Turk calls for recruits as war rumors rise
Constantinople September 30. The Ottoman government issued a call for recruits to the army, stoking fresh war rumors. Soldiers were summoned with reports of a nationwide mobilization effort, and officials warned of the potential for rapid deployment.
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Voters To Pohoiki For Puna Ballot In Election
Voters in Puna will go to Pohoiki to cast ballots as campaigns and meeting notes outline the Republican and reform efforts. Key figures include J A Gilman A C Ate thiol AEC and others as candidates discuss changes to voting sites and nomination papers and the need for sufficient signatures.
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Czar and Emperor Confer Over Balkans Standoff
Czar Nicholas and Emperor Franz Joseph meet in Vienna to discuss Austria and Russia policy in the Balkans. The conference is expected to yield a positive stance on the regional trouble and a united approach.
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Jury Deliberations Push Toward Clear Verdict in Waiui Case
A Hawaiian Hotel scene frames intense jury deliberations as jurors weigh a murder case. The panel seeks guidance on presumption and remedies while considering jury seating and potential meals during deliberations. Judge Be Bolt contemplates remedies to speed the process as discussions about freedom and fairness surface amid the trial's tension.
Kaimukt Gar Run Tie Mayid Transit Extension
Imperfect OCR describes transit extension work from Metiity Street terminus to Kadri ridge about 18 000 feet distant over two miles and half hour service. Rapid Transit Co promises about twenty five minutes trip with stops between McCully Street and Kadri terminus. For Rent cards advertised at Bulletin office.
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Hawaii Exhibit Debate Marks Fair Committee Meeting
The Exposition Committee of Hawaii discussed the Hawaii exhibit at a 3 pm session led by Secretary Carter and Commissioner Macfarlane. Proposals included funds of about 5 000 and a plan to feature Pearl Harbor and a Hawaii port display, with Arizona and other elements considered for a broad modern Hawaii presentation.
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GARTERS GABLES UNANSWERED EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CONFUSED
Secretary travels east without full understanding as treasurer busy. Cable reports reveal unresolved tensions in executive council on Territorial bond issue. Governors and officials discuss contractor bids risk and potential impact on state projects.
Plague Stricken Petang Isolated by Authorities
TIENTSIN China Sept 30 The Province of Petang isolated due to plague epidemic. Hundreds die as living conditions hinder containment and progression of the outbreak.
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Rioters, Hungarian Police Fire Beaters in Budapest Riot
In Budapest on September 30 a strike by van drivers escalated as police fired at the mob. Seventy strikers were injured as authorities used wartime tactics to quell the disturbance.
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Associated Fresh Special
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Iquique Declares Province Free From Plague
Iquique Chile September 30 reports the province is declared free from plague after the usual clearance period. Officials note the last reported case was recorded earlier, and health measures have stabilized. Local authorities and residents await further monitoring.
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May be Murder Autopsy Shows Brain Hemorrhage Cause
An autopsy on the body of a Japanese woman found dead in Waikiki waters this morning indicates death by brain hemorrhage likely from a blow to the head. The report suggests possible foul play and notes police are investigating as a potential murder.
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