Bulgarian Mobilization Rumor Clouds Macedonian Crisis
London reports a Sofia dispatch claiming Bulgaria may mobilize its army, a move contrary to official policy. Turkish forces near the frontier, Austrian German actions loom, and Macedonian bands raise arms with dynamite and rifles stored near Philippopolis. The Italian fleet waits in Sicily for a unified move with the Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Salonica
Sofia
Goektepe
Paris
M. Constans
Constantinople
Bofia
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Macedonia
Alile
Vienna
Goluchowski
Francis Joseph
Budapest
Sicily
Italy
Philippopolis
Roumelia
Boris Sarafoff
Adrianople
Austria
Hungary
Monastir
Peruna Cures Nervous Ailments Says Chicago Woman
A Chicago woman Mrs X Schneider describes a severe nerve breakdown with heart palpitations and systemic catarrh she says Peruna cured after starting in January 1902. She praises the remedy and recommends it to others. Mrs Fanny Klavadatscher of Summitsville New York also testifies to back and pelvic catarrh relief after two bottles. Send for Health and Beauty by Dr S B Hartman president Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
X. Schneider
Fanny Klavadatscher
Summitsville
N. Y
Bi Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Maceo memorandum warns of reprisals over Turkish atrocities
Sofia reports Macean organizations prepare a mercorandum for powers to present. It states insurgents will retaliate against Turkish actions and lists villages destroyed and 65,000 killed. Most targets are in Monastir vilayet. Adrianople is underrepresented. The memo cites alleged Massacre claims by the Monastir command and shifts responsibility to great powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Vilayet
Adrianople
Monastir Vilayet
Monastir
Woman ends life after mismated marriage with teenage boy
In Rising Sun Indiana a 40 year old woman shot herself with a revolver after learning she was mismated in marriage to an 18 year old. She waited for her husband, spoke of dying before morning, and was found by residents the next day as she died following an attempted self harm with rat poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Ollie Gibbs
Shooting at Sleepy Eye Wounds Woman and Barber
Sleepy Eye Minnesota September 9 Charles Kimball a barber shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Mike Toomey late yesterday afternoon and was wounded by a deputy marshal. He is jailed. Kimball allegedly courted Mrs. Toomey and boarded with her.
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Sleepy Eye
Minn
Chas. Kimball
Mike Toomey
Kimball
Tornado Struck Quincy Outskirts Wrecks Homes
A tornado struck the eastern outskirts of Quincy Illinois last night, tearing through about half a dozen houses where occupants escaped serious injuries. One resident, Mrs John Schneizier, was severely injured in the wreck, pinned between debris in the collapsed dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Ill
John Schneizier
Bar to Union Men An Open Declaration
In Cripple Creek Colorado on September 10 the mine owners association announced that no Western Federation of Miners members will be employed in any properties owned by association members. They cite the federation’s negative influence on district prosperity and vow not to tolerate its dictation. Federation officers report 110 of 1000 men have returned to work at four mines where operations resumed. State militia guards Stratton Independence mine at Victor as the fourth mine started under military protection in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Col
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation of Miners
Missouri
Joplin
Stratton Independence
Victor
Fight Continues as Hull City Mine Opens in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Colorado September 10 One more mine the Hull City placer has opened with a small force and existing mines have increased their operating crews. The mine owners association executive committee vows to keep fighting until miners abandon their position or the Western Federation of Miners is expelled from the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Col
Hull City Placer
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation of Miners
Low to Lead for Mayor with Fusion Endorsement
Seth Low was endorsed as the fusion candidate for New York City mayor at a fusion conference. All fusion bodies backed Low except the Greater New York Democracy and Kings County Democracy, signaling broad cross party support.
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New York
Seth Low
Greater
Spectator Killed as Oldfield Car Explodes at Grosse Pointe
Detroit report details a ten mile race at Grosse Pointe where Bar ney Oldfield lost control when a front tire burned and exploded. The car struck the fence, flying fifty feet, injuring spectator Frank Shearer who died en route to the hospital, while Oldfield survived with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Barney Oldfield
Grosse Pointe
Frank Shearer
Oldfield
Panama Bakers Strike Strikes Bread Shortage
Panama September 10 bread scarce as bakers' union orders a general strike over wage disputes with master bakers. The stoppage halts most baking across the city, worsening local food supply issues.
Bookwalter Focuses On Record In Indianapolis Campaign
Mayor Bookwalter plans a keynote here asserting his two year record saved the city from Taggart era debt and near poverty. He defends finances and tackles saloon and gambler issues while critics doubt his puritan stance and path forward. Senator Beveridge's South Bend speech signals conservative financial policy ahead. The Sons of Veterans encampment in Atlantic City brings Hoosier leadership with Governor Durbin set to speak.
