Romania Ready to Invade Bulgaria Amid Peace Negotiations
London cables report Romania plans immediate armed occupation of the northeastern Bulgarian border area, claiming neutrality price. Austria and Russia protest. a postponement is sought. Bulgarian leaders push for Adrianople cession through pressure on Turkey as ambassadors meet, with rumors of secret Balkan and Turkish talks.
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London
Turkey
Adrianople
Veth
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Romania
Constantinople
Rumania
Austria
Fussin
Europe
Vimes
Daneff
M. Jonesen
Interior
M. Misht
Sks
Hulgaria
Plac
Terrifying Police Weak Point Cadet Hopes Dine Washington
Diverse clipped headlines describe events from arson exhibits to protests, with mentions of Cadet hopes, arson cases, garment strikes, and political talk. The jumble references include a jury outcome, public service topics, and proposed labor and tariff issues, all reflecting a turbulent local docket.
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Loca
Phica
Washington
Sele Walters
Desley
Garment
Medard Strauss
America
Immerstein
Bex
Collins
MA Peachonk
Paris investors oversubscribe issue of bonds
Paris investors oversubscribed a 300 million franc issue of 1y per cent bonds as finances note lower demand amid wait for Chinese and Japanese loans after the Paris peace. Crédit Foncier bonds 500 francs nominal priced at 49½, with three year payments and a lottery scheme drawing 324 bonds each year at prices from 600 to 100,000 francs.
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Paris
Pralkan
Crédit Feweler
Funeral by Parcel Post Sends Ashes to Graveyard
Ashes milled by parcel post from the St Louis post office to Edwardsville to be buried in the grave dug for Frederick Naumann. Naumann died Saturday at Hawardsville and his will directed remating of the body before cremation. The body was sent to St Louis cremator per the directive.
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St. Louis
Paris style plan eyed for Central Park animals
Central Park officials consider using llamas camels and other beasts from the city menagerie to pull carts for entertainment. Commissioner Stover notes Paris parks employ animals to draw children and suggests adopting a similar approach here. Head keeper Bin Snyder agrees some animals could be pressed into service to earn their feed.
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Central Park
Stover
Paris
Bee
Cormmissioner
The People’s House Name Adopted By Governor Sulzer
Governor Sulzer announces the mansion will be known as the People’s House while he entertains Presidential Electors meeting there on Monday. He confirms the label when asked about it and mentions Tam many Hall leader Charles Murphy as an elector, with Thomas Smith and three clergymen accompanying him.
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Mbanly
Govern Sulzer
People's House
Mane Culo Mattern
Charles FL Murphy
Tammany Hall
Thomas FL Smith
Tammany
Demarest Sues For Slan der In Ridgefield Letter
Warren Demarest, a New Haven carriage manufacturer, sues Mrs. Elizabeth By of Ridgefield for slander over a scurrilous letter. He says the letter called him "rotten end" and was mailed via Mrs. Atwater to her husband, then forwarded to Mrs. Atwater. Demarest operates large carriage factories in New York City and New Haven and asserts his high moral character.
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New Haven
Warren
Demarest
Elizabeth By
Ridgefield
Mra
Tieron ’. Atwater
Plaza
New York City
Colt
White Plains
Scratch on Thumb Fatal in Brooklyn Woman Dies of Wire Injury
A Brooklyn woman died from a small wire puncture on her thumb that led to blood poisoning after several days. She used a bottle of poison on an open wound and was later admitted to St. Catherine's Hospital, where her condition worsened and she died. The incident occurred on Conover Street and involved hospital care and a fatal outcome.
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Brooklyn
Dustine Petersohn
St. Catherine's Hospital
Wile Hamsiurg
Petervobn
No. Hl Conver Street
Javnen Alood
Sipp sons-corroborate will name men higher up police graft
The article reports George A Sipp and his son Howard preparing to testify to District Attorney Whitman about police graft. Sipp alleges higher officers received graft proceeds from Fox and other collectors and plans to reveal names and details after meeting in New York and Philadelphia. Police officials warn the testimony could implicate captains, inspectors, and other senior staff.
