Fear war in Balkans anarchy in Adrianople drives thousands away
Vienna reports describe worsening Balkan crisis with Bulgarian bands killings and 1153 bombs found near the frontier. Adrianople is cited as in anarchy with thousands fleeing towns as Turkish authorities plan persecution of Bulgarian inhabitants and razing villages. Turkish forces in the vilayet total about 120000.
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London Times
New York
Trigs
London
Vienna
Times
Balkan
Sasa
Politische Correspondenz
Adrian
Associated Press
vHayet
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Turkey
Bulgatian
Vilayet
Armenian Situation Grows Critical in Constantinople Report
Constantinople dispatch notes Armenia's crisis deepening as Russia seeks joint international pressure on the powers to curb disturbances. Russia fears a turmoil would shift Turkey’s focus from Macedonia and urges action to suppress unrest.
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Lincox
New York Times
London
Constantinople
Russia
Turkey
Mexican Mine Disaster Kills Twenty Four In Coahuila
Twenty four miners died and about fifty were injured in a gas explosion at the Las Esperanzas coal mines in Coahuila Mexico. The blast occurred when a defective lamp ignited gas, trapping workers as earth and debris collapsed on exits. Only a few who escaped were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barratoeran
Coahuila
Mexico
Las Esperanzas
Mexican Coat. and Coke Company
Fatal Fight in Breathitt Near Magoffin County Line
Special to The New York Times reports a fatal shootout near Breathitt and Magoffin counties after a dispute tied to a jury case. Hiram Barnett was killed, John Henry Hacker and Berry Prater wounded. A teenage witness recounted the scene as tensions from a feud and jury conduct sparked the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Salyersville
Magofffin
Darsydell
Breathitt County
Hiram
Barnett
John Henry Hacker
Berry Prater
Nathaglae
Letia
Seka Hacker
Burns Whitzpatrick
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
Jackson
Hacker
Wecuse
Hargises
Winchester
Fife
Hix
Prater
Tracker
Himy
Davidson
Jacker
Fin¢hker
Magoffin County
Hargis- Cardwell
Man Killed by Westbound Train Near Pennington
John Entien, about thirty two, of Bound Brook, was accidentally killed when struck by a westbound train between Pennington and Glenmore between 1 and 4 this morning. He owned a small property and was widely known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
John Entien
Here
Glenmore
Bound Brook
Page Index and Sections Listing Contents
A fragmented note lists sections and pages such as Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Buyers on page 8, Losses by Fire on page 2, Marine intelligence and Foreign Mails on page 2, Real Estate on page 1, and Society Weather Reports and yesterday’s fires on various pages.
Tragic death linked to planned July wedding at Glenmore
A man was last seen with Miss Mary Leudwig of Glenmore at 10:30 P M Saturday before being found dead today. Coroner Disbrow of Trenton was notified and the body was taken to the Morgue in Trenton for an inquest scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leudwig
Glenmore
West End
Glenmore Tower
Disbrow
Trenton
Dogs fill Oyster Bay as Roosevelt visits amid dog fights
Special to The New York Times reports Oyster Bay on June 28 crowded with dogs and visitors for President Roosevelt. Town dogs fight each other while town canines fear hydrophobia leading to a July 1 license tag shooting order, amid ownership confusion and potential canine slaughter.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Solomon Townsend
Nlone
Jis
Army Worm Invasion Tramples Through Walla Walla County
A vast army worm column about 150 yards wide and nearly three miles long advances through Walla Walla County. Rancher Oliver Dwitt reports leaders emerging from Joe Harbert's wheat field as his stock and wagon are crushed. worms measure from 14 to 18 inches, brown and fuzzy with green stripes, alarming local farmers for crops and wheat.
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New York Times
Tacoma
Washington
Walla Walla County
Oliver Dwitt
One Eyed Bay Horse Spooks City Stairs
A one eyed bay horse belonging to John Gonnelton bolted from a stable on West Thirtieth Street. It knocked down two children and charged through a boarding house hallway before policemen and residents subdued it and returned it to the stalls.
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John Gonnelton
Gonnelton
John Tobin
John Laughlin
Thomas Corbin
Thirtieth Street
Mrs. Langden
Policeman Kelly
West Thirtyseventh Street
Helly
Mr. Lang
Dawson Drowns Off Cape May In Strong Tide
Clyde Walker Dawson, assistant agent of the Board of Children's Guardians in the District of Columbia, drowned at Cape May New Jersey as he ventured into a strong ebb tide. He lived in Linden Maryland and was recovered two hours later after becoming exhausted near the breakers.
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Cape May
N. J
Clyde Walker Dawson
Board of Children's Guardians of the
District of Columbia
Dawson
Linden
Thieves Take Watch and Yacht Club Emblem in Atlantic City
Louis Kuehnle, a prominent hotel keeper, reports the loss of his watch and chain and $29 after retiring. The emblemed item, a gift from the Atlantic City Yacht Club, features sixteen sapphires and sixteen diamonds, a compass motif, and the monogram “4 K” on the reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Louis Cuehnie
Atlantic City Yacht Club
Kuehnle
Yacht Club
Oregon Wool Operator Loses Leg in Accident
The Dalles Oregon June 28 George Abbott of Boston a leading Pacific Coast wool operator was seriously injured at Bigg's Station after stepping from an unguarded platform in darkness. He sustained injuries including the amputation of the right leg.
