Bulgaria's Final Appeal to Europe
The Bulgarian government, via its foreign representatives, notes Turkish massacres in Macedonia and widespread mobilization, urging great powers to intervene. Bulgaria warns it may take necessary measures if powers do not act, while reports from Paris and Berlin describe near-border Turkish movements and a Russo-Austrian note limiting support in case of war.
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Macedonia
Turkey
Europe
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Paris
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Russia
Austria
France
Bulgaria warns Europe over Macedonia crisis and Balkan tension
A Bulgarian note to the powers warns of possible military action if intervention is not forthcoming. Sofia hints at decisive moves once Prince Ferdinand returns. Britain consents to naval aid in Eastern waters and Salonika is eyed. Turkish claims deny Balkan rebellion threats as insurgents delay. Athens reports Premier Ralli seeks punishment for Greek village pillage and killings.
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Bulgaria
Macedeonia
Europe
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Ferdinand
Euxinograd
Daily Mail
Near
Salonika
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Roumella
Monastir
Athens
Ralli
Macedonia
Sights at Krushevo after Turkish massacre
The Times correspondent from Sofia describes Krushevo after the bombardment and massacre. The Greek church is burned leaving only walls. Plunder and fire raged for two days as families hid from the flames and bullets.
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Lexpon Times
NEW York Times
London
Times
Sofia
Krushevo
Index to Departments Overview and Page References
An index listing department topics and page numbers including Commercial World Amusements Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Sport Calendars Insurance Notes legal Notes and other sections with their page locations. The fragment shows page 2 5 6 7 11 13 14 16 and mentions yesterday's content.
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Gustaes Ronen
German barbarities described as spreading through towns and villages
A Times correspondent notes fiendish acts against women and children in multiple towns and villages. The piece highlights German cruelty and suggests Germany may be satisfied with Turkey’s situation if given free rein.
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Turkey
Powers' Supineness Blamed in Mideast Tensions
Sofia's revolution concerns deepen as the Bulgarian government faces Austrian, Russian, and Austro-Hungarian diplomatic moves. The Times reports Bulgarians accuse authorities of inaction while Turkey prepares for possible clashes in Macedonia. Vienna notes Ankara to withdraw Albanian rédifs from Adrianople but unrest remains.
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Sofia
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Bulgaria
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Vienna
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Adrianople
Kiazim Bey Poised to Become Valiyy of Beirut
Reports from Beirut on September 14 state Kiazim Bey, governor of Palestine, will replace Reshid Pasha as Valiyy of Beirut. Nazim Pasha, acting Valiyy of Beirut, will step aside as Kiazim Bey is praised for administrative ability and maintaining order in Palestine.
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Kiazim Bey
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Reshid Pasha
Valiyy
Nazim Pasha
Syria
Navy bulletin reports Beirut unrest easing after arrests
The Navy De veement bulletin from Beirut dated the 12th notes Admiral Cotton reports satisfactory visits with the Governor General who now leads the Vice Consul case. The previous Chief of Police has been deposed and twenty eight people including leaders of last Sunday's disturbances are under arrest as Beirut returns to calm under the new Governor General.
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Beirut
Constantinople
Servian Plot Leads to Arrests Near Kragujevats
A Bulgarian frontier dispatch reports another Servian military pilot found at Kragujevats, 59 miles from Belgrade, with several more officers detained.
