Bulgaria Proclaims Independence Amid Berlin Treaty Tensions
Tirnovo witnesses Bulgaria's proclamation of independence from Turkey with Prince Ferdinand as ruler. France Britain and Russia seek peace and a conference of Berlin signatories to resolve the crisis over Bosnia Herzegovina and Bulgaria. Turkey resists and mediat ors work to prevent war while Serbia reacts with anger.
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England
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Herzegovina
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Austria
Bosnia
Herzgovina
Austria-Hungary
Belgrade
Council of Ministers
Berlin
Servia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Paris
Pichon
M. Iswolsky
Naoum Pasha
Constantinople
Sofia
Nee Ferdinand
Washington
San Stefano
Novi-Bazar
Montenegro
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days Claim
PAZO OINTMENT guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or offers a money refund. The ad cites a price of five cents and promises relief for all cases.
Dynamite in Bronx Public School Prompts Alarm
Parents and police reacted as reports spread that a charge of dynamite with fulminating wires was found in the foundation area of Public School No. 6 in the Bronx. About 1,500 students attend the school and investigators work to identify the would be perpetrator behind the apparent plot.
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New York
No. 6
Bronx
Park and Circus Syndicate Formed Across Nation
Elwood Salsbury, Luna Park manager, reports that 22 leading park and circus managers have formed a syndicate controlling about $32,000,000 in property. The group held a secret session in Chicago for a week before returning to Cleveland on October 6.
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Cleveland
Elwood Salsbury
Luna Park
Chicago
Youth Fatally Shoots Father in Newark Defense Case
In Newark New Jersey on Monday night Theodore E Eiler 19 acting to defend his mother fired at his father John Eller wounding him fatally or mortally while fearing harm to his mother authorities report the incident occurred in the family home and the youth face possible charges pending investigation
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Newark
N. J
Theodore E. Eiler
John Eller
Evangelist Warns of Crop Destruction Over Wealth Sins
Thomas Johnson a street evangelist in Rockport warned that crops next year would be destroyed due to the sins of the wealthy.
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Thomas Johnson
Rockport
Military Parade Marks Founders Week in Philadelphia
A massive parade drew about 20000 troops and sailors, led by Maj. Gen. Frederick D. Grant, through Broad Street as Philadelphia marked its 225th birthday. Gov. Stuart joined the march with the Pennsylvania National Guard while veterans and out-of-town contingents followed. At City Hall a Rochambeau camp tablet was unveiled with Vicomte de Chambrun representing France.
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Broad Street
United States
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
United States Army
North Broad Street
Susquehanna Avenue
North Atlantic
Navy
National Guard
Gov. Stuart
Grant
New Jersey
City Hall
Rochambeau
Washington
America
Wet carry Defiance as Ohio county option winds change
Report from Columbus October 6 states the wets won their first county option victory in Defiance county. Dry counties added six more by sizable majorities including Union 1803 Champaign 2085 Madison 1177 Logan 1847 Pickaway 199 and Wood 1600.
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Columbus
Defiance County
Union
Champaign
Madison
Logan
Pickaway
Wood
Death of Capt. T. G. Poore in Frankfort at 74
Capt. Thomas G. Poore aged 74 longtime clerk of the court of appeals chief clerk of the house of representatives and clerk of the constitutional convention died after a long illness in Frankfort Kentucky He was a Confederate veteran.
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T. G. Poore
Frankfort
Thomas G. Poore
Court of Appeals
House of Representatives
Constitutional Convention
Harvest Upsurge Noted For Northern Indiana Crapes
The crapes yield in northern Indiana is as large this year as it has been in twenty five years, signaling a robust harvest across the region and potential impact on local markets.
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Indiana
Dr Frederick A Cook Missing in Arctic Expedition
Reports from New York state that Dr Frederick A Cook, noted explorer, may be lost while pursuing an attempt to reach the North Pole. Friends seek backers to fund a search, noting Cook last reported reaching Cape Hubbard in Western Elsmoreland before planning a northward push.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
Brooklyn
Lofty Mount McKinley
Arctic
John R. Bradley
Cook
North Pole
Mr. Bradley
Bradley
Greenland
Smith’s Sound
Elsmoreland
Trans-Mississippi congress opens with 1000 delegates in Dreamland
About one thousand delegates gathered in Dreamland pavilion as J B Case of Abilene Kansas rapped for order marking the keynote of the Trans Mississsippi congress. The body includes 18 states four territories and six foreign countries with Utah Washington Colorado and California sending official representatives. William R Wheeler assistant secretary of commerce and labor represents the national administration. Tuesday's session focused on organization and a bay cruise.
