Various Offers for Homebuilding and Services
Multiple classified notices advertise home loan plans from Standard Home Company in Richmond offering loans at 7.6 dollars monthly per 1000 with 6 percent yearly balance interest, repayable anytime. fashion hair services in Richmond. motion picture writing courses in Chicago. auto trade training in Charlotte. cabbage plants for sale via mail order. a 14K gold ring giveaway with friend referrals. and Hair-Life mailing offer in Atlanta.
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Standard Home Company
Mutual Bidg
Richmond
Virginia Democratic Outlook From Ellyson Gains Confidence
Richmond VA Special State Chairman Ellyson predicts a Democratic victory next Tuesday and expects Virginia to contribute the $25 000 quota to the national campaign fund. He recalls the fundraising rise from 1000 to 5000 to 10000 and notes Virginians have shown generous support amid broad national enthusiasm.
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Richmond
Ellyson
Wilson
General Ayers
Bascom Slemp
Virginia
National Committee
Cam
Virginians
Democratic optimism cited by leaders across states
The article praises party leaders in states including Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Connecticut, and New Jersey for unwavering faith in securing the expected results. It lauds Ninth District efforts for General Ayers and notes the anticipated impact on Virginia should Wilson win the White House, with a solid Democratic delegation to greet him.
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Wises
Mareball
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ayers
Yorman
Virgimin
Wilson
White House
Onda
Political snips and satire across American papers
A collage of editorials and quips lampooning Roosevelt Taft and Wilson. It notes campaigns, electors disputes, and public jokes on politicians, tariffs, immigration, and meat prices. Includes praise for Governor Wilson and a jab at McKinley’s assassination aftermath. Also mentions Dr Basil L. Gilder and Greek studies.
Preacher in Court Over Trespassing Case
A hunting party faced trepass charges as witnesses disputed who violated posted limits at Mr Victor's land in Chesterfield county. Dr McDaniel defended himself and others, arguing the law and intent, while Will C Pulliam led prosecution and a verdict was reserved after considering posted notices and potential appeals.
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Beareen
Victor
Vietor
Dr. McDaniel
McDaniel
Orde Pr
Chesterfield County
Virginia
Fulham
Squire Cowan
Commonwealth
Verdict: first degree murder found in Baltimore case
Mrs Emmita Bamberger and Albert J Patterson convicted of first degree murder in Baltimore for the July 6 death of James Bamberger, stabbed by Patterson in the presence of the mother. Jury faced criticism for the brutal verdict as defense motions for a new trial were made and sentences suspended. The state sought second degree for the woman.
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Baltimore
Emmita Bamberger
Albert J. Patterson
Wolfe
Elliott
Patterson
Pertinent Paragraphs and Vague Odds on Winners
Fragmented notes mention wine opinions and supporters wishing success for Godrow Wilson and Welk. References to Chase City Progress and Louisville Courier-Journal hint at misread texts. Other lines reference Marae Mesry Watterson, a New York woman, a night school attendee, and possible baseball championship talk with unclear details.
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Godrow Wilson
Chase City Progress
Marae
Mesry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Guage
Nehburg Progress
Fragmented newspaper chatter on elections and figures
A jumble of cultural and political quips from Virginia papers critiques Taft Roosevelt and Wilson. The snippets reference governors, senators, postmasters, and various editors, mixing jokes about baseball, outdoor life, and public figures with light editorial tone across multiple towns.
Constantinople at Bulgars Mercy in Greek Victory
A Salonika dispatch reports a Greek torpedo boat sank the Turkish battleship Freth-I-Dulend in the harbor. Istanbul faces crushing defeat as Bulgars advance toward Adrianople, with Nazim Pacha wounded and prisoners, and about 60,000 Ottoman losses. Turkish demoralization grows as four Bulgarian columns close on the capital.
