Concert of the Powers and Balkan Negotiations
Russia criticizes Austria and Germany over plans to build a Balkan railroad linking Novihazer and Salonica via Bosphorus, challenging the 1963 Balkans accord. Vienna’s push aimed at widening influence draws Russian opposition and Teutonic tension, clouding prospects for Macedonian settlement.
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ST. Petersborg
Baron von Ahrenthal
Novihazer
Lyne
Boshla
Salon- Ud
Balkans
Nienplas
Francis Joseph
Muerzstes
Mancedonia
Orersa
Russia
Far East
Austria
Germany
Geran
Rus- Siab
Czar's Court Ruffled by Developments in Balkans
Vienna reports tension remains over railway concessions in the Balkans as Austria and Russia disagree on Danube to Adriatic line. Bar on Aehren thals worsens relations, Macedonian reform stalled, Vienna wary of French and Russian press criticism while noting the Muerzstag scheme appears to have faded.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Balkans
Foreign Office
Baron v On Aehrenthals
St. Petersre
Danube
Adriatic
Great Britain
Berlin notes show Germany prefers slow handling of Balkans rift
Berlin reports quote the German foreign office deeming Balkan differences exaggerated. Germany has not urged Austria to block a Turkish Province railway to Saloniki and seeks no official support for the plan. Rome dispatches caution Turkey to delay actions as European understanding strains.
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Berlin
Austria
Russia
Balkan
Naysbazar
Saloniki
Vienna
Germany
DETECTIVES IN WAITING FOR MORSE IN NEW YORK
Charles Morse prominent promoter of coastwise steamship lines was arrested in his store as the steamer Etruria entered Quarantine. He posted a $20,000 bond to answer grand larceny indictments involving $100,000 and denied fleeing to Europe. Morse asserted innocence and planned to plead not guilty tomorrow before Justice Dowling. News describes the O'Brien note forgery, bank dealings, and Jerome’s district attorney actions surrounding the case.
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New York
Charles We ‘Mosse
Mneneler
Ines
Europe
Etruria
Wes
Victor Dowling
Supreme Court
Mir Moraes
Fifth Avenue
Justice Dowling
Gong
Reparty
Justin
Morse
Jerome
Albert B.boardmant
Philip J. Britt
Benjamin “Morse
O'Brien
Mr. Morse
Morgan J. O'Brien
Court of Appeals
Judge O'Brien
National Bank of America
Lis
Morsa
Mercantle National Bank
Hhe Terracr
Curlber
Ofr
Mase
O Brien
Mors
National Bank of North America
Tudor O'Brien
Merse
Moree
England
New York Sa
Daughter shoots father in bid to scare mother to safety
Minnie Betcher, 19, of 1302 Howell Street, picked up a .38 revolver and fired at Ernest Betcher as he choked her mother. The bullet entered his back and exited near the left breast, narrowly missing the heart. She was arrested but released on a $900 bond after doctors said the wound was serious but not fatal. The incident, reportedly spurred by daily alcohol-fueled abuse, led to the warning that the daughter intended only to frighten him to stop harming the family. Continued report noted in later columns.
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Minnie Detcher
Howell Street
Ernest Betchéer
St Joseph's Hospital
Charles Splitner
Retcher
GH. English
J. W. Squires
Nolice Betener
Killey
Betcher
Hugo Betcher
Hugo
Inning
Raet Wayne
Minnie
Warne
Heteher
Arankard
Howe
Davor
Pris Mand
Bia Howsenoid
Charien Spillner
Offier
Reicher
Columa
New York Bond Market Shows Record Offerings and Mixed Signals
Last week’s dominant financial event was New York City’s 50 million dollar 44 per cent bonds sale, the largest ever for the municipality. Bids totaled 1,160, outpacing prior records, with over-subscriptions six times the issue. Despite a strong uptake, railroads’ earnings concerns and financing needs weighed on market tone. steel demand for rails offered some improvement amid broader mixed signals across bonds and money rates.