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Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Taggart
Beveridge
South Bend
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Roosevelt
Sons of Veterans
Atlantic City
Frank Martin
Durbin
Chinese Prisoners Crowded in Ogdensburg Jail
Ogdensburg N Y Sept 10 Attorney James E Aken served papers requiring him to show cause before Judge Cox why 147 Chinese prisoners retained at Malone should not be discharged or given immediate trial. The men were arrested at the border for unlawfully staying in the country and have been jailed in the old barn for a month in crowded unsanitary quarters. One Chinese prisoner died from close confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
James E. Aken
Ogsdenburg
United States
Cox
Malone
Supreme Court to Hear Coal Trust Case October 5
Topeka Kansas reports the coal trust case will be argued in the supreme court on October 5. John Bell, jailed for contempt by Judge Hazen, has filed for a writ of habeas corpus and is released on a $500 bond. No further action will occur until after the high court's decision, expected after October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lyncheham
Thomas Walsh
F. E. Baker
Lyncheham
Maryborough
Sons of Ireland
United States
New York
Topeka
Kan
Coal Trust
Supreme Court
John Bell
Hazen
Fractured Sawmill Fracas in Winchester Indiana
Winchester Indiana September 10 William Binger employed in the Harvey Harris sawmill near the city was struck by a fragment of wood or metal causing injuries. The incident details remain unclear as readable text is fragmentary. Local authorities were alerted and are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ind
William Binger
Harvey Harris
Freight car crashes into Alexandria saloon demolishing corner
In Alexandria Indiana on September 10 a Union Traction freight car derailed after brake rod failure. It plowed into the Elwood line intersection demolishing August Tuertis’s brick saloon, burying Henry Tuertis with a fractured skull and injuring a colored porter while the motorman and conductor escaped harm due to the car roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ind
Union Traction
Elwood
August Tuerffs
Henry Tuertis
Tuertis
Bedford mystery arrest follows post mortem findings
In Bedford Indiana coroner reports Mrs Susanna Ireland died by a gunshot entering the head from the rear not the forehead. No powder burns found prompting murder suspicion. Joseph Weeks and his wife, her son in law and daughter, were arrested and committed on murder charges awaiting further inquiry. Mrs Ireland was fifty three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Susanna Ireland
Joseph Weeks
Ireland
Death by self in Atlanta claims Greenfield heir
Edgar A. Binford son of a wealthy Greenfield citizen and former representative of the Deering Harvester company for Georgia died by his own hand in Atlanta. He was a Bloomington State University graduate, a Mason, with many local relatives. Letters found in his pockets suggest despondency as the cause.
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Greenfield
Ind
Edgar A. Binford
Citzen
Atlanta
Deering Harvester Company
Georgia
State University
Bloomington
Fire Engine House Burned in Logansport
Logansport Indiana September 10 firemen sleeping when smoke filled the hay-mow fire broke out in the hose company quarters horses ran away and hose truck was saved after recapture the building suffered heavy damage with losses over $1000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Fifteenth-street Hose Company
Tragic Hay Baleer Killed at Sharp Farm in Munice
Walter A. Wood of Sandusky Ohio, age thirty one, was crushed to death when drawn headfirst into a baler on William Sharp’s farm near Munice Indiana. His body was sent to his old home.
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Muncele
Ind
William Sharp
Walter A. Wood
Sandusky
Wood
New Castle Sheriff Returns with Alleged Attacker
Sheriff Charles M. Christopher returns from Granite City Illinois with Cari Ross, accused of assaulting or attempting to assault Miss Sweigart. A passerby intervened and rescued the girl from the assailant’s grasp before harm occurred. Santa Fe Blackdom Townsite Company incorporated with $10,000 capital to establish a townsite.
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Ilinois
New Castle
Ind
Charles M. Christopher
Granite City
Ill
Cari ‘Ross
Organization of
Blackdom
Santa Fe, N. M
Blackdom Townsite Company
Lipton Skipper Wringe May Sail Here as Citizen
Captain Robin Wringe, skipper of the Shamrock II in the America's Cup defense against Reliance, announces plans to settle in the United States and seek citizenship when eligible. Lipton may revise plans to challenge again if unable to find a designer and a suitable skipper.
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New York
Robin Wringe
Reliance
Thomas Lipton
Captain Wringe
Telegraphic Yearly News Briefs From 1900s Beirut Detroit and Scotland
Official reports from Beirut show growing gravity in the region. In Southport the British association for the advancement of science convenes. Major Deimar sets a gelding mile record in Syracuse. The 28th annual convention of the National Whalessie Druggists association opens in Boston. Barney Oldfield crashes at Detroit auto race, killing a spectator. Quake shocks hit Boulder Loveland Longmont and Fort Collins with no damage. Leopold Stern surrenders over fraudulent letter-carrier sachet contracts. A German inventor perfects a telegraphing photograph apparatus. Banks apply in large numbers for currency circulation retirement. Andrew Carnegie seeks to buy Bannockburn battlefield to prevent builders’ encroachment.
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Beirut
British Association For the Advancement of Ecienca
Southport
Major Deimar
Syracuse
N. Y
National Whalessie Druggists Association
Boston
Detroit
Barney Oldfieht
Boulder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Collins
Col
Leopold Stern
Bat
Treasury Department
Andrew Carnegie
Banneskburn
Stirling
Scotland
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Market report from Indianapolis shows Wheat No 2 red firm around 0.88, Corn No 2 mixed near 0.88, Oats No 3 mixed about 0.83. Cattle steady 4.65 to 5.60, Hogs strong 5.50 to 6.10, Sheep steady 2.50 to 2.10, Lambs 5.00 to 5.50. Chicago grain: Wheat firm No 2 red 0.37, Corn steady No 3 mixed 0.62, Oats quiet No 2 mixed 0.87 to 0.96. Cattle dull 2.00 to 4.85, Hogs firm 4.40 to 6.20, Sheep steady 1.25 to 1.88, Lambs doll 0.38 to 0.75. New York: Wheat futures around 4.20 to 3.70, Hogs firm 4.16 to 6.34, Sheep firm 2.26 to 8.8, Lambs steady 6.00 to 6.10.
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Indianapolis
New York
Hoge
Lambe
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Balkans
Cripple Creek Mine Owners’ Association
Federation of Miners
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Ayer
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Witl
Market Report
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chicagea
HogeSteady
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