Turkey Holds Firm Against Final Peace Proposal
Constantinople reports say the Porte rejects surrender of Adrianople and Aegean islands. Rechid Pasha privately offered to cede Maritza and Tunja rivers and to demolish Adriano ple fortifications, but Turkish ministers insist on remaining firm against Western demands.
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Rechid Pasha
London
Maritza
Tunja
Turkey
Kirk-Killfeseh
Heine
Adrianople
Accian Isles
Balkan peace talks in London hinge on Greek and Turkish delegates
A London commentary predicts the Balkan peace delegates will not trigger a rupture nor war over Adrianople. The article notes the main treaty lines are set, with details to follow, and Turkish ambassador Osman Nizami Pasha protests ally ultimatums while powers push for a final settlement.
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London
Miere
Adrianople
Regord
Osman Nizami
Big Liner Grounded In Mud With Passersby Laughing
New York reports a large liner ran aground in the upper bay near Tomy finsviki on Saturday morning. A squadron aided by boats and tugs helped, the vessel rested in the channel mud with no serious damage. Onlookers found humor in the scene as passengers slept in a nearby hotel beforehand.
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New York
Jan
Amerika
Tomy
Finsviki
Southampton
Samily Hook
Peon
Phes
Francis Joseph Hinesens of Austria Alarms Courtrymen
Francis Joseph Hiness from Austria alarms courtrymen with renewed claims of imperial authority amid political upheaval and rising nationalist tensions in central Europe.
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Hiness
Austria
Former Hoosier in trouble in Boston
Fort Wayne Indiana January 6. James Brandon Jennings a prize fighter held in Boston on a charge of reider is really Patsy McKenna of Fort Wayne. McKenna is known statewide for fights in major cities and confessing to killings in Portland Harbor Oregon and Everett Washington. He served eighteen months for the Kean crime but faced no arrest for other killings.
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Ind
James Brandon Jennings
Boston
Reje der
Patis McKenna
McKenna
Poston
Patsy
Killina
Threetyen
McPherson
Ryan
Porton Harbor
Miete
Pme
Beverett
Wash
Kean
McKenna Kem
Mildred
Plonouvan
Warnine
Tragic Wreck Splits Luckenbach Off Potomac Shrouded in Death
Baltimore reports reveal the steamer Luckenbach from Port Pinpat to Baltimore was hit near the mouth of the Potomac by the Indrakuala. Fourteen crewmen perished in the sea. survivors clung to wreckage and deck as waves battered them for hours before rescue. Captain Gilbert and his wife were lost. The Indrakuala, damaged and sinking, saved as many as possible and beached to aid.
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Baltimore
Carmine
Lemond Marsh
Taneler Sound
Julia Luckenbach
Gutore
Luckenbach
Pennsylvania
Port Pinpat
Potomac
Indrakuala
Lfe
Gilbert
Ufe
Cher
Clergy resignations and misconduct allegations rattle church leadership
In Philadelphia and Evansville reports emerge of accusations against ministers including Rev Mortimer at St. Mark's Richmond and calls for Bishop Moatobe to resign. The Evansville halt of police HQ under smallpox quarantine and a New York extradition case are briefly noted alongside Taft appointments, including Fred R. Moore as Liberia minister.
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Dan
Pakinr Exon
Phely Mo
Pero Mortimer
Nevine
Ans
St. Mark's Church
George Chalmers Richmond
Dane Better
Richmond
Mortimer
Mdshopla
Dastier
Jones Trust
Episcopal Church
Evansville
Ind
Thiakes
Michael Kells
Tacil
Cowes
New York
George A. Sipp
Curran Aldermanic Committee
Ficess
Atlantic City
Will Fleet
Curran Committee
Washington
Jan
Senate
Taft
Fred R. Moore
Liberia
Wood. Crain
Moore
New York Age
Poltics
George Ade Hurt in Fall on Slippery Pavement
Popular humorist George Ade suffered a bad fall on slick pavement causing serious injuries. Medical staff report his condition as stable though in apparent distress.
Popular humorist George Ade injured in Lafayette incident
Lafayette Indiana January 6 George Ade the popular humorist was injured while walking on a slippery sidewalk he fell and was carried to a doctor with bruises and possible injuries to his side His condition was described as improved after cleansing and he was later moved to a home where his injuries are being treated cautiously and physicians report mixed prognosis
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Lafayette
Ind
George Ade
Quideo Ufenrsy
Phesicians
Tefas
Iim
Funeral crowds fill streets for Senator Davis rites
Thousands attended the funeral in Little Reek Arkansas as crowds lined the streets near Senator Jeff Davis’s residence and the Second Baptist church for services led by Reverend Ben Cox. About 25 000 people reportedly crowded the procession route in what observers call the largest funeral in the region.
