Belgrade Quieted After Balkan War Talks
London reports Belgrade has quieted after a secret assembly session with no war decision against Austria Hungary. Powers await outcomes of London conferences between Iswolsky and Grey. King Edward hosted the Russian envoy at Buckingham Palace as Britain coordinates with Turkey.
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Secret Session in Belgrade Sees No Clear Action on Austria
After more than 24 hours the narodna skupshtina adjourned without a definite decision on Austria Hungary. War demands cooled after Milovanovic explained ammunition shortages. Assembly may back the government. public open session planned. boycott against Austrian commerce considered. Milovanovics to London Paris Rome to press Serbia’s case. Mobilization reports are false. only first reserves called.
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Paris
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European conference eyed by major powers
Constantinople reports from Britain France Italy and Russia favor a European conference and Germany is expected to acquiesce. Kiamil Pasha urged Serbia to show prudence after a Servian minister’s discussion, as protests against the Austro Bulgarian movement continue in major cities.
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Porte
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Germany
Kiamil Pasha
Servyia
Sultan attends Ramazan mantle ceremony at Stamboul
About 26 000 people gathered at Adelanople on Sunday for the sultan’s annual mid Ramazan journey to Stamboul to participate in the prophet's mantle veneration ceremony. No untoward incident occurred despite fears of a reactionary demonstration.
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Turkey
Stamboul
END THEIR LIVES WITH GAS
Lincoln Nebraska October 12 B L Sheppard traveling salesman for the Marshall Pennyweight Scales company and Mrs Leona Brunner stewardess at the Lincoln Commercial club were found dead in a North Eleventh street apartment gas pouring from the room prompted an immediate investigation by neighbors and the door was forced. The room was filled with gas and they had been dead several hours police suspect a personal crisis suicide though accidental death is possible both about thirty seven years old both divorced spouses.
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Marshall Pennyweight Scales Company
Leona Brunner
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Canadian author Curwood reported killed by Indians
Winnipeg dispatch says James Oliver Curwood, novelist for Bobbs Merrill in Detroit, is believed killed in Lac la Ronge country while in Hudson Bay region for material. Traders report Lac la Ronge Indians accuse him of starting the clash. mounted police investigate with expected findings within days. Curwood had been researching Canadian topics and the Hudson Bay railway project.
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Avenger Bill Jones Arrested for Fatal Shot Near Baltimore
William Jones known as Bill Jones, famed for avenging Garfield’s death, shot and killed John A. McPherson in Bates Farm near Brookland, Detroit man McPherson died from buckshot to the heart. Jones surrendered as he headed toward Baltimore, claims self defense, motive unclear. McPherson had worked on Jones a farm after Marine discharge.
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Fredericksburg
Potts Football Player Dies After Oct 3 Injury
William M. Potts, a Cannonsburg football player, died in hospital after being unconscious since last Monday following a head injury received during an Oct. 3 game with the high school eleven.
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William M. Potts
Confederate general Eppa Hunton dies at 85 in Richmond
Richmond Virginia October 12 General Eppa Hunton former United States senator and one of the last surviving Confederate generals died in this city at age eighty five Hunton was a prominent figure in the postwar era and served in public life for many years his death marks the passing of a tied era in Confederate history in Richmond.
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Eppa Hunton
United States
Chicago Defeats Detroit 6 to 1 in World Series Game Two
Chicago World champions beat Detroit 6 to 1 as Wild Bill Donovan faltered in the eighth inning. Overall held Tigers to four hits with Chicago breaking the spell via Joe Tinker and John Kling in successive at bats. Schulte tripled in the sixth and Chicago added two more runs in the eighth before Donovan finished the game.
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Hofman
John Kling
Sheckard
Kling
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Rossman
Schulte
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Schmidt
Steinfeldt
D. Jones
O'Leary
Crawford
Cobb
Market Sums and Bond Notation From Northern Values
Fragmentary financial data lists bond or note identifiers No 1 Northern No 2 Northern and No 3 Northern with percentages and figures like 4% and 1.925% plus a code 01038 and a phone-like number 98-4741.01. The text appears as a terse ledger entry or quotation of quoted rates.
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Cattle and Sheep Prices at Steele Auction
Cattle listings show fair to good quality at Steele with skews toward 155s and small lots. Veal halves and Howa bids around 4.00, while sheep and yearling wethers fetch prices around 8.85 and 4.16 per unit. Lambs trade near 4.75, with other figures indicating market activity and load weights.
Market quotes for grains and flax in Duluth session
Wheat futures show on track gains with No 1 Northern at $1.04 and No 2 Northern at $1.92. Dec wheat at 102%May $1.06 Oct $1.04 Nov $1.04. Flax futures arrive on track at $1.22 Oct $1.22 Navy $1.00 Dec $1.21 May $1.26.
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Northern
Navy
Grain and dairy market prices in Chicago report
Chicago market roundup shows Wheat December at 1.01 percent and May at 1.04 percent with 41.04 percent for July. Corn October at 64 percent, December 64 percent, May 64 percent, July 63 percent. Oats December 49 percent, May 51 percent, July 47 percent. Pork ordinary at 15.25, January 15.67, May 15.59. Butter Creameries 20 147 with 7 percent 4 c, dairies 8 24 c. Eggs 23 c. Poultry Turkeys 17 c, chickens 11 c, springs 12 c.
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Chicago
Market Report Mixed Livestock and Hogs Prices
Cattle and hog markets show varied figures with ranges for stockers cows and heifers calves and calves to be sold. Beef and western cattle along with sheep and lambs posted different price bands and daily highs.
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Chicago
Cholera cases rise in Manila as visits resume
Five new cholera cases are reported in Manila for the day ending Sunday morning, with three more for Monday morning. Health officials, after two days of resumed domiciliary visits by insurance inspectors, remain hopeful yet cautious about the apparent decline. The active campaign will continue for at least two more weeks.
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Manila
Market Quotations Wheat Prices and Track
Minneapolis Wheat market update shows Dec at 91.02 percent and May at 1.07 dollars as trading continues. On track No. 1 indicates current status of the commodity quotations and futures activity.
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