City in Flames and Balkan Crisis Report
Reports from Belgrade and Constantinople describe unrest, insurgent actions, and government efforts to block rail links to Adrianople. Turkish troops and police crack down on dissent as Bulgaria and France note growing tensions and fear of uprisings amid a larger regional conflict.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Adrian
Mussulmans
Imadia Bat
Mussulmani
Russia
Sofia
Bulgaria
Bulgarian Et Usieub
Erussiat
Beirut
Stockton
San Francisco
Leishman Mares
Turkey
Leishman
Lenhman
Washington
Paris
Foreign Office
Ciitia
Kroshevo
Macedonia
Gunboat Scorpion Collides With Steamer Whitner
The Metropolitan line steamer Whitner bound for Boston collided in the East River with the gunboat Scorpion near Brooklyn shore. The Whitner sustained a starboard bow hole and water intake. she returned to her pier to discharge freight and passengers. The Scorpion also breached its bow, was pumped out, and towed for repair.
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Associated Preach
New York
Metropolitan Line
Whitner
Boston
Scorpion
Brooklyn
Whitney
Books Placed In Evidence In Clifton Avenue Crossing Case
At the Newark trial, Frederick Evans, former secretary to Vice President Howell and now secretary of the public service corporation, was ordered to produce the New Jersey Street Railway by laws. Prosecutor Riker read duties of directors and officials showing delegation of duties. He identified executive committee meetings and minutes as evidence. portions of minutes were to be reviewed further. The company books were admitted in evidence.
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Ity Associated Press
Newark
N. J
oMiclala
North Jersey Street Rail Way Company
Wnt
Clifton Avenue
Brade
Frederick Bvanes
Howet
Public Service Corporation
New Jersey Street Railway Company
Riker
Dig Kiker
Executive Committee
Venezuela Claims in The Hague Arbitration
Rome reports great interest in the Venezuelan questions before The Hague court. Waayte MacVeagh, U S ambassador to Italy, praised for tact and cleverness. Germany seeks prior payment, but Italy withholds support. three blockading powers share an equal footing. Senator Pierontoni, Italian counsel, will back Italian claims under Roman code.
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Preens
Rome
Hague Arbitration Court
Waayte MacVeagh
United States
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Venezuela
Pierontoni
The
Hague
Don’t Teach Sedition in Turkish Colleges Says Secretary
Rev James L Baston of the American Board states he has visited at least six Turkish colleges and knows their presidents. He asserts the institutions do not tolerate sedition or disloyalty within their walls and dismiss any teachers or students suspected of agitation.
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Associated Press
Bactton
Mass
Washington
Turkey
James L. Baston
American Board
Cincinnati Fire Ravages Walnut Street Buildings
Fire at 04 to 43 Walnut Street causes heavy losses and injures fireman Charles Regan. Spontaneous combustion on the Schoelbohr Hartford and Hanna dye stuffs plant third floor triggers the blaze. Major losses listed include 715000 for the factory and 50000 to 62000 for other firms. Several people sustain minor injuries.
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Associated Presa Cincinnat
Buldings
Walnut Street
Charles Regan
Schoelbohr, Hartford & Hanna Company
Chemical and Dye Stuffs
J. C. McCullough Seed Company
Ehtlinger Paper Company
Seibert, Wuest & Company
C. B Foote
Knights Templars Elect Officers in Peoria Meeting
The Knights Templars grand commandery in Peoria Illinois elected officers for the year. Thomas A Parker of Mason City was chosen prelate Joan H M Whitbeck of Chicago was named treasurer Gil W Gernard of Chicago was elected recorder Arthur M Ottman of Pereria was elected warder Several committees gave reports and the encampment ends this afternoon
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Sy Amoctated
Peoria
Grand Commandery Knights Templars
Thomas A. Parker
Mason City
Joan HM. Whitbeck
Chicago
Gil W. Gernard
Recorder
Arthur M. Ottman
Perceria
Troops Ready Fast for Cripple Creek Strike Duty
Adjutant General Sherman Bell says orders issued for Denver troops to be ready at a moment's notice if the Cripple Creek district strike demands their presence. The statement frames a swift mobilization posture in response to labor unrest.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cel
Sherman Bell
Cripple Creek
Man Arrested After Repeated Attempts to See President Roosevelt
A man named Weilbronner, five feet eight, twenty-eight, German descent, residing near Ulster Bay, tried thrice to see President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. Armed with a revolver, he was stopped, detained, and later locked up after officials deemed him a danger. He claimed a personal engagement and spoke of a wireless talk with the president. He was arraigned before Justice Franklin. examination postponed for further sanity inquiry.
