Bryan Urges Tariff Reduction As Path To Prosperity
Democratic candidate Bryan campaigns across the state denouncing Republican privilege and promotion of special interests. He predicts a Democratic victory would bring immediate tariff cuts and lasting prosperity, citing recent failures and urging an end to political agitation over tariffs. He heads to Chicago after a long day of speeches and handshakes.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bryan
Chicago
Bulgaria Seeks Peage in Balkans Policy Shift
Foreign Minister Poprikoff advocates a peage plan in the Balkans to strengthen the regime. The brief item notes Bulgaria’s aim and official stance.
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Poprikoff
Bulgaria Declares Independence Sparks Balkan Crisis
Constantinople reports a Council of Ministers session on Bulgaria declaring independence of Turkey at Tirnovo. Turkey refuses to accept violations of treaties and asks powers to enforce the Berlin Treaty, inviting a conference for defense. Prince Ferdinand says he acted to respect the nation and hopes for continued friendly relations.
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Constantinople
Council of Ministers
Bulgaria
Turkey
Tirnovo
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Accepts Bulgarian Crown as Nation Proclaims Independence
In Tirnova on October 6, after Bulgaria declared independence Ferdinand was proclaimed sovereign. The Sobranje president and the prime minister addressed him as Your Majesty and urged acceptance of the throne. Ferdinand accepted the title and thanked the nation.
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Tirnova
Bulgaria
Kan
Ferdinand
National Assembly
Balkans Peace or War Uncertain in Constantinople
Berlin reports official dispatches show the Balkans crisis unsettled as Constantinople wavers between cabinet and outside Young Turks committee. Berlin expects no war unless Bulgaria retains control of the Oriental Railroad in Eastern Rumelia, and Germany favors a potential conference if others seek it.
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Berlin
Balkans
Constantinople
Foreign Office
Bulgaria
Turkey
Rumelia
Germany
International conference urged on Bulgarian situation
Paris reports a three power initiative by Britain France and Russia to propose an international conference on Bulgaria. Italy supports the move and Germany may join. Austria-Hungary readies annexation steps for Bosnia and Herzegovina ahead of the invitation while powers reserve the right to seek compensation, notably Russia over the Dardanelles and Italy for an Albanian port.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Bulgaria
M. Standoff
Pichon
Dardanelles
Turners to Visit Indianapolis Guests from North Cincinnati
The North Cincinnati Turner Society business men's and married ladies classes will be guests of the Social Turners Association in Indianapolis next Sunday. The visit highlights cross city Turner Society relations with a planned social and cultural exchange.
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Indiana City
North Cincinnati Turner Society
Social Turners’ Association
Indianapolis
Bulgarians Live in Simple Style at Tirnova
Felix J. Koch describes daily life in Tirnova, visiting an Orthodox church, a fire tower, and a better class home. He notes clothing, customs, servant trade, New Year rites, Easter celebrations, family structure, and economic basics of peasant life in the Bulgar capital.
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Felix J. Koch
Tirnova
Bulgar Empire
Poris
Austria
Batavia, N. Y
Deer
Belisar F. Ruevsky
Dartmouth
Urham College
New Hampshire
Martha
Bulgaria
Death of George Kling at Branch Hospital Probed
Coroner Cameron notified after George Kling died in Branch Hospital. Kling was admitted July 24 after being found unconscious in Washington Park and claimed he had been thrown down stairs at his lodging house. An investigation will be conducted.
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Cameron
George Kling
Washington Park
New World Flight Record by Wilbur Wright at Le Mans
Wilbur Wright set a new aeroplane flight record at Le Mans on Oct 6 staying aloft for 1 hour 4 minutes 28 seconds with a passenger under similar conditions to Saturday’s mark. The flight satisfies a contract with Lazare Weiller for two passenger flights totaling fifty kilometers, with Wright to receive 100000 dollars and the syndicate gaining patent rights in France and the colonies.
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LE Mans
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Lazare Weiller
France
Mrs Hains Seeks 50 Weekly Alimony in Brooklyn suit
Mrs Claudia L Hains files in Brooklyn Supreme Court for 50 a week alimony 2000 in counsel fees and custody of her children while divorcing Captain Peter C Hains Jr He awaits trial for the Bayside Yacht Club murder of William B Annis in August A disputed confession and an unsigned affidavit by Mrs Hains are part of the proceedings
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New York
Claudia L. Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Hains
William B. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Trans MississippI Congress Opens in San Francisco
The ninth Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress begins five days of deliberations in San Francisco with about a thousand delegates. Temporary Chairman J B Case of Abilene Kansas calls the session to order and emphasizes conservation of natural resources and expansion of Western industries.
