Signs Point to Peace in Turkey
In Sofia on Sept 23, leaders discuss peace prospects within 48 hours. Premier Petroff and Ali Feruh bey report a constructive mood and possible agreement on key issues. Turkey may guarantee protection for refugees and restore them to their homes.
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Sofia
Petroff Bei
Ali Feruh Bey
Maccionis
Constantinople
Council of Ministers
Penton
Burgas
Jacougrad
Sofa
Lhe War Ministry
Enus
Copper Trust May Soon Get Affairs Adjusted
Ottawa reports F H Clergue promoter of the Soo industries in town saying the Soo plant will be running soon. He asserts debts will be paid and the slant will operate as before. The closing down occurred without company directors knowledge while works earned 170090 dollars per month, with only part of the plan carried out.
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Ottawa
Special Council Meeting to Probe City Engineer and Property Purchase
The common council summoned a special meeting for Friday evening to review reports from the committee on appointments into the charge against City Engineer Icke and to define his duties. The session also addressed the proposed purchase of a land parcel on South Ubster Street for a city ambw project.
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Or Graves
Common Council
Icke
Warehouse Fire Destroys Seed Co. Plant in Sturgeon Bay
The John H. Allan Seed Company warehouse in Sturgeon Bay burned completely, with losses near 23000 dollars. Fire started in the second story used as a pickling room, destroying 7000 bushels of seed peas valued at 15000 and machinery 1300, plus a 5000 building. The Reynolds Preserving Company packing plant nearby was saved after hard firefighting. Goodrich and Goodwin Harris warehouses were scorched. The building, owned by Falk & Buchan, marks the second time in two years the tithe firms have burned out.
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Sturgeon Bay
John H. Allan Seed Company
Reynolds Preserving Company
Goodrich and
Goodwin Harris Comany
Falk & Buchan
Student Killed by a Derrick at University Shops
Maurice Gaylord aged 22, a December student at the University of Wisconsin, was killed yesterday afternoon by falling derrick at Rock Island road shops where he worked during vacation. A diligent student who supported himself entirely by work, he was to complete his course next year. He resided at 324 North Garrett Street and had been employed by university boarding buses and other facilities.
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Rock Island, Beet
Maurice Gaylord
University of Wisconsin
Rock Island Road
Madisen
Gaylord
North Garrel Street
Coal Trust Catches Up In Yearly Report
New Haven daily summary notes the annual report of a major railroad shows a rise in profits with the New Baron Mortfort line reporting goodwill and higher costs per ton. The report indicates an excess of 0.002 per ton over the prior year and discusses strike-related implications.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Baron & Mortfort
Laveval Quel Las Company
JETT. 10 HANG FOR MURDER JETT. 10 HANG FOR MURDER
The jury quickly returns a guilty verdict in a Kentucky feud case. The court imposes the maximum penalty of death, surprising the court and public with the swift decision.
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Jett
Unarmed man placed on train to New York after disturbance
Oyster Hay was searched, then boarded a train to New York. He appeared unarmed and acted as a disturbed crank, with indications of possible religious fanaticism.
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New York
Harmicks
Col Sutton to Return and Confess to Perjury
Lansing Mich Sept 23 Prosecuting Attorney McArthur announced Col Eur Sutton who fled to Mexico a year ago will appear in court today to plead guilty to perjury on the stand during his trial for defrauding the state in a fraudulent military clothing deal. Sutton located in Mexico City has been at Sodus NY with his wife. jury later found Curtis Jett guilty of murder and death sentence imposed. motion for a new trial to be filed. if denied appeal to the court of appeals expected.