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Assocatal Psy Oyster Ebay
Weilbronner
Saguinore Lin
Roosevelt
Fae Ma
Bavamore Hill
Secret Service
Wetbronner
Stoaset
Ulster Bay
Verbronner
Sagamore Hill
Weibronner
Sressel
Wellbrenner
Justice
Weilbonner
L. A
Aire
Franklin
Brenner
Pirates Trouble Lasuna Invasion Sparks Local Anxiety
Reports say two bands of La drones have gathered in Lasuna disturbing residents. Authorities coordinate with Aguinaléa the ex revolutionary leader who now backs US policy urging compatriots to abandon crime. Major Howes and Major Hunter conclude hearings with arguments to Washington for final decision.
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Maninla
Lasuna
Aguinaléa
United States
Islands
Ietier
Qty
CIA
Robert L. Howes
Hanter
Washington
Death of Professor Arthur H. Hlahn in Wisconsin
Special to The Northsiders Milwaukee report Prof Arthur H. Hlahn died of heart failure Tuesday afternoon in Whitewater Wisconsin. He was about twenty seven years old and had recently married. He graduated from Whitewater Normal School in 1900.
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Northsseters
Milwaukee
Whites Water
Wis
Arthur HL. Hlahn
Maku
Whitewater Normal
Repeal Grady-Salus Law Dominates Democratic Platform
Harrisburg reports the Democratic state convention convened with William J Brennan chosen temporary chairman. The platform condemns the Grady-Salus law as a Republican attack on press freedom and calls for its repeal plus a fair ballot law with personal registration and secret ballots.
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Associated Prise
Harrisburg
Hal
Hall
William J Brennan
Pittsburg
Brennan
Luzerne
Westingreland
Anz Counceil
Buatnese
Pennnsylevania
Penn
Democratic Party
Republican Organization
Wisregard
Dewelt
Lehigh County
Auditori
Joel G. Hi
Warne
Rstate
John A Ward
Philan
Boundary Case Updates At Arctic Boundary Commission
The boundary arbitration between the United States and Canada nears a key session. Canadian counsel read a memorandum while Great Britain weighs in on the process. The meeting will organize and set dates for oral arguments and private subsequent sessions. Ambassador Chets attends a dinner ahead of the boundary commission’s work.
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Azeccintei Tandon
Av Maliel
Gro
Couneelraid
Great Britain
Juellon Airrsinnt
Boundary Commissioners
Childhood lovers wed under special dispensation
Dr Barnum J Voorheig aged sixty and Lizzie Dunning aged forty, of Stand Rapisa Mich, were married today in a special dispensation and left for Chicago. The couple, childhood sweethearts, sought to evade the objections of their children.
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Wie
Wisconsin
Barnum J. Voorheig
Lizzie Dunning
Itand Rapisa
Chicago
Trebide
Groom
Court Opens Delayed by Missing Arbitrator
Fragmentary text notes the court opening delayed due to the absence of a third arbitrator in a Venetian claim case, causing postponement of the proceeding and unknown consequences for the case timeline.
Tragedy in Gotham Ends in Double Fatality
A jealous New York man Henry Townsend Edson aged thirty nine killed Mrs Fansie Pullen aged thirty three at a residence on Ninety second street and then shot himself. Dr David O Edson witnessed the scene. Coroner says the murder suicide was premeditated and linked to a love affair.
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Associated Prema Y New York
Henry Townsend Edson
Fansie Pullen
Franklin Edson
Edson
David O Edson
Henry T. Edson
Thomas Wood
Dr. Edson
Ninety-second Street
Woods
Mre. Pullen
Townsend Edson
Brrs
Toupe
Townsend
Mrs
John F. Pullen
St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church
John C. Peters
Brooklyn
Cruiser Cleveland Trial Run Nears Official Report
The Portland test board today evaluated tidal corrections and prepared a report on the cruiser Cleveland's run. An air pump broke and a minor collision added a brief delay. penalties will affect the ship’s time, and no confirmation was given on whether the vessel met the contract speed of 1820 knots.