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Constantinople
Salonika
Chorlu
Black Sea
Rodosto
Sea of
Marmara
Adrianoply
Nazim Pacha
Samat Tehathija
Ura Ke
Stara Zagora
Ferdinand
Zavodi
Havpe
Messice
Ergene
Bar
Seria
Lule Burges
Turkish and Bulgarian forces clash near Visa
Heavy fighting rages as the Turkish army battles Bulgarians at Vian, twenty five miles east of Lule Burgas. The war office says Turks hold their own at Visa and expects their center and left wings to rally and push back the Bulgarian advance.
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Constantinople
Vian
Lule Burgas
War Office
Visa
Bulgarian Victory Opens Turkish Town Pemotika
Bulgarian forces to day occupied Pemotika in the region of Sofla cutting off all communication between Adrianople and Constantinople. News notes a decisive shift in the Balkan front, with the Turkish town under Bulgarian control and major routes severed.
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SOFLA
Pemotika
Adrianople
Constantinople
Turkish Ambassador Seeks Immediate Balkans Intervention
The Turkish ambassador to France, Rifant, called on Foreign Minister Raymond Poincare at noon today and is believed to have submitted a petition urging direct intervention by the Powers to halt the Balkans war.
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Cali
France
Rifant
M. Raymond Poincare
Balkans
Greek foreign office meeting on Turkey peace terms
In Athens a flurry of activity surrounded a high level gathering at the foreign office. Premier Ventzelos and Foreign Minister Corami as along with other ministers held a lengthy conference. Coramilas, founder of the Balkan Treaty, stated Turkey is ready to seek peace after receiving favorable battlefield news.
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URKS
Athens
Ventzelos
Coramias
Coramilas
Balkan Teacne
Turkey
Balkans pressure Turkey over European possessions
The article notes that she has shown herself unfit to rule in Europe and must accept the outcome of her actions. It interprets this as the Balkan allies insisting that Turkey surrender all European territories.
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Europe
Balkan
Turkey
Greek fleet Seizes Island of Samothrace in Aegean
Island of Samothrace in the Aegean Sea was seized by the Greek fleet today. The island, a Turkish possession, along with Imbros, controls access to the Dardanelles, and its seizure will aid Greek operations toward the Dardanelles and Constantinople.
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Athens
Samothrace Trland
Aegean Sea
Imbros
Dardanelles
Dardaneliia
Constantinople
Turkish mediation expected in Balkans within 72 hours
London dispatch reports Turkey likely to announce mediation in the Balkans within seventy two hours and calls for suspension of hostilities. Vienna dispatch notes Bulgarian Serbian Greek and Montenegrin delegates meeting to discuss a demand package to Turkey after hostilities end.
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London
Pen
Halkanes
Paris
Hritiah Foreign Office
Balkans
Vienna
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Montencero
Turkey
Neue Fric
Lawyer Whitlock Arrested for Client Larceny in Brooklyn
Special report: State Senator Thomas C. Whitlock, a renowned criminal lawyer, was arrested at his 26 Court Street offices in Brooklyn for allegedly stealing $2,000 from a client. The charge claims he offered to "settle" the criminal case for $2,000.
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New York
Thomas C. Whitlock
Court Street
Brooklyn
Whitlock
Testimony Against Brady in Hotel Bristol Murder Trial
In Bristol Virginia Special. Harry Brady a young hotel steward stood trial in Corporation Court for the murder of Robert Weaver a Negro bellboy shot in the hotel dining room on Sunday morning September 21st. Prosecution rested after calling witnesses largely colored servants who said Brady was the aggressor and shot Weaver as he attempted to defend himself. Brady testified self defense claiming a broken water bottle found on the floor was in Weavers hands as he tried to strike Brady.
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Bristol
Harry Brady
Hotel Bristol
Corporation Court
Robert Weaver
S Rvantsa
Brady
AEK
Weaver
Hanover Club Smoker Delights Ashland Members
In Ashland Virginia the Hanover Club held its second smoker at the West Clay Street clubhouse. Hon. W D Cardwell spoke on how a president of the United States is elected. Dr J Cates lectured on Air Currents and Storms and agricultural geography. A buffet lunch followed and plans for Ladles' Night were announced for next Tuesday. Election returns will be read privately November 6.
