Balkan War Parallels Fallacies in a Forest Fight
The article uses a fable of four forest hunters to explain Balkan power moves and quarreling after a Turkish victory. It equates Serbia Bulgaria Greece Montenegro with animals while detailing gains of Salonika Adrianople and Monastir and the shifting diplomacy at London. It notes Albania's independence reshaping claims and the dispute over Macedonia and northern Albania among allies and enemies.
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Charles N. Lurienge
Fox
Balkans
Servia
Bulgaria
Greece
Montenegro
Tukey
Austria- Hungary
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Saloniki
Adrianople
Jagina
Scutari
Monastir
London
Macedonia
Aegean
Byron
Austria
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Scutar
Roumania
Danube
Bosporus
Stantinople
Turkey
Albania
Adriatic
Austria-Hungary
Servig
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Thrace
Star Spangled Banner Now Proud National Relic
The Star Spangled Banner, once flown over Fort McHenry, is housed in the National Museum Washington. The 27 by 82 foot flag with fifteen stripes and fifteen stars survived battle damage and moths, tied to Colonel George Armistead and later Eben Appleton.
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Fort McHenry
Baltimore Harbor
Francia Scott Key
Great Britain
National Museum
Washington
Lincoln
George Washington
Peary
North Pole
George Armistead
Eben Appleton
New York
Ynan
Lossing
Christopher Hughes Armistead
Sn Baltimore
New Jersey Awakens to Its Duties Toward the Pineys
An aging New Jersey expose argues for state action to uplift the Pineys a never-wed, poor, isolated community in Burlington County described as degenerate and morally degraded. Investigators blame poverty, alcohol, and neglect, noting high public charge rates and political manipulation of Piney votes as barriers to reform.
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New Jersey
Burlington County
N. J
Lakewood
Wiich
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American Press Association
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Constantine
Premier Law
Wncle Sam
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Ncle Gam Tow
Bennemees
Cockburn
Baltimore
of the National Museum
Chartiey
Byers
Priyer