Mulberry Street Tenement Fire Kills Eleven
Eleven people die and over a dozen injured in a deliberate blaze at 71% Mulberry Street tenement. Fire barrels soaked with oil blocked exits, trapping residents as families tossed children to waiting bystanders below. Fire and police say tenant carelessness contributed to the disaster.
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New York
Mulberry Street
Iercely
Three Lives Lost in Yonkers Cottage Fire
In Yonkers New York on October 5 Mrs Mary Cummings 70 and her grandchildren Jeanette 9 and Harry 11 were killed when a kerosene lamp exploded triggering a fire that destroyed John Cummings cottage. The two adults escaped but the children perished trapped in the hall while the mother Mrs Maria Howland broke her leg and left arm after reaching the yard from the roof.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Mary Cummings
Jeanette
Harry Howland
John Cummings
William J. Cochran
Cummings
Maria Howland
T Fyimes
Fire Threatens Ebensburg Town Fire Extinguished by Dynamite
Fire at a Ebensburg grocery sparked a blaze that menaced the town. Dynamite and aid from nearby towns stopped the flames after destroying Central Hotel Blair House and six residences. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with guests fleeing from two hotels.
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Ebensburg
Central Hotel
Blair House
Fire at San Francisco coal yard damages factory and wharf
A blaze that began in the Pacific Coal Company bunkers at Beale street spread to the Hobbs Wall box factory and the Beale street wharf, causing about 100000 dollars in loss. Several vessels at the wharf were scorched, and sailors from the Italian cruiser Puglia helped firefighters.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coal Company
Beale Street
Hobbs, Wall & Co
Puglia
Fire destroys Vernon business block in $60,000 loss
Vernon Texas October 5 fire destroyed an entire business block causing a reported $60,000 loss. The blaze imperiled several nearby structures but no injuries were reported. Firefighters battled the flames for hours before gaining control.
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Texas
Vernon, Tex
Wright conducts weight carrying flights at Le Mans
Wilbur Wright in Le Mans makes two short flights with heavy passengers M Bellee 216 pounds and M Pellier 176 pounds to prove the aeroplane can bear weight. He flies again this evening with Pellier confirming satisfactory demonstrations of payload capacity.
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LE Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Aeroplanist
M. Bellee
M. Pellier
Aero Crub
Sarthe
Mr. Wright
Ohio women threatened after bartender arrest
A Hamilton report notes after Tom Burke the bartender was jailed for sending so called Black Hand letters to Henry Sohn several Hanover street women including Mrs. Charles C. Valatine Mrs. William Hagerman and Mrs. Martin Shalip received similar notes ordering them to leave the city Police were alerted and Mrs Shalip is active in several lodges.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Tom Burke
Henry Sohn
Hanover Street
Charles C. Valatine
William Hagerman
Martin Shallip
Shal
Turko Bulgarian Clash Reported In Balkan Tension
Reported tensions between Bulgaria and Turkey rise as young men fear prestige loss if they yield and fighting seems likely. The Berlin press notes Turkey warns against hastily acting before views of all parties are known, with Britain and France urging restraint to prevent war.
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Berlin
Saale
Turkey
Bulgaria
Great Britain
France
Constantinople
Young Turks
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Italy
Russia
M Iswolsky
the Temps Today
Vienna
Mother Earth
Bulgaria Declares Independence At Tirnovo In 1887 Context
Sofia reports Bulgaria proclaimed independence from Turkey at Tirnovo under Prince Ferdinand elected in 1887. The move, marked by a cathedral ceremony, reflects shifting European alignments with Russia France and Britain opposing Germany Austria, while Italy remains neutral. Mediation and congress talks are anticipated amid power realignments.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Tirnovo
Ferdinand
Europe
Russia
France
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Italy
Black Sea
Baltic
Near East
France seeks united push to avert Turkey Bulgaria war
Paris reports a coordinated effort by France Great Britain and possibly Italy to call a Berlin treaty signatories conference to defuse the Turkey Bulgaria crisis. Proposals include recognizing Bulgaria's independence and averting conflict amid Bulgarian Austrian moves and Turkish resistance.
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Paris
France
Turkey
Bulgaria
Pichon
M. Iswolsky
Naoum Pasha
Great Britain
Italy
Berlin
Diplomatic Standoff Over Turkish Bulgaria Crisis
Powers favor keeping European Turkey under a liberal regime as military moves by frontier forces threaten stability. Britain and others fear war would ruin Turkey's constitutional rule, recalling the Sultan's 1876 withdrawal before the Russo Turkish War.
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Pridinan
Amath
Ferainana
Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia Calls for Powers Congress Over Berlin Treaty
St Petersburg announces Russia will propose a congress of powers to revise the Berlin Treaty after Bulgaria's independence, amid fears Austria Hungary may annex Bosnia and Herzegovina. Count Berchtold seeks audience with Emperor Nicholas as the Baltic crisis unfolds.
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Berlin
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Berchtho thestro-Hungarian
Nicholas
Gulf of Finland
Count Berchthold
Europe
Balkans
Congress of the Powers
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Paul N. Milukoff
Constitutional Democrats
the Red
Bosnia
Novoe Vremya
Turkey
Austria
Germany backs Austria in Bosnia annexation tensions
Berlin reports authority that Germany endorses Austria Hungary if Bosnia and Herzegovina are annexed. Britain mediation proposals to the Turkish and Bulgarian governments are opposed by the Turkish side, while Bulgaria appears ready for conflict. The Austro Hungarian ambassador carries an emperor letter, and Emperor William fires at Rominten as diplomacy unfolds.
