Famine Threatens as Dardanelles Pass Gunboats Debate Rages
Constantinople dispatch reports Armenian losses at about 36 million dollars and 40,000 dead in Anatolia with famine looming in winter. Powers keep fleets near Smyrna and Salonica as they seek permission for extra gunboats to pass the Dardanelles, while sultan’s stance and Russia Austria tensions complicate diplomacy.
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Constantinopie
Asiate
Anatolia
Salonica Bay
Smyrna
Great Britain
Samyrna
France
Italy
Russia
Black Sea
United States
Germany
Austria
Porte
Straits
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Diplomatic Corps
McPherson Bank Wins Judgment Over Feed Debt
The First National Bank of McPherson Kansas secured a 1140 judgment in circuit court against George R Burse Live Steele Commission of McPherson. It marks a second trial with the verdict favoring the bank after an appeal reversed a prior ruling. Charges involve feeding cattle borrowed funds and mortgage-secured debt.
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McVmherson
Kan
Commission Company
Kansas Orry
First National Bank
McPherson
George R. Burse
Steele Commission Company
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Tower Court
McPherson Bank
Kansas City
Barse Company
Andte
Value of an Untitled Limb
Al Grant a teamster sues the city for 15000 claiming permanent injury from a fall between a walk and curbing due to neglect. The item also notes a Cooper Union meeting in New York honoring Jose Marti with speeches by Dana and William Sulzer and a resolution urging beligerent rights for Cuba.
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OreEstox
al Grant
Dana
Just Marti
Presitos
Cooper Unies
New York
Cooper Union
Jose Marti
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Charles A. Dana
Dr. Winters
Consgressiman
Amos Cummings
McLnyre
Colorado
Culberson
Lexax
Clarke
Arkansas
W. F. Ball
Targo
N. D
RB. AL al
Sulver
Edith Rockefeller Marries Harold H. McCormick in Private New York Ceremony
Miss Edith Rockefeller wed Harold H. McCormick at his Buckingham Hotel apartment in New York on Tuesday afternoon. Only immediate relatives attended as illness kept the groom confined to his room. guests included the Rockefeller family and McCormick kin. The ceremony featured pink and white chrysanthemums and a white lily wedding bell, with Rev. Faunce and Dr. Hall officiating.
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New York
McCormick
Tnoss
Edith Rockefeller
Harold H. McCormick
Buckingham Hotel
Harold H. M'Cormick
Mr. McCormick
H. McCormicck
G. H. McCormick
Stanley McCormick
Emmmons Blaine
Mary and
Henrietta McCormick
Chicago
Rockefeller
Alta Rockefeller
Carrie McCormick
Caldwell
Scott
Grace Scott
Frances Adams
Messrs
Girard Herrick
Howard Colby
James Blair
Jacob Otto
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John Hall
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Providence
Rockefeller Mansion
Mrs. Rockefeller
Multiple 1910s era items report in New York and Midwest
General Harr ison returns to New York meeting General Alger at the Fifth Avenue Hotel while Alger attends to private business. Other politicians in town include ex-Congressman Butterworth Grow and ex-Congressman Crapo. In Bonamine Green Ohio, a storm topples over more than 1 000 oil derricks causing $150 000 in losses. private operators suffer heavy damages. Union County Lenn, Kentucky reports a still seized and moonshine leaders among church deacons. in Decarutt Nebraska a 40 acre cornfield is looted. McGinn gets a new trial for the slaying of Edward McKenna.
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Harrison
New York
Saratoga
Fifth Avenue Hotel
General Alger
Michigan
Alger
Ma. Platt
Gben Butterworth
Ohio
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
W. W. Crapo
Bonanine Green
Standard Oil Company
Gignet
Deacon
Lenator
Louisvinia
Navy
Union County
Lenn
Eclipse in West Creek Could Rival Cripple Creek
Denver dispatch notes booming mining camp near West Creek 40 miles south of Denver. Camp supports dozens of claims, active prospecting, two towns Tyler and Pemberton, nearly 1,000 residents, rail access via Colorado Midland and Donger lines, two stage routes to Woodland Park, and strong vein-hosted mineral wealth.
