Sanguinary Fight Goes On In Turkey
Reported clashes near Razlog and Butehevo as insurgents battle Turkish troops. Artillery sounds heard at Tilo with 50 Turks killed near Okunda. Bomb attacks repulsed at Razlog. ammunition and gas sent to Demirhissar. Beirut disturbances detailed with U S consul actions as marines prepared.
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Sofa
Rilo
Razlox
Dames
Butehevo
Tilo
Okunda
Salavica
Macellonia
Razlog
Demirhissar
Salonica
Red Cross
Macedonia
Leishman
Nicholas R. O'Connor
The
Turkey
Women Golf Experts Clash At Wheaton Links
Wheaton, HL September 30 Miss Caleb Fox of Huntington Valley Golf Club won the qualifying round for the national women's golf tournament at the Wheaton course. Fox posted a four stroke improvement for the 18 holes, fewer than the women's bogey, among 36 starters only four reached the 100 mark. The pairing likely pits Miss Jessie Anthony, the western champion, against Mrs. Caleb Fox in the second round this afternoon, a match expected to draw substantial attention.
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Wheaton Links
Wheaton
Caleb Fox
Huntington Valley Golf Club
Nodal
Iessie Anthony
Whitewater Man Named Treasurer of National Firemen
The National Firemen's Association elected officers with C Hale of Kansas City as president D W Gillen of Chicago as secretary and Joan H Fryer of Whitewater Wisconsin as treasurer The group plans to meet in St Louis next year.
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Chicago
National Firemen's Association
Acora
C. Hale
Kaneas City
D. W. Gillen
Joan H. Fryer
Whitewater
Wis
St Louis
Two Allentown Fathers Die in Tandem Explosion
John Schiffert and his son William Schiffert of Allentown were instantly killed when a blast they were camping with exploded yesterday afternoon. Both men headed families and were well known in the area. The blast occurred in Allentown on September 30.
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Allentown
John
William Schiffert
Tillman Trial Moves Rapidly in Gonzales Murder Case
Lexington H G Lest 30 reports swift sessions in the Tillman murder trial of former Lieutenant Governor accused in the shooting death of Gonzales editor of the State. A flood of witnesses were examined with focus on dying declarations. Four physicians involved in Gonzales operation testified, with much testimony technical and no new key points from other witnesses.
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Lexington
H. G. Lest
Tillmen
H. G. Gonzales
Gonzales
Payne Sets October 20 Date for Office Report
Washington reports Postmaster General Payne told the president he expects the post office investigation report to be ready by October 20. Bloomington hosts the annual Pekin tournament as the Senorog Sportsmen’s Association draws shooters from across Illinois for 12 events at 100 targets with a $2900 purse.
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Payne
Washington
Post Office
Bloomington
Senoig Sportsmen's Association
Ilinois
General de Vall to Speak on the Boer War
Gen de Vall heir to Paul Kruger lineage speaks at the Army Hall on the Boer War in English. He recounts personal losses in the 1900 sieges and offers aid to suffering Boers and prisoners via the American bar committee.
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General de Vall
Ephe Rol de Vall
Dle Vall
Oxford
Beer Stobie
Boer Republic
England
Army Hall
Nkvn
Beneft
Africa
Britten
American Bar Committee
de Vall
Paul Kruger
Greeley
Tom Paul
Ile
Poth
Boer Congress
Hig
Greece
Roosevelt firm on union stand at White House talks
Labor leaders led by Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell meet President Roosevelt over foreman Miller's firing at the Government Printing Office. The president repeats that his authority limits him to govt employment law, not union politics, and he cannot discriminate based on union membership. Leaders depart displeased but not fully opposed, and urge action on eight hour and anti injunction measures. Kansas City labor conferees condemn open shops and oppose Miller reinstatement, hinting at possible clashes with new officers.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitenel
United Mine Workers
Executive Council
The
Foreman Miller
Government Printing Office
White House
William A. Miller
Miller
United States
Fox
Ion
Congress
Gompers
Iron Workers
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Iign
Ove Miller
Puckbinders
dis+ ae Parks
New York
Federated Manufacturers and Employers Form Heavy Union
The Federated Manufacturers and Employers Association of the Middle West is formed in Chicago to oppose labor troubles. It aims to protect employer interests through legal action, plan a national Employers' association, and halt strikes and boycotts via courts. D. M. Parry and A. D. Meeker are among leaders.