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Oregon
Dalles
Ore
George Abbott
Boston
Pacific Coast
Bigg’s Station
Preacher Urges Black Self Defense Amid Lynching View
In Wilmington on June 23 the Rev Montrose W Thornton denounced whites as demons and urged blacks to be their own sheriff and jury after a mob burned George E White to death for Miss Helen Bishop’s murder. Churches defended Rev Robert A Elwood amid criticism for lynching remarks while police stay vigilant.
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Wilmington
Del
Montrose W. Thornton
Episcopa
Thornton
Tracy
Booker T. Washington
George E. White
Helen Bishop
Chester
Penn
Philadelphia
Bishop
Robert A. Elwood
Olivet Presbyterian Church
South Safer for Negroes Said by Atlanta Editor
Clark Howell cautions that northern migration for Black workers is risky due to anti labor rights, violence, and insufficient protection. He cites incidents in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Pana, Virden, Connellsville, and other towns to argue that southern labor centers may offer more security for African Americans seeking work.
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New York Times
Atlanta, Ga
Chicago Heights
Clark Howell
Howell
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Ilinois
Pana
Virden
Illnois
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Honors to Dr Crum in Chicago reception plans
Dr W D Crum, noted as a colored man newly appointed collector at Charleston, S C, will attend a reception at the Institutional Church in Chicago and will be hosted by Henry L Hertz and other federal officials at luncheon. He will also visit with the Colored Men's Basin League and attend a banquet at the Appomattox Club that evening.
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New York Times
Chicago
W. D. Crum
Charleston
S. C
South
Institutional Church
Crum
Henry L. Hertz
Internal Revenue Collector
Colored Men’s Basin League
Appomattox Club
Details of official Kishineff inquiry published by The Times
London reports from a Times correspondent on Kishineff inquiry details. It notes Odessa Procurator Polak arrested 1,000 suspects, magistrates hiding evidence, a post mortem ban, and a nurse protesting altered testimony. The Times editorial condemns Russia’s repression and urges U S action led by President Roosevelt to address the petition from a foreign government.
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London
TimEs
New York Times
the Times
Davidovitch
Brassarabetz
Odessa
Polak
Freimar
The
Russia
Kishineff
Jaures
Paris
United States of America
Hmbo
Roosevel
Hanna Preaches Time Worth Salvation Army Citadel Dedication
In Cleveland on June 28 a new Salvation Army citadel, valued at 100000 dollars, was dedicated with Senator Hanna as chair. He praised the army and noted if he had time to preach he would lend his voice in support. Col Myron T Herrick and Gen S M B Young attended the ceremony.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New
Citadel
Salvation Army
Senator Hanna
Booth Tucker
Myron T. Herrick
Gen
S. M.B. Young
United States Army
Pettus Sees Bleak Democratic Outlook for Next Campaign
Montgomery June 5 United States Senator Pettus voiced a gloomy view of the Democratic Party’s prospects in the upcoming Presidential campaign. He blamed inter party quarrels for harming chances and said he would not name a candidate, fearing intra party attacks. He urged burying nineties quarrels and opposed alliances with other parties, insisting true Democrats join the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montgomery
Ala
United States
Pettus
Mexico National Railroad sells Texas line to Frisco Rock Island
Reports say National Railroad Company of Mexico has sold its Texas stretch from Laredo to Corpus Christi, 180 miles, to Frisco Rock Island interests. The line, operated by Texas-Mexican Railway, links with National and International and Great Northern at Laredo and with San Antonio and Aransas Pass at Alice and Corpus Christi. The sale follows a Mexican government contract requiring disposal of Texas holdings. The St Louis Brownsville and Mexico Railroad from San Antonio to Brownsville will connect with the Texas Mexican. gauge converted to broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Austin
Texas
National Railroad Company of Mexico
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Rocksland- Frisco
Texas-Mexican Railway Company
National
International
Great Northern
San Antonio
Aransas
Alice
Texas Mexican
St. Louis, Brownsville and Mexico
Frisco
Brownsville
Roosevelt's Oyster Bay Peace Amid Presidency Parade
Oyster Bay residents resume cordial relations after dissension over Roosevelt’s reception ends. The President stays home to walk the grounds at Sagamore Hill with Mrs Roosevelt and children, attends church with quiet crowds, and plans a modest summer schedule with secretary coordination for visitors and executive business in the library.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
House
Bie
Theodore, Jr
Quentin
Washburn
Mrr
Ethe
Archie
Mr. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Wis
Tre
Diamond Dick
Cove
Sagamore Hill
Toth and Barnes
Robert Rooseveltt
Sayville
LL. 1
Robert Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Liberty Square
Trease
Cove Road
Huntington
S. 1
Roosevelts
Robbery and arson attack on Quinlan brothers in Limestone area
In Little Valley New York last night two robbers entered the farm home of James and Patrick Quinlan two miles from Limestone and stole about 4000 dollars. They set fire to debris in the yard and bound the men after striking James who was knocked unconscious while Patrick, a cripple, could not free himself until morning.
