Peace Treaty Signed By Balkan Allies And Turkey
London May 30 delegates of the Balkan allies and Turkey sign a preliminary peace treaty at St James Palace. Sir Edward Grey presided. Bulgarian delegate Dr Daneff hails peace while Montenegrin chief Popovich voices dissatisfaction with terms and seeks frontier modifications to gain Skadar and other territories.
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London
St. James Palace
Balkan
Turkey
Edward Grey
5. Daneff
Europe
Edwart Greg
Conferme Ag
M. Popovich
Eurupe
Great Britain
Scutari
Podgoritza Amt
Death in Berth Aboard Juniper Lighthouse Tender
Captain William Shinault of the lighthouse tender Juniper was found dead in his berth in Beaufort. Death is believed due to apoplexy.
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Beaufort
A. T
William Shinault
Juniper
Troops ready to stop gambling at Belmont Park
New York May 20 Reports that Governor William Sulzer authorized use of the state militia to curb gambling were circulating as Belmont Park reopened. Adjutant General Henry Dewitt Hamilton said he had a midnight talk with the governor and stood ready to call out troops if Nassau County authorities fail to enforce the law. He would act after personally checking for gambling.
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New York
William Sulzer
Belmont Park
Long [Island
Henry Dewitt Hamilton
National Guard
Nassau County
Block on Fifth Avenue Surrounded All Night
A line of 100 armed policemen guarded an entire block on Fifth Avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets in an effort to trap two burglars. Samuel Mills, superintendent of a Courtland Street building, was wounded when he refused to reveal the burglars’ quarters at a gold refining firm. Mills was hospitalized. burglars fled, but police recovered a tool set and a stash of gold and platinum valued at $20,000 near the refinery.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Samuel It Mills
Courtland Street
Mills
Toola
Duchess of Orleans Plans Divorce Suit
Brussels May 30 The Duchess of Orleans intends tomorrow to start a suit for separation alimony and restitution of large sums advanced against her husband Prince Louis Philippe Duke of Orleans known as the French pretender. She became Archduchess Marie Dorothea of Austria before marrying in 1895.
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Belgium
Duchess of Orleans
Aumomy
Louis Philippe
Orleans
Orieans
Marie Doro
Thea
Austria
Charges Americans with Aiding Rebels in Border Clash
Brownsville, Texas, May 0. General charges against Brownsville city officials for neutrality law violations were filed by Mayor M Barragan of Matamoros. He accuses local officials of aiding rebel Blanco by shipping arms across the border. Mayor Cole asks U.S. authorities to investigate. Captain Hermosillo was killed attempting to arrest Martin Espinosa, ex Matamoros city secretary, after a dispute with Captain Lorengo Lopes. Espinosa, ousted in February, crossed into Brownsville with rebels and was granted a Matamoras visit permit. Lopes was to guard Espinosa. Hermosillo died in the confrontation.
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M. Barragan
Matamorans
Mexico
A. B. Cole
Barragan
Brownaville
Blanco
Matamoras
Cole
United States
Walker
Fourteenth Cavalry
Manuel Hermosillo
Martin Eepinosa
Matarmoras
Lorengo Lopes
Volateer
Lopez
Hermosillo
Lopes
Espinosa
Madera
Matamoros
Epworth Church W M S Pilgrimage Led by Members
The Woman's Missionary Society of Epworth church plans a June 3 pilgrimage visiting missions in Mexico Japan Korea Cuba Brazil and the immigrant and Indian efforts. Stations along Mason and Mell avenues offer teas dinners and souvenirs with a round trip ticket priced at 75 cents.
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Epworth Church
Methodist Episcopel Church
South
Mell Avenue
Hegra and
Mountain
South Mason Avenue
North Mason Avenue
Mexico
Mason Avenue
Japan
China Station
Cuba
Haworth
Vale
Evangelist Armin Mower to Speak at Tabernacle Church
Rev Armin A Mower, Jewish Christian evangelist, will preach at the Baptist Tabernacle on Luckie Street starting Sunday at 3 PM. He will present From the Synagogue to the Cross and continue daily sermons next week with afternoon and evening services.
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Tabernacle
Armin A. Mower
Baptist Tabernasse
Luckie Street
Audi
Warsenonan
Holzer
America
Fire destroys four Negro houses on Tumlin Street
A blaze last night on Tumlin Street destroyed four darkly housed dwellings at numbers 101 107 108 and 198. Henry McCullough, five, suffered a burned arm and side when the roof collapsed on his house as he slept. Officer Milam aided residents to save belongings and stopped a boy from reentering a burning home after his wagon.
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Tumlin Street
Henry McCullough
Tumlin
McCullough
Dictagraph compared to Joseph in Egypt at Bible school
Preparations are made for a large gathering at Grant Park on June 10. About 3,300 people are expected for a joint picnic by the Second Baptist and First Christian churches. Dr Bricker will lecture on how the dictagraph echoes ancient principles.
