Bulgaria Proclaims Independence as Balkans Tense
As Bulgaria proclaims independence at Tirnovo Prince Ferdinand leads a dramatic ceremony amid nationalist fervor. Turbulent talks spread across Europe with Austria Hungary Germany and France seeking mediation to prevent war while Turkey and Bulgaria mobilize on the frontier and diplomats push for a peaceful settlement.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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London Times
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Tripoli
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St. Petersburg
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Nicholas
Gulf of Finland
Berehthohl
Duck hunter fatally injured by accidental rifle discharge
Edward McGray, 21, of North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, was critically wounded when a rifle discharged while being handed in a boat after a hunt on Lake Winnebago. The bullet passed through his abdomen, thorax, and organs, and he was taken to St Agnes hospital in Fond du Lac. He works as a machinist in the Wisconsin Central shops and is the son of a local farmer.
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Dew
Edward McGray
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Ife
St Agnes’ Hospital
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Wisconsin Central
Fight for Oklahoma Drives Republican Push in Oklahoma
Chicago dispatch reports Cash Cade Republican national committeeman Congressman McGuire and Dennis Flynn candidate for senator planned to meet with Chairman Hitchcock at Republican headquarters to discuss campaign strategy for Oklahoma. Hitchcock was delayed, arrival pushed to tomorrow. Republicans had signaled Oklahoma may not be safely Democratic.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Cash Cade
Oklahoma
McGuire
Dennis Flynn
Hitchcock
Taft to Campaign in Missouri Before Chicago Visit
Taft plans a two day push through Missouri with rallies in St Joseph Maryville Chillicothe Brookfield and a later stop in Kansas City. The trip includes meetings across multiple towns as he continues the western campaign before heading to Chicago.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Taft
Kansas
Kas
Leavenworth
Atchison
William H. Taft
Missouri
Chicago
Tatt
St. Josph
Maryrvill
Chilicothe
Brookfield
Hughes in La Crosse addresses big crowd
Governor Hughes spoke to a large La Crosse audience during a Midwest speaking tour, defending Taft and warning against Bryan’s reform proposals. He praised Taft’s presidency, noted his throat ailment limited volume, and contrasted Taft with Bryan while pledging support for Luft. He also spoke in Winona about election issues and the need for law and experience over radical schemes.
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Hughes
Chicago
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Winona
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Wright lifts passengers in France test flights
Lemang, France, at the Wilbur Wright field, tested a Wright aircraft with two short stunts carrying passengers. One flight carried Mo Dolley about 120 pounds, the other Albather Wee presi dent of Agracho at the Sarthe weighing 176 pounds. The demonstrations showed the machine’s ability to bear weight beyond factory claims.
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Associate! Press
Lemang
France
T.he Wilbur
Americn Aeroplanist
Wes
Mo Dolley
Albather Wee
Agracho
Sarthe
Taft Campaign In Missouri And Kansas Rain Tour
Taft's Missouri invasion began in St Joseph with a rain soaked speech at the stock exchange. He addressed labor and party contrasts, winning cheers from workers while noting his labor record. In Kansas City crowds cheered through bands and a pedestal request, and Leavenworth saw Taft speak in a drenching rain on labor policy and enforcement of existing laws.
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John R. Donovan
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Roosevelt Denies Plan to Stump for Taft
Washington October reports claim President Roosevelt will speak for Taft on a national tour. White House denials say the president has no current intention to hit the stump. A later briefing notes he offered a qualified denial, maintaining no plan for campaigning in his present schedule.
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San Francisco
Catholics Not Dismayed After Church Fire
Fond du Lac Wisconsin October 5 Special to The Northwestern at a Sunday meeting plans were made to rebuild St Josephs church destroyed by fire. A guilding and finance committee were appointed Rev M J Taugher began a $500 subscription fund. the new church may cost 50000 to 60000 with a modern design and a chapel to be added as a wing.
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St. Joseph's Church
M. J. Taugher
Pling
Bryan Denies Editorial Against War Pensions
Lincoln Nebraska October in an interview released late today William J Bryan denies claims he ever wrote editorials opposing the granting of pensions to soldiers and widows and notes that he has indorsed pensions on liberal policy.
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Associated
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Sailors Telling of Ida Wreck Bring Robbery Leads
Five sailors aboard Ann Arbor No. 1 recount the Ida two masted schooner wreck off Point Betsy after a leak and sinking in a storm. Captain and five crew saved. sailors stayed at a police station overnight and departed next day. Police recall new cardigans and shoes matching suspects sought at Frankfort Michigan, now under search.
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Ida
Point Betsy
Yawl
Groffman
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Beeson
Coal Fire At Frisco Wharf Damages Teomaburik Plant
A fire broke out early Sunday at the Teomaburik of the Pacific coal company near Beal street by Hobbs factory. Several workers were injured or missing as crews fought flames at the bow factory area and nearby wharfs. Additionally the incident disrupted operations and caused substantial property damage.
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Teomaburik
Pacific Coal Company
Beal Street
Hobbs
Highballs and Fizzes Put Girl Near State Prison Threshold
A Wanpun-Miwaukee area girl, previously jailed, confessed to a theft and is in county jail awaiting examination. She attributes her downfall to ginger ale highballs and whisky fizzes, framing her tale as a study in frailty and misfortune. The sketch notes her municipal court appearance this morning.
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Nariside
Gian
Riot disrupts court session over alleged assault
In Los Angeles a riot outside a court followed an incident involving Tastee Maslin and a confrontation with Mdwawk Marlin. Marlin appeared in Judge Wilbur's court, pleaded guilty to a charge of hostility, and was sentenced to imprisonment amid injuries among bystanders.