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Little Valley
N. Y
Limestone
James
Patrick Quinlan
Quinlans
Fire hits Riddle Coach plant in Ravenna loss $250000
Fire nearly destroyed the Riddle Coach and Hearse Company plants in Ravenna Ohio early today causing a loss of 250000 with only 18000 of that amount covered by insurance. The Hudson River is praised as viewed from Day Line Steamers decks. Music Ady.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Riddle Coach and Hearse Company
Hudson
Ady
Nine Die as Bilbao Train Wreck Near Neferilla River
A Bilbao bound train plunged from a bridge into the Neferilla River killing nine and injuring about sixty with fourteen bodies recovered and fifty injured awaiting aid. Of 300 passengers only six escaped unhurt as the couplings failed and the engine pulled the train off the bridge. Relief trains with nurses and soldiers arrived from Bilbao while a guard was arrested for robbing the dead.
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Madrid
Bilbao
Neferilla
Ice Floes Race Ends With Roanoke Victory
Three steamers Roanoke Senator and Centennial carrying 1200 passengers raced through Bering Sea ice on June 15 near Nome. The Centennial tried to pass the Roanoke causing near collision as Sen at or joined, but the ice parted and all three ships reached open water with Roanoke first.
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New York Times
Tacoma
Washington
Roanoke
Senator
Centennial
Nome
Bering
Sea
Pope Illness Rumor Fades as Papal Audience Seen
Rumors of the Pope's serious illness circulated from Madrid to Rome via the Spanish Embassy but proved false. The Pope, in good health, met Bishop of Ibague Colombia in private audience and discussed South American church conditions and clergy reform. He retired early to rise for St Peter's Day.
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Rome
Vatican
Madrid
Ibague
Colombia
St. Peter's Day
Whisky flasks in pulpit shock Stamford parish
The Rev J W Cady of Maple Avenue Methodist Church claimed 80 percent of Stamford saloons operate Sundays and produced two whisky flasks said to be bought by church members. Police dispute wide spread selling. Cady vows to press authorities as he criticizes Mayor Leeds WCTU discussions.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
J. W. Cady
Maple Avenue Methodist Church
Cady
Leeds
Women's Christian Temperance Union Committee
George Bowman
Mr. Cady
Long Island
Dredge Worker Drowned Near Stamford
Port Chester police report John J. Johnson of the J. J. McSprit Dredging Company drowned off Stamford Connecticut this afternoon while loading refuse from a scow. He slipped into an open trap and disappeared into the mud. his son who accompanied him did not survive.
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Port Chester
N. Y
John J. Johnson
J. J. McSprit Dredging Company
Stamford
Six-Year-Old Overboard Rescued Off Atlantic City Yacht
Mary Elizabeth Willitts of Wilmington Del fell overboard from a yacht in the inlet as crowds watched on the boardwalk. James R. Keegan of New York and Capt Somers leaped in to rescue her amid a dramatic scene witnessed by thousands.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mary Elizabeth Willitts
J. Willitts
Wilmington
Del
James R. Keegan
New York
Somers
Death of Wat ter S Boyd in Atlantic City hotel
Walter S Boyd of Philadelphia aged 28 was found dead in his hotel room in Atlantic City. Enlargement of the heart is reported as the cause. The item lists travel and regional locations and an advertising line for a book at 359 Broadway, New York.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Postal charges allege rushed Bundy clock deal
Charges filed by N. K. Baker implicate Bundy Time Clock Co. and officials in a four year contract to supply post office time clocks at inflated prices. The probe centers on testing, lack of bids, and alleged interference by Post Office officials including Beavers and Masten. Inspectors head to Franklin to audit the molding company and stockholder ties for potential official involvement.
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New York Times
Washington
Wynne
N. K. Baker
Bundy Time Clock Company
George W. Beavers
General Bristow
Bundy Company
George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee of
New York
George W. Green
Post Office Department
Dey Time Register Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Merritt
Beavers
Salaries End Allowance Division
John W. Masten
Johnson
Masten
Baker
Dey Company
Heavers
Dey
Laker
Reavers
the Treasury
Tracewell
Department
Mr .Baker
C. D. Baker
Robert B .Brown
Dey Register
Brown
Famie
Shekels
sMasten
Mumm
Uncle Sam
Bundy
Franklin, Penn
Post” Office
Madden
Payne
Bristow
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Macedonia
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Worms
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C. W. Dawson
District of Columbia Board of Children’s Guardians
Louis Kiuehnie
Brill Brothers,—Adv
Mr. Elwood Indorsed
North
DR Crum
Hanna
MR. Pettus
Spain
Pope
Rutland R. R
Manchester
Brandon
Saks Dunntiere
Hyde Manor
Burlington
Lake Champlein
Montreal
Quebec
Broadway
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