Bulgariana and Bulgarian Virtues in Missionary Influence
The article praises Bulgarian modernization aided by American missionary culture, notes Bulgarians as a Christian people supportive of Americans, and counters hostile United States press views after Miss Stone's captivity. It adds that Bulgarian public figures studied at Robert College and ties Bulgaria’s development to missionary efforts. It also recalls Childrearing ideals and King Edward VII's Denmark visit, reflecting era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bulgaria
Robert College
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Boston Transcript
Cheesebrough Manufacturing CO
Brute Street
New York City
Newlywed Couple Targeted by Odd Drive to Indies Door
A hack carrying a newly married pair was driven to a hotel with two wedding symbols dangling from the axletree. A window windowed male voice demanded the Indies door, shocking bystanders who gathered as the couple fled the scene amid slander from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sher
Holmes
Bride
Room
Boston Herald
Leavenworth Prison Mutiny Leaves Convicts Fleeing
Federal prison at Leavenworth, Kansas, suffered a brutal escape as twenty six convicts murdered a guard and wounded several others. Armed with revolvers seized from guards, they fled into nearby woods while troops and lawmen pursued across the region. One guard killed and multiple inmates captured or wounded as a large, organized breakout was quelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Federal Prison
Fa Leavenworth
Quinn Fort
Indian Territory
Joseph BE. Waldrupe
Arthur Trelford
E. Burrows
Andrew Leonard
Hinds
C. E. Burrows
Goard
Wendaere Jesus
J. J. Poffenholm
John Green
Willard Drake
Fred “Moore
Q Negro
Fay Welshaar
Nortonville
Ikangas
Iith
Lawrence
Defaulter for 57000 Confesses Theft from Maccabees
Detroit report states Charles D Thompson, Supreme Finance Keeper of the Knights of the Maccabees, resigns and confesses defrauding about 57000 from the order. He claims prior totals exceed 1400000 in funds handled since 1883, with bond coverage of 125000. The confessed loss arose from a venture involving the Harlem steamer, sunk after purchase in 1898 with purchasers losing 167000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Charles D. Thompson
Supreme Camp
The
Knights of the Maccabees
Supreme Tent
Order
Thompson
Thompson Towing and Wrecking Company
Great Lake Tug Trust
Harlem
Tele Royale
Schley Inquiry Ends With Disobedience Charge
The Schley Court of Inquiry, ordered by the Navy Department, concluded after forty sessions and fifty six days. Captain Lemly, Judge Advocate, read his prepared statement and charged Schley with disobedience but found no personal misconduct. The tribunal adjourned at 6:45 p.m. after closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
Sehley
Ile
Schley
Lemly
Murder verdict and sentences shock Connecticut court
Litchfield Conn jury finds Winifred Cooke guilty of murder in the second degree. Judge Ehner sentences the prisoner to life imprisonment. Hayes shows no emotion. family weeps as verdict reads. Courtroom crowd of about forty watches the proceedings. Hay es faces potential pardon or new trial and possible sentence change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uns
Demonstrations flare as Boer War news shocks Nottingham
Crowd protests Lord Roberts as volleys rise in Nottingham Eag Rim. Commander-in-chief awarded sub medals amid cheers for General Buller. Fire devastates Bradford City Hall wrecking 12 stables and buildings. Gunboat Danton crew mutilation reported with insurgents in control. Belgium's Leopold weighs U S visit while Greek leader Constantinos Ipan faces dispatches. Roosevelt reappoints Columbia postmaster as turmoil stirs international headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Nottingham
Eagrim
Hood
General Buller
Insurance fraud plot tied to missing Rathbun case
A former U S Army man Newell C Rathbun was arrested in Louisville on charges tied to a plot to fake his death and collect $4000 in life insurance. The body found in Jeffersonville was withheld as investigators seek identity and motive with ties to Detroit and Little Rock. The case involves hospitalizations, forgeries, and conflicting reports from insurers and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loulaville
Newell
Rathbun
Toffersonville
Ind
Jeersonville
Tathban
United Staes
Louisville
Tie
Skinner
United States
Bacthban
Lou Root
Detroit
Newell C. Rathbon
Fiame
Little Rock
Ark
Prattsburg
N.Y
W.H Enms
P Sqon
Sherit
Tim
Trays
W. I
Jon Esko
Salvation Army
Jeffersonville
Wille
Tyke
Thule Noack
Newell C. Rathbun
Seungi
Oakland Cemetery
S. M. Powell
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Powet
Aloe
Scoft
Nowell C. Rathvin
He Insurance
Littlelock
Willam Ten Eyke
Watertown
Newel CG
Lede
Saul
Ten Kyke
Jefe
Abel
Tollera News Reports Boom and Labor Strikes Across Cities
Reported rise in omens otherwise vague, but industry surges show thriving shipbuilding and high wages. Strikes loom as labor unions form in Chicago and other hubs while unemployment falls and workers gain longer hours and higher pay in several trades.
