Insurrection in Macedonia as Ottoman Empire Faces War Tax
Macedonian leaders proclaim general insurrection in Macedonia amid rising violence. Insurgent generals Zontchell and Janko coordinate operations in the Struma valley near the Rhodope frontier. Turkish forces attack villages like Armensi and Velest, with reports of massacres and widespread killings. A newly imposed land tax on males over eighteen is seen as wartime provisioning while Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria arrives at Euskinograd.
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Bulgaria
Ottoman Empire
Macedonia
Zontchell
Macedonian Committee
Janko
Struia
Rhodope
Aint
Iilver Vardar
Coldyet Jankelt
Armensi
Evilra
Velest
Hilmi Pasha
Monastir
Graeff
Umi Pasha
Smilero
Neveska
Kilsaura
Ferdinand of
Eusxinogratde
Prenfor Prtratt
Constantinople
Torre
Buleania Soerce
Ialada
Boy Accused in Potent Poison Plot in Virginia
In Norfolk Virginia thirteen year old Wes Ney is charged with putting strychnine in a glass of water that his stepmother drank, she died an hour later. He claims the poison was meant for his step-aunt Miss Marsala Simpson who is visiting the Dey household. Relatives say he threatened Miss Simpson the day before, and the case has reached Mayor Riddick with possible reform school action for the boy.
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Norfolk
Tohn R. Ney
Riddick
Anderson Woman Leases 20 Years Surrenders Son to Foster Parents
Mrs. Hattie Rummel of Anderson Indiana signed a twenty year lease surrendering her nine month old son Clyde Hockman to Mr and Mrs Ilfunt of North Anderson. Justice of the Peace W O Lee and Constable Bravy witnessed. Tears marked the moment as she handed the child to the foster mother Nagala. Finland Denmark Russia references appear in brief notices. Houston council adopts street car seating ordinance penalizing passengers who refuse end seats.
Foreigners hunted in Venezuela follow-up terror and protests
Reports from Witlemstad Curacao describe harsh actions against foreigners in interior Venezuela. Five Italians faced rejected testimony and jail. two escaped would-be, one killed. Letters restricting foreign claims to Caracas were seized, a public gibbet punished foreigners, and arrests rose as authorities suppress dissent amid the revolution.
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Ital
Sanam
Selzou
Caracas
Escaped Sentinel Prisoner At Fort Monroe
Private Valentine of the Seventy-bound Coast Artillery escaped confinement at Fort Monroe by slipping through iron bars during the night. Five other prisoners vanished. guards tightened, Valentine was recaptured and placed in custody awaiting court martial.
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OM Paint Comfort
Valentine
Coast Artillery
Kelbury
Fort Monroe
London supplied arms to Mad Mullah in Somaliland
The supply of rifles and ammunition to the Mad Mullah’s forces in Somaliland is traced to a London firm via Harrar Jibuti Alysainka and key ports. An initial shipment indicates millions of Lee Metford rounds and large numbers of rifles flowed to Jibatil and Barrar through Marseilles and Aden.
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Aden
Arabia
Somaliland
Harrar
Jibutil
Alysainka
London
Sonmisland
Jibatil
Barrar
Berlin Congress votes for international wireless control
Delegates from nearly all nations at the recent International Congress of Wireless Posts in Berlin voted for international oversight of wireless telegraphy. The proposal aims to standardize systems and reduce cross-border message interference across stations.
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Berlin
Germany
Rubishek
Internaional Congress of Wireless
Potésathiy
Elfort
Staleondvo
Caleb Powers Convicted in Governor Goebel Murder
The brother of the slain Governor Goebel reports Powers shows resolve as the jury convict Caleb Powers a former Kentucky Secretary of State of the murder. He is sentenced to death with execution set for November. An appeal process follows through Kentucky and possibly U S Supreme Court review. Governor Taylor remarks the verdict is deeply affecting.
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Hennepin
Lax
A. A. Ames
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Minn
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Caleb Powers
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Insurgent defeat in Macedonia as Turkish forces push advance
Salonika reports severe insurgent reverses near Sinilgvo with about 1000 killed. Bulgarians regroup on a heights position stormed by six Turkish battalions under Servet Pasha. Neveska falls to Bulgarian forces who seize arms and flee as Turkish bombardment follows.
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Sinilgvo
Servet Pasha
Neveska
Thief Steals Checks Then Leads Bank Aide on Chase
A thief stole covtifed and cancelled checks totaling 65 000 dollars from a bank messenger in Chicago. He then altered the scene and used a restaurant door to trigger a telephone message to the bank, returning the items later.
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Chicago
Vallse
President Roosevelt Orders Squadron to Beirut Waters
A cipher telegram error sparked reports that United States Vice-Consul William C. Magelssen was killed at Beirut. He was shot at but uninjured. Turkish authorities vow to catch the would be assassin. The President and Secretary of State say no change in policy, with the European squadron continuing toward Beirut to protect Americans.
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Beirut
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Windy City News Reports Rising Male Death Toll
Chicago papers warn of a growing male excess in deaths with 201 male and 192 female fatalities in a week. The data show males dying at higher rates than females, peaking at 234 percent excess in some periods, amid other mixed sports notes and local anecdotes.
