Monastir Surrenders as Turkish Forces Collapse Near Salonica
A Rome dispatch reports Monastir capitulated to Serbian forces yesterday afternoon. Turks around Salonica are described as disintegrating under desertion fears with officers and men fleeing, some disguised as old women. Servians push near Salonica while Scutari resists. Bulgarians gain ground in the region as Turkish supply troubles worsen.
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Tandon
Rome
Monatour
Salonion
Toxethar
Shemaélyen
Salonics
Itan
Salonica
Europe
Salonica Almont
Monastir
Scutari
Veles
Yanina
Scutaria
Trice
Dsate
Adrianople
Tankoh
Constantinople
Porte
Ines
Tchataldja
Asia Minor
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Gonaratly
Mehatatayn
Kurds warned of responsibility for violence in Constantinople
Constantinople reports the military governor warned Kurdish leaders at a St Sophia meeting that any violence by their followers would hold them accountable. Government ramped up peace measures as troops moved to quell unrest and many residents fled the city. Schools and university buildings were repurposed as hospitals to cope with the crisis.
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Constantinoople
Constantinople
Constaninople
Stamboul
Chaneer Nadaquate
Alma Farce Heading to Library Theatre This Monday
Joe Weber presents Alma Where Do You Live a French vaudeville style farce with music at Library Theatre Monday Nov. u. Alma a milliner lures a naive suitor to lose a fortune then falls for Pierre and marries after the will deadline.
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Alma
Joe Weber
Library Theatre
Pierre
Mmo
Ady
Was it any eagle seen by Toledo hunters
John Kinsenger of Toledo and Earl Belchfor hunted a huge bird after a dog incident near Brmelton. They fired twice but only wing damage occurred. the bird killed the setter, then they shot it and brought the carcass back. Locals doubt such a bird ever seen in years and guess a monster eagle or large hawk.
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John Kinsenger
Toledo
bin Slator
Samual F. Clark
Shorttreet
Earl Belch
Thinefty
Stone Wil
Brmelton
Asamal Gutter
Oil City
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with claims it acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Immediate testimonials are offered and price listed as 75 cents with notes of distribution by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Ail Crucerata
Hall
Steeplejack Killed When Sparrow Delays Move
Sam Park of New York, a steeplejack, was painting a three story facade in Detroit on November 7. While crossing a wire hand over hand he was struck in the face by a startled English sparrow and fell, breaking his neck and dying instantly. Park lost grip while brushing the bird away, plunging to the ground from mid‑air.
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Detroit
Sam Park
New York
Park
Fever Cure and Dilemmas Reach The Doctor
A letter from the Boston Record notes a man treated for fever after claiming a divine sanction for his daughters. The physician prescribed quinine and hinted at sending the bill. The tone reflects a humorous aside about medical advice and personal assurances.
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Jove
Boston
Education leading to a good salary and early earnings
An advertisement promises an education that yields a good starting salary and rapid advancement. It claims to place graduates in paid positions upon completion and invites readers to request a free booklet to learn more.
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Kunsao Bux Goon
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Erfecti Smonxenxzee
Phidadelphis
Weber
Hobart
Big Bird
Emlenton
THE
Crescent Studio
E. South St
Fletcher
Castoria
PRE Centrum Company
Murray Street
York Cry
Bird
Windsor
Royal Palace
Berkshire
England
Jowane
Auntie
Erie
Pennsylvania
Bronte Howe
Soretanewee
Phenix
G. N. Roberts
Phenix Underwear
Seth
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