Woman named Manna Mysteria claims reincarnated Christ
New York report outlines the evangelist known as Manna Mysteria who declares herself the reincarnation of Jesus Christ and leads followers in The Church of the Holy Script. Apostles and disciples, including Peter and Paul, attest to her claims as she lives in Brooklyn with a circle of believers.
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New York
Manna Mysteria
Jesus Christ
Church of the Holy Script
Anfanna Mysteria
Peter
C. A. Sylvester
Apostle Peter
A. Sylvester
George M. Troutman
Christ
Pee
Haytt
Paul Retgen
Amorg
Mary
Martha
Tam
Petar
Sylvester
Istan
Nostrand Avenue
Brooklyn
Servian Regicides' Grip Tightens Amidst Military Plot
London dispatch reports at Nish a grave conspiracy by regicides controlling civil and military power in Servia. About 1500 officers are said involved with much of the army secretly sympathetic. The king faces a surrounding clique of assassins led by Gentchitch while potential treachery looms over the throne.
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Servia
London
Times
Helgrade
Nish
Gentchitch
Ainse Peter
Mount St. Helens Near Eruption In Washington
Reports from Tacoms Washington indicate Mount St Helens, long deemed extinct, may erupt soon. Miners at the base say last week’s Cascade earthquake was caused by volcanic disturbances below the crater and note hotspots near the summit too hot to touch.
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Mount St. Helens
Tacoms. Wash
Washington
Mt. St. Helens
Cascade Mountains
St. Helens
Assassins Control Servian Government According to Times
The Times from Belgrade reports a grave military conspiracy at Nish against the regicides. About 1,500 officers are involved, with the majority of the nation potentially sympathetic. The assassin clique holds the key posts, arsenals, and treasury while King Peter is tightly surrounded. Election mood rises with tightening tensions.
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Servia
London
Times
Belgrade
Nish
Genthlech
Peter
Schwab in New Role to Fund Education Like Carnegie
Weatherly Pennsylvania September 25 Charles M Schwab announced plans to devote his fortune to education and industrial instruction. He dedicated the Mrs C M Schwab school building and said he would seek to build public schools where most needed. He cited the Dinkey family links to local industry and noted Mrs Schwab was born nearby.
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Weatherly
C. M. Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Schwab
America
Schwab
Dinkey
Fis
A. C. Dinkey
Carnegie Steel Works
Hkeégar Thompson Steel Works
Braddock
M. ix. Kinsey
Labor Row Marks Opening of Iron Workers Convention
Sam Parks of New York denounces nondelegates during the opening session of the In Union Bridge and Structural Iron Workers convention in City. President Buchanan and Mayor Reed welcome delegates as disputes over representation surface and the meeting proceeds.
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Parks
James A. Reed
John Smith
Kansas City
Samuel Parks
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King Edward approves key ministerial appointments
Sept. 23 reports say King Edward must approve Austen Chamberlain as chancellor of the exchequer and Arnold as Secretary of State for India. Broderick is named secretary for India and Selborne for the colonies, but no official confirmations have been issued.
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Austen Chamberlain
Exchequer
Arnold Rsfer
Mir
Broderick
India
Selborne
Labor leaders split over Miller case at meeting
Washington September meeting of the American Federation of Labor failed to reach a decision on Assistant Foreman Miller’s reinstatement at the Government Printing Office. President Whitmore urged Miller’s dismissal, while Central Labor union pushed for action against President Roosevelt’s orders and urged “open shops” policies.
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Washington
Foreman Miller
Government Printing Office
Roosevelt
Whitmore
Stereotypers’ Union
Gompers
Miller
Central Labor Union
Columbia ‘Typographical Union No. 101
W. A. Miller
Cortelyou
Charles W. Winslow
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Kansas City
Fills Palace
New York
Citizens
Washington, D. C
George Francis Train
Test Ride A Fast One From Oklahoma To West Point
Trooper Davis of the Eighth United States cavalry completes a 39 day ride from Oklahoma to West Point, first in a detachment of twelve to test endurance of horse and man. The group paused only for sleep, with mounts ferried every miles, aiming to beat the 45 day distance record.
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Oklahoma
West Point
Pittsburg
Davis
Eighth
United States Cavalry
Young
Stair
Treaty with Menelik American Officer to Negotiate
American consul general Robert P. Skinner will travel to Abyssinia with a marine detachment to negotiate a commercial treaty with King Menelik. He will confer with State Department officials in Washington before departing for his post after a few weeks in the United States.
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Washington
Sept. S
Robert P. Skinner
Marseilles
Abyssinia
Skinner
Maon, O
State Department
Death of P. M. Crapo in Burlington Iowa
Philip A. Crapo, a well known Burlington resident noted as one of the oldest and wealthiest in the area and famed philanthropist, died at his home today of pneumonia. The death occurred in Burlington Iowa on September 23. He had long been a prominent figure in the community and state.