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Tastee Maslin
Mdwauk Marlin
Prifay Uleht
Fedith Kuiston
Cowege Grove
Marlin
Judes Wilbur
Neenah Menasha civic league seeks state basketball league plan
Neenah and Menasha players back a proposed state basketball league including Appleton Two Rivers Manitowoc Sheboygan and Port Washington with a managers meeting planned in Port Washington. Also notes a wedding announced for Jessie Me arn of this city to Attorney George Keeley of Green Bay with ceremony at St Patrick s church October 21 and reception at Charles Sorensen s home. A swindle warning and a high school football result conclude the item.
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Neenah
Wis
Oct
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Menasha
State Basketball League
Art Kaeh
Auan- Heer
Conmany Sb Teau
Twin Cities
Port Washington
Neeut
Menusha
Appleton
Two Rivers
Manitowne
Sheboygan
Alan
Jessie Mearn
George Keeley
Green Bay
St. Patrick's Church
Willam de Kelver
Charles Sorensen
Losbe Hes
Aunovnecined
Freda. Loeuglxe Bovlim
Tisdale
Cristin Tas
Ue High
Origiehanis
Tawawantin
Neenah High
Appleton High ‘School
Satiedivaiter
Nick Longworth Denies Order to Leave Campaign Trail
AP dispatch from Teynnaville Indiana reports Congressman Nicholas Longworth denying he was ordered to withdraw from the campaign. He travels toward Cincinnati en route to resume speaking engagements as the campaign enters the final stretch. He rejects claims that President Taft would abandon the GOP nomination and predicts continuing public appearances.
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Associated Press
Teynnaville
Ind
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Sreauentiy
Caninaign Cinelnath
Copwressnan
Nichelus Longwerth
Jude Taft
Leose Ule
Fear for Beulah McCabe Sailor Crew Missing
Fear is voiced for the Beulah McCabe, an American schooner with nine crew aboard, carrying lumber from Mobile to Puerto Rico. The vessel has not been heard from in fifty nine days, far longer than the expected voyage, with a hurricane fate suspected like the Mary BR Judge.
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Ala
Get. F
Beulah McCabe
Parjarde
Porto Rico
McCabe
Mary BR. Judge
Toulah McCabe
Mobile
Judge
New Orleans
Veteran Civil War Soldier Killed Crossing Tracks
Milwaukee report from Oconomowoe says Civil War veteran Matthew Wingler seventy seven was run down and killed while crossing ahead of a passenger train on the Milwaukee road at Ixonia He served with the Thirty Fifth Wisconsin Infantry A wife and several children survive
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Milwaukee
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Oconomowoe
Milwaukee Road
Ixonia
Matthew Wingler
Wingler
Thirty-ffth Wisconsin Infantry
Meeting Shifts to Headquarters for Tonight’s Event
Due to prior bookings at Weelon’s hall, the regider and Bryan Kern club gathering moves to the Artgema building headquarters. With limited time and no literary program, no speeches or campaign discussions are planned. the meeting will focus on routine business.
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Weelon
Bryan Kern Club
Artgema
Canadian Pacific Mechanics Accept Terms After Strike
Canadian Pacific mechanics ended their strike by accepting the railway’s terms, marking a complete victory for the company after a morning meeting where leaders J. T. W. McVety and Bell Waray were sharply criticized.
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Associated
Winnipeg
J. TW. McVety
Bell Waray
Canadian Pacific Railway
Board of Registration Meets Tomorrow and Wednesday in Wards
The board of registration will meet tomorrow and Wednesday in the wards. All voters should verify their names are on the rolls, even if they voted on primary election day. Mistakes may occur in the rolls.
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Board of Registration
Vierloux
Short Notes From Local Dispatches
Mrs T TH Gage and Miss Elizabeth Bakeigh traveled to Chicago on business Rev A Pilger of Melvin Minn visited Oshkosh with Rev Wong Mr and Mrs Walter Nf Auler returned from visits at Waupare and Beaver Dam residing 120 Rosalia street Mrs John Hicks Jr at 54 Algoma street delaying their South America trip indefinitely They planned to visit United States Minister John Hicks in Santiago Chile Mrs Hicks suffers a nervous collapse and cannot receive friends
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T. TH. Gage
Mise Elizabeth Bakeigh
Chicago
A. Pilger
Melvin, Til
Oshkosh
Wong
Walter Nf. Auler
Waupare
Beaver Dam
Rosalia Street
John Hicks Jr
Algoma Street
Bishop Tierney Near Death
Hartford reports Bishop Tierney remained alive amid looming dissolution according to the latest bulletin from his residence. An earlier quip about an elderly woman shouting a garbled phrase underscores the era’s quirk amid the grave news from the church leader’s health.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Tierney
Weather forecast for Wisconsin and near region
Forecaster notes likely showers on Tuesday with late night clearing. Daytime highs around 7 units, warmer conditions expected. Tuesday night warm, low clouds, partly fair by Wednesday. No major storm systems expected through the period.
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Woman in Black theft chase ends with recovered suit case
Oshkosh police linked a rapid halfday hunt to a missing suit case at Northwestern station. A young woman wearing a black gown and bonnet, described by witnesses, was found via pawnshop and jewelry store surveillance. The recovered bag contained belongings of Miss J Louise Norris Braden. owner Irene Dawson of Chicago identified items later. The suspect admitted possession of the bag she had taken as her own at 25 Washington Street. no items from Norris were missing.
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J. Louise Norri
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Marinette
Miss Notrix
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Miss Norris
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Misa Norris
D. B. Curtis Jr
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Princess Deslan
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Arabi
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Konradna Iehrompany
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