Italian Fleet Advances in Turkish War at Sea
Quick dispatches report Italian warships attacking Turkish vessels at Preveza and Mitylene. The Duke of Abruzzi delivers an ultimatum, while Germany pledges support to Turkey. Tripoli falls after heavy bombardment as Italy begins occupation moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of the
Italy
Mediterranean
Jossea
Germany
Turkey
Mitylene
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Victor Emmanuel
Porte
Prevesa
Tripoli
Saloniki
Italiana
Niazi Bey
Enver Bey
Aay
Hakki Pasha
Warmin Feter
Interior
Foreign Office
Balkane
Crete
Vienna
Greece
Athena
Thessaly
London
Washington in Flights of Political Change and Trials
A sweep of early reform moves in Washington retires McCabe from the pure food and drug board while Dunlap takes leave and Wiley remains dominant. Across the nation aviator Hillery Beachey is gravely injured in a 166 foot fall. Attorney General Wickersham files antitrust briefs against coal railroads and mines in the anthracite region. Governor Carey tells Taft of Wyoming support for the Republican ticket. A New Hampshire Massachusetts inheritance tax case unfolds before Justice Morton in Boston. In Albany a farmer, Charles Teeling, faces 30 days for recording a horse race bet under anti gambling laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Teeling
Colonie
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
New York
Government plans higher cotton prices via improved handling and marketing
The government will pursue higher cotton prices this year through improved handling, grading, and marketing, with cooperation from prominent growers. Albert Edwards, who left Indianapolis September 4 pushing a wheelbarrow, has reached Fulton, Missouri and will receive $10,000. he heads to every state capital and back by September 4, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edwards
Indianapolia
Ind
Fulton
Edwards Willeceive
Tripoli Falls as Italian Fleet Bombards City
Rome reports Tripoli fell after two days of Italian bombardment. Fort defenses were shattered, governor's palace wrecked, and residents fled to the hills as Turkish guns were pushed back. Meanwhile Turkish and Italian fleets clashed near Mitylene. Saloniki saw Italian boats seized and rioting. Berlin notes diplomatic moves toward ending the war, with Turkey mobilizing and Crete a potential flashpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Aubrey
Rome
Italan
Aubrey'a Guna
Fist
Ife
Constantinople
Mitylene
Dardanelles
Hellespont
Porte
Victor Emmanuel
Asia Minor
Troy
Athene
Saloniki
Committee of the Union of Progress
Berlin
Theater Dispute Over Speculators Sees Exhibition Faltering
A Wall Street man laments the fragile world as a passing show. The theater manager agrees yet notes that the whole exhibition seems to be slipping into the hands of speculators, signaling concern over the market's control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Welshman Faces Charge Over Barroom Language Incident
A Welshman was charged after a London pub incident where he allegedly used offensive language toward staff. He claimed his remarks were merely tongue in cheek. The case centers on alleged verbal abuse directed at bar personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Woman Seeks Blue Gas to Match Room at Gas Office
A young married woman visited the gas company and, in a dress goods style request, asked for blue gas to match her room while noting she previously had white. The clerk arranged to supply the higher air pressure gas.
To Gat Beauista to get a good run for your money
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names To Gat Beauista and Atchison Gloha, unclear context or event details, no additional readable facts to frame a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gat Beauista
Atchison Gloha
Indictments in Cleveland Over Wall Paper Trust Case
Federal grand jury charges eight officials and members of the wall paper manufacturers and jobbers groups with conspiring to restrain trade under the Sherman act. Indicted are W A Huppuch and other executives from New York Ohio and Illinois, who allegedly met in Cleveland on May 30 1910 to bar sales to five and ten cent stores. Witnesses Roche and Vetter testified under immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Wall
Wall Paper Trust
W.a.huppuch
New York State
Democratic Central ‘Committee
Gover ‘Nor
Dix
State Public-Service Commission
National ‘Association of Wall
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Thomas L. Roche
Philadelphia
Manufacturers’ Association
William L. Vetter
Omaha
Jobbers' Organization
Grand Jury
Jay B. Pearce
The
Jobbers
Ameoviation
C. Adler
Columbus
Norton
Newcomb
St.Louis
Charles
Maxwell
Chicago
New York
W. A. Huppuch
Hudson Falls
N. Y
George Taft
Glens Falls
Robert F. Hobbs
N. J
John. McCoy
York
Balloon Race Opens From Kansas City For World Distance Record
Six large balloons representing the United States, France and Germany began from Kansas City in an effort to set new world distance records. The event includes the Lahm cup and an altitude record entry. Balloons include the Pennsylvania, Condor, America, Million Population Club, Buckeye, Berlin I, Kansas City II, and Topeka II with noted pilots and officers among the crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States
France
Germany
Alan R., Hawley
New York
Pennsylvania
A. T. Aberholt
R. Huonewell
Condor
Emilie du Bonnet
Pierre Duponte
Hang Gericke
F.Q. Duncker
Kansas City II
Captain Hunnewell
John Watts
Topeka IL
Frank M. Jacoba
W. W. Webb
World Series Dates Set For Giants and Athletics
The first game of the world’s championship series between the Giants and Athletics will be played at the Polo Grounds on Saturday October 14. Decided at a conference of the National Baseball Commission and club representatives at the Hotel Rector. Games will alternate between New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gianta and
Athletica
Poto Grounds
National Baseball Commission
Rector
Philadelphia
Giants
Athletics
Polo Grounds
Hill Drives Golden Spike at Bend Oregon Railroad Completion
James J. Hill drove a golden spike to mark the completion of the Oregon Trunk line in Bend Oregon. The road builder hinted Bend would not be the final terminal of the line.