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San Francisco
J. B. Case
Abilene
Kan
Dreamland Pavilion
Utah
Washington
Colorado
California
William R. Wheeler
Commerce and Labor
San Francisco Bay
Vaudeville in a Church Comes to Springfield
Rev Charles E Campbell pastor of Taylorville Presbyterian plans vaudeville in Sunday service to boost attendance. He will perform the handcuff act next Sunday evening allowing audience members to bind his wrists with a steel chain and padlock and he will release himself in ten minutes.
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Springfield
Ill
Charles E. Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Taylorville
Pioneer Furniture Man Dies in Grand Rapids
Julius Berkey long time furniture maker and president of Berkey & Gay Furniture Co in Grand Rapids dies at age 75 after 50 years in the industry. He passed Monday afternoon in this city.
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Grand Rapids Mich
Julius Berkey
Berkey & Gay Furniture Company
Nail Mill Destroyed by Fire in Williamsport
Williamsport nail works cut ting mill destroyed by fire on Monday causing an estimated loss of 75 000 to 100 000 and leaving about 250 men out of work.
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Williamsport
Williamsport Nail Works
Rich mond Farmers Say Drought Less Damaging to Corn
Farmers around Rich mond report the drought did not damage corn as severely as earlier reports suggested. Local growers note yields may be safer than first feared and express cautious optimism for the harvest.
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Richmond
Taft Campaign Rallies Reach Missouri and Kansas
Reports said President Roosevelt would campaign for Taft are denied. William J Bryan defends pensions while Taft addresses crowds in Macon Missouri and Kansas towns with many delays and a large audience.
Lost in Philippines Storm
Two men, Charles Wester and Benjamin Franklin Rush, reportedly left Pilar Sorsogon in an open boat on September 24 just before a Philippine typhoon. A search is underway while families in Cincinnati and Lincoln, Nebraska are notified of their possible loss. a separate cablegram says Frank Rush died in the Manila hurricane.
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Washington
Charles Wester
Benjamin Franklin Rush
War Department
Pilar Sorsogon
Philippine Islands
Charles P. Webster
Austin Hills
Cincinnati
C. W. Rush
South Street
Lincoln
Neb
Frank Rush
Manila
Rush
Philippines
Author's Horses Stolen In Westchester Deputy Sheriff Case
Discovery Monday revealed that three valuable horses were stolen from the country place stables of author and playwright Richard Harding Davis in North Castile New York. The theft is especially galling as Davis had been appointed a deputy sheriff of Westchester County recently.
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North Castile
Nay
Richard Harding Davis
Davis
Westchester County
Death of Indiana merchant Gilbert Walker
Gilbert Walker 62 prominent Evansville dry goods merchant died here Monday. He belonged to a firm with stores in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Binghamton New York and Evansville Indiana.
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Indiana
Binghamton
N. Y
Gilbert Walker
Evansville
Ind
Wilkesbarre
John W. Mute Dies at 47 in Portland Home
John W. Mute of St. Louis Missouri and head of the St. Louis Car Wheel Company died at his summer home Monday night at age 47. He was also connected with other manufacturing concerns. The death occurred in Portland.
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William J Bryan
Lincoln
Lincoln Home Guards
Taft
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Missouri
Macon
William H. Taft
Mr. Taft
St. Louis
Rex Hall
John W. Mute
Portland, Mo
St. Louis Car Wheel Company
Racehorse Fated By Rail Crash Near Lima
A valuable race horse owned by Charles Deharity of Elwood suffered a broken leg in a railroad wreck near Lima Ohio. The injury ends the animal’s racing career and prompts concern for its recovery.
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Charles Deharity
Elwood
Lima
Ohio
Hearst and the Independence party history analysis
The piece profiles William Randolph Hearst and his Independence party, outlining his influence in New York Chicago and California. It notes the party’s founding aims, alleged personal ambitions behind the platform, and expected impact on Republican and Democratic votes, with a teaser for tomorrow’s article.
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Tlinois
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Independence Party of America
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