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London
Kragujevats
Belgrade
Steel Trust Retrenching In Iron Mining Drift
News from Milwaukee reports that Steel Trust iron mines in Northern Wisconsin and Michigan’s upper peninsula cut about 500 workers at Ironwood and similar layoffs elsewhere due to weak iron demand and ore-boat shipping issues. Dockside shipments at Ashland Superior Marquette and other ports run lighter than usual as the Minnesota Range supplies bulk ore.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Steel Trust
Ironwood
Masters and Pilots’ Association
A. B. Wolvin
Cleveland
Ashland
Superior
Marquette
Minnessek
Unclothed Bathers Arrested at Greenwich Beach Resort
In Greenwich on Hawthorne Beach owners P Chauncey Anderson and Samuel W Andrews faced ongoing trespass issues. Frank Nordman and Michael McInaney swam ashore without clothes, resisted an officer, fled in a boat, and fought bathers with oars. They were clubbed and jailed overnight, fined five dollars plus costs.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
P. Chauncey Anderson
Brown Street
Samuel W. Andrews
New York
Hawthorne Beach
Frank Nordman
Michael McIinaney
Molders
Bryson
Mine Owners to Organize in Spokane
Spokane September 14 The mine owners of Coeur d Alene plan a large sale to offset a recent combination by Rockafeller Gould Sweeney and others. The Ameri and Reining Company is said to join with Bunker Hill and Sullivan Hercules and Morning mines in Idaho as a counter to the new alliance.
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Coeur d’Alene
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Ameri and Reining Company
Fecome Gx
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Hercules
le Powitg Neo
Last Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion to Atlantic City
Special Sunday excursion from Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets at 7 A.M. to Atlantic City with return via Day Line steamers. Fare $2.50 round trip. Also West Point or Newburgh day line steamers offered for $1.00 with scenery and music.
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West Point
Newburgh
Senate approves Panama Canal treaty bill in first reading
Bogota reports the Senate approves a bill authorizing negotiations for a new Panama Canal treaty with the United States on its first reading. Dispatches detail ongoing efforts to secure ratification, with President Marroquin lobbying for five votes and warnings over possible extensions and alternative paths.
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New York Times
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Roosevelt
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Kinzie's Granddaughter to Attend Chicago Centennial
The granddaughter of John Kinzie, Chicago's first settler, Mrs. W. W. Gordon, now Eleanor Kinzie and wife of Gen. W. W. Gordon of Savannah, will arrive Sept. 25 for the centennial celebration. She has long been a social leader and a figure in Daughters of the American Revolution affairs. Her last visit to Chicago was for the World's Fair as a guest of the Exposition.
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Chicago
John Kinzie
W. W. Gordon
Eleanor Kinzie
Savannah
Substitute for sugar found promises new sweetener
The Agriculture Department reviews Consul General Richard Guenther's claim of a South American plant Eupatorium rebandium that could replace cane and beet sugar. The plant reportedly yields 20 to 30 times sweeter product per pea sized lump and is easy to cultivate in climates like the southern United States.
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New York Times
Washington
Agricultural Department
Richard Guenther
South America
Guenther
Mayor Leeds Enrolls At Yale For PhD In Political Science
Stamford mayor Charles Henry Leeds, who intends to study three years at Yale University in the fall, plans to pursue a PhD in political science while remaining mayor. Leeds, Princeton graduate of 1895, has a varied career from preaching tract distribution to Wall Street broker and Democratic politician.
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Stamford
Conn
Yale University
Connecticut
Charles Henry Leeds
Leeds
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Eeds
Bryan
Democratic National
Three Ways to See New York Educational Tour
A short travel feature touts three sightseeing modes in New York with 1000 points of interest explained by an expert lecturer. It notes yacht departures at West 22nd Street foot, coach and automobile starts from Fifth Avenue, near Flatiron Ridge and 23rd Street, with a telephone contact at 4076 18th Street.
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Local Club Skirmish Over Mouse Contest and Liquor Pledge
A club planned a mouse killing contest at its January show but threatened police raid. members then joked by giving away chocolate mice. Earlier this summer Mayor Leeds met with a W C T U committee and admitted pledging not to enforce Sunday closing law, causing a big sensation. Mreds is stated as thirty years old.