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Ashland
Hanover Club
West Clay Street
W. D. Cardwell
Sret
United States
J. &. Cates
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Agriculture Department
Washington
Cates
Messrs. Howison
Cox
Bodeker
Artillery Reported Use in Cuban Election Amid Tense Clashes
Havana special reports the general election across Cuba with armed guards, street patrols, and artillery near polling booths. Alfredo Zayas and General Menocal lead in a polarized race as fears of disorder prompt heavy security and claims of misuse of funds. Senator Ferrera warns the people must have the last word, seen as a revolutionary threat.
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Havana
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Alfredo Zayas
General Menocal
Gomez
Naonal Lottery Fund
Zayas
Monteaguda
Senor Ferrera
Cavalry to Move on Two Hours Notice
Chattanooga Tennessee reports that the Eleventh Cavalry at Fort Matethorpe has been ordered to be ready to march within two hours. The unit is prepared for service in Cuba, an instruction officers say has been anticipated for some time.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Fort Matethorpe
Cuba
Rail line sued in federal court over hours rule
Lynchburg Va Special District Attorney Barnes Gillespie files 26 charges against the Chesapeake and Ohio for trainmen working beyond sixteen hours on the James River and Clifton Forge division in April. Government seeks 13000 dollars in damages.
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Lynchburg
Gamblers Return to New York Amid Police Scandal Hoax
Rumors spread that gamblers are resuming activity in New York after exposures from the Herman Rosenthal case. District Attorney Whitman plans rapid trials of the four gunmen in the Rosenthal murder to probe police-gambler links, while some insiders warn the tide may be overblown. A gambler dismissed the reports as unfounded, saying no one would risk contact with authorities.
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New
Herman Rosenthal
New York
Saco
Sing Sing
Becker
Fasl
Whitman
Hosenthal
Goat shoots neighbor’s garden goat in Staten Island
Samuel Gideon of Concord Staten Island owned a prized Angora goat. Neighbor Daniel Wardell shot the animal after it romped in his garden. Wardell was arrested and fined 15 dollars with 60 dollars compensation to the goat’s owner.
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New York
Samuel Gideon
Concord
Staten Island
Daniel Wardell
Mr. Wardell
Superintendent Friel
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Friel
Wardel
Justice Fleming
Wardell
Mr. Gibson
Actress admits killing fellow performer in Chicago confession
Beatrice Ryall Conway confessed Friday to murdering Sophia G. Singer, Baltimore heiress, accusing her husband Charles Conway of the crime after interrogation. Conway broke down, saying he struck her and fled with him, unaware of Singer’s death until reading papers. Officers expect she will reveal full details once revived.
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Chicago
Ill
Beatrice Ryall Conway
Charlies Bb. Conway
Sophia G. Singer
Baltimore
Charles R. Warthen
Miss Singer
Con- Way
Conway
Noothbar
Warrenton Hounds Run Thrilling Hunt Through Oakwood Estate
Warrenton Virginia special describes a brisk Warrenton Hunt Club meet at Cannon Ball gate continuing through Oakwood estate and farms of Hayes Warner and McCabe. Riders listed include William F. Wilbur M F H Chilton Ginascock John Stone Dion Kerr and several Miss Stone riders. Weather praised and hounds ran fast and straight.
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Warrenton
Warrenton Hunt Club
Cannon Pall Gate
Oakwood
P. v. Hayes J. D. Warner
Ww. McCabe
Cannon Ball Gate
Tor
William F. Wilbur
Chilton Ginascock
Whines
John Stone
Dion Kerr
Lucien Keith, Jr
Isham Keith, Jr
E. A. Russell, Jr
Mra. Wt. A. Fi
Portman
Anne Gordon Stone
Lucy Stone
Superfluous Hair Product Sold With Quick Results
An advertisement claims Superfluous Hair dissolves as fast as warm water, with El-ado as the sole perfumed depilatory offering an absolute guarantee to remove hair from face neck and arms. It promises instant action and ships securely in a wrapper upon receipt of price.
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