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Burlington
Philip Af. Crapo
Diké
Would-Be Express Robbers Fail in Chicago Attempt
A pair of would be robbers attempted to raid a Chicago express car after leaving yards but were thwarted when the messenger, William Gaughin, knocked them unconscious. The supposed assailants discovered he was the wrong man, and no valuables or safes were disturbed. Police details are sparse.
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Chicaso
Willia Gaughin
Nessenger
Chicago
Treaty Deadlock Delays Ratification Extension Sought
Washington reports no new note from Colombia on extending the ratification period for the Hay Bunau-Varilla treaty. Acting Secretary of State Acheson states no fresh position has reached Washington as of today, keeping the canal treaty stalled and the deadline in limbo.
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State Department
Carombbian
Cams
Beaupre
Adlee
Ram Begote
New York Broker Rescued After Island Ordeal Off Greenwich
James Lampton, a New York broker, survived days on Little Captain’s island after his boat capsized in a storm near Greenwich. Rescued by bridge tender August Scott, Lampton endured hunger and exposure, wandered the island seeking help, and was found near collapse on the beach as evening approached.
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New York
James Lampton
Little Captain's Island
Greenwich
Wednesdale
August Scott
Cos-Cob
Lampton
Scott
Great Captain’s Island
Captain's Island
Little Captain’s Island
Insurance Firms Target Pennell Death Motive in Burdick Case
Four insurance actions seek $99,000 arguing Arthur R Pennell self inflicted his death to cover theft from relatives and link him to the Burdick murder case. Assessments aim to prove motive and may reveal details of Pennell and his wife’s involvement before the fatal plunge.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Supreme Court
Arthur R. Pennell
Burdick
Wilson S. Bissell
Edwin L. Burdick
Mr. Bissell
Duke of Roxburghe Kisses May Goelet at Steamer Pier
Newport R I Sept 22 The Duke of Roxburghe kissed May Goelet before about four onlookers causing surprise among fashionables who deem public affection improper The couple stood by the Puritan steamer as he went to Canada to hunt and fish and promised daily letters
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Roxburghe
Canaa
Markets Report From Sioux City and Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Sioux City live stock market notes cover hogs cattle and sheep with steady trends and price ranges in heavy and light categories. Chicago receipts show market steady with hogs cattle and sheep all near previous levels. Sioux City and Omaha markets list various cattle prices and ranges for natives cows and yearlings.
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Yanis
Chicago
Washington Talk on Turkey Pressure and Balkan Moves
Washington reports a cable from Minister Leishman in Constantinople with limited details. The United States weighs reactions to Turkish atrocities while considering withdrawal of the Beirut squadron and possible actions in the region. Bulgaria plans to mobilize up to 200000 men as Balkan tensions rise amid rumors of Turkish plans and international responses.
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Ept
State Department
Minster Leisman
Constantinople
Beirut
Outer Bay
Turkey
United States
Bulgaria
Ficia
London
Scott
Balkan
Vilna
Sofia
Daily Telegraph
France
Macedonia
Macedoni
Wuld
Serian
Bulgeia
Servit
Turas
Ora
Serious Battle Report Near Melnik Involving Turkish Losses
Telegrams from Rila report a fierce engagement at Zekin near Melnik sixty five miles from Salonica. Turkish forces are said to have suffered 800 dead including two colonels, with insurgents and rebels in control of most villages in the Melnik district and many villas seized.
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Sofia
Rila
Djoumaia
Zekin
Melnik
Salonica
Hames
Servian pledge to curb frontier trouble sparks fear of massacres
Dispatches report Serbia informs powers it will prevent revolts near the frontier and disperse bands massing to cross into Macedonia. The notice warns continued Christian persecution and Turkish atrocities could trigger worse massacres, amid revolutionary plans and fear of widespread upheaval along the border.
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Macedor 2
London
The
Daily Mail
Corres
Soha Telegraphs
Turkey
Bulgaria
Francis Joseph
Masdonia
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Europe
Sir Thomas Stronger Lipten Lipten To Leave By Week’s End
Chicago September 21 report says Lipten has recovered from illness and improved steadily since his attack. Doctors deem no further bullet necessary and expect the barret to be strong enough to serve for his Goz by week’s end.
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Chicago
Ste Promse Lipten Wis
Basse
LisGoz
The Rose of Yesterday Poem by Horace Seymour Keifer
A lyrical fragment titled The Rose of Yesterday appears with lines praising resilience against despair. Attributed to Horace Seymour Keifer and later referenced by poets like Hen Tyrrell, the verse blends themes of longing, fate, and steadfast courage amid storms. The piece invokes distant images of lovers, roses, and skies as it urges perseverance.
Only a Model and Other Tales by A B Charter
A fragmented 1903 prose piece portrays a narrator observing a husband and his mysterious visitor from a window, hinting at jealousy and suspense as an unexpected murder clue appears, followed by unrelated notes on New York Herald water news and Cornell University water supply.
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News York Herald
Ithaca
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