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Southern
Ublous
Ierlin
Sun
Tteen Saays
Cobein
Stithe
Sheldon A. Harris
Dwiehty Ue
Keauwadion
Lockgi Oug
Witay
Supluyes
Sato Giltiss Company
Uphind
Have
Wopitd
Wasmish Screen Door Company
Rhinelander
Wig
Chicago
Tragic shooting ends life of Frances Stanley in New Jersey
Fred Stanley, a teen, fired a gun in a crowded room wounding his sister Frances, who died soon after as their father James Stanley rushed to aid. Fred confessed to the fatal shot after racing home with their father on Tom the horse. Frances left a baby sister and a bereaved family in Independence Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
N. J
Rhy
Fred Stanley
Rarsh
Jad
Perrand
James Stanley
Johnsonburg
War Olehteen
Fred Alwasa
Fred
Trehyloul
Francesa
Baty
Fannie
Olds
Tom
Blairstown
Old Yor
Avith
Ein
Stanley
Hayamv
Bert
Tess
Fannle
California Fig Syrup Company
Laliforna Fig Syrup
Louisville
San Francisco
Cal
New York
Druquiets
Bottla
Mutiny Leader Captured After Fort Leavenworth Escape
Reports detail the capture of Frank Thompson, a Black man who led a mutiny at Fort Leavenworth, and Lawrence Lewis, a white 20-year-old prisoner. Both were wounded. Thompson was slightly hurt while Lewis was mortally wounded. The event occurred after a posse pursued the six convicts who escaped, with one successful capture eight miles from the fortress.
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Arn Joseph
Deckin
Ole Roche
Frank Thompson
Deaneraty
Lawrence
Tnrbolo
Kan
Douglan County
Harrer
Voleles
publyMme Distrieta
Convicta
Thor
Topeka
Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence Lewis
Thompson
Lewis
Depu
St Marshal
Ars
Prescott
Shormpsott
Lalilvet Sal
Late Wholesale Prices of Country Produce Quoted in New York
Readable excerpts of a New York market listing show wholesale prices for milk creamery butter and cheese, plus果 produce like beans, peas, cranberries, grapes, and apples. The page notes rates for live poultry and meats, vegetables, and grain, with regional varieties and per unit costs. prices reflect standard quality and regional offerings across Jersey Pennsylvania and New York markets.
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New York
Mile
Milk Exchange
Guha
Jersey
State
Penn
Chaoree
Plab
Lama
Cal U.ccee Cereeee
Green
Peat
Baga
van Sweets NJ
Qange Co
Connecticut
Shussely
Ae Orain, Ltd
Duluth
Oatsa
Beeves
Seseege
Ohio blast furnaces stop due to scarce railroad cars
Cleveland reports a shutdown of Ohio blast furnaces caused by a shortage of freight cars to deliver coke. The article notes equipment undercapacity and terminal facility limits, with increased tonnage over years outpacing railcar supply, affecting iron and steel traffic and raw materials handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Oehtech
Anal
Aden
New Rival in Sugar Trade Reports Sugar Shift
A Washington report by Consul-General Mason to the State Department outlines how United States policy supports Cuba while Europe loses sugar exports. It notes rising beet sugar production in Port Idea, Unwall, and the Philippines, and warns of a broader decline in European sugar shipments to the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Map
Atlas
America
China
South Africa
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Washington, D. G
United States
Porta Idea
Morocco
Starte Department
Washingtons
Genal Ganaere
Wangder
Iarif
Fragmented historical notes and ads from a 1900s page
A mixed prose chunk features references to D'Artagnan descendants, the Ameer of Afghanistan, a Paris journalist, and a London Chronicle excerpt. It includes mentions of cocoa makers J. Gursyy and Hall's products, a catechol remedy, and a joke from Catholic Standard and Times. The piece ends with a note about job versus position and a medicine ad.
