Russians Move Worries Turkish Ruler Macedonians Urged
Aug 14 Constantinople reports Russia’s naval demonstration off the Balkan coast. Turkish officials fear demands beyond Zeinovieff note, including a Christian governor for Macedonia. Macedonian sentiment and unrest rise as powers discuss joint naval moves to protect interests. Germany’s stance unclear.
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Pifternioon
Mladiz
Scoust
Europe
Turkey
Burgas
Asphorus
Russia
Zeinoviel
Macedonia
Yildiz
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Uskule
Salonica
Matcimedan Fuaticiana
Macedonii
Kote
Dalton Mediterranei
Caydiurt
Sardinia
Sicily
Ang. Ly
Conanantinggle
Uae
Mussaerg
Erica Tod Taye
Saloni
France
Austria
Germany
Canal Treaty Prospects Wrestle Through Colombian Congress
Reports from Washington indicate Colombian lawmakers are weighing a possible ratification path for a Panama Canal treaty with the United States. A proposed resolution could empower President Mirequin to pursue a treaty without immediate Senate approval, pending lower house support and continued negotiations on sovereignty and port revenues. The diplomatic outlook remains unsettled with expectations of further talks and possible protocol extensions.
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Washington
Dir. Herran
Golombdan Congress
Mirroquin
United States
Columbia
Tiet
Colombian Congress
Calomian Congress
Friends of the Treaty
Senate
Vru
Jower House
Hay
Herman
Slanakia
Herrin
Colom“Dian Congress
Limae
Colonia
Pamina Eau
Seeking Large Fortune In New York Territory Estate
A fragmentary notice describes an inheritance claim linked to Land estate in the Ladin Territory left by Tidar M. Macher who founded Hirathaville. The elder Mueller lineage is traced to a pastor and frontiersman, with the younger Macher pursuing identity, with family names and places referenced.
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New York
Ang
Dacob
Tidar M. Macher
Hirathaville
Tacalane
Farmer Assaults Automobilists Near Maher Farm
Johnson county farmer Flug Maher is arrested on a charge of threatening to kill Cedar Rapids leaders J C Pickering and Ernest Pickering while they were stranded near Maher’s farm during an automobile trip in Iowa.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Flugh Maher
Johnson County
J.C. and
Ernest Pickering
Cedar Rapids
Maher
Trappist Monastery Faces Declining Membership Near Tu Leque
Dubiguerda Aug 1 Authorities at the Trappist monastery near Tu Leque report a rapid drop in membership. Abbot says no aspirants and aging brothers average 57 with few new entrants. He may seek help from Mount Mellaray Ireland if more young men do not join this year.
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Dubiguerda
Tu- Leque
Thacurder
Sonny Mat Las
Sys
Mount Mellaray
Ireland
Colombia Considers Gold Basis Tariff Move
From Bogota Consul General Snyder reports strong Colombian sentiment for a gold basis tariff. The plan may be sent to congress, triggering panic among importers as large orders are sometimes cancelled by cable.
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Washington, D. C
Snyder
State Department
Bogota
Colombia
Congress
Cable
Alleged Criminal Arrested in Des Moines Chase Case
Des Moines Aug 19 It is said the assailant of Glie Hess Kahoka Mo who fled Missouri to avoid a lynch mob is in custody here and will be brought to trial speedily.
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Des Moines
Glie Hess
Kahoka
Missouri
Veterans Parade Of Civil War Veterans Under Flags
A Civil War veterans parade in California drew large crowds this morning. Veterans marched in battle flags with pride, led by a drum corps and the National Association of Civil War Veterans, with General MacArthur among honored figures and a sizeable crowd lining the streets.
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Chen
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Potter
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Wisconsin
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Cititor
Betting Favors Reliance in New York Race
Odds in Wall Street on the international yacht race favored the Reliance at 2 to 1. Betters in Broad Street and stock exchanges shifted stakes as Stark Brothers placed 22,500 to 50,260 against the Reliance, with other brokers backing Shakpoek to beat the Reliance at 2 to 1.
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New York
Will Street
Reliance
Broad Street
Tniek Brothers
Stark Exchange
Vrivk H. Brooks
Tiek Brothers
Vito Bon Tie Ree Viaues
Phage
Washington Aug Lt Grand Jury Probes Post Office Affairs
The grand jury resumed inquiries into the post office department hoping to indict multiple officials before the investigation ends. High department officers and a state delivery supervisor are named in alleged misdeeds, with charges expected as the probe continues.
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Washington
Postetiou
Avislon
Cha State
New York
Ray
Yachts Make Final Trip Before America Cup Race
New York reports under swirling weather as the defender and challenger for the America’s Cup, Ellance and Shamrock, completed their last practice spins ahead of the inaugural races of the international series hosted tomorrow.
