Bulgaria recalls envoy for fresh orders in mediation
Sofia reports M Dimitroff must return for new instructions after Bulgaria’s independence dispute. Foreign Minister Poprikoi hopes talks resume with Turkey, noting the envoy’s mission was a peace scouting effort. Austrian envoy Count Thurn said prospects for peace remain strong despite the hitch, with Bulgarians possibly paying about $12,000,000 in lieu of tribute.
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Sofia
Turkey
Bulgaria
M. Dimitroff
Constantinople
Poprikoi
Count Thurn
Austria-Mungary
M. Poprikos
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for women's ailments. Claims decades of use, cures for inflammatory and reproductive issues, nerves, digestion, and weakness, and urges all women with feminine complaints to use the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bridal Leave for Abruzzi to Make Trip Abroad
Rome reports the Duke of Abruzzi granted three months extraordinary leave with permission to go abroad. Italian cruiser Fieramosa and Etruria will escort him and his bride Miss Elkins to Italy, with no Elkins family members attending the official marriage ceremony in Rome. Senator Elkins may receive title of Chevalier of Annunciade on later visit.
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Rome
Admiralty
Duke of Alcurd
Fiermoson
Duke of Abronel
New York
Miss Elkins
Italy
Elkins
Elkins Laughs at Katharine Elkins Duke Match
Pittsburg Ps Oct 24 in a long distance talk United States Senator Stephen B Elkins at Elkins West Virginia refused to confirm or deny reports about Katharine Elkins engagement to the Duke of Abruzzi. He said he could not comment and that his family would refrain from discussing the matter. The interview touched on Italian warships escorting the couple to Italy and a Chevalier title for Alec after marriage, which prompted a hearty laugh from the senator.
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Naples
Thuresay
Capodimonto
Duke of
Aosia
Pittsburg
United States
Stephen B. Elkins
Elkins
W. Va
Associated Frees
Katherine Elkins
Italy
Alec
Annuneiade
Warship Wrecked Near Trieste in Severe Gale
Oct 24 report from Trieste states the Austro-Hungarian battleship Erzherzog Ferdinand Ferdinand wrecked after a heavy gale tore its moorings. Another vessel towed Erzherzog Fring Ferdinand from Muggin seaport. Erzherzog Ferdinand’s crew is listed as missing. Isola coast nearby reported further danger.
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Trieste
Hreherzog Mranaz Ferdinand
Erzherzog Fring Ferdinand
Muggin
Erthertog Deane Ordinand
Ashort
Isola
Ceresota Flour Promises Fresh Baking Delight
An advertisement touts Ceresota Flour as a superior baking choice that will replace other brands in households. It urges readers to try it now to transform dis appointment into delightful results in the kitchen.
Grizzly Encounter On Alaskan Trail Captured In Brush
While traversing a steep half raw hillside in Alaska a party spots the world’s largest grizzly beneath them. A sudden bear charge drives a hunter to fire, losing a prized pelt as the bear slips behind logs and the woods fill with panic and awe.
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Joe
Grizaly
Jean
Clus | Uemon
Nesheifer
Bail Fixed At 500 In Dougherty Embezzlement Case
Burlington reports that F R Dougherty, jailed on embezzlement charges, appeared in city court where bail was set at 500. The writ is dated July 1. He allegedly embezzled 200 dollars from the Columbian National Life Insurance Co of Massachusetts while serving as the company’s agent.
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Burlington
F. R. Dougherty
Dougherty
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Masaichusetts
Potter's Will Leaves Estate to Five Children
The will of the late Right Rev. Henry C. Potter Episcopal bishop of New York was filed in New York on October 24. It leaves all his property to his five children with equal shares and includes no public bequests. The estate value was not disclosed.
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Percy
New York
Henry C. Potter
Turks Urge Direct Austria Hungary Talks on Bosnia Question
Constantinople reports Austro-Hungarian ambassador Pallacini again pressed the Porte to reach direct understanding with Austria Hungary to exclude Bosnia Herzegovina from a proposed European conference. The Porte persisted in protesting annexation and said settlement should be handled by the conference.