Cheerfulness Duty in Hard Times
Brooke Ser ford argues cheerfulness remains a duty even when life falters and calamity strikes. He notes varying ease with temperament but insists embracing cheerfulness requires effort and can become a cross to bear for some.
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Brooke Serford
D. D
Just See That Angle Worm Wriggling Toward That Robin
A judge quotes a playful interchange about an angle and a worm, noting a punning miscue as a legal mockery. The remark centers on geometry terms used in casual banter, reflecting a light courtroom moment.
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Florence du Winterburn
Edward VII
Denmark
Canute
England
Norway
Ayer
W. C. Layton
Sidell
J.C. Afer CO
Lowell, Maser
Sciatica and
Lumbago
St. Jacobs Oil
Asc
Sec
Libby
Atlas World
Advertising Department
MicNeill & Libby
Drugguta
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Laat Mia Vifo
Quarda
Kanean
St. Louis
Mamie Keenan
California
Yale
Marry Trego
Pineville
Alaska
National Cemetery
Knoxville
Tonun
London
Join Ericsson
Monitor
Stockholm
Sweden
Kansans
Berlin
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Louisiana Purchase
Maccabioen
Hayes
Walter Snelder
Minnie C
Reichstetter
Reading
Snelder
Svnill
Chite
Castro
Veneznela
Chile
Iis Governent
Colombia
Kile Himeolf
South Bend
Peter Matiezko
Notre Dame
Lord Roberta
Solon Webern
Danton
Bradford
Readford
Peon
Frank 2. Reamer
Chive
Kennedy and
Boyleston
Leopold
King Leopold
Belgium
Potta Vylelde
Ti Constantinos Iple
Cram
Athens
Porte
Westmaater
Columbia
Hoosevelt
Bator
Duke New Brince of
Ware
Duke of Cornwall and
York
Prince of Wiles
Earl of Chater
United States Army
Packota
Dowd Corhpanton
Little Nock
Kihe
Edward
Mexandra
Danwl N. Loerkwood
New York Ste Board of Pan- American Commissioners
Bumale
Dare Key
Constantingple
London ‘Times
Tollera
Moremack
Negro
Laacanwort
Custaly
McKinigy
Mingesout
McKinley
Tower
Minn
Sant
Ibs Stiut
Sind
Othey
Amd
Jeersan
Shemas
Jefferson Wats
Lomesville
Ity
Brett
Ubeeli
Do We
Bernard Berahella
Louisville Nets
Alabama
Front
Veturins
Adirondacks
Falr Haventa
Page Duyen Maths
Toute
Vive Boys
John Paull
Wiliam Nantes
Che Struchie
Paterson
Paterson Lion Works
Paterway
Mayu Syalth
Matye Sada
Columb Uiversity
Vere Wigylow
Dig Home
SUCAR
Cahltea
Mason
Cigar Trust
Olly
California Elorus
Macfarlan
Texas
Docenilanta
D'Artagnas
D'Artagnan
Comte Dt Tognan
Dumas
Helms
Ameer
Afghanistan
London Chronicle
Waltetaker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Buffalo
Johnny
Catholc Standard and Vines
Bratr
Ourto
City
Torino
J. Gursyy
I J. Cimner & Co
Domeg Hualness
Toledo
J. Cnenzr
A. W. Gheasey
Hull
BK. J. Guesey & Co
Boll
Drug
Southern Railway
Florida
Georgia
Carolinay
South
Trans
Wallon
Ting Broadway
Alex. S. Thweatt
Alex. S. Thweatt, Exstern Tani
Lins Broadywar
H.W. Gurrs
Atlanta
Klitio
Paul
Kaarse
Jarch
Phila
Jettera
Vanburen
Misa
Cayenne
Washington Star
Kate Berg
Knights of Pythias
Commercial Hotel
Minneapolis
Lydia E.’ Pinkham
Kate Dera
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dr. Rapway_& Co
M. O
Sam Haleed
J. M. Alexander
Htoxban
I. T
Radway
Dell Company
Philadelphia
Business Eertisnent VW
Tuffalo Expanition
McIlhenny’s
Tabasco
Androma American Eady
Tly Fiehe
Adelira
Lliengor
Jones UE
Guamton
Meéritalone
W. LE. Douglas
Wea
Efiles
Cellia
Hanene
W. L. Courlar
Tralah Epen
W. L. Douglas
Prica
Cate Rhage
Inower
Toovercome
Santly
Meeks
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