Blood red Turk to be driven from Europe at last
A late 19th century dispatch discusses Britain’s possible withdrawal of the veto on Russian expansion toward Constantinople. It notes the Anglo-Japanese alliance as a security factor and fears German, Russian, and Turkish maneuvers. The piece argues England may end its stand to protect India and Suez, with Lord Lansdowne reportedly favoring a move.
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Europe
London
Great Britain
Turkey
England
Indiana
Siler
India
United States
Premier Witte Pledges Immediate Release of Political Prisoners
In Petrograd on October 1 Premier Witte promised the immediate release of all political prisoners who can be liberated without risking public peace. The statement signifies a potential broad clemency move and affects prisoners under the Bcripps-M'Rae Prebs Association.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Prebs Association
Petersburg
Witte
Roosevelt Returns to Washington in Navy Yard Welcome
President Roosevelt arrived at the navy yard at 10:35 a m on Tuesday to a customary salute. Mrs Roosevelt greeted him at the wharf with a basket phaeton and soon he drove to the White House followed by secret service and Secretary Lerb, Dr. Rixey in carriages.
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Ecripps-M Rae Press Association
Washngston
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Wife killer in Kent shocker ends in jail
Mrs Elea Bille 54 mother of 16 was killed at home on the western outskirts of Kent Monday night. Her husband Harry Bills 72 is in Kent lockup as the confessed murderer after a drunken quarrel with the murdered wife. A cup and a jug were thrown during the dispute and the body lay several hours before a physician arrived.
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Kent
Elea Bille
Scent
Harry Bills
Bills
Billy
Mitchen
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Insect Penny Collection Sparked Hatch of Bugs
Salt Lake City Utah October 31 Dr Charles Ballard professor of science at a high school received a flood of insects after offering pupils a penny per bug for a class project He planned a small collection but fifty students collected vast numbers forcing pests into Ballard s apartment and prompting local exterminators to declare the last death.
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Utah
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Ned
Bullard
Ile
Logansport
Ind
Tie Loave Shooter Critical After Saturday Night Incident
Qur In Tie Loave VEVAY-Stanley Ryan, a school teacher, lies in critical condition after being shot by Miss Jennia Mandy on Saturday night. She claims the shooting was accidental as Hartford City notes the funeral of Sidney W. Canuel, former speaker of the Indiana House, and other brief items from nearby towns.
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Stanley Ryan
Jennia Mandy
Hartford City
Sidney W. Canueell
In- Minne House of Repreachtatives
Banquet Held After Supreme Council Meeting Discusses New Orleans Encampment
At the Wenishin of Pything Supreme Council gathering in the Claypool hotel members weighed canceling the biennial encampment planned for New Orleans next year due to yellow fever concerns. A Lewisville arrangement was endorsed after a New Orleans citizen committee argued its feasibility. A letter from Dr. White of the US Marine Corps was presented, assuring no dine surge would occur. The encampment date shifted to December 16, with about 60 guests attending a Denison hotel banquet where Mayor John W. lobia man and Brand chancellor Charles A. Bookchich spoke. Guests of honor from New Orleans included Frank T. Dunton of LaGrange, with thanks to the late Gen Carnahan.
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New Orleana
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J. Zach Sparing
New Otteana
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New Orleane
Deniyon
Schiett
Towam
John WW. Lobiaman
Charles A. Bookchich
Pus Brand
Frank T. Dunton
LaGrande
Carnahan
New Russian Cabinet List Reported by Cable
Charge d affaires Spencer Eddy relays to Washington a list of Russian cabinet members including Obolensky as interior minister and figures for finance justice education and war. He notes support for a constitutional government and reports on Englewood Christian Endeavor cottage prayer meetings at Bir. MacLeod’s home with missionary committee leadership.
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Spencer Eddy
St. Petersburg
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Rohevsky
Ziegler von Shathausen
Englewood Christian Endeavor Society
Bir. MacLeod
Washington al
Missionary Committee of
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Lynghehain III School Board Decision and Refugee Tale
The report notes Lynghehain III School Board decisions linked to James Jaynehehain, an Irish refugee involved in a historic legal case. It mentions拘 that a fugitive from English justice, previously convicted of assault, sought refuge in America and faced extradition battles. The appellate court ruling touches on ballot eligibility and term length for board candidates, with Judge Vinson Carter addressing whether certain names could appear on ballots.
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Irian
Price
Indianapolis
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Agnea McDonald
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Wre
Charles Wo Muares
Lyambenann
New Fork
Supreme Court
Byker
Appellate Court
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
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Carter
Marchew HL
Camden
Wittum
Shortage at Scripps-Markin presr assciation bank
Comptroller of the Currency reports Enterrive National Bank of Allegheny with a $1 049 000 shortage amid alleged fraudulent withdrawal of collateral and issued securities. Bank cashier Clark reportedly died by suicide. In Leipsic Ohio Jacob Fisher, 6, dies from self-inflicted abdominal wound using a butcher knife. Fireman Isaac Williams injured in horse accident in Massachusetts Avenue area. Ladies Aid society to meet Wednesday afternoon at Capitol Avenue ME church with Mrs Loy Boyd.
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Enterrive National Bak
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Tacaday
Clark
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Leipsic
Oct
Jacob Fisher
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Grand jury held in case of eight suspected shoplifters
Police court resembled a Maryland goods store as eight suspects faced grand jury today for shoplifting two weeks after the alleged thefts. Prosecutor Gaylor Hawkins displayed hats wraps hosiery and dresses to jurors while witnesses testified. Conley Emma Marsh Margaret Cassidy and three others were bound over on 3000 bonds. two women and Conley denied knowledge of the items found at the Maryland hotel. Anna Burt George Mackey and May Armstrong waived examination and were sent to the grand jury.
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Charles Kammel
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Conley
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Maryland Hotel
Sera
LS. Ayerm
New York
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Rosien & Langon
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George Mackey
May Armstrong
State Office Reconditioning Includes Third Floor Corridor Work
Reseoorating of the offices and corridors of the state to our begun and will include all put the corridors and imuvoum on the third floor and the sen ate and hoes. The contract was allowed to Albert Gall for about SICEare will be done by the present tirm and the work was begun in the office of the custodian nem Camm No 2% 10. of A. Also notices of a macqueride and oyster supper at tate Wall corner Alabama and New Yorks Thursday evening Nov.
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Cure of psoriasis with Cuticura products praised by Wichita reader
A Kansas reader, W. M. Chidester of Hutchinson, recounts a 35 year struggle with psoriasis. He claims complete relief after using Cuticura soap Resolvent and unitmed gnee, bathing, and repeated application, noting dramatic skin improvement and lasting cure over thirty days.
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State of
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Hutchinson
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