First Act of Balkan War Shows Tense Retaliation In Balkans
Budapest reports say Serbians killed three Austrian gendarmes on the Bosnian frontier provoking Austrian gunboat bombardment of Serbian positions. British and Russian diplomats seek to rally powers under Berlin Treaty to curb Balkans tensions as Belgrade protests and calls for monarch Peter’s abdication rise. Austro-Hungarian forces mass along the Drina with 150000 more ready to advance.
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Vienna
Budapest
London
Isvoleky
Edward Grey
Peter
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Bosnia
Hercegovina
Drina
Bervia
Servian
Unhappy King Peter Faces pressures in Belgrade
In Belgrade Serbia on October 10 unrest against King Peter grows with organizers demanding he declare war on Austria Hungary or abdicate in favor of his son Crown George. In Constantinople a Bulgarian steamship narrowly avoids trouble as it sails under a new royal flag, unfamiliar to most navies.
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Peter
Belgrade
Servia
Austria
Hungary
Crown of
George
Constanti Mie, Oott
Constantinople
Varna
Peruna Endorsed By Mothers For Child and Ear Ailments
A mother from Crook Steele Street South Pacoma Wai reports Peruna lifted her weak exhausted condition after trying other remedies. Her daughter improved within a week and she keeps Peruna on hand for minor illness. Hempstead Texas mother trusts Peruna and Lacupia for her son’s persistent ear discharge and hearing issues after local doctors failed. The family credits Peruna and Lacupia with restoration of health and urges purchase of Peruna tablets.
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Bow. Crook
Chos
Steele St
South Pacoma
Wai
Phad
Balkan plot alleged by journal Des Debats letter seeks German aim
Paris reports a letter from an informed source alleging a complex Balkan plot led by Emperor William with Baron Von Aehrenthal to humiliate Britain Turkey and to draw Ferdinand and Hungary into the plan to gain Russian sympathy and blunt Young Turks influence. Washington says Army Retirement Board finds Col William F Stewart seriously ill from valvular heart disease likely forcing his retirement.
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Paris
Oet
Journal Des Debats
Balkan
William
Baron von Aehrenthal
Haritain
Turkey
Ferdinand
Hungaria
Washington
Army Retiring Board
William F. Stewart
Fort Grant
Stewart
Detroit in Public Eye Today for World Series Opener
Detroit and Chicago teams arrive in strong condition for the world championship game opener. Bennett Park in Detroit is in superb shape and drew a record crowd as play began at 2 pm. Mr. Bryan begins his Missouri campaign tour from Hannibal toward St Joseph.
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Detroit
Haseball
Bennett Park
Mr. Bryan
Missouri
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Kern
Huntington
W. Va
Tobacco Growers Organize in Kentucky Region
Temporary organization formed by Union Tobacco Society members from Kentucky Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Tennessee West Virginia and Missouri in Louisville Kentucky. Officers elected will serve until November 12 as a major tobacco convention gathers in Louisville to name successors and the group predicts the tobacco trust capitulating and setting prices nationwide.
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Tobacco Growers
Louisville
Union Tobacco Society
Bowling Greesa
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tennessee
West Virginia
Missouri
Laureville
Tobacco Trust
United States
Goethals Defends Cable-Way Contract Awards Under Inquiry
Col George W. Goethals, Panama canal director, testifies amid charges of discrimination in awarding cable-way contracts before Inspector General Garlington. He defends the process, notes haste of inquiry, and stresses readiness to answer accusations by William A. Brothers and others. Unrelated hotel ad and medical note follow.
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New York
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Garlington
Goethals
William A. Brothers
Spencer Miller
Lidgerwood Manufacturing Company
Mr. Brothers
Colonel Goethals
Slater
Woode
Sieberts
Wedding Bells Turn to Knell in Wadsworth Murder
In Wadsworth Ohio Ora Lee twenty one, a factory girl bound for marriage, was shot dead on the road to Custard Hook. Groom elect Guy Rasor is detained amid a murder investigation. Clues include missing horse shoe tracks and an alibi dispute as police seek motive and details.
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Wadsworth, O
Ora Lee
Wadsworth
Custard Hook
Guy Rasor
Miss Lee
Rasor
Wooster
Charles Rasor
Marshal Bricker
Guys Raser
Wadaworth
Raszor
Misa Lee
Raser
Sustained improvement noted despite election nerves
Bradstreet reports irregular trade signals but an underlying trend toward growth. Any gains come as farmers harvest in fine weather boosting rail tonnage and wheat exports, while iron and steel stay quiet awaiting elections. The piece also links a Brooklyn lodging case to a Jersey murder inquiry.
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New York
Bradstreet
Weekly
Review of Trade Today
Trou
Standard Oil trial adjourned for defense in Chicago
Adjournment to Monday morning follows Friday hearing of the railroad phase of the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil. Henry E. Felton, general traffic manager, testified in direct examination before Judge Conklin Ferriss. Meantime General Ira C. Abbott, longtime pension bureau clerk, dies in Washington at age eighty four.
