Rebels Change Tactics in Eastern Macedonia Campaign
Incoming guerrilla tactics replace occupation plans as insurgents in Eastern Macedonia. About two thousand fighters armed with rifles, with thousands more peasants ready, face Turkish forces estimated at seventeen thousand. Fighting rages in Pirin mountains with heavy Turkish losses. insurgent casualties modest. Peasants welcome rebels. arms scarce. Sofia reports no rifles outside garrisons.
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Ilofla
Macedonia
Turkey
Pirin
Sofia
Austria
Hungary
Veles
Oxhrida
Ribartzi
Kitschevo
Tzetina
Skotchivir
Turko Bulgarian frontier raid and consulate attack reported
A Sofia dispatch says Turkish troops raided the Bulgarian frontier near Tekendsche driving off three herds. Turkish soldiers at Kirk Kilisseh fired on the French Consulate shattering windows. Turks pursued fugitives near Gecktepe. about twenty Bulgarian women and up to five hundred refugees have reached Tekendsche.
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Berlin
Frankdorfer Zeteung
Soefia
Bulgaria warns powers over Macedonian massacres mobilization
Sofia reports Bulgaria has sent a note to the great powers accusing the Porte of systematic devastation of Macedonia and massacres of Christians. It claims Turkey has mobilized its entire army and asks Europe to intervene to end the massacres and mobilization or Bulgaria will act as needed.
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Sofia
Macedonia
Turkey
Europe
Turkish Troops Battle Brigands Near Bulgarian Frontier
Chekib Bey met with Acting Secretary Mary Adee at the State Department. A Turkish cable says troops killed over a hundred Bulgarian brigands and captured many arms and dynamite while restoring order. The minister reports brigands dispersed, some surrendering, and Beirut remains quiet.
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Washington
Chekib Bey
Turket Minster
State Department
Sec
Mary Adee
Chexiy Bey
Beeen
Adee
Beirut
Turkish Victories Reported Across Balkan Front
Official dispatches report 140 insurgents killed in the Monastir district as Turkish forces rout rebels. At Kirchevo Biiety insurgents were killed and two wooden cannons captured. Additional losses claimed at Ijdor and Goriza.
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Genetantinople
Monastir
Kirchevo
Russia Acting in Good Faith in Balkans Policy
A cautious assurance from a responsible authority states that Russia acts in the interests of peace in the Balkans and in good faith. The article notes Greece’s policy stance and mentions continuing on third page to West Point or Newburgh with return by day steamers and scenic attractions.
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Balkans
Greece
Russia
West Point
Newburgh
Monument Unveiling Honors McKinley in Toledo
Toledo observes McKinley statue unveiling with land and sea pageantry on Lake Erie and the Maumee River. A naval parade, regiments, and civic groups march as Miss Dorothy Bonner unveils the bronze monument with inscriptions honoring his service and memory. Senator Hanna presides and Senator Fairbanks delivers remarks praising McKinley’s role in American history.
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Tribune
Toledo
President McKinley
Lake Erie
Maumee River
United States
Ohio National Guard
Dorothy Bonner
George Pomeroy
Hanna
Fairbanks
Indiana
Mayor Leeds to Attend Yale Political Science Course
Stamford dispatch reports Mayor Charles Henry Leeds, age thirty, will begin a Yale political science and applied subjects program this fall to expand theoretical knowledge while continuing mayoral duties. Leeds, Princeton alumnus, entered politics after Wall Street stint and support for Bryan. he won the Stamford mayoralty by 175 votes last November.
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Leeds
Princeton
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Bryan
Charles H. Lounsbury
Mayors React to Leeds Political Science Study
Mayors in leading U S cities were asked by The Tribune if Mayor Leeds should take a Yale political science course to aid municipal leaders. Mayor Hinchliffe of Paterson N J replied by telegraph No if Leeds would eat a whale for brains that would not benefit other mayors. Sept 14 Paterson N J.
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the Tribune
Leeds
Yale
Hinchliffe
Paterson
N. J
Grand Central Wreck At Station Involving Empty Cars
Switch engine No. 15 pulling fifteen empty sleepers crashed through bumpers and fence at Grand Central Station on track 10. No injuries occurred as cars stayed on track. track 1 was blocked two hours while rescuers freed the engine. The airbrake failure caused the mishap and the engine surged fifteen feet onto the asphalt after breaking its wheels from the axle.
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Mott Haven
Grand Central Station
Ten Killed in Cyclone Hits Florida Coast
Severe cyclone devastates Florida with a death toll of ten and heavy losses in Tampa and Palm Beach. Wires are down across the region, telegraph crews race to restore service. Damaged buildings include Grubers Opera House and the Tropical Sun Building. Lake Worth News and Masonic Temple suffer. property losses estimated around one million dollars.
