Prince Constantine Slain Near Athens in War Maneuvers
United Press dispatch reports Prince Constantine son of King George and heir to the throne was assassinated near Athens during war maneuvers this afternoon. He was 40 and survived by Princess Sophia and their four children Prince George Alexander Paul and Helen.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
George
Sophia
William
Germany
Prince George
Alexander
Paul
Helen
Dem chairman Mack suffers nervous collapse during campaign
Chicago reports Norman E. Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee suffered a nervous collapse after weeks at headquarters. He is in hospital in critical condition with prostration feared. Mrs Mack summoned from Buffalo as doctors demand rest and quiet. Commissioners consider appointing a new leader and Mack may resign.
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National Democratic Committee
Mack
Buffalo
John Lappi Plans Move to Reopen Steamboat Group Plant
John Lappi, finishing a successful season on 8 below, is in Fairbanks with his family preparing to resume operations on the Steamboat group at 15 below. The old plant will be moved down and a large winter crew will be employed when justified. Brigadier General James B. Aleshire is ordered to San Francisco to inspect transport service to Honolulu and the Philippines.
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John Lappi
Fairbanks
Fairbanks Creek
James B. Aleshire
San Francisco
Honolulu
Philippines
Bryan Says Landslide Victory Increasing Support
Chicago Oct. 7 Bryan arrived from Iowa reporting growing backing in every region he visited. He declared a landslide is certain and that democratic votes are being won by the thousands each day.
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Chicago
Bryan
Iowa
New York Gains One Margin from Boston Struggle
The article notes a tight contest between New York and Boston with New York securing a slim advantage. Efforts by key players from both sides define a close game and dash hopes of a decisive win for Boston.
Giants and Cubs Set For Decisive Game In N L Title Race
The Giants beat Boston 7 to 2 before a huge crowd as Ames Bresnahan opposed Flaherty Mattern Bowerman. Tomorrow New York and Chicago prepare to settle a tied game amid a season high attendance and league turmoil.
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New York
Giants
Boston
Ames
Bresnahan
Flaherty
Mattern
Bowerman
Chicago
Cutters Stationed in Alaskan Waters for Winter
The Thetis and the Perry will remain in Alaskan waters all winter as ordered by the treasury department. The Thetis is assigned to Ber ing sea to aid the Nome merchant fleet through ice next year, while the Perry serves a station on the southeastern coast. In the Manhattan bridge project, 23,100 miles of wire totaling 12,570,000 pounds will cost $1,657,125.
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United Press Service
Seattle
United States Revenue
Thetis
Perry
Alaskan
Treasury Department
Bering Sea
Nome
Manhattan Bridge
East River
New York
Confidence Man's Self Reliance Upends Trust
A noted con artist thrives by exploiting others while trusting only his own judgment. His tactics rely on charm and deception, leaving victims alarmed and wary of familiar social settings.
Meets His Death Bravely on Scaffold in Dawson
Ned Elfors, who murdered his partner David Bergman on July 8, confessed his crime before the crowd at the mounted police barracks enclosure as he faced the gallows. He also claimed he killed Emil Anderson in a quarrel, walked to the trap door unassisted, and left a written statement of sorrow and forgiveness. He was hanged after 7 30 p m.
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Emil Anderson
Japan to Escort U S Fleet Into Port
Tokyo reports a fleet of 29 warships will meet the American squadron far offshore and escort the visiting ships into port, portraying a high level of friendship and international courtesy during the fleet itinerary.
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United Press Service
Tokyo
Japan
Bryan guesses wrong again in Roosevelt stump denial
Secretary Loeb speaking for President Roosevelt said Bryan’s claim that the president would make a cross country flying tour delivering six speeches for Taft was untrue. Loeb stated the president would not take the stump in the campaign.
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Washington
Loeb
Roosevelt
Bryan
Taft
Campbell brings Fairbanks passengers home from long delay
Dawson dispatch reports the Campbell arrived Sunday night carrying Fairbanks travelers who had departed September 24. They are now en route to Whitehorse and should reach their destination without trouble.
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Dawson
Campbell
Fairbanks
Whitehorse
Our Own Sins Grow Behind Our Neighbors' Faults
A reflective quote notes self-judgment grows while attention stays on others faults, suggesting inner scrutiny precedes outward critique. The saying contrasts personal vice with public blame and urges self examination.
Harriman Quotes on Thinking Versus Talking
Mr Harriman states it is easier to talk than to think and claims to excel at many tasks. The remark reflects his view on communication and action.
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Mr. Harriman
Woman Supports Husband With Will of His Own
A woman does not object to a husband who has a will of his own as long as the arrangement benefits her.
Washington rancher kills and bungles suicide attempt
A Washington rancher killed a man and then attempted to take his own life in a bungled act. Police report the sequence and seek further details from witnesses.
Farmer Confesses to Murder to Stage Self Defense
In Seattle on October 7 farmer Leander Cox admitted murdering his wife Leander Cox in a Cheney district hotel room. He claimed jealousy over alleged infidelity and that he placed a revolver by her body to fake a self defense killing and then attempted suicide. He named a ranch worker Harry as the lover.
