Bulgaria’s Bold Move Sparks European Crisis Rumors
London and Paris report imminent Bulgarian proclamation of independence led by Prince Ferdinand who would also claim the title Czar. Austria-Hungary plans annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, threatening the Berlin Treaty and risking war with Turkey. Armies mobilize as munitions and horses flood Bulgarian purchases, while Austria signals steadfast aims.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Rumelia
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Lawson badly hurt in carriage accident in Egypt Massachusetts
Thomas W. Lawson financier was thrown from a basket phaeton near North Scituate and trampled by a horse. He was unconscious, with a scalp wound and possible internal injuries, then moved to Dreamwold. His daughter Miss Lawson escaped injury while his son Arnold reported injuries not serious.
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Egypt
Mass
Thomas W.lawson
North Scituate
Lawson
Dreamword
Mr. Lawson
Miss “Bunnie” Lawson
Dougie
Miss Lawson
Dreamwold
Arnold Lawson
Tragic Express Collision Kills Two Lovers in Winfield
James C English of 50 Leroy Street and Miss Catherine Murphy of 14 Morton Street were struck and killed by a Long Island Railroad locomotive near Winfield while en route to visit Englishs sister Mrs Cook. Engineer William Squire did not see them until the train was near. The Greenport Amagansett express was involved.
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James C. English
Leroy Street
Long Island
Winfield
Catherine Murphy
Morton Street
English
Miss Murphy
William Squire
Embreeville Postmaster Kills Brother-in-law and Wife then Hangs Self
N Beales, Embreeville post master, murdered Burnley Bayless with an axe, killed his wife visiting at the Bayless home, then hanged himself in his city jail cell two hours after arrest. The trio were linked by marriage as Bayless opposed Beales’s sister's match. Beales had shown signs of nervous strain after rescuing Henry Ferris from the Chucky River three months earlier.
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Tribune
Johnson City
Tenn
N. Beales
Embreeville
Burnley Bayless
Bayless
Beales
Henry Ferris
Chucky
End of C. P. Strike in Winnipeg Oct 4
The Canadian Pacific strike ends after Conservative government mediation in Manitoba. The Lemieux act conciliation terms are adopted. workers return unconditionally. All married men and first class mechanics who have been on strike will resume work tomorrow.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Board of Conciliation
Lemieux
Bishop Tierney Dying In Hartford After Stroke
Hartford Oct 4 The Right Rev Michael Tierney Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Hartford lies at the point of death after a stroke last night Doctors say he is not expected to survive the night The last Sacrament was given by Father Thomas S Duggan and Right Rev John Synnott of the diocese
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Hartford
Conn
Michael Tierney
Thomas S. Duggan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John Synnott
Explosion Starts $500000 Blaze at Tarentum Plant
An explosion of gas at the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company works No 2 in Tarentum suburb started a blaze causing $500000 in damage and leaving eight hundred workers jobless. Waterman J A Long was knocked down and injured. Much of the plant is ruined by the blast and fire.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Tarentum
J. A. Long
Sovereigns of Bulgaria to Proclaim Independence
Prince Ferdinand, reportedly set to declare Bulgaria's independence today, with Princess Eleanor of Reuss at his side. The couple wed in March 198.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Eleanor of Reuss
Runaway horse kills woman in wild Broadway chase
On Broadway a frightened horse hit a subway pillar after a mile long dash behind a fire engine injuring John C. Van Cleaf and killing his mother Mrs Isa belle Van Cleaf. The 70 year old died at J Hood Wright Hospital.
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Lafayette Boulevard
Broadway
159Th Street
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West 145Th Steet
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150Th Street
James L White
145Th Street
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147Th Street
McGough
Casey
Jilted Lover Lloyd Howell Shoots Self in Richmond Park
Lloyd F Howell a 19 year old Richmond man whose fiancée Pela Penick had just broken off their engagement walked to Gamble's Hill Park early today and fired a bullet into his heart. The body was found hours later by a milkman after he had threatened death by his own action on the engagement break.
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David Walker
Walker
Richmond
Lloyd F. Howell
Niineteen
Pela Penick
Gamble's Hill Park
Lelieve
Chance Yet For Giants McGraw Expects pennant tie chance
J J McGraw the Giants manager says New York can still win three straight from Boston this week to force a pennant tie with Chicago if the Cubs beat Pittsburgh. He plans to send Wiltse Ames and Mathewson in successive games and believes the Giants have a good chance.