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Br Associated Tres
Portland
Cleveland
Saeon
Cihrresse
Mfely
Hail destroys corn across Minnesota farm belt
A severe storm north of Mankato last night cut or shredded corn for miles along the Northwestern road to Nicolet, with no damage in the city.
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Mankato
Minn
Nicojict
Hypnotism Exhibition Ban Reissued by Interior Minister
The Interior Ministry reissued the ban on public hypnotism exhibitions and warned against risky demonstrations. Officials emphasize safety and public order while restricting entertainment acts involving hypnosis.
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Berlin
Interior
Injured Man Transported After Head Kick Incident
Reuben Putpke of 202 Doty Street was rushed to St Mary’s hospital by car ambulance after being kicked in the head Tuesday evening. Doctors fear skull fracture though he remains conscious. John McElree, injured three weeks earlier, lies in a precarious condition at Alexian Brothers hospital with motor paralysis spreading from one leg to others, believed to threaten the spine and life.
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Reuben Putpke
Doty Street
Bt Mary's Hospital
Bore
John McElree
Alexian Brothers Hospital
McEffree
Waa
Han
All Over a Dog in Municipal Court
In municipal court Peter Hansen sued D H Shelby over a dog care issue. Shelby’s attorney Col H I Weed offered judgment of 5 dollars plus costs, accepted after Hansen initially refused full payment. Shelby had paid 3 3/4 dollars and offered 5 more. court accepted. Shelby’s absence kept case open a week. State v Theodore Binger embezzlement adjourned to Sept 25. Mate v Louis Sleipela cruelty to animals adjourned to Sept 16. Sledold charged with overdriving and abusing a horse. liveryman Mr. Wert involved.
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Peter Hansen
D. H. Shelby
Shelby
State of
Wisconsin
S. Theodore Binger
Mate
Louis Sleip Bela
Sledold
Sie- Wert
Loyalty Rewarded In Coors Springs Mine Closure
A Siandanl MW mine at Colorado Springs owned by United Redaction at Refining company shut down indefinitely. About 220 employees will receive one third wages as loyalty compensation for staying with the company during the miners' conflict in the Crip pie Creek district.
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Associated Dress
Colorado Springs
Cot
Siandanl MW
United $A
Refining Company
Crippie Creek
Milimen
The Buckeye Campaign Opens in Chillicothe
The Republican campaign in Ohio will open in Chillicothe on September 1. Governor Nash will preside and speeches will be delivered by Senators Hanna Ferak et al. and Warren G. Harding. The event signals a robust party campaign effort ahead of the upcoming elections.
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Chie
Chiliteothe
Nash
Ad Treames
Hanna and
Feraket
Msron
Herrick
Warren G.hardizs
Mystery of Murders Shocks Tamaqua District
Special dispatches from Tamaqua report a surge of murders in a district of Columbia county. Police have arrested several suspects amid fears of an oathbound organization behind the killings. Authorities warn residents of rising danger as investigations continue.
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Tamaqua
Tt In
Columbia County
Admiral Dewey Calls for Strong Navy to Safeguard Coast
Admiral Dewey writes in a navy periodical that Britain France and Germany could assemble larger fleets for summer maneuvers than the United States. He notes the immense coast line and rising trade demand a strong navy and urges the Navy League to educate citizens to press for sufficient force for prestige and safety.
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Associated Press
New York
Admiral Dewey
Isue
Great Britain
France
Germany
Bar Har
Navy League
Thirty Horses Perish In Milwaukee Stable Fire
Spectal reports in Milwaukee detail a blaze at Harmon Krocker’s two story 100 by 356 foot livery stable at 720 Twenty seventh street. Thirty horses burned, seven men sleeping nearby escaped, and Inspector Otto Riemer’s horse was among the losses. Fire cause unknown and damage estimated at 12000 to 42000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectal
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Harmon Krocker
Twenty-seventh Street
Deparisent
Otto Riemer
Baptist Committees Named by Winnebago Association
In a morning business session of the Winnebago Baptist Association in Appleton Wisconsin the general committees of arrangements were named Rev W T Sanders Ma rinettes J C Hazen Green Pay and AL Le Grand Appleton. Other committees were set for enrollment missions obituary reactions auditing central Baptist ordinances nominating and time place and preachers.
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Appleton
Wis
Winnehage
Wi T. Sanders
Marinettes
J.C. Haxen
Green Pay
AL le Grand
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