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Petersburg Assemblyman seeks rabies treatment after dog bite
Assemblyman Charles W. Reynolds of Petersburg in Rensselaer County traveled to Albany and then New York to the Pasteur Institute for possible hydrophobia. He was bitten Saturday by a dog that also bit horses and endangered others. the dog’s body is under rabies examination at Bender Laboratory.
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Albany
Charles W. Reynolds
Petersburg
Rensselaer County
Missouri River's Ravages Threaten Nebraska Farms
The Missouri River is eroding five miles above Omaha at a alarming pace, washing away nearly $1 million in land over the past year. A mass meeting seeks state and federal aid to hold the stream in its current channel as farmers move houses to higher ground and the river appears to drift toward its old bed.
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Missouri
Nebraska Farms
Iowa
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Congress
Valet Confesses Robbery of New York Diamonds
Rufus Worrell, a former valet for P. J. Herter of New York, admits stealing diamonds and jewelry valued over 5,000 dollars from Mrs. Herter. Accomplice N. F. Roberts is named. detectives Reidy and Deering will escort them back to New York. Worrell says the jewels were pawned in New York and Brooklyn. Both men were captured and jailed in Petersburg.
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Richmond
Rufus Worrell
P. J. Herter
New York
Worrell
Brooklyn
Roberts
Petersburg
Airship Model Sightings Spark City Excitement
Indianapolis reports widespread excitement after Irvington residents claim sighting an airship. Businessmen offer affidavits of two men aboard. A torpedo shaped, paper covered craft with canopy and two dummies was found in a field near Irvington, about thirty feet long, believed to be a model.
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Ind
Irvington
Man Falls Seventy Five Feet in Newark Construction
John Myles twenty four of 104 Union Street and ironworker on International Steam Pump Co. project in Harrison died after a 75 foot fall from a steel girder. He was unconscious on arrival at St Michael's Hospital with a broken back two broken legs and internal injuries. He overbalanced while trying to catch a thrown pelt. He is the fourth fatality on these buildings.
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Newark
N. J
John Myles
Union Street
International Steam Pump Company
Harrison
Myles
St. Michael's Hospital
Decision Against Heinie in Minnie Healy Case
Helena Montana Sept 14 Judge Clancy signed an order granting the Boston and Montana Company the right to inspect the Minnie Healy mine ore. The order allows the plaintiff to send six men underground to perform injection and suspends proceedings for ten days to permit Heinze to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Helena
Mont
Clancy
Harney
Minnie Healy
Boston and
Montana
Heinze
Supreme Court
Engineer Prevents Collision On Busy Newark Track
In Newark New Jersey an engineer from Engine No 70 John Potter used quick thinking to avert a wreck as gravel cars full of track material sped down a steep grade near Roseville Avenue. He backed his engine kept the switch open then closed it to allow a passenger train to pass safely.
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Newark
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Roseville Avenue
John Potter
Nesbit Street
Potter
Burnett’s Extract of Vanilla Seven Best Pure Concentrate
An advertisement touts Burnett’s Extract of Vanilla as seven top varieties, perfectly pure and highly concentrated, highlighting strong vanilla flavor for cooking and baking.
Republican clash ends with riot over Tammany leadership
In Harlem a night riot at Fifth Avenue and One Hundred Seventeenth Street left Robert Cromie badly beaten and hospitalized after he fired five shots to halt a banner assault. Bystanders from both factions followed. police quelled the melee as two suspects were arrested.
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Thirty-first Assembly
Isaac A. Hopper
Daniel J. O’connell
Fifth Avenue
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Robert J. Cromie
Strasbourger
Harlem
Percy Nagle
Alderman Owen
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
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Monroe Democratic Club
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Ige Leonard
One Hundred and Twentieth Street
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Liston
H. N. Robillard
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Detectives to Aid Hopper in New York Vote
Newark detectives will go to New York to aid Tammany in the Thirty first Assembly District where repeaters are said to be imported from Newark to vote against Isaac A. Hopper. Pinkerton men have been in Newark seeking the invaders.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
New York
Tammany
Thirty-first Assembly District
Isaac A. Hopper
Bevery
Hopper
Pinkerton
Diver Reclaims Gold From Century-Old Wreck Off Digby
Thomas Burns of Sea Wall Nova Scotia hires a diver from St John to recover about 4900 in gold from the brig Barbury wrecked near Centreville seventy years ago. The haul includes mostly Spanish coins. a 1824 piece bears Republica Del Colombia. Burns, once poor, becomes one of his village’s wealthiest men.