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Middle West
Chicago
Federated Manufacturers’ & Employers’ Association
Gunex
Employers’ Association
National Employers' Association
D. M. Parry
National Manufacturers Association
Indianapolis
Spriig
A. D. Meeker
Employers’ Association of
Marshalltown
Lowai
Uniae
Jabor
ED. M. Parry
Aner Shop
Chicago Union Noise Makers Back Up Under Guard Threat
Chicago reports a centennial parade drawing about a million spectators. National Guard regiments pressed musicians to perform or face court martial. Musicians refused fines, leading to quarreling regiments and improvised amateur bands supplementing the march.
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Chicago
National Guard Authority
National Guard
Kennedy
Alleged Slayer of Rockford and Detroit Boys Identified
Two Rockford residents Frank P. Kessler and Alexander Cope identified Emil Waltz as the man seen near Rockford before the mutilated body of a newsboy was found there. Police deem the identification significant for linking Waltz to the Rockford crime and the Detroit case.
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Detroit
Rockford
Frank P. Kessler
Alexander Cope
Emil Waltz
Little Alphonse Wilmes
Waltz
Wolcott Wins Republican Endorsement in Colorado Convention
In Denver the Wolcott faction swept the state central committee race and secured a unanimous endorsement for Theodore Roosevelt for re election. Wolcott was named temporary chairman and a spirit of harmony was urged as the convention set the path for the upcoming elections. A second item notes a separate accident killing a 27 year old Apache mission worker near San Carlos and concurrent minor local incidents.
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Denver
United States
Wolcott
Republican State Central Committee
Mval
anti-Walcott
Walcott
Roosevelt
the Supreme Court
Justce
John Campbell
Theodore Roosevelt
Law and Oder
San Varlee
Aviz
Seng
Jena
Lutheran
Mission
San Ca
Wills
Watertown Lutheran Seciinary
Watertown
Two Rivers
la Crosse
Joseph Kabat
Geath
Fire and court notes from Wisconsin items
Over the Commonwealth Valley reports a grain fire at Spring Valley burning slack and separator. no insurance, suspected incendiary origin after 30 hours idle engine. La Crosse notes Carl Rossow’s son accused of shooting his wife and threatening his child. father fears tragic outcomes as inmate’s condition worsens. Appleton hotel men elect officers and discuss European system and training. Rudolph Jens of Manitowoc reported dead.
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Spring Valley
Allan Green
Olive
F. B. Churchill
la Crosse
Carl Rossow
Rostow
Rossow
Wita
Appleton
Wisconsin Fotel Men's Association
Lafternoon
Pressent
John Conway
Appletos
Ernest Claranvach
Punt du Lic
Herman Bietzsch
Milwaukee
Elso
Sherman House
Harmonie Hall
Rudolph Jens
Big purse to captain in Cincinnati races
The big purse at Cincinnati yesterday saw the Obid course of 5000 dollars for two hundred fifty nine trotters. Champion won the event in 2 99 44, Hawthorne second. Alta Axworthy swept three money prizes totaling 2250 dollars in the two year old trotters event, hailed as the day’s best and setting a new world record for the three fastest heals trotted by two year olds.
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Cincinn
Yestern
Migeling
Campion
Hawthorne
Alta Axworthy
Mock Warfare in First Stages
Camp Young Kentucky Sept 30 Preparations of the outpost proceed with no contact between opposing forces as regular troops in camp await state guards for combined maneuvers The spectator view deemed the drill orderly yet crucial forming the link between blue brown advance guards and outpost attack and defense Umpire judgment to be announced tomorrow.
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Young
West Point
Stern Case Near Decision In Toronto Fraud Warrington
Leopold J. Stern, wanted in Warrington for frauds, appeared before Judge Winchester in Toronto. Depositions were read and the decision was reserved for Tuesday.
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Toronto
Leopold J. Stern
Warrington
Postal Service
Winchester
Kentucky man appointed auditor for government printing office
Robert F. West of Kentucky has been appointed auditor by the Government Printing Office per a Washington dispatch. The announcement notes his selection in the federal office.
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Ned Printing Office
Washington
Robert F. West
Kentucky
Audhor Oy
Beloit College Bars Marriage Refuses Buck Senior Admission
Beloit Wisconsin September 8 By the decree of Beloit College faculty Charles Buck who married last June has been refused admission to the senior class. The rule forbids marriage while in college and this is the first enforcement. Buck may enter Chicago University. News of the suspension caused a campus sensation as classmates petitioned President Eaton but the bar stands. Buck was a popular football player and debater.
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Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Charles
Buck
Seftor Cligs
Eaton
Mr. Buck
Epworth
Della M. Simpson
Cluss
Glen
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Gool
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National Firemen
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Sparta
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Wisconsin Regiment
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Moe Harta
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