Bulgaria Says Great Powers Must Bar War With Turkey
Sofia reports that Bulgaria has sent a note to the great powers accusing Turkey of systematic massacres and Macedonia devastation while mobilizing its army. The government pleads European intervention to stop bloodshed and warns it may take necessary measures if ignored. Britain reportedly plans naval cooperation with other powers at Salonica amid worsening prospects.
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Count Goluchowsky
Note Heightens Bulgarian Balkan Tensions
London reports a Bulgarian note to the powers threatening mobilization in Macedonia if not intervened upon. The move, tied to possible shifts toward guerrilla tactics, hints at deeper European pressure and strategic Bulgarian government responses. Prince Ferdinand slated to return to Sofia as Sofia signs dechaivag steps.
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Russia
Austria
London
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Europe
Sofia
Ferdinand
Euxinograd
Dechaivg
Mall
Insurgents Switch to Guerrilla Tactics in Macedonia
In eastern Macedonia insurgent leaders abandon town occupation after costly failures and switch to guerrilla warfare to exhaust Turkish forces. Fighting near Ogrida and Ribartzi sees Turkish casualties and insurgent losses, with villages Tzetina and Skotchivir destroyed and inhabitants massacred.
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Bulgaria
Macedonia
Turkey
Ogrida
Ribartzi
Kitschevo
Tzetina
Skotchivir
Alleged Forger Arrested in Rochester New York
Jules De Agreff known as The Count was arrested after Omaha police described a Nebraska for gery suspect. He admitted being the man named in the circular and showed documents claiming rank as a Russian nobleman. He speaks several languages and was seized in Rochester while posing as a nobleman.
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Rochester
N. Y
Jules de Agreff
Omaha
Nebraska
Imne
Man Builds Rapport with Noted Business Leader
A brief account notes an effort to establish familiarity with a respected merchant. The exchange highlights networking and professional goodwill.
Devastating British Isles Storm Leaves Widespread Damage
Reports from across the United Kingdom describe general destruction from a severe gale. Lloyds cites over fifty serious shipping casualties as vessels, including minor crafts, founder or lose crews. Severe coastal, inland agricultural damage follows the storm with many fatalities and delayed communications between London, Paris, and continental networks.
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London
British Isles
United Kingdom
Lloyds
France
Germany
Paris
Objections Rise to Russian Manchuria Proposals
Telegrams from Peking and Tokio report strong objections to Russia’s Manchuria evacuation plan. The Times dispatches warn acceptance would create an armed camp along the Sungari river, inviting similar concessions on other Chinese rivers if China yields in Sungari.
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Tokio
Times
Manchuria
Russia
Sungari
China
Steamer Park Bluff Sinks on Lake St. Croix
The Park Bluff tow boat of the Glenmont sprang a leak and sank near South Stillwater Minnesota. Five men were asleep aboard but all escaped except engineer James Ferguson who perished. Captain Mitchell of the Glenmont had trouble keeping his own boat from being pulled under.
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James Ferguson
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Hia
Leo
Pope addresses 2000 workers in Vatican courtyard reception
In Rome on September 14 Pope Pius IX greeted about 2000 attendees, mostly laborers from around St. Peter's. He praised workers, urged education for children, and promised God's blessing on their families, saying Christ advocates the working class.
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Alfence
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Monument to Renan Triggers Unrest in Brittany
In Treguir Brittany during the unveiling of Ernest Renan’s memorial a crowd jeered Premier Combes with Abas Combes and Vive la Liberte. Police and troops were sent to the scene to restore order as speakers declined amid threats from protesters.
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Paris
Ernest Renan
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Brittany
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Abas Combes
Three Shots to Death in Edna Jail Shootout
In Edna Texas on September 14 a jail inmate identified as W T Lander opened fire as officers searched him. Sheriff George F Wharton died and Deputy Brugh later died from wounds. Lander was killed by returning fire.
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Brugh
W. T. Lander
Atlanta
Lander
Wharton
Iling
Hurricane Strikes Florida Causing Severe Property Damage
Jacksonville Fla Sept 14 The strongest hurricane in south Florida hits Miami with sixty five mph winds demolishing the East Coast railroad car shed. Boats sink in the bay and a Standard Oil steamer with two barges rests on the beach near Boynton. Tampa roofs blow off and Ybor City cigar factories suffer damage as power lines snap. The storm moves inland toward central Florida with widespread destruction feared.
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Jacksonville
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Miami
East Coast Railroad
Hobes Sound
Standard Oil Company
Boynton
Jupiter
Almeria
Desoto
Ybor City
Skull Crushed by Beer Kegs in Pittsburg
In Trafford City on September 14 Tony Blier died after Italian campers under a cliff hurled three empty beer kegs down on him as he rested beneath their camp. The incident left Blier with a crushed skull and prompted a fatal assault report.
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Trafford City
Tony Blier
Bier
Blier
Explosion on Cruiser Olympia Kills Sailor at Norfolk
Aboard the cruiser Olympia at Norfolk Virginia an explosion from a barrel of alcohol on deck killed Martine Corporal Yerkes of Philadelphia and seriously injured Apprentice Seifert and Master-at-Arms Custer and Apprentice Shevely while burning forward awnings. The blast stemmed from smuggling a barrel of alcohol into the navy yard by crew members.
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van Doser
Olympia
Martine
Yerkes
Philadelphia
Seifert
Custer
Shevely
Navy Yard
Cruiser
Albanians Invade Servia Reports from Ristorac
Dispatches from Ristorac Servia report fresh Albanian incursions into Servian territory. Rumors of Servian bands crossing the frontier circulated, but were driven back by Turks. Fights continue along the Turco Servian frontier.
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Servia
Vienna
Ristorac
Wine of Cardus Promises Beauty Through Health
An advertisement asserts beauty comes from health and blood purity. It claims a healthy woman is attractive, bright, and happy, with a rosy cheek when blood is pure. It promotes Wine of Cardus as restoring strength to female organs, claiming friends will notice a change in a month.
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New Daily Limited Train To California Details
The Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company announce a new Daily Limited train to California to begin service November 1 1902 via the El Paso Short Line. Public competition with no fees required. Address circulars 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 Quiz Offers Free Pepsikola Tablets
A promotional form asks readers about digestive symptoms and age to identify possible dyspepsia. It claims Pepsikola Tablets are the surest cure and offers a free book titled To Dyspepties along with a mail order or druggist purchase option.
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Bienes
Laxakola Company
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