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Second Baptist
First Christian
Grant’ Park
Grant's Park
Bricker
Bllle
Tospeh
Egypt
Atlanta
Walter J Travis Upset Victory Sets Final Match
New York May 30 Walter J Travis veteran golfer stunned observers by overcoming Jerome Travers in the Metropolitan championship semifinal at Tuxedo, 3 up with one to play. Travis will face Edward P Rogers of Baltimore in the final tomorrow in the invitation tournament.
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New York
Walter J. Travis
Jerome
Travers
Tuxedo
Travis
Edward P. Rogers
Baltuard Dn Teal. Sinai
Seaboard Shops Dismantling Shocks Americus City
Americus Ga May 30 Considerable apprehension grips the city as Seaboard Air Line Railway moves to dismantle local shops and shift operations to Jacksonville. Substantial property valued around 50000 is involved, with hundreds of workers facing transfer after next month and ambiguous replies from railway officials.
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Seaboard Air Iine Railway
Jacksonville
American Board of Trade
Seaboard
Cordele Sewer Contract Let
Cordele Ga May 19 1900 Bond commission awarded Frank Moore & Co the sewerage system extension contract totaling 2800 dollars for about 000 feet of work. Bids to be canvassed within a month. Commission also plans to let soon the waterworks plant and system expansion with site to be decided.
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Cordgie
Cordela
Frank Moore & Co
Atlanta Real Estate Transfers and Mortgage Details
Property transfers and title actions show numerous deeds and mortgages in Atlanta dated 1908 to 1912. Transactions include warranty deeds, quitclaims, loan deeds, and security transfers with properties along Peachtree Street, Avenue D, Greenwood Avenue, and nearby streets, with multiple names such as Mary Daly, Henry Scot, Walthall, McGuire, and Harvey.
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Henry Fy
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Dharken L. McGuire
Elmyra
Siiki
Charlee J. McGuire
Walthall
Seine
Siik
John O. Canspys
Elmyra Rel
Seow
A. D. Morrison
D. I. Hite
Waehington
Randall Trepsets
Humphries Street
Stephens Street
SoMa
Hula C. Whitaler
Maud Qutarie
L-T
Mob seeks to drive foreigners from Council Bluffs
Police broke up a mob intending to seize Francisco Guidice known as Henry Wey held for a murder. Italians and Greeks reportedly targeted with an exodus of Italians from the city. Three young laborers were arrested for involvement in last night’s attempted lynching while Greek officials in Omaha plan a formal complaint. Guards stand ready if orders come.
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Towa
Agenn
Francisce Guidlee
Henry Wey
Howard Jones
Guidice
Omaha
Atate
Senate panel plans coal fields probe in paint tary probe
Washington May 20 The senate committee on education and labor will meet to plan its investigation of strike conditions in the paint tary commission. A sub committee likely to be named to lead the coal fields inquiry and personally inspect conditions. Senator Swanson of Virginia probably chair with Shields of Tennessee and Borah of Idaho. Investigators to visit West Virginia next week to hear witnesses on the un strike zone and the military arrests in the tribe troubles.
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Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Swanson
Virginia
Shields
Tennessee
Borah
Idaho
West Virginia
Unitary Commission
Wrecked Haverford Towed Into Port After Shoreward Grounding
Queenstown reports the American Line steamer Haverford towed into harbor after running aground in Rocky bay west of Cork Head. With 184 cabin and 860 steerage passengers aboard, she rested on rocks until high tide at 1 o clock. Bow damage left her forehold flooded and No 2 hold affected. Nearly 1,000 passengers observed from shore as baggage was landed and arrangements made for New York transit aboard the Baltic.
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American Line
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Rocky Bay
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Baltic
Thad Thompson Named Minister to Colombia
Washington May 30 Thad Thompson a wealthy Austin Texas businessman was chosen as United States minister to Colombia to succeed James T Dubets He was a Delaware to the Baltimore convention and active in Democratic ranks A friend of Postmaster General Burleson and will face Colombia Panama partition tensions as the issue to resolve The choice follows Secretary Bryan and Betancourt talks and prior to negotiations on an accord with Colombia.
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Thompson
Austin
Texas
United States
Colombia
James T. Dubets
Baltimore
Hag
Burleson
Panama
Bryan
Senor Betancourt
Mutilated Body Of Young Woman Found In Bloomfield
The body of a young woman identified as Mia Salra Cerdello, wife of a Newark storekeeper, was found in a vacant lot in Bloomfield Minnesota on May 30. Her head and fingers were severed, two hundred dollars from her stocking missing, and nearby grounds showed signs of a fierce struggle.