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Inchulva
Liverpool
Inch Shipping Company
Galveston
Hampton Roads
Boynton
Palm Beach
Gruber
Royal Poinciana
Plant City
Tampa
Alabama
Louisiana
Flomaton
Ala
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Charleston
S. C
Frost Threat Pushes Farmers to Bonfires
St Paul dispatch reports farmers in the corn belt mounting bonfires to save fields as frosts loom tonight and tomorrow. Only about 3 percent of the western crop may mature, with heavy frosts and recent historic rains endangering grain not yet sheltered. Snow nearby signals more frosts to come.
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THE
Tribune
St. Paul
Low administration wins support at union conventions
The Low administration was enthusiastically endorsed at Citizens Union County and Borough conventions in Manhattan and Brooklyn. John C. Sheehan, after talks with Greater New York Democratic leaders, agreed to back Mayor Low. District Attorney Jerome left politics, returning to clockmaking in Lakeville Connecticut, declining to discuss candidacy.
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Low
Citizens Union
Manhattan
Brooklyn
John C. Sheehan
Greater
Fusion drift in Greater New York Democracy discussed
John C. Sheehan reports fusion support likely for the ticket after a district leaders meeting. William Hepburn Russell and President Cutting face questions as the executive committee considers endorsements and possible delays until after conventions.
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Greater New York Democracy
Fusion
Mr. Sheehan
Fusion Conferrees
Sheehan
William Hepburn Russell
Tammany Hall
Russell
Cutting
Low
Bruce
Republican County Committee
Old City
Henry George
Board of Aldermen
Fornes
Tammany
New York
Chamberlain Gould
Conferrees
Jerome's Campaign Boon Reignites Kitchen Cabinet
Lakeville Conn Sept 14 Jerome’s kitchen cabinet inflates his mayoral bid after declaring he is not a candidate. Attendees at the Union Club and District Attorney meetings shift to backing Jerome with a possible run, while rivals and independent Democrats Parcue for fusion.
Minister's Son Killed by Moving Van in City Street
Ten year old Charles Kephart son of Rev. William H. Kephart of North New York Congregational Church was killed when his bicycle swerved into a moving van driven by William Touey. The driver is in custody. witnesses say he bore no blame. The accident occurred near the boy's home on East One hundred forty third street.
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William McKinley
Abraham Lincoln
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Great Republic
Charles Kephart
William H. Kephart
East One-hundred And-Forty-Third St
North New York
Toney
Connecticut
No Special Programme in Canton on McKinley Anniversary
Canton observes the second anniversary of President McKinley with no formal programme. Flags fly at public buildings and schools note the death. Mrs. McKinley visits West Lawn Cemetery to place flowers on the coffin. Flowers and carnations adorn the tomb and offerings arrive from friends and strangers.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Nfe
West Lawn
Philadelphia
President McKinley
Mrs Wormser’s cab collides in New York street crash
Mrs Maurice Wormser of East Sixty second Street and her sister-in-law Isidor Wormeer Jr visit. her coupe collides with a truck on Fifth Avenue near Thirty seventh Street. rear wheels torn off, horses dash to Fifty fourth Street. overturns after hitting William Earle’s cab. Mrs Wormser uninjured aside from bruises and helps a bystander call for help. Meanwhile four hundred forty guests attend Mount Washington Hotel event with fine weather and golf action is reported in the same blurb.
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Maurice Wormser
East
Bretton Woods
White Mountains
N. H
Mount Washington Hotel
Bonfire to Save Corn Crops in Kansas Frost Threat
Kansas farmers fear overnight frost as a cold wave sweeps the state. Temperatures around 0 degrees threaten late corn damaged by spring floods. many farmers plan bonfires to protect fields while some Nebraska areas report poor maturation and heavy losses anticipated.
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THE
Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Chadron
Neb
Nebraska
Weather bulletin tracks tropical storm inland path
The Weather Bureau reports the tropical storm crossed the Gulf coast east of Pensacola and will move northward over the interior with diminishing strength. Expect heavy rain in the Southern Appalachian regions and no current danger of gales on the Middle and North Atlantic coasts. Rust appears in the corn belt from Northern Kansas to Northern Illinois. Ad page notice mentions perfumes.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Pensacola
Fla
Appalachian
Atlantic
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
West New York Man Dies in Hoboken Hospital Hydrophobia Case
Thomas Flynn of West New York died at St. Mary's Hospital Hoboken after several days of illness with rabies like symptoms. He and his wife both swore he had never been bitten by any animal. An autopsy has been consented by Mrs. Flynn.
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Thomas Flynn
West New York
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Justin
Flynn
Mayor in Cyclone Cellar as Campaign Upswing Favors Low
District Attorney Jerome’s anti Low cyclone effort faded in City Hall yesterday leaving Mayor Low serene and hopeful for the campaign. Callers included R Patton Cutting president of the Citizens Union City Chamberlain Gould Commissioner Robert Grier Monroe Corporation Counsel Rives and Commissioner.
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Low
R. Patton Cutting
Citizens Union
Chamberlain Gould
Robert Grier Monroe
Rives
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