War fears ease as powers urge restraint in Balkans
Reports from London Paris and Vienna describe a cooling of Servian war fervor as Britain France and Russia urge calm in Belgrade. Ottoman and Austrian authorities reinforce frontier vigilance while diplomats discuss a conference to regularize the Bosnian Herze gov tremors and avert a wider war.
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Bowers
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Great Britain
Belgrade
Austria-Hunga
Tunsil
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Sofia
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London
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Aegean Sea
Grecian Archipelago
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Budapest
Genoa
Italy
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Fae
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Monenegro
Deep Waterways Push Gains Toward Gulf Link
Chicago reports at the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways convention. Theodore P. Shonts and John A. Ockerson lead talks urging rapid federal aid to open a Chicago to Gulf of Mexico deep water route. Delegates back strong coast to coast waterway policy and funding with Joliet to St. Louis leg emphasized.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gulf Deep Waterways Association
D. R. Forgan
Forsan
S. Conway
New Orleans
Theodore P. Shonts
New York
John A. Ockerson
St. Louis
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Mississippi
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Tennessee
Cumberland
Missouri
Arkansas
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Mlinois
Gulf
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Gulf Deep
Bryan in a New Role Declared Advance Agent of Prosperity
The article reports William J. Bryse, a Democratic figure, being described as “the advance agent of prosperity” by August Press. It notes political support in Illinois and references Lake Somee and locals, though details are garbled.
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Nee Press
Treator, Il
Himad
William J. Bryse
Lake
Bryan heads train tour through Illinois and Missouri
The article notes William Jennings Bryan leaving Chicago at eight in the morning in cars supplied by the Illinois state Democratic committee. From Joliet the journey continues as a special train with many committee members and David KR. Francis of Missouri joining to run the train in Quincy and through Missouri. In Virginia Tony Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate, told Botetourt farmers that the Republican platform guarantees profits to Wen who fund the party campaign.
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Chicago
Illinois State Democratic Committee
Joliet
Bryan
David KR. Francis
Missouri
Quincy
Fincastle
Botetourt County
Tony W. Kern
Yeh Wen
Democratic Campaign Fund Grows With Notable Contributions
The Democratic National Committee plans to announce next week the total campaign fund and individual contributors of $100 or more. The treasury holds a little over $220,000, with more than $120,000 from contributors plus $42,000 from the Denver convention fund. notables include William A. Clark, Roger Sullivan, Percy Belmont, and Norman E. Mack among others, with many $1,000 and $500 gifts. The Denver HQ reports $5,000 collected, including a $1,000 check from Clark. The smallest gift was one cent from Monroe Washington.
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Associated Press
New York
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Denver
Democratic Treasury
Tt Ia
National Committee
William A. Clark
Montana
Monroe
Washington
Democratic Campaign Fund
Democratic Press
Delamy Nicholl
Jacob Ruppert
My One
Nathan Straus
Ntional Democratic Club
Sheehin
Archibald McNeil
Bridgeport
Conn
Guy B. Tucker
Little Ruck
Ark
M. F. Dunlap
Tiinals
Roger Sullivan
Percy Belmont
Robert L. Gwen
Oklathoma
J. J. Hogan
la Crosse
Wis
C. E. O. Wood
Flint
Mich
EK . Gultra
St. Louis
Sea C. Wetmore
St Loui
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Melbert Cary
Connecticut
Jefferson Levy
John Cox
Wiliam F. Burns
D. Mallory
Selma
Ala
Taynech
St. Paul
Walsh
Helena
Mont
George
Billings
RS. Ford
Great Falls
Diplomatic Talks Resume Between Servia And Montenegro
Paris dispatch reports Belgrade and Podgorica have resumed diplomatic relations after last spring’s bomb incident involving the Servian crown prince. Austria-Hungary warns Servia’s agitation strains peace while denying Serb cabinet resignation. Servia cites reserves as precaution amid pressure from Vienna.
