Treaty peace signed debated Balkan War risk
The telegraphic dispatches discuss Bulgaria and Turkey leaning toward signing a peace treaty under British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey while Serbia Greece and Montenegro may follow. Bulgaria objects to a protocol adding a moderation of terms, seeking to preserve leverage for postwar talks. Also noted are reports of massacres near Saloniki and a Belgian army bill expanding defenses amid unrest and rising radical socialism.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Edward Grey
Servia
Greece
Montenegro
London
Bulgeria
Sirward Gres
Lnte
Jerade
Chain of Deputies
Widow of J B Kennedy Creates Missions Endowment
Mrs Jotun Kennedy of New York announces a plan to endow two new schools with 350000 to fund the Kennedy School of Missions. The Hartford School of Religious Studies and the Hartford Theatres Seminary join to form the Kennedy mission education effort. The charter notes 180 students and a union of institutions marking a major philanthropic milestone.
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Kennedy
Iciariford
Jotun
New York
Fartford ‘School of Religious
Ledigesr Hd
Kennedy School of Missions
Hartford Theatres‘Seminary
Hartford
Man Survives 4 Mile River Swim Fight with Police
May 20 in Rhington William Lewis swam over four miles to outpace pursuing police. He attempted to expose a hidden lead pipe and denting while diving from a dock. Officers nabbed him later. Lewis carried a heavy filander and escaped briefly before capture.
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Rhington
William Lewis
Barcal
Olcamen Lewis
Lewis
Belky Trial Set for June 23 in Burns Arena Case
Trial details mention Faghtare Estate valued at 812,000 by Promoter Burns. Rents may be permitted and seals of Arthur Pelkey and Tommy Burns connected to death of McCarty in Burns arena. Both men to be held under bond with liberty pending trial. Estate values and tariff proposals referenced, amid unclear fragments.
Falkenberg Excuse Dominates Club Meeting Report
Unclear transcription shows Falkenberg making remarks amid a Cleveland club gathering. The garbled text references Dr Falkenberg, a plan to warm someone, and Birmingham, with misread names and phrases obscuring concrete details of the event and statements.
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Menuyser
Mrelnghim
Cleveland
Falkenberg
Nts Elongied Pitelins
Eure
Falsenberg
Birmingham
Indy Auto Race Promises Record 500 Mile Sweepstakes
Indianapolis motor speedway hosts the third annual 500 Mile Sweepstakes on May 30 with a record entry list. Thirty cars will start, with a few reserves possible after speed trials. Cars must average at least 75 mph to qualify.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Legendary 100 Mile Race Entries Include Wishart Lurman
The field lists Bob Lurman as a top 45 contender among five likely winners in the 100 mile race. Spencer Wishart, a millionaire driver, has entered for prestige and boasts participation in every prior 50 mile Indianapolis race. The 300 mile event features three foreign cars with native pilots and a purse of 10 000 pounds, distributing 20 000 to first and 10 000 to second among others.
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Lurman
Spencer Wishart
Indianapolia
Wishart
United States
Speedway Soanagement
Rest Before Eating Advice From Antecedent Text
Practical guidance on mealtime. Do not eat when worried or irritable or when very fatigued. Reading or studying while eating disrupts digestion. The text cautions about mental state affecting digestion and emphasizes calmness at meals.
Health Board Bans Turtle Cure for Tuberculosis
New York a health board resolution bans using living bacteria for prevention or treatment of disease without full written details and board permission. It also tightens sanitary code penalties, directs notice to Friedmann Institute, and cites possible fines or imprisonment for violations.
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New York
Charles H. Six
Rich Franz Friedmann
Board’ of Health
Board of Health
Berlin
Board At Health
Health Comuissionee Lederle
Te Advivory Medical Board
Charl G. Slade
Pricknon
Heaith
Leteria
New York City
Friedmann Institute
Grange Organizing Tips for Newchapters and Meetings
Condensed guidance from Chatham editor W Darrow on forming a Grange chapter. Notes require at least thirteen charter members, four women, nominal dues, and a $15 national charter fee. Describes officer roles, degrees from first to seventh, meeting frequency, and benefits from Pomona and state/national gatherings. Encourages immediate organization and cooperative opportunities.
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Creasury
Balantees
Gare
Pomona
Powona
Staite Grange
Pennsylvania
Grance
Stunges
Church of the Schools
Pattoos
Shot Sergeant Cates Mortally Wounded and Police Officer Killed
Raleigh May 30 Sergeant G P Cates of the Durham police was mortally wounded by Felix Conklin during an arrest for assaulting his wife. Deputy Morgan tried to intervene and was killed as Conklin fired. Cates died on the operating table. A separate crash report notes one killed and four injured when a coal elevator collapsed at a New York factory.
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Raleigh
N. C
G.P. Cates
Durham
Felix Conkiln
Conklin
Morgan
Cates
New York
May W
Lnstaully
Prederick Teeres Coat Company
North Firse Street
East River
Willams. Init
Samiel Doroskook
New York Proposal Lets Public Schoolhouses Serve Wider Purposes
A proposed amendment would allow 23 of a school district to authorize use of school buildings and grounds for sericultural athletic and social activities when not needed for classes. Funds may buy equipment and hire staff to run centers and supervise events open to the public, with fees only for charitable or educational aims and not for exclusive groups. Voting, polling places, and meetings could occur on campus under district authority. The article notes a timeline shift from 1918 to 1913 and references New Grangea, with other details unclear.
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New York
Irregular Stock Movements Open With Moderate Gains
New York May 2 There was no pressure at the open allowing moderate improvement in most leading issues. Readlog and Amalgamated showed gains while Canadian Pacific faced liquidation selling. Union Pacific planes to dispose holdings of Southern Pacific spurred activity. Erie and San Francisco issues traded as investors navigated mixed signals. Sugar, butter, eggs, and hay markets noted modest shifts with standard commodity volatility across the board.
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New York
Gaton Paelitic
Cade
Moat Attenton
Canadian Pacific
Conion
Ballses
Trom Rovim
Erie
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Paette
General Markets May 29 New York
Market notes show flour receipts spring patent straights and winter patents with varied prices. Cornmeats firm white and yellow prices listed, barley malting and rice domestic values noted. Wheat receipts about 20,000 with shipments around 13,000. No 2 red and No 1 North red prices cited.
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New York
FLOR
Msaac Hgisi
Patna
Slagic
Weather Notes and a Phrase From Roland for an Oliver
The Weather notes Genven iy fair with rising temperatures. The piece then discusses the expression Roland for an Oliver, a historic phrase linked to knights Roland and Oliver, explaining its origin in romance lore and its rarity in common usage.
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Roland
Oliver
Rolin Oliver
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