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New York
AY 1
Ellance
Shamrock
Kansas River Falls Prompt City Bridge Repairs
The Kansas river here and west is dropping quickly and no more flood danger is feared. Efforts are underway to replace two bridges washed out by the high water. Boats will be needed for several weeks to transfer people between the two cities.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Young trees threaten river valley farming in flood chaos
An early report warns that a winter flood has sparked rapid growth of cottonwood and willow saplings across the river valley. Seed-laden debris washed from western lands germinated in sandy soils, covering acres. Experts note many trees spread fast, with root extensions complicating removal come spring.
River Falling as Bridge Openward Repairs Start
Heavy water level dropped at the north approach of the river bridge as men from Missouri Valley Edge and part of the bridge gang worked to open the trestle. Crews bolted heavy shrouds under the piers, planned to lower drift and secure the structure while repairs continued through the day.
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Missouri Valley Edge Company
Drie Pachio
Price Robinson
Hope to Let Contract for River Channel Work
Bids for opening the new river channel are due August 2. Commissioner J C Watts expresses confidence the contract will be awarded on that date. The committee guards the project duties while a contractor from Manhattan bids on rock removal for the proposed channel realignment.
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Il Derass
J.C Watts
Vonpeteaut
Clivh
Manhattan
Uriel
School Bulletin Planned for County Teachers and Patrons
County Superintendent Hewat Tits completes arrangements for a monthly county school paper devoted to school work. Fifteen pages, titled School Bulletin, will cover county education, course of study, division of subjects, and news of teachers and patrons.
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Hewat Tits
Coun
Sie
Puteir
Foot Shot Incident and Local Notices
A chaotic passage notes a foot injury during a game with misread text and scattered names. It also reports a probate court marriage license for Harry W. Abbott and Mellie M. Fraser of Kansas City. Local streets update shows Winthrop corridor sidewalk replacement with brick. Weather notes mention reduced sickness in Lawrence and worsening dust on paved streets.
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Harry W. Abbott
Mellie M. Fraser
Kansas City
Senator Sullivan Bribery Trial Opens in Missouri Court
Trust Witness baking powder representative testifies as State Senator William P Sullivan faces bribery charges. Jurors, including seven farmers and two other members, hear claims of demands for money tied to a baking powder bill and possible vetoes.
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William P.sullivan
Jude H.C. Timmons
Relurk
Nick M. Hradley
Abel
Bey
Smith
Besten
Toby
Sullisin
Staith
Figrris
Warris
Tragic double death as man and girl killed in Cleveland
A man induced a girl to walk with him in Cleveland, then killed her and himself. Bodies found later, identification delayed. Police consider jealousy or supposed relationship motive. investigation ongoing.
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Cleveland
William Lautbeteher
Matthae Paliniche
Transcript of Read Papers on Trans-Mississippi Trade Topics
A summary of the reading lineup includes several papers presented in Seattle, covering the Port of Galveston and its connections to trans-Mississippi commerce, the St. Davis World's Fair and its relation to inland trade, Argentina links, and a discussion on the Philippines by national commentators. Names cited include Ian Garrett and Frumanu CG with secretary roles noted.
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Seattle
Galveston
Mississippa
Fatward
St. Davuis
trans-Mississippi
Ian Garrett
Oltister
Argentina
Ceitina
Henural
Frumanu
Should Attend the Concert By the Daddy Bark
The note urges patrons to hear the few concerts by the Daddy Bark at the upcoming event. It mentions Chad Cho and attending fans, praising Tivkians as good must fans and promising a fine concert.
Traveling merchant kills lieutenant in duel over girl
A traveling man killed Lieut. J Estrada in a duel with a Mexican officer ally over a woman. The India Government plans to spend 150,100,000 over twenty years on irrigation and to adopt a loan scheme for private irrigation. Peter's Pence from Yucatan was offered to the new pope. The Eagle Distilling Co office in Cleveland was raided and Max Hart arrested for a mail fraud scheme. The Shamrock II and the Reliance were measured yesterday for the first time.
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J. Estrada
India
Peter
Yucatan
Pope
Max Hart
Shamrock iIl
Reliance
International yacht race timing and local court action
A note on an English boat receiving a slight time allowance in the international yacht races to Morrow, alongside a report that an Oregon judge set aside a $222,000 breach of promise verdict as excessive. Other items include a gang near Gibson and various political, industrial, and criminal brief items with scattered names and incidents.
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Pittsburg
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Missouri
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Dull
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Colorado
Havermeyer
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Wheat and grain prices and receipts reported in Kansas City
Kansas City market data lists Wheat Sept July and Dec at 718, cash No 2 hard around 73 to 74, with bids 68 to 72 and rejected 6 to 8. Oats No 2 white 35 to 37, mixed 34, Rye 55 to 56. Hay Timothy 9 to 10, prairie 28.50. Butter Creamery 15 to 17, dairy 15. Receipts show 209 cars of wheat.
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