Montenegro in turmoil as Scutari fate hangs on great powers
Reports from London indicate King Nicholas of Montenegro may surrender Scutari to European powers as Albanian tensions persist. King Peter of Serbia expected to succeed Nicholas, with Austrian and Italian actions looming amid Turkish Empire withdrawals. Ambassadors warn of grave consequences if Italy ignores signals.
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Western
Newenaver
Velen
London
Nicholow
Montenegro
Uitte
Peter
Servia
Nicholas
Nicholaw
Scutari
Eesand Naba
Dyravid Pasha
Bublime Porte
Seuteri
Kepand Pasha
Austria
Italy
Albania
Rusele
War Department readies rifles for Philippines. Sherman held in San Francisco
In San Francisco the War Department moves to prepare the Philippine Islands for a possible war with Japan. The transport Sherman is delayed to load a large cargo of rifles and ammunition for the islands before heading to its destination at top speed.
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San Francisco
War Department
Philippine Islands
Japan
Washington
United States
Sherman
Lelands
Denver Insurance Commissioner contends in court to keep office
The record cites W L Clayton arguing a remedy at law to remain in office as the Supreme Court upholds a civil service exam granting Saul Eppstein of the state university top rating and eligibility for appointment. Other items report a London post office bomb, cave mine fatality near Colorado Springs, and political shifts in Colorado and Washington with wage probe actions and road fund debates.
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Denver
W. L. Clayton
Supreme Court
Saul Eppetein
State University
World and Local News Highlights From The Week
A survey of events across nations and states includes strikes by five hundred building trades workers at Galt Lake, a murder conviction in Willing, and a deadly tornado near Wathena. The American Peace Congress calls for reduced military spending and Hague action on the Panama toll dispute. California’s anti land ownership bill advances to the governor after Senate approval.
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Galt Lake
Wheatmont
Sanborn
Loramie
Mabel Clark
Fegro
Gertle Gordon
Na Jt
Thomas Edward Green
Chicago
American Peace Congress
St. Lavin
Daley Harris
Wathena
Kan
Webb
California
Senate
John E. Wayman
William K. Murray
Voranor
St. Larute
United States
Panama
Hague
Johnsow
Congress Debates Bills On Panama Toll Exemption and War Reports
The Senate and House consider multiple measures. Britten introduces repeal of Panama Canal toll exemption. Senate seeks reports on human slavery in the Philippines and on retired officers’ civil employment. Neeley seeks action against Missouri Pacific for financing losses. Cummins proposes merging the bureau of corporations into a trade commission. O Gorman backs support payments to surviving Union and Confederate soldiers of Gettysburg.
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Britten
Philippines
Senate
Garrison
Secretary of War
DuPont
Neeley
Missouri Pacific Railway
Cummins
Bureau of Corporations
Washington Stories From The Nation’s Desk
In a busy Washington page, discussions on wool schedules and cabinet nominees unfold while reports from Mexico City alert to border tensions. The Bureau of Mines notes a record coal mining death toll and industry risk. Society notes include Alye Meyer’s social-season marriage announcements.
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Lane
Adolph (. Miller
University of California
Interior Department
Lee Tony Heeotme
Bacon
Egee
United Sistes Bureau of Fakeries
Kenry Lane Wilson
Mexico Ci
Washington
Mise Alye Meyer
Taft
C. Rodgers
Alice
Alye
Global Turbulence and Medical Breakthroughs Reported Worldwide
The article catalogs varied events from a deadly rebel attack in Matelemba and a Belgian expo opening to international diplomacy and tensions with Huerta in Mexico. It notes China’s welcome to Wilson’s peace message and a London serum claim touted to revolutionize serum therapy against tuberculosis and malaria, attributed to Dr. Mahilarto.