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Chicago
Milk bulletin warns against alarm while improving supply
The Agricultural Department in Washington issued a bulletin on the milk question noting agitation has helped but caused unnecessary alarm. It urges measures to improve milk supply and reduce shortages.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Mark Wistorio New England Spot
The shaft of notable boulders on the Islet of Cuttyhunk Pond marks where Bartholemew Gosnold landed with twenty two men and founded the first Engin settlement. It notes Gosnold’s death anniversary and a related defeat at Gosnold, Mana.
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New England
Cuttyhunk Pond
Bartholomew Gosnold
America
Gosnold
Mana
Starving Men March to Yukon Rescue From Tanana Crossing
A mass of about 200 hungry miners and travelers trek the Alaskan divide toward the Yukon via Tanana Valley and Nazina Valley seeking relief. Captain Perkins in Fort Egbert coordinates a relief mission after Henry Bratnaber reports the starving group and three men are saved by Bratnaber with supplies.
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Yukon
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New York City
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Nome
Naztua
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Lawrence
Boy in St Louis Accused of Seven Petit Larceny Charges
Fred Sples reports that a boy shoplifter arraigned on seven petit larceny counts says he was trained in Chicago by a gang of thieves. He alleges he was sent to St Louis to steal and that stolen goods were sent to Chicago via a Chicago run by his instructors. Spies names gang members. Desmond plans to aid Chicago police.
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Fred Sples
Deamon
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Ato
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Desmond
Chiiicago
Six Drowned After Night Collision Off New London
The steamship FE M Whitney collided with the schooner John Booth near New Unaven, sinking the 114 ton vessel. Five crewmen and a Salem passenger perished, Captain Ennisons survived, and one sailor from the Booth was rescued by the Maine. The Booth hailed from New London and was bound for New York.
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New York
Boston
Maine
Enagsell
John Booth
New London
Bursden
Professor’s Fatal Cat Hunt Ends in Accident
Philadelphia teacher Professor W I Detweiler died hours after a summer shooting attempt at Hatboro to kill a stray cat. He slipped while crawling under a porch and the revolver discharged, striking him fatally. He was 35, survived by a widow and two children.
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Hatboro
Detweiler
Professor Letweiler
Wathoro
Detweller
Heda
Global labor trends and strikes across cities
The report highlights labor unrest and wage concerns from Alaska to Toronto. It notes Alaska workers earning 4.50 to 6.59 per hour with benefits, Paris cab drivers threatening strikes, Minneapolis laborers' wage disputes, Chicago forming a labor bureau, Hoquiam carpenters seeking eight hours, and longshoremen in Niagara and Tac regions pushing shorter days. It mentions Santiago rail workers, Austrian ten to eleven hour days, US and Canadian unions expanding, and meat cutters in Rochester opening new union shops.
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Welland
Paris
France
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Minn
Chicago Federation of Labor
T Hill
Hoquiam
Washlave
Nile, Taal
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Chile
Electri Railways
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Germanny
Retail Clerks' International Union
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Inve
Milk Exchange Prices and Dairy Goods Listing
The page lists Milk Exchange standard quality price at 24 cents per quart and details varied dairy products and livestock prices including Western creamery grades, state full cream, and imitation products. It also covers fruits, vegetables, and live poultry with multiple per unit prices for baskets, crates, and per pound listings.
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Choice
Lima
Cal
Jeroy
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Delaware
QMO
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Nora
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Pacific Coast
Money for cane movement in Chicago banks slows
Local national banks report weaker demand from the country for crop moving funds. After a brief spike, shipments of currency have fallen as interior banks are better supplied. Chicago banks see this as a sign country banks are tightening and meeting early currency needs themselves. Money remains steady to firm at six percent with concessions at five and a half.
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Chicago
Died From a Rat Bite in Cambria Wisconsin
David G. Williams aged 63 of Cambria Wisconsin died from food poisoning caused by a rat bite two weeks earlier. He was a member of the last Legislature and served in the Civil War.
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David G. Willams
Cambria
Wis
Mr. WiName
Mass quarantine tightens border as cattle disease found
Reports from the Klondike note disappointment over a strike link. Massachusetts cattle face quarantine after four foot and mouth cases in Wakefield. Maine authorizes entry ban on Massachusetts cattle until further notice. Brazilian surgeon Dr. Chapet Provost denounces opium poisonings cure.
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Wakeeld
Mass
PSG
Wan
Miine Board of Cattle Commissioners
Massachusetts
Maine
Rise of a Boy and a Girl in a Moral Dilemma Tale
The piece recounts Charles Steckler visiting a friend's home where a girl refuses to part with her younger brother even for wealth. A Detroit Free Press report tells of a kind donor in New York aiding a ragged boy bound for Coney Island, inspiring joy as he clung to small fortune. It notes England's fruit consumption and Indian laborers tied to the Kimberley mine.
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New York World
Detroit Free Press
Charles Dickens
Twenty-second Street
Coney Island
Seabe Talaho
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