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Col. Sutton
Lansing
Mich
McArthur
Col
Eur. Sutton
Mexico
Benclt
State Military Board
City
Sodus
Co. Sutton
Cynthiaana
New York
Curtis Jett
Thomas] Cockrell
Jackson
Jett
Osborne
Motron
Hig
J. B Marenm
Thomas White
Ona Furor
Unitarian Conference Addresses Delivered in Atlantic City
At the national conference in Atlantic City delegates spent an hour listening to several important impers prepared and read by notable figures of the faith. Speakers included Rev. BE A Horton of Boston Rev. William Gannett of Rochester Mrs Emily Vicid Dorchester Mass Theodore G Williams Hadley School Tarrintown N J and Rev James H Ett Philadelphia.
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Atlantic City
National Conference of Unitarian
Christian Churches
Unitarian Association
Caude Ly
BE. A. Horton
Boston
William ©. Gannett
Rochester
Emily Vicid
Dorchester
Mass
Ney
Theodore G. Wiliams
Hadley School
Tar
Bridal Couple Parade Home To Cow Bell Music
Sparta Wisconsin September wedding news as Lieut Or vile Arnold and Miss Kate Anderson, both of Winona Minnesota, are married. A decorated carriage leads the newlyweds through main streets amid cheers and crowd. Local friends celebrate with late 19th century cow bell music and marching band noises.
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Sparta
Wis
Orvile Arnold
Co. L. Taird
W. OX. G
Kate Anderson
Winona
Minn
Fruit Dealer Murdered in Davenpert Bloodshed After Dispute
In Davenpert Iowa on September 23 Trimoporo poules a Greek fruit eater was killed by H J Montgomery a local business man during a quarrel with another man. Poules was knocked down, died from concussion of the brain. Montgomery was arrested.
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Davenpert
Iowa
Trimoporopoules
H. J. Montgomery
Jone
Limporypules
Montgomery Anl
Seo
Montgomery
Suspect Detained After Attempting To See President
A man named Samuel Swengos was held near Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay yesterday as he tried to gain access to the president. He offered no clear purpose and was escorted away by officers, with authorities shadowing the area afterward.
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Oyster Bay
Samuel Swengos
Seer
Offeer
Sagamore Hill
New Carwheel Trust Forms in Rochester City
The National Carwheel Company of Rochester was incorporated yesterday with a capital of $9,000,000. Aalvany, N. ., is listed among the parties. Sent 23.
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New Carwheel Trust
Aalvany, N
National Carwheel Company of
Rochester
Bold hold up on Burlington Missouri River line
St. Joseph Sept 22 masked men robbed the Burlington & Missouri River train five miles north of the city. The safe was dynamited though officials say little money was inside, with estimates from $3,000 to $10,000. The bandits escaped on horses, a posse pursued, and no shots were fired. The train stopped by a red signal and was reassembled for a new westbound departure. Witnesses reported the messenger opened the car door, a struggle ensued, and the robbers fled into fields as passengers panicked. A second report from Omaha describes the messenger being overpowered during the break in, but the group again fled. later Leavenworth noted a similar derailment near Amazonia, with little loot found and passengers unharmed.
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Koenigsberg
Prussia
Gomel
Mohilev
Kishinoff
Meral
St. Petersburg
Nijni-Novgorod
Mohbilev
Hartungsche Zeitung
Mohllev
Novgorod
St. Joseph
Burlington & Misaouri
Sity
Omaha
wWorld
Herald
Leavenworth
Kas
Burlington
Amazonia
Font
Woldings
Oshkosh
Peter C. Frost
New York
Denmark
Racine
Frost
Peter B. Nelson
Germany
Cardinal Gibbons Discusses Pope Pius X and Italy
New York reports Cardinal Gibbons evaluating the pope’s relation with Italy. He expects gradual improvement in Vatican Gulf relations, with no sudden policy shifts. He notes possible future American cardinals and rejects rumors of a new patriarchate.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Italy
New York
Venice
Pius X
Vatican
Cardigal Gibbons
Panama Canal Treaty Dead in Secret Session Rumor
Washington dispatch reports the Panama canal treaty considered dead as the Colombian congress may yet act. President Marriquin could gain power to negotiate if the assembly agrees. Roosevelt may proceed under the Spooner Act despite delays. Proceedings reflect broad regional uncertainty and last‑minute maneuvering.