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Digby
N. S
St. John
Thomas Burns
Sea Wall
Centreville
Aris
Republica del Colombia
Burns
Vilage
Possible body of Sheeny Harris found near Canajoharie
The unknown man found beside the West Shore tracks near Canajoharie is believed to be Sheeny Harris who escaped from Schoharie Jail last week. People who knew Harris viewed the body and say it matches him, though no identification is present on the corpse. Harris was jailed awaiting trial for the Cobleskill night watchman shooting two years earlier.
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West Shore
Matthew Filson
Cobleskill
Last Cheap Rate to Atlantic City Special Train Ad
Daily fare of 2.50 via veneer tenets Railroad offers a Sunday trip to Atlantic City. A special train departs from West 234 Street at 6 45 A M with stops at Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets. Adv.
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Veneer Tenets Railroad
West 234 St
Cortlandt and Desbrosses Sts
May Shelve McClellan at Tammany Hall in Brooklyn Clash
Tammany leaders in New York confront Brooklyn’s split from the Democratic city ticket as talk swirls over Congressmen George B. McClellan leading the mayoral ticket. Murphy may shelve McClellan and back an independent Brooklyn candidate to win local offices. A Tammany Society meeting added ten new members including Lawrence W. Ahrens and Anson J. Moore.
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Berman Ehrennicks
Anson J. Moore
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Frank J. Davidson
Hugh Dolan
A. B. Cordner
Thomas Slidell
Rives
Citizens’ Union
Mayor Low
Mr. Rives
Henry Weissman
Citizens' Union Conventions Elect Fusion Committees
The New York County and Manhattan and Bronx conventions at Cooper Union chose conference committees to unite anti-Tammany forces. F S Lamb and Julius Henry Cohn led sessions, with R Fulton Cutting urged ticket sacrifice for reform, and Charles H Strong named as permanent chair. The merged panels include Lamb, Marshall, Stebbins, Nadal, Harden, and others from multiple boroughs.
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J. B. Butler
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William M. Bennett
Beauben A. Meyers
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Brooklyn Citizens' Union endorses Mayor Low in Fusion meeting
At the Kings County and Brooklyn Borough Conventions in the Johnston Building Brooklyn 309 delegates heard the administration of Mayor Low endorsed and a Conference Committee elected to confer with Fusion groups on nominations for Sheriff Register District Attorney and County Clerk A delegation from the Eighteenth Assembly District led by Richard George was denied seats after a two hour debate on regularity of their election.
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Kings County
Brooklyn
Citizens’ Union
Johnston
Nevins Street
Low
Richard George
Henry George
Sheehan Heads Dems in Rift Over Mayor Low Endorsement
William Hepburn Russell and John C. Sheehan clash over control of the Greater New York Democracy as Sheehan pushes to endorse Mayor Low. District leaders say they will follow Sheehan, while Russell questions Low's candidacy and the Fusion process. Cutting and Rives deny improper pressure, and Low deflects outside interviews.
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John C. Sheehan
Greater New York Democracy
Sheehan
William Hepburn Russell
Low
Senator Scott III In Severe Condition After Wreck
Senator Nathan B Scott of West Virginia is ill at the Brown Palace Hotel Denver due to injuries from a Chicago wreck and malaria fever. He was carried to the hotel on a stretcher and fainted during the trip amid serious illness.
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Col
Nathan B Scott
West Virginia
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