Merihoro
Florina
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Peristeri
Monastir
Macedonia
Russia
Dardenelles
Boaphorus
Austria
Italy
Albania
London
Associated
Preas
Foreign Office
Independence Belge
Brussels
Wreck of The Daily News Faces Suspension Sale
Edward M. Shepard, lawyer for Colonel William Brown, seeks an injunction to halt The Daily News sale set for tomorrow, claiming years of profit and large cash in the treasury before Munsey acquired it. Rushmore argues sale should proceed, noting the paper was wrecked before Munsey’s ownership. decision reserved.
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News
Treasury
Shepard
Rushmore
Munsey
Cuba Seizes American Schooner Addie Cole
The American schooner Addie Cole bound from Key West for Mexico was overhauled by a Cuban coast guard boat near Havana on suspicion of smuggling. After investigation no grounds were found and the schooner was released.
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Cuba
Havana
Addie Cole
Key ‘Weat
Mexico
Lord Salisbury In Critical Condition Amid World News
London reports Lord Salisbury's health described as critical with slim hope of recovery. A bulletin at 10pm said the ex-premier’s end may be imminent, though he rallied briefly before midnight. Bulletins were sent to the king queen and Prince of Wales. no further notices planned until morning.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Prince of Wales
Thirst Severs Couple On Honeymoon Boat Ride
On a New York to Savannah voyage, John Kreschman’s thirst caused a separation from his bride as the City of Macon sailed toward Savannah. A tearful wife waits for reunion Friday. The couple had planned to dine aboard the Nacoochee before the voyage.
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New York
John
Kreschman
Fon Bevannan
Saul
Macon
Savannah
Destruction of Burmi by British force in northern Nigeria
Dispatches from Zunguru dated August 1 report Burmi destroyed by a British force of thirty whites and 500 native troops. Enemy losses reached 700 killed, including Sokoto’s former governor and many chiefs. British losses were eleven killed, one officer and sixty two wounded. Chiefs and leaders killed in fierce resistance.
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London
Colonial Office
Zunguru
Nigeria
Burmi
Sokoto
Speculators Told to Blame for Cotton Shortage
Secretary Wilson warned that speculators have cornered the cotton market, forcing high raw material prices that shut mills and reduce profits. He said European nations seek independence from American cotton, while Egypt plans production growth after Nile Valley irrigation. He projected slow gains in southern yields and no relief for unemployed workers until the corner breaks.
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Wilwon
Agricultural Department
Africa
Wilson
United States
Egypt
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Nile Valley
Great Dam
Asia
Texas
Wilach
Hail Devastates Indiana Counties Ruining Crops
In Peru Indiana on August 20 southern Miami and northern Fulton counties faced a severe hail storm. Thousands of acres of corn were ruined with remaining plants blown down or cut by hail up to 10 inches around. Hall drifts formed up to a half mile at Walnut. Dense fog reduced visibility to 60 feet. Some livestock perished in the affected area.
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Peru
Ind
Miami County
Fulton County
Hall
Walnut
Rival America’s Cup Trial Sees No Race In Light Wind
The first trial between Reliance and Shamrock tried to cover the course but wind conditions prevented a race. Reliance showed better drifting in light airs while Shamrock drifted off. In stronger winds the two yachts may differ little. the cup fight remains keen and unresolved.
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New York
Reliance
Sham- Tock NT
Relance
Lipton Sails Back after Regatta at the Hook
Sir Thomas Lipton returned aboard the Erin with more than one hundred guests. He said he was not disappointed in his boat or its effort, noting variable winds kept either boat from a clear advantage. The two single-stickers arrived after four. Captains refused to comment publicly, with Isella stating they were perfectly satisfied and have always been.
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Andy Hook
Sir Thomas Lipton
Hook
Erin
Isella
Black Swell Under Arrest in Hamburg
Berlin dispatch reports Mundo Akwa, self styled prince from the Cameroons, arrested in Hamburg for a 1750 dollar hotel bill. He has mingled with Kiel and Hamburg officials, speaks English and German well, and claimed to await an audience with the emperor.
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Berlin
Mundo Akwa
Kiel
Hamburg
Oriental Seminary For Languages
Hambura
Reliance Defeats Shamrock III In 15 Mile Race For Cup
In New York August crowds watched as the Reliance beat Shamrock III by a wide margin in a 15 mile windward course off New Jersey. Rain and light breeze challenged both teams, but the defender outpointed the challenger and led by about a mile at the finish, boosting belief that Reliance will win the thirteenth America’s Cup series.
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Fifer
Gap
Beileve
Jersey Highlands
Jersey
Retturn
Barr
Wringe
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