World Series Begins at Polo Grounds October 14
The first game of the world championship baseball series between the Giants and Athletics will be played at the Polo Grounds on Saturday October 14.
Fragmentary Names Surface in Local Inquiry Note
A partial OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms including Arie Peene Heaton and nEferat, suggesting a local inquiry or notice with unreadable context. The readable items hint at personal names and possibly places but lack complete details or actions.
Grace’s Clockwork Help In Library Takes Ten Minutes
A fragment describes a scene at twelve o clock with Grace and a tinkering man helping at the clock in the library. The dialogue suggests a countdown moment as hours pass swiftly and a father figure is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
The Simple Life in a Yorkshire Incident Memoir
In a humorous fragment from Memoirs edited by her son, Aung Maria Wilhelmina Pickering recalls a Yorkshire couple with fifty years of marriage and one light quarrel. The exchange between the old man and wife highlights human nature and the contrast between plain and varied life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aung Maria Wilhelmina Pickering
Yorkshire
Ses
Veria
Murder Trial Rumor Reaches Baker Street
In a Brooklyn Citizens discussion Mrs Carter and her cook debate a local murder case. Aunt Jinny asks if the accused will be hanged for killing his wife while others question intent and court verdict.
Nipped in the Bud
A terse quotation thread shows a speaker admitting reluctance to seek help and rejecting a request. The exchange highlights a tension between independence and obligation.
Woman credits Postum with curing sleep and nerves
A former tea and coffee user describes lasting sleep, steadier nerves, restored appetite, and renewed interest in daily life after switching to Postum for over a year. She claims health improved, no medicines used, and credits leaving tea and coffee plus Postum. The advertisement cites Battle Creek and references The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
George P. McCabe
Pure Food and Drug Board
F. L. Dunlap
McCabe
Harvey W. Wiley
Hillery Beachey
Aero Club of
Wickersham
Supreme Court of the United States
Carey
Wyoming
Taft
New Hampshire
Massachusotta
Mary Haker Eddy
Morton
Supreme Judicial Court of
Boston
George Johnston
Hixde Lator
Springs
Lehigh Valley
Coal Company
Drifton
Missisippi National Guard
McComb City
Missip
Minota Central
George Schmitt
Danbury
Conn
Winfield Scott Schrey
United ‘States Navy
Santiago
New York City
Mary Eckenrod
Bakerafald
Cal
Alice
Harry Briscow
Bakersfelden
Scottdate
Central Hotel
Erskine S. Walker
Misa Magdalena Kemp
Rockieland
David Crockett
Missouri
Crockett
Alfred Lee Manferre
Prohibition
Sacg
Foxes
Missigaippi Tribe
Ndfang
Iowa
Oklahoma
Muscatine
Ethel Barrymore
South Bend
John Bascom
Williams College
University of Wisconsin
Williamstown
Maes
Archibald M. McCrea
David Dunlop, Jr
Baltimore
Peter Thompson
Peter
Lydia Thompson
A. B. Coxe
Paoli
North Sea
Rlotp
Mexico
Balina Cruz
Car
Woolrich
Whderwood & Underwood
N. F
ITV
Port
Abruzzi
GOV. DIX
Bherm
Gentrall
Pittsburg Company
PNA
Stougre
Faye Money
Sfeenins
Ib Arie
Peene Phibemas
Ada
Heaton
nEferat
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