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Dewk
William T. A. Dingwell
Matelemba
Ghent
Yuan Shih Kat
Pekin
Wilson
Medange
China
Nathan
Montenegro
Austria
Ambassadore
Mot
Router
Joseph Wilberforce
Martin
Martin Damp Pearance
Reoland Yard
Memphin
Bombmy
India
Indira
Gaekwar
Harada
Jitendra
Cooch Behar
Calcutta
Romland
London
Frederick Mahilarto
Harvard Victors in East Intercollegiate Soccer Final
Harvard defeated Columbia four goals to three to win the intercollegiate soccer championship of the East in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Columbia
Paris
Racing Club de France
Strikes Hit Syracuse Buffalo and Labor Movements
Reports describe a 2 000 hod carriers and 500 carpenters strike in Syracuse and a Buffalo Department Store Employés Association walkout affecting over 200 workers. The Florida House defeated an equal suffrage amendment by 38 to 26.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Florida House
Madison C. Peterson
Wevolm
Philadelphia
Salasors
Colonia Dublon
Wi Pasa
Tex
Pooda
National Tank
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Thomas Woods
Lewis Jame
Denver
Duffalo N.Y
Kennedy
O'Grady
San Francisco Boarding House Keeper Buncoed Out of 2000
Mrs Margaret Schade of San Francisco, running a boarding house, was duped by a smooth German posing as Count Ludwig von Aldheim. She lent him money totaling 1800 after promises of inheritance and travel costs to London. She pursued his travels with him to London but only recovered 20, leaving her with scarce funds and seeking work as she plans to return to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Ludwig von Aldheim
Union News Mereioe
Cheyenne
Wyo
Amooth
Ludwig von Aldhein
Mra
Margaret Bohude
Aldheim
Atward
St. Kavaie
Mra. Schade
Abe
Mra Schade
Germany
London
Wyoming Plain
Aldheli
Mra. Schude
St. Louis
McClement
Japan Denounces Alien Land Bill After Assembly Passage
Tokyo protests the Webb alien land bill passed by the California Assembly four hours after Secretary Bryan left for Washington. The measure would restrict Japanese land ownership, allow only limited rights, and reserve inheritances. Governor Johnson is poised to sign after brief appeals.
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Union
Sacramento
Calif
Bryan
Washington
Assembly
Japan
Wilson
Johnson
Becaue
National Peace Society
Senate
California
Toklo
Wyoming News of the Week highlights across towns
Wyoming roundup reports include fire destroying a Cody home, a Sheridan ankle injury, jail work near Worland, planned electric light in Worland, and a Burlington railway expansion from Casper to Sheridan. It notes notables like Judge Reid’s funeral, Knights Templar attendance, and local crimes and civic projects.
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Choe
Francia
Cody
Laramie
Frank Teebirg
Sheridan
Worland
Genrock
Wimpenny
Casper
H Welty
Dubois
Fremont County
Bane B. Campbell
Wyoming
Montana
Waa
Billings
J.C. Moore
Rawlins
Rawlins General Hospital
W. N. Merson
Episcopal Church
Kemmerer
Rochester
N. Y
Louis Parlette
Kigma Paull
James W. Chrismnn
Arthur Huston
St. Paul's Cathedral
Detroit
Mich
St. Mark's
Cheyenne
Tesas Old Company
Colorado & Southern
Bree
Burlington
Judge Reid
Union Pacific
Cheyenne Knights Templar
Denver
Knights
L. W. Trumbull
M Hansen
Lincoln County
Odd Fellows
Kommerer
Wool Industrien
Behoo
Melriot No. 1
Diminiet
Syndicate Buys Big Horn Timber
The Big Horn Timber Company at Woodrock near Sheridan is sold to a New Jersey syndicate led by EB Cuthbert and H G Harris of Atlantic City. Thomas B. McPherson of Omaha, the company president, sells the business plus privately owned property for 1.1 million dollars. The firm has a Burlington contract to deliver 600000 tires and 400 workers will join the lumber camp immediately.