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Fox
George A. Sinp
Harlem Taines Inn
Dietrich Atttorney Whitman
Sip
Atlantic City
Dougherty
New York Force
Woodruff
Atantic City
Howard Sipp
Fox Grohl
Whitman Grohl
Whitman
Sipp
Genle
Eugene A. Fox
Sippy
Fintty
Curran Alvermanie
Sipps
Inspector Sweeney
Sioner Waldo
Thomas Welsh
Rips
Shp
Walsh
Sweenes
Sweeney
Lis T
Hi West
180Th Street
Howard
Foil
Gipp
Atlanta
I Newell
la Grand Jury
Philadelphia
New York
Joehl
Ivind
Hihes
Patrol An Ox
Max
West Point Cadet Breaks Off Course Romance Elopes
In a West Point led romance a cadet Wilmer G Addier and Miss Prorence Ko Davis wed in Tarrytown after a secret plan to marry. The bride attended a West Point event Wednesday night and left with Addier. They sought a license, married at the Second Reformed Church chapel, then departed by train for New York and Baltimore as part of their plans.
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Prorence Ko Davis
Hares de Dacis
Hattyle
Wilmer G. Addier
West Penni
Second Reformed Church
Tarry
Bi Town
Yie
Buffalo
West Point
Yale
Mise Davis
Addier
Miss Mason
Miss Davis
Miss
Nei Eas
Sherm— le
Billings, Mont
Russia Bars Aviators From Western Frontier
In Syersburg in January the cabinet issued a six month order barring foreign patrol pilots and aviators from crossing Russia's western frontier. Violators face execution by firing squad.
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Syersburg
Jan
Haw
Russia
Anno
Rabies Questioned Policy Bans Dogs in Apartments
A reported housing notice by Hod Woelwwar bans dogs in his apartment building while allowing many families to stay. The edict reportedly states no family with a dog may be admitted, claiming rabies as justification. The plan affects dozen families seeking housing in the block.
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Ingiures
Aneffer
Samme
Pearl theft tale from White River boy and New York buyer
A boy named Johnny Ristey found a 68 grain pearl in White River and handed it to a local seller. The pearl later reached a New York buyer who paid about 9000 dollars, while the ring and details imply a broader treasure feud ending with a large sum.
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Ark
New York
Rose Bert
Johny Ristey
Peel Tate
Kisler
New York City
Mule breaks door for jail time in Brandywine Street tale
Philadelphia driver unhitched a mule and backed it through a door to visit his mother and Mrs. Boyle. The door was burned to kindling by the mule before the driver sat to chat. Mrs. Boyle called police. magistrate jailed the driver for thirty days. The mule sentence remains noted as curious.
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Philadelphia
Peter Kinsler
Beiore
Kinsler
Brandy Wing Street
Elizabeth Boyle
Enormous profits of First National told by Baker
Baker reports dramatic gains for First National, noting 226 percent profit in four years and dividends since 1908, with more than double the capital of 10 million and 18 550 percent since 1873. He refuses publicity, declines to disclose bank assets, and sees no objection to holding directorships in rival firms.
1st National's Profits Shown at a Glance
Enormous profits by the First National Bank of New York City were recounted before the House money trust committee. Chairman George Baker showed capitalization at 500,000 since 1863 and profits of more than 80,000,000, with dividends totaling 226 percent in four years. Bakers opposed public asset disclosure and criticized voting trustees and cross-directorships as routine in New York finance.
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John N. Carlisle
Sulzer
Carlisle
Ebout
Upstate Commission
Dix
Sulzer Probers
Commis
Mi Fe
Auca
Advo
Ated
Eaci
A. Merritt
Assembly
Hughes Public Service Commission
Hughes
New York
Wea
New York City
Healy
1St District Commission
Baker
First Securities Company
Yeice
Samuel Untermyer
First National
Untermyer
Sheme
Wileh
Guaranty Trust Company
W H. Porter
H. P. Davison
Guaranty Company
Mr. Untermyeres
JP. Morgan & Co
National Bank of Commerce
Paratis
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