Assistant Conductor Implicated in Budapest to Constantinople Bomb
Reports from Beirut and Constantinople say an assistant conductor is suspected in the Aug 27 sleeping car bombing near Kuleli that killed seven and wounded fifteen. He fled at Philippoli, was arrested there, and authorities report mass insurgent casualties in Klissura.
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Constantinople
Ravendal
Beirut
Leischman
Magelssen
United States
Klissura
Burgas
Vaskapu
Daily Express
Budapest
Kuleli
Phillippoli
Roumelia
Ppulation
American Minister Warns of Danger in Constantinople
Minister Leischman told the state department that European powers may land marines in Constantinople to protect Americans and the American legation. He added detectives to guard staff amid fears of an uprising. London reports no verified landing yet, but guards could be called if needed.
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Washington
Leischman
State Department
Constantinople
United States
London
Foreign Office
Four Convicts Shot Attempting Escape at Pratt Mines Prison
Four white convicts were wounded during a 1 am escape attempt at Pratt Mines Prison in Birmingham. Tom Fay led the group. Brewer and Kinnebrook are expected to die from their injuries. J. H. Emery escaped. Guards fired Winchesters after dynamite bombs were hurled from the mine end.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pratt Mines
Tom Fay
Lee
John Brewer
Richard Kinnebrook
Thomas Melzin
Brewer
Kinnebrook
Winchesters
J. H. Emery
Pike County
Muller Duncan
Safeblowers
Woman Killed by Lightning Near Wood Oklahoma
Mrs. John Rhodes of Washita County was struck by lightning while milking near Wood and killed instantly. The bolt also killed two cows and a calf.
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Guthrie, Okla
John Rhodes
Wood
Washita County
Lawton Man Held for Grand Jury in Brother-in-law Slaying
Ruben St. Clair faced a preliminary exam in Lawton Oklahoma for the killing of his brother-in-law S. B. Smith a former local policeman. He was held to the grand jury and denied bail after the hearing held on a Saturday.
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Lawton
Okla
Ruben St. Clair
S. B. Smith
Billy Buck Wins Roger Williams Stake at Narragansett Park
Billy Buck, bay gelding owned and driven by E. F. Geers of Memphis, Tennessee, captured the Roger Williams $10,000 stake for 2:14 trotters at Narragansett Park in three straight heats. About 12,000 spectators attended the third day of the Grand Circuit meet.
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Billy Buck
Providence
R. I
Roger Williams
Narragansett Park
E. F. Geers
Memphis
Reliance Wins America’s Cup Final Race In Fog
Reliance, the American cup defender, won the third and final race in a dense fog to claim the America's Cup. Shamrock II and Shamrock III failed to finish as the fleet cheered the victorious Reliance crossing the line after a dramatic, tempestuous contest.
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New York
Reliance
Shamrock II
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock III
America
England
Herreshoff
Final Defeat for Lipton Shamrock III in Cup Race
London reports the final defeat of Shamrock III as Sir Thomas Lipton’s cup challenger. Newspapers ran special editions but race progress was already known. Public sympathy favors Lipton and hopes Canada may enter next year, while another English challenger seems unlikely.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Canada
England
Louisiana Democrats Order Primaries to Nominate State Ticket
New Orleans September 4 The Democratic state central committee ordered primaries to nominate a full state ticket. A sub-committee will select the date and draft the rules. The same primary will decide the U S senator to succeed Senator Foster, who is likely the only candidate.
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New Orleans
Democratic State Central Committee
United States
Foster
Oil field widens by over one hundred percent in Tulsa area
Tulsa reports a field expansion of more than 100 percent with a new well at Red Fork west of the city yielding eighty barrels after seven hours pumping. Snyder notes the first local cotton bale, raised twelve miles west, sold in seed for sixty two dollars with fifty two dollars in premiums and local newspaper subscriptions. Fishermen tensions rise as conflicts grow between American and foreign crews amid bait shortages and travel losses in Burgo Newfoundland.
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Tulsa
I. T
Red Fork
Here
Snyder
Okla
J. F. Bynum
New York
Burgo
Newfoundland
Barbarossa Arrives with Disabled Port Engine in New York
The North German Lloyd steamer Barbarossa reached port under the port engine after the starboard engine failed at 7 am last Friday. An investigation found a broken tail shaft in the propeller. the ship halted, the outboard shaft secured, then resumed course. Passengers remained largely unaware.
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New York
North German
Lloyd Line
Montz
Officials Arrested in Servia Proclamation Sparks Court Martial Demands
Belgrade Sept 4 A number of officers at Nish and other garrisons in Servia have been arrested over a proclamation demanding trial by court martial for conspirators in the assassination of King Alexander Queen Draga and ministry. They threatened to resign their commissions if the demand is refused.
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Belgrade
Nish
Servia
Alexander
Draga
Kodol Claims Digestive Benefits From Purines and Tonic
The advertisement asserts that Kodol purifies, sweetens, and cures indigestion and stomach and bowel troubles. It claims the product speeds digestion, relieves gas, and tones the digestive organs, with lyspopaia mentioned as a aid.
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Sprague, Warner & Co
York State
Batavia
Howell Brothers
Burt
Dixie
Norwood
Bryan Steam Laundry
A. E. Worley
Prop
Joiin Wittman
Shamrock
Lipton
Louisiana
OIL and Gas
Grand Opera House
MO. B. Mike
Sos
EB. C. Dewitt , Co., Chicasg
C. C. Shelburne & Co
Nabors Bros
Capreras
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
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