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Big Horn Timber
Sheridan
Big Horn Timber Company
Woodrock
New Jersey
Eb, H. Cuthbert
H. G. Harris
Alantic City
Thomas B. McPherson
Omaha
Mcpherson
Burlington
Eloping Wife and Youth Arrested for Horse Theft
Mrs Lala Myers and her 16 year old admirer Guy Lackson fled from her ranch home and are jailed on horse stealing charges. Authorities say Myers stole a neighbor's horse while Lackson took Myers horse. the pair rode to Converse county and were jailed after several days. Myers is described as tall and older than the youth.
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Wheatland
Lala Myers
Guy Lackson
Charles Howell
Myers
Converse County
Sre
Rancher Fights Hog to Save Son Amid Barn Attack
Yeulah Albert Matthews a ranch man faced an enraged hog that tore into his three year old son in a barn. Matthews beat the animal back as it attacked repeatedly, enabling the rescue and exposing the dangers of the barnyard incident.
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Yeulah
Albert Matthews
Wee
Matthews
Woman Sentenced to Long Term for Murder in Colorado Case
A colored woman, Laramie-Mable Clark, found guilty of second degree murder in the killing of Gertrude Gordon, received a sentence of twenty to twenty-five years. She is to be sent to the Colorado penitentiary at Canon City, where female convicts from the state are held.
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Laramie
Mable Clark
Gertrude Gordon
Colorado
Canon City
Impaled by Pitchfork Tine in Hay Load Accident
Eighteen year old Robert Kelley was fatally injured when a hay wagon overturned and a pitchfork tine pierced his abdomen. The incident involved a New Perishing Compound promoted by Garland L. Starr claimed to aid healing of severe wounds.
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Robert Kelley
Garlander L. VF. Starr
Writ Refused in Cheyenne Swindle Case
Judge W O Mentier denied James Hyae’s habeas corpus request at Lusk court and ordered delivery to state custody for return to Chicago on a charge of having swindled Mrs Hope.
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Cheyenne
Lusk
W. O Mentier
James Hyae
Ilinate
Chicaxe
National and foreign notes mix in chaotic dispatches
Disparate items report Washington opposition to alien land laws in California, Japanese orders for dreadnought construction, Zapata forces facing a major defeat at Chinameca, and New York society coverage including Mrs. Thaw and a portrait debut amid a broader tense news rhythm.
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Clayton
London Post Office
Mealian
Aubert
el Paso
Fernanda Tracy Aubert
Carranas
Lampasor
Laredo
Texas
Miner
Colorado Springs
Michael Strenao
Daniele Aime
Sheely
Knight
Hilliard
Benjamin, Hillard
Pophen Knight
Shafroth Ashe Lande
Shafroth
Walute Nance
Wileen
Westington
Department of Commerce
Medfivid Bes
Story OF
Weetern Newen
Congressional
O'Gorman
Secretary of
Foudal
Hertyeburg
Hopper
Ageles
Colorado Field
Port Collins
Michael McDermott
Illinois Athletic Club
Amateur Athlete Union
Luther McCarty
McCarty
Joe Jeanette
AD Bt
Josep Saan
Serene
Concordia
Lauisiena Mood District
Buncoed
Widow
California Assembly
Beira
News of the
Vina
Oeyene
Vine Ve
Wild Wat Inis
State Federation of Labor
Mate Pale
Douglow
Henry Smith
Witeh
Olge Wuret
Frank L. Peterson
Jovknon Hole
Pfeifer
Seversl
Eiale
Alpin Fraser Wes
Meog of Sheridan
Oregon Short
Moyer Junction
Tine
Pitchfork
He Slater Abi
Zapata
Mexico City
Coen
Robles
Chinameca Ranch
More Jam
Evelyn Thaw
Gen
Harry Kendall Thaw
Grayford White
America
Ruseell Thaw
Evelina James
Gen Antonio
Ed Calumet
Chicego, Il
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