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Mia
sAlra Cerdello
Newark
Llfe
Subcommittee of Five to Probe Lobby Investigation
Washington May 30 Senator Overman acting chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee announced the lobby resolution adopted by the Senate last night would be taken up tomorrow by the full committee and the investigation likely turned over to a subcommittee of five Senators Reed and Cumming likely to serve. The resolution requires a report in ten days but an extension is expected if requested.
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Senator Overman
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Reed
Cumming
Emmeline Pankhurst Again Released From Jail
London May 30 Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette leader was released from Holloway Prison this evening and moved to a friend's home She began a hunger strike activities resumed after her reincaration on May 26 following previous release noted in this dispatch.
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Brameline Pankhurst
Holtwey
Honge
Ve. Pankhurst
Aunger Ike
Eanlorty
Colored deaf mute confesses to murder at Tennessee School for the Deaf
Haynes Terry a colored deaf mute confessed in Knoxville court to the March 17 murders of Russell Mann white and Mayme Steele colored and the attack on Carrie Mason colored and W R Mann at the Tennessee School for the Deaf. He received life in the penitentiary. Three co-defendants were exonerated. The superintendent W H Mann is the dead boy's father. Terry said he feared expulsion and attacked the wrong people believing them to be officials.
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W. H. Mann
Steele
Carrie Mason
Young Menn
Mia Mann
Steele Girl
Echoe
Farmer Hawking Found Dead With Six Bullet Wounds
In Ula Georgia on a rural road two miles from Belton last night, farmer and Sunday school teacher Hawking was found shot six times. No arrests, no clues as to the shooter. His body lay in a woods near an old house as his mule returned home without him.
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Hawking
Bellton
Baptist Sunday
Ballton
Fleld
Bla
Belton
Roosevelt Libel Suit Postponed for Memorial Day
Marquette Michigan May 0 The case against George A Newett by Colonel Roosevelt for Libel was postponed for a day due to Memorial Day and no public appearance was made by the former president.
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Roosevelt
Marquette
Mich
George A. Newett
Atlanta Debates Crematory Purchase and Discount Stance
Atlanta officials clash over buying the crematory plant for cash at 276000 or awaiting a 378600 price. Mayor Woodward presses discount while opponents seek to protect June budget sheets and other city projects. The finance committee debates bond funding and delays report until Monday.
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Destructor Company
Evins
Clayton
United States
Atlanta
Finance Committee
Whitehall
English Commercial High School
Ward
Humphrey
Enance Committee
Aobert Thomson
Foss
Destructor
Richmond Seaboard Round Trip Sale Highlighted
Advertisement notes a rail fare of 16.70 dollars for a Richmond to Richmond return via Seaboard with a mention of juice or option prices and a la carte service.
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Seaboard
Ong Sars A la Carte
Raj Cori
Sign Announcement of 17th Amendment
Washington May 30 Secretary Bryan will sign the formal announcement of the seventeenth amendment to the constitution providing for the direct election of United States senators at 11 o clock tomorrow morning. The proclamation marks the successful outcome of a movement started eighty seven years ago and he invites several enthusiasts to witness the signing. Among those invited are former Representative Harry St George Tucker of Virginia chairman of the 1892 house committee and Representative Tucker of Missouri chieftain of the house committee and Senator Borah a longtime champion of direct election.
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Bryan
United States
Harry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Representative Tucker
Missouri
Chultman
Senator Borah
Old Habitues Loath to Leave Astor House
New York May 30 crowds lingered in the Astor House rotunda as the downtown hotel sealed its 77 years of history. The owner invited gatherings to sing speeches and savor remnants of hospitality while more than 20,000 passed through the building. The last registrant was Franie Terrance, a Pittsburg steamboat owner, marked “Fin.” The edifice described in 1886 as commanding will be torn for Broadway subway construction.
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Astor House
Broadway
Prancie Terrance
Pittsburg
Wnderneath
America
Capitol
Washington
Broadway Subway
Arctic Expedition sails from Victoria led by Stefansson
Victoria reports that the Arctic expedition led by Wilhjalmer Stefansson, discoverer of the Eskimos islands, will likely sail June 10 from the old whaler Karluk. Workmen began storing provisions for a three year northern stay, with Stefansson expected to arrive from Ottawa on Monday.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Wilhjalmer Stefanagan
Karluk
Stefansson
Ottawa
Feet So Sore and Buy TIZ Foot Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville describes dramatic relief after a second TIZ treatment allowing her to walk downstairs again after five years. The ad touts TIZ as the sole effective foot remedy, offering 260 per box, with a money back guarantee and a free trial request address to Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago.
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Variely
Earth
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Keeping the Home Cook in Summer Ad
An era themed prompt promoting summer home comfort through economical purchases advertised in The Constitution. It emphasizes electric fans light draperies cool rugs screens shades refrigerators and other items as essential for staying cool. Merchants use Constitution advertisements to attract trade with special prices for home cooling goods.
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May
Tee Mey
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