Insurrection News From Balkans With Grim Tale Of Torture
A partial report from John Varnercank describes insurgent movements in the Balkans and a gruesome incident in Kosture district. An old man named Tipo allegedly refused to aid rebels and was dragged by a horse until killed, a tale the correspondent notes as part of frontline brutality.
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Balkans
Macedonia
John Varnercank
Fanterprise Association
Iook
Née
Europe
Vandercook
Vetebraa Poste
Kosture
Ins.wilage
Zogortchen
Chamantichevo
Rocal
Tenge
Hedong
Zagottchen
Chamaniichevo
Anill
Tipo
Ineurgents
Mosiem Foltiers
Farmer Kills Wife Over Laugh Then Ends His Life
Calvin E. Wade a Chenango County farmer killed his wife after she laughed at him for failing to catch a stray hog. Stung by remorse he then killed himself with the same gun. The item reflects a tragic domestic murder suicide case from Norwich New York area.
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Norwich
Calvin E. Wade
Chenango County
Railroad Scheme Undermines Salt Trust Market
In Hutchinson Kas on November 6 a report notes a railroad scheme by the Salt Trust to favor rebates and block smaller rivals. The trust allegedly organized the Haltoneon and Arkansas Railroad to route traffic, collect drawbacks, and thus padding profits while the Interstate Commerce Commission investigates.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Salt Trust
Pailroade
Standard Oil Company
Walt
Lhe Trust
Houtenneon& Arkansas Railroad
Coute
Frost
Ghostly wake turns revel as mourners think body alive
In a New York boarding house on Fifty fourth street mourners at a wake were thrown into panic when a figure appeared, believed to be the deceased John Siebert. The apparition caused women to faint and a wild scene as the person proved to be Siebert in the flesh, leading to the corpse's removal to the morgue.
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New York
W. Fifty-fourth-st
John Siebert
Stebert
Btobert
To Rise From the Ashe: Coney Island District Burns Again
New York reports a Sunday fire in the Coney Island district that destroyed flimsy wooden shanties. Authorities vow to rebuild with sturdier structures, widening firesafety expectations and raising the quality of future construction.
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New York
Shebanga
Whale sighted near Sandy Hook 73 feet long reported
Capt Harry De uiay of the Unique observed a humphacked whale about 73 feet long Thursday morning, thought to be a wreck as it disappeared with a spray of water. It was the first whale sighting in Sandy Hook in a long time. The piece also touts Dr. Thomas Belecuie Ol in the house for croup burns cuts and wounds.
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New York
Harry Deuiay
Unique
Sandy Hook
Thomas Belecuie
Stand Up for the Enterprising Business Houses of Indianapolis
The Sun urges readers to support Indianapolis merchants noting daily bargains and constant offers. The message promotes local enterprise and shopping in the city.
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Indianapolis
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