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West Crook
Denver
Cripple Creek
West Creek
Capitol
Epitire
Platte Station
Donger, Lendyile and Gannison
Woodland Park
Colorado Midland
Woodland Parc
Tylor
Pemberton
Judge Qug a Son Dead in Denzqus Colo Dec 2
Armand P. Ong eldest son of Judge J E Ong of Geneva Neb died suddenly in Denzqus Colo His remains will be interred at Grand Junction Nebr officials announced Grand Junction will receive the body with funeral details pending from Geneva authorities
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Qug
Denzqus
Colo
Armand P. Ong
J. E. Ong
Geneva
Neb
Grand Junction
Rival of Sandow Emerges From Des Moines Stage
Des Moines reports a 21-year-old butcher Charles Lloyd Barney emerges as a Sandow rival, performing feats of strength. he lifts eight men on a beam, raises a 600 pound horse, and is training for stage engagements. he is larger and as developed as Sandow.
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Sandaw
Des Moinets
Charles Lloyd Barney
Sandow
Five Facts About Great Rock Island Route Tours
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific runs through Vestibuled trains daily from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via Kansas City and Omaha arriving second morning. A weekly Tourist Excursions service leaves Chicago Thursdays at 6 PM, Kansas City at 1:00 AM Friday, with Colorado Springs Saturday and Los Angeles Tuesday. The Rock Island advertises farm land in Texas Kansas and Oklahoma, through sleepers to Mexico City via Kansas City and Fort Worth. Souvenir “Summer Vacations” offered free by John Sebastian G P A Chicago.
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Chicago
Rock Island,& Pacific Ru
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Kansas City
Omaha
Mountain Cities
Touris
California
Phillips
Rock Island
Colorado
Springs
Los Angeles
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mexico City
Yla
Toe
Peka
McFarland
Wichita
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
International R. R
Laredo
City of Mexico
Southern Pacific
Spofford
Eagle Paso
Texas Pacific
el Paso
John Sebastian
G. P. A. Sohricasgo
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Dewand
Cuba
Barcelona
Spain
Svho
Dominion
Ottawa
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Lonpox
Shanghai
Liih Siang
Havana
Namorouus Ballias
Osibarien
Province of
Santa Clara
Jem Smith
Burge
London
Dick Burge
Smith
Athens
Charlohis
Lividia
Tuebis
Cornnth
Michigan State Prison
Jackson
Mich
Northrap
Ceffex
Muller
Foranman Muller
Dick Huntley
Grety Bryer, Wy
George McLain
Jackson’s Hole
McLain
Hale
Louis McAvester
I. T
Krebs
Coalgate
Albany
Bolden
Stevenson Burke
Columbus, Hocking Valley Railway
Winslow, Lancer & Co
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Central Trust Company
Court of Appeals
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J. Youngberg
Staal
Decarutt
T. BR. Ashby
Milwiuzkes
Minneapolis
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Tom
Whaira
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Arkansas River
Wellington
Winfield
Jim
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W. O. Bradley
Brown
Bradley
Australia
al Spalding
James H. Manning
Kansas City Baseball Club
Frank Seles
Ristine
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Milawaukee
Margaret Mather
Gustav Pabst
Miss. Mather
West Point
Wammaao, Kun
Albert Britman
Wamego
Louisville
St. Louis
Bryan
Transmississippi Congress
Dylegato Huowlya
Iowa
Marriog
Omawa
Transmississippi Commercial Congress
W. J. Bryan
Hugh Craig
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Merry
James V. Mahoney
Sioux City
Lon Bryson
Davenport
Mahoney
Freeman Knowles
South Dakota
Deadwood
M.Y. W. Harmon
Missouri
T. W. Gaunt
Marysville
Sioux Orry
W. P. Royce
Nellie Patten
Billy Nead
Fremont
Ior
Joss Wheeler
O. K. Bush
John Millege
Peter Millege
Maria Millege
Annarmed
Des Moines
West Warglad
Lincoln
Jol W. Weat
Grand Island
J. EB. Dill
West
Drake
F. M. Drake
Drake University
Draka
Oneston
Billy” Lock
Mary Bechelheimer
Billy
Ponrin
Lydia E. Pinkham
JUNAL
Bull! Atlantic
Sal Abstracts
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
Great Rock Island
U. S. Gov
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