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Giants
Tribune
Chicago
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Mathewson
New York
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Chicago Cubs
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Pirates
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Detroit
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Tinker
Gibson
Falls Down Palisades and Dies After Campers Rush Him to Hospital
John Auer a 45 year old Yonkers resident was chestnut gathering at the Palisades edge when a limb broke sending him over the cliff. Campers nearby moved him by motor boat to the Main Street recreation pier then to St. Joseph's Hospital where he died about an hour later from internal hemorrhage due to broken ribs puncturing a lung.
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Riverdale Avenue
Yonkers
Auer
Recreation Pier
Main Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bear Attack Kills Infant at Elysian Grove Park
In Tucson on October 4 a large black bear escaped from a cage at Elysian Grove and charged a crowd. The wife of a Southern Pacific employee, Russ Laird, fled with an infant in a go cart. The bear seized the child and crushed it to death before the mother. A policeman shot the bear, ending the attack, and bystanders killed the animal with bullets.
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Tucson
Ariz
Elysian Grove
Russ Laird
Bryan Electors Resign After Democratic Leader Declines
Boston report states Ferdi nand Strauss and Charles A. Davis refuse to serve as presidential electors. Strauss, a longtime Democrat, will vote for Taft and cites personal friendship and admiration as reasons. Davis will not vote for Bryan, ending their elector nominations in the 9th and 14th districts.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Ferdinand Strauss
Charles A. Davis
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William H. Taft
Davis
Bryan
Parker
State Committee
Taft
Denver names Republican Colorado committee men
Nathan Straus of the Business Men's National Bryan and Kern Association named two Colorado members for the committee. President Allison of the First National Bank and Cashier Bromley of the Boulder National are lifelong Republicans and reject voting for Bryan. Straus mimics Boulder County Democratic Convention by nominating a Taft club member for Treasurer.
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Tribune
Denver
Nathan Straus
Business Men’s National
Bryan and Kern Association
Colorado
Allison
First National Bank
Bromley
Boulder National
Bryan
Straus
Mr. Straus
Boulder County
Taft Club
Tuxedo Villa Fire Damages Theodore Frelinghuysen Estate
Telegraph report from Tuxedo Park New York describes a near total loss of a Lookout Point villa owned by Theodore Frelinghuysen last night. Fire started in servants quarters around 9 pm amid guests from town for trotting races. Local volunteers fought the blaze as furniture and art were saved with water damage. estimated loss about 25 000 dollars. Women of the cottage colony aided the firefighting effort during the crowded season in Tuxedo.
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Tribune
Tuxedo Park
Lookout Point
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Dream of Burglar Realized As Woman Fights Off Intruder
Mrs Elizabeth Nothworth woke to a burglar rifling her bureau in Brooklyn. She fought the man who struck her with a chisel handle as neighbors and officers chased and recaptured him after a pursuit. He gave the name Charles Warner of Greenpoint and Manhattan avenues and was held for examination.
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Elizabeth Nothworth
Rockaway Avenue
Brooklyn
Charles Warner
Greenpoint
Manhattan Avenues
Manhattan Avenue Court
LIMPING THE FASHION IN PITTSBURG
Pittsburg report details a sesqui centennial demonstration where women armed with hatpins repelled men using ticklers. Dozens of men sustained injuries, some serious enough to seek medical aid, raising fears of further harm.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Salt Lake Saints oppose liquor traffic pledge prohibition
Salt Lake City reports fifteen thousand members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints declaring opposition to the liquor traffic. The church votes unanimous approval of a resolution pledging the entire membership to support prohibition legislation.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Nine Die In Mulberry Street Fire At No 71
A deadly blaze at No 71 Mulberry Street in a tenement killed nine people and injured six, with police and fire officials suspecting incendiary origin. Dominic Fuccelli and family among the dead. rescue efforts and chaotic scenes described as residents fled via fire escapes.
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Mulberry Street
Harvard Gold Hunters Foiled by Jamaican Search
Harvard students aboard the Mayflower searched Jamaican waters for a sunken Spanish galleon but were preempted by a local Jamaican syndicate. The wreck had broken apart years ago, divers recovered some coins, and no great treasure was found. The expedition was led by the son of Sir Henry Blake, former Jamaica governor.
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Jamaica
Harvard
New York
Montego Bay
Sir Henry Arthur Blake
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