Turkish Army Mobilizing Amid Global War Fears
American Ambassador Morgenthau reports grave peril as Turkey quietly mobilizes its troops. Anxiety grows over possible massacre of Christians and Jews, with Europe’s conflict limiting punitive actions. Greece Bulgaria under martial law watch Turkey’s moving forces. Italy also mobilizes on August 27.
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Washington
Turkey
Department of State
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Sublime Porte
Europe
Asia
Ottoman Empire
Balkan States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Dardanelles
Goeben
Breslau
Germany
Astria
Italy
Servia
Bulgaria
Greece
Will Fine Absent Congressmen Will Fine Absent Congressmen
Washington Aug 27 Immediate appearance of new faces in the house is anticipated as leaders respond to a rule docking $21 a day from any member's salary who fails to return promptly. Only 267 of 435 answered in the first roll call, 242 later, quorum is 218. Leaves granted for illness include Austin Tenn, Henry George NY abroad, Bartlett GA ill, Switzer OH typhoid, L Engle Florida, Crisp GA, Al Colorado, Glass VA, Kindel CO, Stout MT, Martin SD, Church CA, Merritt NY, Dickinson MO, Grist PA, HI IL.
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Washington
House
Army
Austin
Tennesee
Henry George
New York
Bartlett
Georgia
Switzer
Ohio
L'Engle
Crisp
Colorado
Glass
Virginia
Kindel
Stout
Montana
Martin
South Dakota
Church
California
Merrit
Dickinson
Missouri
Grist Pennsylvania
Inois
Natural boracic steam power in Tuscany mountains
Natural steam rises from ground in northern Tuscany powering a local boracic acid extraction process. Lakes of hot water contain boracic material used by a factory to run machinery, but steam acidity harms turbine blades, so steam heats a boiler whose exhaust drives a turbine. Steam vents through blowholes with little pressure from volcanic activity.
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Tuscany
Mannufacturing
Nnatural
The Kenwood Family Struggle Over Business and Love
Barton Kenwood clashes with his father over duties in the family factory while Evan Swift and Grace Bingham plot to seize control. Barton’s college studies and paleontological interests strain ties, as Grace plans a union with Evan to secure the future of the Kenwood Manufacturing company amid shifting leadership and health scares.
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Barton Kenwood
Qlainthe
Barton
Evan Swift
Evan
Burton
Mnuch
Asia
Itis
Grace Bingham
Kenwood
Grace Brogham
Grace
Swift
Destraii
Kenwood Manufacturing Company
Ken Wood
Grae Bingham
Pope
Elven
Grice Bingham
Tangled fortunes and a Cairo will spark a family gamble
In a quadricular tale a patriarch dies and leaves Evan Swift a fortune but fate repeats its twists. Swift dies in Cairo after a quest for life in Egypt. Burton Kenwood learns the elder Kenwood’s will gives Grace Blughim the fortune. Grace offers Burton a match and a share of the estate, revealing a Cairo will naming her sole heir. A web of marriages, loyalties, and a public sale of real estate follow as Kinwood, Grace, and Swift vie for power and love amid shifting fortunes.
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Evan Swift
Swift
Italy
Ute
Mr. Kenwood
Egypt
Nile
Cairo
Horton Kenwood
Trieste
Asia Minor
Bin
Grace
Burton
Kenwood
Evan
Barton
Large Caroline County land and wharf sale parcels
Auction includes five parcels in Caroline County near Williston and the Potters Landing Wharf. Parcels offer cleared farmland, river frontage up to 270 feet, two tenant dwellings, warehouses, and potential mercantile use. Possession given Jan 1, 1915. rents for 1914 reserved. Also included is the 754 acre Schwaninger Farm near Federalsburg with a public sale set by mortgage assignment.
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M. E
Williston
Potter’s Landing Wharf
Caroline County
American Corner
Federalsburg
William F. Schwaninger
Jane F. Schwaninger
Flarvey I. Cooper
W. Prewster Deen
Liber J
Newry
Fohn
Weir
Aniassiens
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Choptunk River
William Jones
Aury Scribner
Julia A. McGonigal
National League Scores and Standings in Early Games
Baseball reports from multiple cities show Pittsburgh and Brooklyn split a doubleheader in two games with 4 2 results, Chicago beat Boston 1 0, St Louis beat New York 1 with 4 0, Kansas City beat Indianapolis 7 3, and Brooklyn defeated Buffalo 6 2. Standings list New York 60 43, Chicago 60 60, St Louis 63 64, Pittsburgh 61 61, Philadelphia 51 69, Boston 60 60, Cincinnati 62 60, Brooklyn 51 61, Baltimore 69 52, Buffalo 56 54.