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Seattle
Leander Cox
Cheney
Cox
Harry
New Bloody Chapter in Balkan History
Paris reports the Balkans enter a bloody chapter as Turkey faces war with Bulgaria while Austria annexes Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ferdinand grapples with treason and unrest in Servia as mobs protest annexation, warning diplomats of potential heavy bloodshed ahead.
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Paris
Balkans
Turkey
Bulgaria
Austria
Joseph
Bosnia
Hezegovania
Ferdinand
Servia
Belgrade
Elliott Declared of Sound Mind After Release
H. C. Elliott, once accused by Thomas McCool of insanity, was released from custody on condition of keeping the peace. Commission Miller noted Elliott appeared sane and intelligent, vowing to avoid McCool, with Dr. Pohl affirming his sound mind and body.
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H. C. Elliott
Thomas McCool
McCool
Miller
Mr. McCool
Decision Upholds Wage Case Against Williams Firm
The San Francisco Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Judge Wickersham’s decision in McNamee vs Williams Kelly Broome Bloom. McNamee and about 20 associates claim wages for mining work done at Dome Creek. All four defendants are held liable for the full amount. Kelly is liable despite selling out, due to lack of proper notice.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Wickersham
District Court
McNamee
Will
Iams
Kelly, Broome & Bloom
Dome Creek
Kelly
Hidden Habits Remain Undiscovered by Most People
A reflective look at how everyday routines and ethical practices often go unnoticed, as people assume their positive actions escape scrutiny while genuine good conduct thrives in quiet corners of life.
Bulgarian ruler Ferdinand reported murdered in Sofia
A late cable report says Prince Ferdinand, 47, self declared czar of Bulgaria, was assassinated in Sofia. The rumor lacks confirmation but is plausible amid Bulgaria's unsettled politics. Ferdinand, son of Prince Augustus, began ruling Bulgaria in 1887 and his death could shift Balkan power.
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London
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Sofia
Prince Augustus
Saxe-Coburg
Balkan
Taft Confers With Hitchcock on Campaign Solid Support
Chicago October 7 Taft and Hitchcock spent hours in conference reviewing the campaign. The nominee said reports are gratifying and the ticket holds solid support everywhere.
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Chicago
Taft
Hitchcock
Roosevelt Takes Direct Charge of National Campaign
President Theodore Roosevelt will oversee the national Republican Committee's work with Hitchcock remaining chairman. Treasurer Sheldon will not resign. Roosevelt will direct all campaign activities from the White House, staying openly involved but not campaigning on the stump for Taft.
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Washington
Sheldon
Hitchcock
National Republican Committee
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
President Sued in Nevada Over Timber Lands
Eureka Live Stock company sues President Roosevelt Secretary Wilson Chief Forester Pinchot and Forester Barnett in Carson federal court to block withdrawal of large portions of the Monitor forest reserve in Eureka county. Plaintiffs claim grazing rights for about 10,000 sheep were disrupted and argue the land is better suited for agriculture and minerals than timber.
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Reno
Nev
United States
Carson
Eureka Live Stock Company
Roosevelt
Wilson
Forester
Pinchot
Barnett
Monitor
Eureka County
Threshing Out Cowardice Sharle Accusations Against Tug Cap
A clash erupts as accusations surface surrounding Tug Cap amid a confrontation that highlights alleged cowardice by Sharle. Officials investigate claims while witnesses describe tense exchange and emotional fallout.
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Tug Cap
Federal inquiry to probe tug captains after Star of Bengal wreck
Charges of cowardice arise from cannery association inquiry into the Star of Bengal disaster. Captain Farar of the tug Hattie Gage says tugs could not help without risking the same doom and vows to appear before a court of inquiry. Investigation to be held in Seattle or Juneau.
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Seattle
Cannery Association
San Francisco
Hattie Gage
Farrar
Renewed Activity on Engineer Creek
Cascaden, Johnson and Jameson, the new laymen on the Wild Goose association, Engineer creek, are moving their old plant from lower Dome preparatory to a strenuous winter. A large establishment including boiler house cook camp and bunk house is yet to be completed, with the working shaft now down 60 feet. A new roadhouse being erected by Sam Holt below the Owl roadhouse will soon open for patronage and is a strong sign of Holt's confidence in the district's future.
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Cascaden
Johnson
Jameson
Wild Goose Association
Engineer Creek
Dome
Sam Holt
Owl
Holt
Romantic invitees shape an elopement plan
A description of a romantic ideal where a woman crafts invitations to her elopement. The text centers on intimate planning and the notion of choosing a private, committed path rather than a formal wedding.
Wasting Time Aboard Self Pity and Its Silent Toll
The text laments time wasted through self pity and excuses, arguing that feeling sorry for oneself yields little payoff. It notes that action and focus matter more than dwelling on setbacks.
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N.Y
Cubs
Sion
Cutters
North
Ned Elfors
Sisted
Wife
Elliott
M’namee VS
Williams
of National Committee
Nevada
Sharle
Bengal
Juneau
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