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Associated Press
Paris
The
Temps Today
Belgrade
Servia
Montenegro
Austria-Hungary
Baron von Khevenhuller
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Servwia
Jo Wa Thatus
M. Pichon
M. Venttch
France
Graphite Shortage Impacts Industry and Tech Sectors
A terse notice indicates graphite becoming scarce, threatening production timelines in electronics and manufacturing. The fragment suggests broader supply chain concerns impacting new tech and military applications, with officials weighing alternative materials and cost pressures.
Mistake Almost Fatal at Milwaukee Beloit Wedding
Special report from Beloit describes a near tragedy when a misdirected wedding plan caused Mr. Mereness and his family to travel, stay at Branigan hotel, and nearly suffer from accidental electrocution in the hotel room. A doctor stated harm could have occurred.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Beloit
Lillian Merenaas
D. H. Follock
C. Moereness
Darien
Delavan
Pollock
Branigan
Mereness
Perjury accusation shocks Panama inquiry hearing
William A. Brothers publicly accuses Spencer Miller of perjury during an inquiry into discrimination in awarding canal cableways. General Garlington struggles to maintain order as Brothers withdraws and vows to present proof of perjury.
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Associated Press
New York
Oet
Panama Canal
Willan A. Brothers
Chargis
Spencer Miller
Lidgerswood Company
Gartington
Chuwry
Garlington
Gener
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Connrominnisstune
Wiliam 1 A. Brothers
Brothers
Balincet Cable Crane Company
Isthmian Canal Commission
George W. Goethals
Panam Canal
Goethals
Throthers
Mr. Brothers
Miller
Lidgerwood Company
Poona
Gatun
Miller Caid
Balance Cable Company
Ian G. Pratt
Congress
Bsr
Jersey
Commission
Women's Catholic Order convention ends with vote turmoil
Report from Detroit details a heated convention of the Women’s Catholic Order of For enters where anti administration leaders faced claims of intimidation and a contested election. The result favored Mrs. Ridmanardee over Mrs. Rodgers, sparking disorder and calls for reevaluation of leadership.
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Tiy Ansoettten Press
Detroit
Mich
Mye Rasa
Rittman
Minneapotis
Minn
Women's Catholic Order of Forenters
Lester
Mra RiGmanardee
Mra
Mianbotl Rodgers
Chicago
Mra Hodgers
Leche
Dent
Tessie Murphy
Ohl Renetary
Julia McDonnell
Milas Watherine Rhadnetam
Daweer
Maresuet Cgalwey
Delrott
Mark Quirk
Wisco Efi
Cherue Goxgein
Ott Colby
Bie
Ant Anna Jeresemwicky
Chieatgg
Governor Hughes Visits Oil Fields Amid Crowd
In Coffeyville Kansas Governor Hughes arrives to rally oil workers and address fears of “cute fairy schemes” before next month’s elections. He warns workers not to be swayed by false promises as crowds gather at key sites including Neodeska and Independence.
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Associated Migs
Coffeyville
Kan
Charles
I Hughey
New York
Ead
Giaiten
Hughes
Neudosla
Sin
Independence
Chafin Begins Indiana Speaking Tour
Prohibition candidate for president Paugene Chafin of Chicago starts a speaking tour of Indiana today. He plans to finish Monday then head to Madison Wisconsin for a meeting. Chafin says he has averaged five speeches daily for eighty days.
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Associated Pres
Indianapolis
Ind
Paugene Chafin
Chicago
Prohibition
Indiana
Madison
Wis
Chaffin
Cholera Reported in Manila Nine Cases in One Day
The Associated Press dispatch from Manila lists thirteen cholera cases in the twenty four hours ending at eight o clock today with seven new cases reported during the day. This update comes from Washington on October 3.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Manilla
Tigers V Cubs Battle for World Series Opens Tomorrow
Chicago arrives in Detroit for the opening game as managers, players, and fans prepare for the world championship series. Pitchers Reulbach or overall may start. Jennings stays confident while Cubs seek victory in a tight, high stakes clash.
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Detroit
Tigers
Min
Jullin Tulks
Busines
Munc Hger Jennings
Vere
Lone Dierts
Shortmop Bush
Feta | Bay
O'Leary
Jennings
Pheber Killin
Chicago
Lehmidt
Physia
FF. J. Navin
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