Balkan situation waits as London conference looms
The article reports a tense Balkan situation with major powers watching conference outcomes in London. It notes war talk delaying peace hopes, mentions figures like King Bayard and Sur Babwerrd Grey, and covers related European political maneuvering, seizures, and public demonstrations amid ongoing diplomacy.
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A Stubborn Cinderella at Bucklen Tomorrow
Chicago critics reserve their praise for A Stubborn Cinderella a musical by The Time the Place and the Girl and The Girl Question set to play at Bucklen tomorrow night. Critics led by James O'Donnell Bennett of the Chicago Record Herald laud its premier, saying it may outshine even The Wizard of Oz or The Merry Widow.
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Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee Roasting Claim
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee is roasted in a large revolving cylinder to ensure uniformity. The process allegedly lowers cost and offers better value than any other coffee. Arbuckles Brothers, New York City, claim their coffee is the cheapest and best for consumers.
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Balloon Race Disaster and Safe Recovery at St Louis
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Stagecoach Robbery Near Missoula Causes Stir
A lone highwayman stopped the Missoula Bonner stage about two miles east of Missoula. He lined up twelve occupants and the driver and took $5 to $25 from each. He wore a red bandanna and fled at dusk. He claimed hunger drove the crime.
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A Poor Profession Soman Ever Made a Good Living
A fragment yokes a pessimistic view of Soman’s career prospects implying persistent hardship and lack of lucrative work. The text hints at struggle and unfulfilled potential without detailing concrete events or outcomes.
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Unclear request with fragmented historical text
The readable content is highly garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent facts. It mentions diplomatic figures and European conference references but no concrete events, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a factual card.
Awful contest ends with police capture on tower
A man climbed the Willhausport Bridge tower, threatened to leap, and fought two policemen at ten feet high. The struggle lasted ten minutes on a narrow platform before the assailant was overpowered, with bystanders watching from below and the incident ending without serious injury.
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Fire in the White House Stables
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First meeting of US Supreme Court resumes session
The first meeting of the Supreme Court since June 1 is in session today. Commissioner Brown in his annual report urges compulsory schooling for Native Alaska children. The National Civic Federation annual meeting is set for New York on December 14 and 15.
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Some People Hunt for Work Like an Optimist
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Residence for Sale at 114 South Second Street
For sale is the former residence of the late W W H Mann at 114 South Second Street. It fronts Second Street about eighty feet and possession can be given in a short time. Inquire via James H E State, Attorney for W H Mann Lumber Co. Start a savings account with St Joseph Valley Bank. Savings books issued and interest paid every four months. Next period begins Nov 1. The Cash Basis Bank.
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