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Constantinople
Pallacini
Porte
Austria
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Settlemen
Powder Trust Trial Highlights Compendium of Rules Exhibit
Testimony before Special Examiner Mahaffey centers on the 1902 Compendium of Rules showing how the powder trust allocated customers, divided markets among members, and governed industry wide practices. Waddell, the government star witness, details factory pricing and anti competition tactics while defenders challenge his integrity and disclose prior moves to fortify the trust.
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New York
The
Powder Company
Eo Valle Wider Trust
Waddell
Trust
du Pont de Nemoura Pochur Company
Frient
Wiliam Mahaffey
Custom House
Reptt
Binneclt
Waildell
Department of Justice
Powder Trust
Benrlett
T Hoand
United States
Indiana Powder Company
Miners’ Association
Operators’ Association
Pow Ter
Indiana Company
Pool
Southern Powder Company
Weddell
Birtmingham
Southern Company
Harriman Case Opens Soon in New York Testimony
Sylvester G. Williams of Denver, recently appointed special examiner for the anti merger suit aimed at dissolving the Harriman railroad system, announced that testimony will begin in New York City on Nov. 17. Proceedings will unfold over almost a year as all attorneys in the case indicate readiness.
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Denver
Col
Sylvester G. Williams
Harriman Railroad System
New York City
United States Attorney Generals Office
Washington
Harriman
New York
Dishonorable Discharge of Private Leister
Private Hernard Leister of Company D Third Field Artillery United States Army was dishonorably discharged from the service for disobeying repeated orders to refrain from eating apples. He forfeits all pay and allowances and is sentenced to six months hard labor.
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New York
Rcause
Hernard Leister
Cattery_D
Third Field Artillery
U.S. A
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health and Warmth
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as nourishing fat that strengthens nerves and muscles, warms the body, and builds rugged hardy children. It claims thin people may gain a day while taking it and lists 409 Pearl Street, New York, as the address for Scott & Downe.
Cigarettes Supersede Pipes in China Trade
Const McNally of Nanking reports cigarettes spread rapidly in China with women smoking openly. cigarettes cost between one to four American cents and are used by some opium users after quitting. Temples even display cigarette posters amid the shift from pipes to cigarettes.
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Washington
China
Const McNally
Nanking
A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever
A brief line fragment references beauty as a joy, with unclear surrounding context and a stray caption or tag likely from a historical page segment. The readable portion lacks full sentences or identifiable names, dates, places, or events to establish a complete news item.
Thorne Jenkins returns to stage life then abandons it
A rewritten tale traces Thorne Jenkins, once a rising twenty three year old actor, leaving theater for business, marrying, and later trying a Hamlet comeback in New York. He finds a changing stage world, with audiences and managers doubting his style, leading to a failed return and reflection on modern playwriting.
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Thorne
Lila
Timothy Jenkins
Wight
Renson
Jenkins
America
New York
L A
Tom Abercrombiey
Thornton Thorne
Wallark’s
Hamlet
Dane
Jenking
Priya
Shakespeare
Scott
Tnes
Sheridan
Chauncey Wardwell
Tale of a Witch in Perugia and a Dreadful Night
A fragment from an 19th century column reflects on the belief in witches and voodoo women in the South and among Native and Negro communities. It recounts a Perugia arrest where police discovered skulls bones and evil books in a supposed witch’s lair with wealth claimed, questioning proper punishment beyond historical hangings and noting sensational anecdotes from Springfield Republican and Chicago Tribune.
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South
Fair Peruga
al Ne Zs
Ude
Perugia
Tate Rue
Springsfield
Vermont Proclamation On 1908 General Assembly Act
Governor Grout issues proclamation announcing the act approved October 21 1908 by the General Assembly of Vermont as effective today. The secretary of civil and military affairs is cited.
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General Assembly
State of
Vermont
Montpelier
United States
George B. Prouty
Aaron H. Grout
Civil and Military Asia
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Dorchester
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Abruzzi
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Turih
the Abruze
Turin
Margherita
Magazine Review
R. Dougherty
Insurance Co
Bishop Potter
Thia
Harriman Case
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Gouraud
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Anager
Tong Gealae
Perfection
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Corceresa
Chicago Tribune
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