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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1903

Page

9

War Predicted as Bulgaria and Turkey Near Conflict

Sofia reports widespread war talk as insurgents cross the frontier and northern Macedonia experiences potential outbreaks. A Constantinople telegram says the sultan, urged by Germany, favors war with Bulgaria, while Bulgarian agents describe Turkish troops looting villages and abusing Christians across occupied areas.

Sofia Bulgaria Turkey Macedonia The Autonomie Constantinople Germany Iskub

Ottoman Cruelties Deplore International Outcry

The report condemns Turkish authorities for cruelties described as exceeding all limits, drawing sharp international criticism and calls for action.

Chekib Bey Talks With Hay Over Turkish Waters

Turkish Minister Chekib Bey conferred with Secretary Hay in Washington on European squadron movements toward Beyroot. Navy officials warned communication delays with Brooklyn and San Francisco before arrival. Magelssen case clarified as erroneous but he had been shot at.

Washington Chekib Bey Hay Navy Department Brooklyn San Francisco Beyroot Turkey London Magelesen Genoa Beyfoot Admiral Cotton Machias United States William Magelssen Syria State Department Leischman Constantinople

Insurgents Lose 1000 Men at Smilevo Engagement

Salonica reports Bulgarian insurgents suffered heavy losses at Smilevo as 1,000 were killed amid a stalemate. About 3,008 insurgents held a position on height 4 that was stormed by six battalions in the engagement.

Smilevo Salonica

Bulgarians Flee After Turkish Troop Rout Led by Servet Pasha

Turkish forces under Servet Pasha rout Bulgars, inflicting about 1000 casualties as the Bulgarian retreat unfolds across the field.

Talions Servet Pasha

Accident Shortens Festivities In Honor of King and Queen

Rome Aug 29 A railway disaster near Udine disrupted king and queen festivities. A train carrying soldiers collided with a freight train. twenty soldiers and a captain were killed, over eighty injured, twelve seriously. King Victor Emmanuel visited the hospital to see the victims.

Rome Udine Venice Victor Emmanuel

Rescue at Sea as Lifesavers Save Shipwrecked Crew

A schooner Henry P Mason struck a submerged wreck eight miles east of Highlands New Jersey in a strong northeast gale. The crew and two passengers clung to a small boat all night as Sandy Hook lifesaving crews towed them to safety aboard the Navigator linked to the New York Yacht Club. Thousands watched the perilous rescue amid heavy seas.

New York Highlands N. J Henry P. Mason Perth Amboy Portland Sandy Hook Galilee New York Yacht Club Oliver Iselin Hfe Navigator

Fire injures four in Kansas City flat. child saved to net

Four persons were seriously injured in a blaze at 1216 Harrison street with several others narrowly escaping. Agnes Hennessey nine leaped from a third floor window and was bruised. Alice Miller suffered burns on hands and arms. Mrs Joseph Williams protected her five year old daughter.

Kansas City Harrison Street Agnes Hennessey Arma Henry Hanson Ann Ty Alice Miller Joseph Williams

Rescue Efforts Move Victims From Burning Building Window

Report describes occupants pulled from a third story window by a ladder. Mrs Williams, Mrs Mollie Healer, her aunt, and Miss Alice Millett were evacuated. Mrs A W Bowden, ill in bed, removed by her husband.

Williams Mollie Healer Alice Millett A. W. Bowden Eick

Flagship Yankee Bunker Fire Reported at Newport Harbor

The flagship Yankee of the naval training squadron, flying Rear Admiral Wise’s flag, entered Newport harbor with its midship bunker afire after maneuvers off Portland. Smoke on the gun deck was seen Thursday morning. About 200 tons of coal were removed from the bunker top, leaving roughly 300 tons, and fire hoses have kept the fire smoldering since.

Newport R. I Naval Training Squadron Wise Portland

Three Drowned in White Bear Lake Tragedy

St Paul August 31 Wilbur Carlson and his wife and Seth Johnson drowned at White Bear Lake when a rowboat overturned during a day on the water. The party had been tossing hats at each other near the dock and failed to reach safety.