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Chicago
Henry E. Felton
Standard of! Company
Standard of Company
Conklin Ferriss
Ira C. Abbott
Internal Revenue
Michigan
Pension Bureau
Washington
Charcoal Lozenges advertised as cure for bad breath
A long promotional notice touts Stasi's Charcoal Lozenges made from willow and honey as a stomach cleanser and breath freshener. It claims quick gas absorption and digestion aid, urges readers to buy at 25 cents a box and send for a trial by mail.
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Stasi
Stuart Co
Stuare Bldg
Electric Bitters Praised by San Jose Resident
Mrs M M Davison of 379 Gif ford Ave San Jose California endorses Electric Bitters as a superior family remedy for headache biliousness and liver and bowel torpor. She asserts more health for digestive organs in a bottle than any other remedy she knows. Sold under guarantee at Chaes D Knosfel’s drug store for 50c.
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M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Chae D. Knosfel
Dr Hurty Urges Post Office Spit Text Card
Indianapolis October 10 Dr J N Hurty secretary of the state board of health says the spitter is a dirty indecent animal He sent a letter to R V Claxton postmaster at French Lick asking for caution cards to stop spitting in the post office Hurty suggests posting a sign ordering no spitting and ejecting anyone who spits The letter describes the spitter as a nuisance spreading disease and proposes use of the sign as edification for public spitting practices.
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Indianapolis
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Louisville man found guilty in Indianapolis express conspiracy
After a ten minute deliberation the criminal court convicted Eugenes F. McDonald of conspiracy to defraud Adams Express. McDonald faces 2 to 14 years in prison and a $25 to $5000 fine. The plan involved a supposed valuable package in July 6 that contained only excelsior and sponge soaked with phosphorus. Wolfson of Philadelphia was indicted with McDonald and will be tried separately.
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Indianapolis
Eugenes F. McDonald
Louisville
Adams Express Company
McDonald
MccDonald
Charles Wolfson
Philadelphia
The
Express Company
Louieville
Express
Wolfson
Leading Stereotyper Kerwin Dies at 46 in Flushing
John W. Kerwin foreman of the American Press Association stereotyping department died at his Flushing home after a brief illness. He leaves a wife and six children. A Chicago native, he was 46 and began with the association twenty five years ago regarded as one of the nation’s best stereotypers.
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New York
John W. Kerwin
American Preas Association
Flushing
N. Y
Kerwin
Chicago
American Presse Association
Roy Massena Acquitted in Indiana Embezzlement Trial
Warsaw Ind Oct 10 Roy Massena of Indianapolis was acquitted after a Kosciusko circuit court trial on embezzlement charges involving 1500 while serving as deputy county treasurer. The verdict cleared Massena as the trial concluded a week of proceedings and jurors returned a verdict of not guilty. Substantial progress in industrial recovery followed, with many workers resuming jobs in mills and factories that had been idle for months, according to a Dun review.
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Roy Massena
Warsaw
Ind
Indianapolis
Kosciusko
Dune
Gauss Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Permanent Relief
An advertisement from O. E. Gauss of Marshall Minnesota touts Gauss Catarrh Cure as a radical cure for catarrh. It claims to purge the germ from the system and offers a free trial package by mail with a coupon.
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O. E. Gauss
Marshall
Mick
Aeseeblaed Saeeee Aris
C. E. Gauss
Maite Street
Mich
Taft Roosevelt Campaign Itinerary Published for Next Week
The schedule shows Judge Taft and President Roosevelt consulting in Washington before Taft campaigns in the South including Louisville and Chattanooga. Newark New Jersey Bellmore Maryland Indiana Ohio and New York City are listed with dates October 18 19 21 and into November 2 ending in Youngstown. A. K. Vorys will accompany Taft for the remaining tours.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Ohio
South
Louisville
Chattanooga
Greensboro
N. Q
Richmond
Newark
N. J
Bellmore
Maryland
Indiana
Chicago
Hoosier State
New York City
Youngstown
Bryan Scolds the President at Campaign Stop
In Galesburg Illinois on October 10 William J Bryan denounced President Roosevelt for aiding his Republican rival Taft. He claimed Taft cannot promise real reform and accused the Republicans of injustice to workers and the public. He billed himself as advance agent of prosperity and condemned Roosevelt for meddling in the Taft campaign.
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Bryan
Galesburg
Taft
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Justice
Foley Kidney Remedy Promises Restore Vitality
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy strengthens weak kidneys and revives health for those with kidney trouble, warning to refuse any other remedy and crediting O. D. Knoefel.
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Foley
S. O. D. Knoefel
Some Pet Economies In Thrift And Waste
A columnist muses on tiny savings from everyday thrift habits such as saving string scraps and halves of note paper. The piece recalls a clergyman's tale of a relative insisting on finishing remaining medicines to avoid waste, a practice deemed excessive by the author.
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London
Black Auf
White
Grain and Livestock Prices and Anecdote from James Lee
Prevailing current prices for grain and livestock across Indianapolis Cincinnati New York Chicago and Toledo with bids on corn wheat oats hay and cattle hogs and lambs. Includes regional futures figures and a personal anecdote from Zanesville noting Mrs Mary Lee praising Dr Kings New Discovery for her husband James Wells life.
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Cincinnati
New Vort
Steere
James Lee
Wells
Zanesville
Mary Lee
Reese
James
Dr. King
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