Bulgaria Declares Neutrality Amid Macedonian Tensions
From Sofia reports detail Bulgaria's pledge of strict neutrality in the Macedonian issue while outlining readiness to mobilize and resist Turkish aggression. Attacks by Turkish forces and violent reprisals across districts are cited, with casualties and village burnings reported as authorities describe a war climate.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Varna
Council of Ministers
Ferdinand
Kuxinograd
Turkey
The
Autonomie
Regen
Kostur
Brushovo
Strushkopolisk
Resen
Vetrsko
Velmosti
Bellicose Feeling In Turkey Rises Amid Grave Situation
London dispatch reports rising tensions in Turkey as military posture and political strain increase. The Daily Mail correspondent at Monastir notes growing hostility and a deteriorating security climate in the region.
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Turkey
London
The
Daily Mail
Monastir
Revolutionists Strain to Force Balkan War
Sofia dispatch reports Macedonian organizations pushing to draw Bulgaria into war. Insurgent bands cross into northern Macedonia as General Zontcheff and Colonel Yankoff organize forces in Struma valley. Skirmishes near Sosengrad Sasara see Turks suffer 20 losses. Tersidere battle leaves Turks with 37 killed, insurgents five. Prespan battle ongoing with 20,000 Turkish troops.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Adrianople
Zontcheff
Yankoff
Struma
Sosengrad
Sasara
Tersidere
Prespan
Man Drowns After Attempted Robbery At Armourdale Home
An unknown Black man choked Mrs. Margaret Gerahn in her Armourdale residence and fled to the Kansas river where he drowned rather than face lynching. The white victim survived after a three hour struggle, and her husband and son had perished in the June flood.
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Kansas City
Margaret Gerahn
Armourdale
Kan
Kansas River
Trade Review for the Week
Bradstreet reports crop developments mostly favorable and fall trade showing improvement. General business remains conservative with a shift away from speculation. Manufacturing stays active except in cotton and silk, iron and steel areas. coal shows some slackening. railroads report large earnings but higher operating costs. August suspensions tallied.
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New York
Bradstreet
Credit Struggles Highlight Small Bank and Manufacturer Liabilities
Notes show total liabilities rising in small financial institutions and manufacturers. Collections lag but some improvement appears as backward crops are realized.
Shaw Seeks Farm Prosperity at Ohio Fair
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw told farmers at the Columbus fair grounds that agriculture has fallen behind other industries. He urged cutting waste on farms, utilizing by products, and promoting good roads, intercity lines, autos, and rural delivery to bring city advantages to rural life.
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Columbus
Fair Grounds
Treasury
Shaw
Airship Langley Aerodrome Propeller Wrecked During Test
In Widewater Virginia on September 5 Professor Langley’s aerodrome prototype failed during a test as the port propeller tore itself apart while spinning about 600 RPM. Manley in the navigator’s car shut off the engine, preventing a catastrophic launch. Langley plans a Washington return and possible Monday repairs.
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Langley
Widewater
Professor Langley
Manley
Washington
Edson a Heavy Defaulter in Church Fraud and Murder
New York report says Henry T. Edson forged and misappropriated funds from St Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church, totaling over $50 000 and possibly up to 100 100. He killed Mrs Fanny Pullen last Wednesday and then died.
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Edson
New York
St Michalel’s
Protestant Episcopal Church
The
Herald
Henry T. Edson
Man Threat to Hay Declared Sane at Bellevue Hospital
Francis Benque who threatened Secretary Hay and cluttered Washington with letters was judged insane by Dr. Gregory at Bellevue and committed for permanent care. He claimed persecution as his mania and asserted he wrote to Mrs. McKinley and others.
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Hay
New York
Francis Benque
Washington
Dr. Gregory
Bellevue Hospital
Gregory
Benque
McKinley
Salvationists to Invade Kentucky for Reform Work
Pittsburg dispatch reports a Salvation Army deputation led by Staff Captain White will depart Wednesday for Breathitt County Kentucky to work among feudists. The group includes local volunteers from the army and aims to reform the feud district, though reception in the counties is uncertain.
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Salvationists
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Extraordinary tribe found in Papua swamp lands
A Melbourne dispatch reports in British New Guinea a tribe living in trees due to swampy ground in Papua. Walking and canoeing are nearly impossible, natives’ lower limbs wasting from the environment while their bodies grow large and apelike in figure and carriage.
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London
Melbourne
Daily Chronicle
British New Guiana
Papua
Marconi Arrives in St Louis for World’s Fair
The famous young inventor of wireless telegraphy Marconi arrived in St Louis with company officials. World’s fair leaders including President Francis greeted him and he was taken by carriage to the St Louis club for a dinner in his honor.
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Marconi
St. Louis
Signor Marconi
Francis
St. Louis Club
Railway Officials Cleared of Indictment in Slaying Case
Newark reports Chief Justice Gummeroe granted the motion to dismiss the indictment for manslaughter against North Jersey Street Railway officials. The ruling ends the criminal case against the listed railway executives.
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Newark
Gummeroe
North
Jersey Street
Wine of Cardus Promises Beauty Through Health
An advertisement claims beauty comes from pure blood and health and swears Wine of Cardus makes women strong and attractive. It asserts a month of use will noticeably change appearance and charm.
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Cardus
Cash Prize Offered for Name of New California Train
A $100 cash prize is offered for naming the new Daily Limited train to California to be placed in service November 1, 1902 by the Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company via the El Paso Short Line. Open to the public with no fees. Send circulars of instructions to Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
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California
Rock Island System
Southern Pacific Company
Elpaso
Tno
Sebastian
Rock Islan System
Chicago
Dyspepsia cure offer advert with address
Do you have constant dyspepsia symptoms such as heartburn fullness after eating or sour taste This ad offers free trial of PEPSIKOLA TABLETS and a small book Advice To Dyspeptics through The LAZAEKOLA COMPANY at 87 Vesey Street New York It invites readers to mail or visit their druggist for purchase and to become agents.
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Sia
Sia Cure
Lazaekola Company
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