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New York
New York City
Clits
Srattie
Meri
Gausan
Wink
Tallroaita
Wience
Japanese Ambassador Sees War Talk as Hellish and Unrealistic
Baron Takahira, newly arrived Japanese ambassador to Washington, told New York reporters that war between the United States and Japan would be the most hellish event in world history and is not to be taken seriously. He said cordial relations between the nations remain intact, dismissed naval-maneuver praise of American power as propaganda, and noted possible but not serious matters awaiting his attention in Washington before presenting credentials to President Roosevelt.
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New York
Japan
Baron Takahira
Washington
Hirura
Baron Takshira
Simbessador
Pacific Ocean
America
Prent Roosevelt
Haron
Rome
Itely
Washbinston
Water Receding at Pittsburg After Record Flood
Severe flooding along the Pittsburg river eased as night fell with waters receding from a peak near thirty seven tenths higher than noon. By midnight the gauge at AMUN read 28.9 feet, and flow diminished rapidly after the crest.
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Pittsburg
Civers
Amun
White River Floods and Patoka Rise Hit Petersburg Area
White River continues to rise and floodwaters threaten Patersburg and surrounding farms. The Patoka River is higher than any time since Friday, with tracks washed out near Evansville, Oakland City, and other towns. Rail service disrupted and factories plan to resume Monday after a planned shutdown last Friday.
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Patersburg
White
Tate
Patoka
Evansvilla
Oakland
Petersburg Kis Nad Na Care Tiunlea
WorkingMen of Fort Wayne Reply to Maxwell and His Attacks
A Fort Wayne unemployed workers committee denounces C M Maxwell editor of the Journal-Gazette for calling vagrants out of work. They defend the socialist party and condemn Maxwell as a grafter and disruptor, urging unity among the disemployed and the employed while clarifying the difference between the unemployed and the disemployed. Details include criticisms of Maxwell’s self interest and a call to rid the movement of “Maxwellian hoboes” as the committee presents their stance. There is also a second brief item about the finder of gold in Colorado Springs, detailing Womack’s fundraising for his paralytic sister and father, and the Cripple Creek mining history.
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Fort Wayne
CM. Masqwell
Journal-Gazette
Socialist Party
Maxwell
Claswell
Labor Movement
Masvyvell
Court House
Éuer Street
P Maxwell
Kledly
Grover
White House
Teddy
Tteelf
RMN
E. J. Wilkinson
Chas. L. Drake
Colorado Springs
Calo
Womack
Cripple Creek
Elizabeth G Womack
Hari
Cripply Creek
Peruvians Prepare Ovation For Fleet
In Lima preparations run high as American visitors arrive with Rear Admiral Mivans to be honored. The cruiser Corpus Bologonsi departed Callao as Peru welcomes the delegation with a formal reception and official ceremonies planned along the west coast.
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Uma
Peru
Amwrican
South America
Mivans
Yico
Corpus
Bologonsi
Callan
Lima
Ant Callan
Bryan addresses four thousand in Indianapolis gathering
Willem Jennings Bryan spoke to over 4,000 men at the YMCA in Indianapolis on The Price of Peace. He urged religion over cynicism, praising the Young Men's Christian Association and its threefold mission to aid mental, moral, and physical development.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Willem Jennings Bryan
Christian Associaton
Ian
Bryan
Religiquearnes
Boys’ Club
Meritian Steel
Central Arena Methodist
Phianapolis
MC. A
Complimenta Association
E. M. Cal
Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Church
Symasium
T80
TJM
Indiana Demonath Cll
Weather Brief From Washington Forecasts
Weather forecast notes Monday to be fair with snow flurries in parts of Pennsylvania and Indiana. Tuesday looks fair and slightly warmer. Lower Michigan expected to be generally fair on Monday and Tuesday with a warmer trend.
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Washington
Portlin
Indiana
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