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Biubborn
Marriquin
Roosevelt
Spooner
Washington
Jhelock
Beupre
Bogote
Herran
Cmenbian Congress & I Ag
Marr Liu
Jacoseve
Panama
Alice
Department
Megata
Wisconsin Briefs: Train Signals Demolished and More
Wisconsin Brevities report Janesville a minor gateley drunk demolished the Northwestern signal deck and lanterns on the city outskirts, with few trains running limiting consequences. Racine notes Eugene Gillett found a $200 diamond in limestone sent to Chicago for ring setting. Superior Slavic Americans pledge aid to Macedonia but fear Turkish confiscation. Kewaunee courthouse to suspend October session until next year. Oshkosh altercation left Koech injured and Burns arrested. La Crosse merchants reject state board of trade to favor Milwaukee. Eau Claire runaway collision injures three. Oshkosh offices rumors say Chicago and Northwestern may move Ashland division offices from Fond du Lac.
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Janesville
Jolon Gateley
Northwestern
Peration
Gateley
Racine
Eugene Gillett
Chicago
Macedonia
St. Ciril
Metheld
National Slavic Society
Europe
Turkey
Kewaunee
Prominent Figures and Oddities Highlight Era News
Professor J B Clark leads the territorial exhibit plan for the St Louis fair and is noted as a leading educator with practical newspaper experience. King Alfonso of Spain tours Europe visiting courts, seeking a wire man for adornment. Miss Eve Patterson of Sayreville Boston spots a nearly white frog with black stripes at Brant Rock Massachusetts. Boston manager Brady, after failing to hire red haired actresses, invites all red haired maidens in Athens for a free matinee with candy gifts.
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J.B. Clark
St. Louis Fair
Alfonso
Spain
Europe
Eve Patterson
Say
Boston
Lusus Naturale
Brant Rock
Mass
Brady
Rhenter
Athens
Cara
Wages in Japan Mill Labor Figures
The report notes round-the-clock mill operation in Japan with a noon and midnight handover. Osaka employs 2,000 workers under 15 to run 8,700 spindles, while a LongH mill with 4,000 looms and 122,000 spindles uses 700 men and 1,590 women. Japanese wages are 15 cents per day for a man and 14 cents for a woman.
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Japan
Janam
Osaka
Germany seeks South American trade with peaceful ties
Berlin reports Chancellor von Buelow stating Germany has no political claims in South America. Commercial goals aim to secure fair share for industry. Trade should grow through peace and confidence, not fear or mistrust, and friendly sentiment should endure despite harsh rhetoric.
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Berlin
Chaiicetlor von Buclow
Germany
South America
New Columbian Commandos in Atlantic Pacific Fleet
Bogota on September 23 General Juan Tox yar named commander of Colombia's Atlantic and Pacific fleets. The report notes a postmarital shift in nicknames as a minor human detail amid a broader military appointment. A separate note indicates the attorney general will seek a 32,000 fine for Representative Lit taner over late army glove contracts.
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New Columbian Commandos
Bogota
Juan Toxyar
Colombia
Provaniy
Representetive Littaner
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Sultan
Bulgaria
City Siang
Copper Trust
Maurice A. Gaylord
Coal Trust
Marshall ‘Cockrell
Leaders of the Faith Address Conference
Crank
Congress
Marinette
John Harper
Weaver
Jon Crosse
D. C. Burgers
New Amsterdam
J. Irwin Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Sleepy Eye
Minneapolis
Villeer
Wisconsin
Joan Kuech
Edward Burns
Koech
Burns
State Board
Eau Claire
Stein
Seymour
Chicago & Northwestern Company
Ashland Division
Fand du Lac
Bermany
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