Turkey Attacks Bulgarian Villages in Macedonia
Describes massive Turkish advances in Macedonia with 13,000 soldiers on the frontier, village burnings and massacres in Gopesh Storlova and Krushevo. Estimates of Bulgarian dead range 30,000 to 60,000 with thousands more refugees starving or missing, as reports warn of a planned extermination and ominous Turkish strength. International observers urge caution while correspondents are expelled from the region.
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Sofia
Macedonian Interior Organization
Macedonia
Gopesh
Storlova
Malketernovo
Vilayet
Starvidon
Numder
Suppressed News and War Fears Over Macedonia
London dispatches report Porte suppressing news via expulsions while European powers seek to force Bulgaria. Insurgents threaten naval attacks and mass weapon smuggling raises odds of renewed fighting in Monastir. Rumors of the Black Sea squadron’s longer stay to pressure the sultan circulate as US ships in Beirut provoke Turkish concerns.
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London
Macedonia
Vilayet of
Monastir
Porce
Associated Press
Russia
Austria
Bulgaria
Standan
Constantinople
Dbsoteh
Beirut
United States
Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Husala
Black Sea
Sofia
Insurgente
vVice
McGregor
Porte
Hitmi Pacha
Statue Unveiled at Lake George Ceremony Opens
Thousands of excursionists from New York Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut gathered as the bronze memorial to the Battle of Lake George was unveiled in Rattlepark. Sculptor Albert Weinert’s nine-foot figures depict Hendrick presenting a council to Gen Johnson. The monument honors Colonial forces and Mohawk allies defeating French regulars and their Canadian and allied troops.
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Lake George
Roverrors
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Battle Monument
Battle of
Albert Weinert
King Hendrick
Johnson
Rattlepark
Lee, Lake
Society of Colonial Wars
Gen
Hendrick
Bari Dieskaul
Albany
Roose
Lakes
Champlain
George
Shaw for Ship Subsidies and Against a Department of Mining
Secretary for the Treasury Shaw spoke at the American mining congress in Deadwood, receiving a warm reception. Delegates elected him an honorary member and commissioned resolutions thanking President Roosevelt for recognizing the congress. He urged expanding markets, preferring the U.S. market and production capacity over global prospects. He proposed strategies targeting southern countries to grow demand.
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Deadwood
The
Treasury
Shaw
American Mining Congress
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Wisconsin Industrial and Mercantile Association Formed
Milwaukee hosts the organization of the Wisconsin Industrial and Mercantile Association with representation from fifteen cities. E A Wadhams elected temporary chairman and L C Whitney temporary secretary. Committees named for credentials and permanent organization. A separate commentary discusses mining department ideas and government support for industry.
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Milwaukee
Sen
Wisconsin Industrial and Mercantile Aesociation
E. A. Wadhams
The
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
L. C. Whitney
A. C. Stivers
Superior
George H. Buckstaff
Oshkosh
Ben Farnsworth
Janesville
F. B
Richard
Department of Mines and Mining
Shaw
Congress
Theitg
Department’ of Commerce and Labor
Monument dedication speech recounts colonial wars and unions
A Roosevelt letter regrets absence at the Lake George monument dedication. Chauncey M. Depew delivers the day’s oration praising French and English colonial struggles, La Salle and mission efforts, and the path to American union. Roosevelt’s sentiment plus a defense of the militia closes the passage.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Chauncey M. Depew
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Sebastian Cabot
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Ohio
Mississippi
Wildernness
la Salle
Hennepin
Joliet
Marquette
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Erie
Michigan
Huron
Superior
Fox
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Wabash
St Cgrofy
Kankakee
Falls of St. Anthony
Gulf of Mexico
France
New Orleans
Natcheg
Jonelion
Ohie
Monongahela
Pilsburg
Chicago
Nethwit
Niagara
Lake Ga
Tavio
Lake Clamplain
Northwest
Middle West
Tibutary
Mississiai
Franklin
Albany
Butes
Paris
North America
England
Maglard
Governor at Antigo Fair Declares Freight Rates Unfair
Governor LaFollette spoke to a large Antigo crowd at the fair grounds. He criticized freight charges as unfair, noting Wisconsin commodity rates are higher than Iowa and not as low as claimed, impacting both imports and exports through Antigo. He urged reconsideration of current rail tariffs.
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Wis
Sep
la Pollette
Fair Grounds
Milwaukee
Iowa
Wisconsin
New Canal Terms Debated by Congress for Colombia
Bogota September 9 congress debates authorizing President Marroqua to negotiate a canal treaty with the United States. Provisions include perpetual canal zone use, with 25 percent higher premiums and rentals every century, a concession price around 20 million dollars, plus rental and a 10 million dollar canal company payable sum.
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Bogota
Congress
Marroqua
United States
Stand Collapses During Sham Battle at Leavenworth
A replica fortification on the Leavenworth reservation hosted a sham battle. About 1,500 spectators watched as infantry and siege guns fired black powder. The stand collapsed injuring several. ambulances transported injured to city hospitals while troops attended the wounded.
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Leavenworth
Regnar
Noted Figures and Veterans Shine in Local Honors
Edison dismisses derision over a cigarrette police note. Joseph Lindsay Sr earns ninth delegate nomination after thirtieth year in St Charles T A 15. Elijah Walker, oldest Potomac field officer veteran, turns 55 and is honored at Hooker monument rites in Boston. Walker survived most battles, twice wounded, with two horses shot at the Wilderness.
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Joseph Lindsay, Sr
Delaware Capurr Alvania
St. Charles’ T. A. 15. Society
Pittsburg
Col
Elijah Walker
Fourth Maine Infantry
Boston
Army of the Potomac
Kinsley Post
G A. KR
Walker
Record Breaking European Trip by Marinette Native
Dr Ee ward Linder of Chicago former Marinette youth returns from a four month European tour. He visited nearly all countries, spending a total of 172 dollars including passage. He undertook the trip with a young college friend and is credited with a record low expense for such travel.
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Marinette
Wis
Eeward Linder
Chicago
Europe
Die by Fire and Sword in Constantinople and Surrounding Areas
In Vishani district two strong bawls were annihilated. At Smilevo fleeing insurgents set fire to houses as a strong wind and hidden bombs spread the blaze. Insurgents defeated at Wiussura attacked villages Zopoviteh Bopalinas and Scherchenidga. Revolutionists near Raslog were repulsed near Soursunveld after attacking a detachment of tropyia.
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Constantinople
Vishani
Smilevo
Wiissura Barosé
Zopoviteh
Bopalinas
Scherchenidga
Soursunveld Pass
Raslog
Tropyia
Trains Collide in Michigan No Fatalities Reported
Three River Michigan September 9 A Lake Shore and Michigan Southern passenger train crashed into a freight. Several people were injured but none killed.
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Three River
Mich
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Picket Wins September Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Newark September stakes action saw The Picket, this year’s American Derby winner, capture the three year olds race at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. The African finished second as The Picket led from the start and won by a comfortable margin in 2.30.
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Newark
Ita Hat
Sheepshead Bay
Advertising Once More Clears the Way for Dee Second Time
An early note from Ef Stig promotes the value of timely advertising for White's Barings. It argues proper setup lances the kinks and paves the path for a subsequent campaign, urging readers to advertise now rather than later.
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Dee
White
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