White Bear Lake St. Paul Wilbur Carlson Seth Johnson

Strikers Cause Death On Ohio Ferry Chase

In Bellaire Ohio on August 31 during a clash between striking machinists and workers, Fred Williams a nonunion man fired his revolver and escaped aboard a ferryboat as the gangway broke. Anthony Holland and William Praicht drowned in the ensuing pursuit.

Bellaire, O Fred Williams Williams Anthony Holland William Praicht

Mad Steer Triggers Panic at Racine Picnic

A mad steer broke loose at Sunside Park during the Racine butchers’ picnic, injuring four people and knocking down more than a hundred as a crowd of about 1000 fled. Three women fainted amid the chaos.

Racine Wis Butchers of Racinne Sunside Park

Baquerizo Proclaimed Vice President by Congress

Congress reversed its August 23 decision annulling Alfredo Baquerizo's election as vice president, declaring the election valid and proclaiming him vice president in Guayaquil.

Baquerizo Guayaquil Ecuador Congress Alfredo Baquerizo United States

Bryan Cancels Ohio Speaking Engagements

Cleveland Aug 31 Mayor Johnson received a telegram from W. J. Bryan asking that his engagements to speak in Ohio be cancelled for the coming week. No cause given.

Bryan Ohio Cleveland Johnson W. J. Bryan

Rookies Riot Trial Jury Reaches Guilty Verdict

Danville Illinois August 31 The jury in the riot case found the defendants guilty as charged after hours of deliberation. The trial centered on disturbances that erupted earlier in the city, drawing regional attention and prompting police involvement.

Danville, Il

Guilty Verdicts in Riot Case Narrow on Two Defendants

A riot case ended with all eight defendants found guilty except William Redwine and Clay Biddle. Biddle, a sixteen year old, stood on trial alongside the others, with the verdict listing their names and outcomes.

William Redwine Clay Biddle

Shaw to Inspect Exposition Ahead of St Louis Visit

Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw will inspect the World’s Fair grounds at St Louis with a Louisiana Purchase Exposition committee. They will review completed buildings and government facilities while watching $5 million in available funds hinge on $10 million spent.

Congress Chicago Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw St. Louis Shaw Fair Grounds Government Government Fisheries Exposition Company

Colombia Seeks Plan to Save Canal Treaty

A three member special committee in Bogota has not reported on a plan to satisfy objectors to the canal treaty. The congress majority supports perpetual control of the canal zone under a form acceptable to the United States, while constitutional hurdles remain.

Bogota Colombia Congress Canal United States

Roosevelt Luncheon Guests Include Noted Editors

At Oyster Bay on September 1 President Roosevelt hosted a luncheon with guests from New York press and reviews. Attendees included John McMackin H Feinstein Ervin Wardman Dr Albert Shew J Lincoln Steffens, plus R C Fleming and others seeking to present Dr Carlow Martin of the Dundee Advertiser.

Oyster Bay L. IL Roosevelt John McMackin New York H. L. Feinstein Ervin Wardman New York Press Albert Shew Review of Reviews J. Lincoln Steffens R. C. Fleming Braymer Tsrotin New York Tripine Carlow Martin Dundee Advertiser Dundee Scotland

$100 Cash Prize for Name of New Train

The Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company announce a $100 prize for naming their new Daily Limited train to California slated to begin service November 1, 1902 via the El Paso Short Line. Open to the public with no entry fees. Send circulars to John Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.

California Rock Island System Southern Pacifico Company Elpaso Jno Sebastian Rock Islan System Chicago

Dyspepsia ad with mail-order cure offer

An advertisement lists dyspepsia symptoms and offers a free trial of PEPSIKOLA TABLETS with a booklet. It invites readers with many ailments to fill a form and mail 25 cents to The Laxakola Company in New York for a cure and agent opportunity.

Arly Renee

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