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Philadelphia
aAthletics
Chicago
Batterles—Cicotte
Mayer
Bhawkey, Schang
Boston
Detroit
Batterles
Oldham
Cavat
Stanage
Grege
Cady
New York
St. Louis
Wellman
Agrew
Brown
Sweeney
Washington-Cleveland
Wet Grounds
W.b
PCW
T Athletics
Doston
Washin
St. Ands
York
Mecca
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Batterles—Pfeffer
McCarty
Sooners
Gibson
Broklyn
Batterles—Ragan
Adan
Kantshner
Coleman
Tyler
Gowdy
Cheney
Archer
Demarece
Meyers
Donk
Snyder
Mathewson
Sallce
Griner
Wingo
W.L. Pc
N.york
Philada
Cincind
St.Louis
Pittsbrg
BrookIn
Johnson
Wilson
iKeupper
Simon
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Falckenberg
Raridan
Cullop
Easterly
Enzenroth
Grown
Buffalo
Schulz
Anderson
Blair Zimmerman
Land
Baltimore
Cammnitz
Leclair
Berry
Quinn
Russell
W.L. PC. W.L. PC. Indianos
Frookin
Kan.Cty
Baltmre
Pittebre
Tri-State League Scores From Allentown Lancaster and Harrisburg
At Allentown Wilm ington defeats Allentown 8 to 0 as Batteries Robingson Foye Manning Therre. At Lancaster Tren ton tops Lancaster 4 to 1 with Batteries Williams Smith Cook Steinbach. At Harrisburg Reading loses 4 to 2 to Harrisburg. Standings show Wilming 67 30 691, Trenton 64 33 660, Reading 64 44 551, Lancaster 26 73 255.
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Tristate League
Allentown
Wilmington
Batteries
Robingson
Foye
Manning
Therre
Lancaster
Trenton
Ubatteries
Wiliams
Smith
Cook
Steinbach
Harrisburg
Reading
W.L. PC
W.L. PC. Harrisg
Wilming
Allenin
Lancast
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Mary Virginia Stevens
R. JL
Orphans’ Court of
Galatine County
Arthur John Willis
General Potter
Mill Creek
Bruce G. Stevens
William D. Uiler
Virginia Stevens
James Temple
Ofice of Manvey L. Coorrn
Steve Wood
Denton Or
Ridgely
Henry Wise
Federalistang
Tania
Autie
Redman
Dich
Prank Collins
W. M. Towers
W. M. Tower
W. Brewster
B. OP. Covey
Peter George W. Steward
Federal League
Leap
Delaware
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Ya
Frederica
Nathan H. Maxson
Willetee Brederica
Webo
Dary
Frederica Wehh
Gay
Tom
Kelueruimy
Steagyer
South
Collins
Pan
Mast Mien
AL Pei
Boal
Consumers’ Fee Co
Chester
Phla
Fari Rou
Fred
Philladelphia
Ca & Philadelphia Navigation Co
Fpredhrica, Dite
Call On Holt Construction Co
Denton, Md
Win
Pepper
Maryland Trust
Elkton
Dr. Nichols
Main Street
Town
J. R. Downes
Preston, Md
Trustel’s Sale
Orphans’ Court
Howard Pritchett
Charles Sparks
Daniel Sparks
Robert Jarrell
BE. C. F
Sali
Tarvey L. Cooper
Nisi
Gootee S. Todd
Grace Fodd
Kathleen Todd
Charles B. Harrison
J. Kemp Stevens
Third Street
Publc
M.L. Beck & Bro
Marydel
Gale
T. BE. Heather
Marydel, Md
The
Mighty Haag
Wallett
Hippodrome
London
England
Stree Street
Phister
Colinees
Bunsons
Bayes
Everly
Joonih
Wall Doand & Roofing
Mia
Bishopric Wall
Lear
Hughes ‘Lumber & Coal Co
Denton, Maryland
the Mastic
Hunt's Contenders
Bly
Ant Leon Peor
Edward J. Woods
Derry
Addresuy
York, N.Y
Virgil Moore
Cali Journal Office
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