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Little Reek
Ark
Pinky
Jeff Davis
Second Baptistehaurehb
Mt. Holly Cemetery
Tiwan
Congressional Mineral Party
Second Baptist Church
Dlew
Ben Cox
Samuel Campbell
First Baptist
Chiurch
Weather Observations From U S Weather Bureaus
Observations at 8 p m EST show New York 39 cloudy San Francisco 36 clear St Paul 00 cloudy Chicago 38 sleet Indianapolis 43 rain St Louis 32 rain New Orleans 68 partly cloudy Washington 18 cloudy Gulf coast likely fair.
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New York
San Francisco
St. Paul
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
New Orleans
Washington
Lawmakers Prepare for Indiana Session Caucus Actions
Preparations rise as Indiana lawmakers meet to dispose of reports on alleged plunder and choose a speaker. Democrats expect Homer to lead House with plans for staff, clerks, and a larger Democratic presence in the forthcoming session.
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House
Senate
Hig
Tartaneseh
Fayerad
Loot Found in Stable and Home Tied to Burglary at Mary Green's
Detectives in Indianapolis recover jewelry clothing and household articles valued at about 15000 from a stable at 723 Mast Twelfth Street and the home of Mary Green. Henry Smith colored is arrested on burglary charges after an attempted pawn of a stolen watch. A valise with jewelry valued at 3200 is among the loot. Police continue the investigation.
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Indianapolis
Mast Twelfth Street
Mary Green
Park Avenue
Broadway
Eleventh Street
Fenrs Smith
Wom Smith
Jessie Wilson Elects Daughter as Public Speaker
Jessie Wilson announces his daughter as a public speaker in a community event. The appointment signals the family’s active role in civic outreach and youth engagement within the local area.
Woman Addressed Large Audience at Central Push
In Trenton New Jersey on a Sunday afternoon Miss Tegste Woodrow Wilken daughter of the president elect spoke at a license event in the Central Puawistohireh Talsib. The crowd filled the venue and many stood due to the large turnout with Young Women Christian Association supporters present.
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Trenton
N. J
Miss Tegste Woodrow Wilken Danahter
Young heroine saves Catskills forest fire victims at midnight
A young girl on horseback in the Catskills drew attention by saving many lives during a nighttime forest fire scare. The story contrasts with warnings about a dangerous cough remedy and its claimed cures, including a testimonial from WR Patterson of Wellington Texas. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery with prices and a trial bottle offer.
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Catskills
Charles D. Knoefel Drug Co
Old Papers for Sale at this Office
A local office advertises old papers for sale at ten cents per hundred, inviting customers to purchase as needed. The listing notes availability within the office premises and emphasizes low cost for bulk or small quantities.
Wilson and Bryan clash over cabinet role and power
The piece recounts a heated debate about Wilson and Bryan regarding a cabinet appointment. It notes Wilson’s opposition to Bryan’s influence and discusses the political dynamics, etiquette in Washington, and potential impacts on party leadership and policy, referencing Taft era precedents and ongoing speculation about future administrations.
Local Notices and Community Events Report
Local society notices describe rehearsals at the Hayden Male Chorus and meetings of new and old lodges, church activities, and community gatherings. Mentions of engineering groups and state road policy discussions appear amid scattered names and events, with social and religious activities highlighted.
Local society notes from Vincennes and surrounding area
Personal mentions report several residents traveling, visiting relatives, and pursuing studies. Names include Clark fefi testay, Thomas Itners, Plogselin Dodds, Alinda Widmann, Mary Chippinger, Miss Clarence Frances Tyler, Jennie Johnson, and others. Events cover travels to Warren Peoria Bloomington Greencastle and Topeka, marriages, and a city church pulpit change with local hosts and venues.
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C.f. Conrad
Argon
Market Street
Peru
Ind
Conrad
W. Bo Careon
Joseph Told
State University Bible Har
Bloomington
Park Chrristian
Todd
R. Lee Bussubarger
Frederick Ml Marts
Arcadia
Misa Clarence Frances Tyler
Manon
Elc. Lucas
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Eisenhauer
Raat Main Street
Jennie Johnson
Lillian Walter
Eleventh Street
Topeka
Kan
Miss Walter
Bertha Kierner
Alva Rilling
Alma McCulloch
Ethel Hauswalt
Irene Houseman
Jena Payne
Martie Higgins
Eleanor Stoy
Edna and Irma Sagabiel
Frances Sands
Glen Wiseman
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Delauw University
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