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Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Bulgaria
Francis Joseph
William
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rominten
Foreign Office
Austria-Hungary
Serbian Streets Roil Over Bosnian Annexation
Belgrade reports a volatile reaction to Austria Hungary moves on Bosnia and Herzegovina with crowds in the streets. Rioters fire revolvers and demand war rather than acceptance of annexation.
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Belgrade
Servia
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Berlin treaty creates Bulgarian autonomous principality
The Berlin treaty ratified in 1878 establishes Bulgaria as an autonomous tributary principality under the Ottoman suzerainty with a Christian government and a national militia. It notes provisional Russian administration, later Bulgarian organic law, and shifts in sovereignty for Bosnia Herzegovina Montenegro Serbia and Crete. It discusses American interests and the Ellen Stone case as why the United States might prefer direct relations with Bulgaria.
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Washington
Berlin
Russia
Turkey
Can Stefano
Bulgaria
Crete
Europe
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Novi-Bozar
Servia
Montenegro
Austria
Balkan States
Great Britain
United States
Ellen Stone
Balkans
Hains Divorce Case Tangles Alimony and Murder Trial
New York October 6 The Hains divorce case moves forward as Mia Hains prepares an affidavit of specifications for alimony custody and counsel fees while her husband faces murder charges in the case of William B. Annis. Captain Hains' brother T Jenkins Hains faces questions over alleged abetting and involvement as prosecutors weigh grand jury action.
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New York
Mia
Peter C. Hains
Feea
William BH. Annis
Weldon C. Percy
Captain Hains
Flushing
Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Annia
Annis
Missing Student Case Sparks Police Inquiry In Carlisle Links
A clipping received by Norma Randolph from Carlisle Pa mentions an unknown man found in a half starved state in an empty freight car at Mahanoy Pa. Police broadcast a description to the Pennsylvania town and seek information. A note signed Black Hand ordered the investigation stopped as the grand jury is instructed to probe the disappearance of Smith.
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Norma Randolph
Carlisle
Mahanoy
Smith
Pennsylvania
Ili & Athe
Hazers
Mayors Clash Over City Hall Property in West Point
Lanett mayor George W. Howard barred access to the Council chamber and refused to surrender city property to the newly elected mayor J. B. Rutland. Rutland swore in at 5:30 am and again with his council in the street hours later. Legal steps were begun to secure possession.
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West Point
George W. Howard
Lanett
Ala
J. B. Rutland
Rutland
Jordan
New ‘Council
Ohio Delegates Journey to International Tax Conference in Toronto
Ohio sends 300 delegates to the second annual International Tax Association conference opening in Toronto tomorrow. Attendees include Allen R. Foote of Columbus president. George E. Pomeroy Toledo. W I Chamberlain Cleveland. A R Hatton Western Reserve Univ Cleveland. Henry W Wilson Ohio Univ Athens. Frederick C Hicks UC. Robert C Brooks UC. F A Derthick Mantua. Conference closes Friday.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
International Tax Association
Toronto
Canada
Allen R. Foote
George EH. Pomeroy
Toledo
W. I. Chamberlain
Cleveland
A. R. Hatton
Western
Obituary notices for church and public figures
The Right Rev Michael Tierney bishop of Hartford died in Hartford Conn after paralysis. He was born 1839 in Ireland and studied in Bardstown and Troy before ordination in 1866. Also noted are the deaths of W B Brewhr Louisville area editor and politician, Captain Thomas G Poore an official and Confederate veteran, and Marmaduke Constable Max Well twelfth Baron Herkles born 1837 in York England.
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Michael Tierney
Hartford
Conn
Tierney
County Tipperary
Ireland
Norwalk
St. Thomas Academy
Bardstown
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
N. Y
W. B. Brewhr
Fairview
Hopkinsville
Jefferson Davis
Thomas G. Poore
Court of Appeals
House of Representatives
Constitutional Convention
Frankfort
Marmaduke
Constable Maxwell
Baron Herkles
York
England
Bad roads no bar to overhead mal might aid farming
A brief note suggests poor roads will not hinder overhead mail service and could greatly increase the value of aircraft to farming communities, viewed as a potential common carrier improvement.
The Age of Flights II Freighters of the Air
A 1908 forecast on how the airship will transform mail delivery, commerce, and religion. The essay envisions direct routing above mountains, zero stops, and towers for city postal nets. It highlights rural impact, farmer education, and gospel missions via aerial transport.
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Earth
Bhiffel
Paris
America
Good Gray Nuns of
Canada
Frederic J. Haskin
Court to Try Evans Aboard Vermont
The court martial for Lieutenant Frank T. Evans convened on the battleship Vermont in Manila. The charges and specifications were read and the panel adjourned to resume testimony tomorrow. The court includes Captains Schroeder Potter Howard and others with Major Williams prosecuting and Captains Harding Kayser for the defense.
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Manila
Frank T. Evans
Vermont
Seaton Schroeder
W. P. Potter
T. L. Howard
L. C. Bertollet
H. C. Scales
L. M. Nulton
W. C. Cole
Coffee Danger Warns of Habit Forming Drug Effects
A Wash housewife describes severe headaches and illness from coffee and credits switching to Postum with relief. She reports quitting coffee for about a week, then three years of Postum use, noting reduced nervousness and palpitations and improved well being. The letter promotes Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Postum Co
Battle
K. Mich
Spice Road
Wellville
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