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San Francisco
J. B. Case
Abilene
Kan
Farmers Plan to Erect Elevators In New Network
The American Society of Equity meeting in Milwaukee on October 6 vows to build elevators and warehouses across the country. With 100000 members, delegates aim to store grain and regulate farm produce prices by controlling supply when demand exists.
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Milwaukee
American Society of Equity
Three Ohio phone firms merge to form new operating company
At a stockholders meeting in Cleveland the United States Telephone Company Cuyahoga Telephone Company and Citizens Telephone of Columbus merged to form a new operating firm with capitalization between 5 and 10 million dollars. The three independents will operate under a 999 year lease and other Ohio independents may join later.
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Cleveland
United States Telephone Company
Cuyahoga Teléphone Company of
Citizens’ Telephone Company of
Columbus
Ohio
Louisville Distiller Major Thomas Dies at 83
Major W. H. Thomas a noted Louisville wholesale liquor dealer died at age 83 in Louisville. He spent early life in Washington and joined the Confederate Army under Lee, serving two years, later with Kirby Smith. He started distilling in Lexington in 1867 and moved to Louisville in 1868. His widow Catherine Pumphrey died in 1905.
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Louisville
W. H. Thomas
Thomas
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Kirby Smith
trans-Mississippi Department
Lexington
Catherine Pumphrey
Reverend J. B. Stuart to preach at Mt Auburn Baptist
The Rev. J. B. Stuart, recently named missionary to Rome, will occupy the pulpit at Mt. Auburn Baptist Church instead of Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church as reported Tuesday.
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Rome
Mt. Auburn
J. 8. Stuart
Mt. Auburn Baptist
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Freshman Sophomore Flag Rush At Miami University
The annual freshman sophomore flag rush at Miami University ended with honors even in the first two events. The sophomores captured the freshman flag in twenty two seconds while the freshmen won the tug of war defeating the sophomores by dragging them through Four Mile Creek in two of three bouts.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Miami University
Four Mile Creek
Butler County Fair Opens at Hamilton Ohio
The fifty eighth Butler County Fair opens in Hamilton Ohio with several thousand attendees. Attendance records are expected to fall on Thursday as the race program starts tomorrow. Directors election features an independent ticket including M F Barnes Robert Durbin R K Beeler Ford Pugh and Gaylord Overpeck opposing the current board led by J A Slade.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Butler County Fair
M. F. Barnes
Robert Durbin
R. K. Beeler
Ford Pugh
Gaylord Overpe
Obituary notices for Fitzgerald Yates and Hamill across states
General Louis Fitzgerald a longtime New York figure and railroad financier died at 71 after years of decline since his son’s fatal railroad accident. Mrs. Richard Yates mother of the former governor died in Jacksonville at 86. W D Hamill, Civil War veteran, died suddenly in Madison Indiana of apoplexy.
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Louis Fitzgerald
New York City
Fitzgerald
General Fitzgerald
Great Neck
L. I
James H. Hyde
Richard Yates
Yates
Jacksonville
Ill
W. D. Hamil
Sixth Indiana Infantry
Madison
Indiana
Plumber William Ricketts Dies After Pneumonia
William Ricketts 76, a longtime plumbing contractor from 213 East Fourth Street, died shortly after midnight at Good Samaritan Hospital three hours after admission for pneumonia. He had been ill for weeks and was not brought to the hospital until after 9 PM. He was a distant relative of Dr. Edwin Ricketts and a pioneer in the local plumbing trade.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
William Ricketts
East Fourth Street
Ricketts
Edwin Ricketts
Register to vote tomorrow in local election
Voters are urged to register by tomorrow or lose the right to vote. The notice emphasizes voting as a civic duty and warns that those who do not register cannot participate.
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Board of State Charities
Needs of Charity Are Set Forth at Ohio Conference
At Sandusky the eighteenth annual Ohio Conference of Charities and Corrections opened with 200 delegates. Mayor Molter and Governor Harris spoke, noting efforts to organize a separate state association for children's homes and discussing rational charity and reforms in prisons and charities.
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Sandusky
Commercial Tribune
Ohio Conference of Charities and Corrections
Molter
C. M. Hubbard
Cincinnati
H. H. Shirer
Columbus
Harris
Children’s Home
State Conference
Conference
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
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Esand
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Cafe Torque
Pazaar
States
Nantucket
Foster
Macedonia
Miss Stone
Sofia
Hamburg
Servia
LYNX
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Louis Stricker
Ohio Syndicate
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Olea
Lee
Louisville, Ky
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Butler County
Hubbard
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