War in sight as Turkey weighs war on Bulgaria
Constantinople reports a looming war with Bulgaria. Edhem Pasha named commander while Sultan delays a decision. Paris notes Bulgaria Russia alliance rumors. Britain and Austria seek coordinated Balkan intervention to restore order. Greece presses for Macedonia restoration amid Bulgarian moves. Washington notes no US alarm and limited naval readiness at Constantinople.
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Berlin
Taseblatt
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Council of War
Bulgara
Edhem Pasha
Paris
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Temps
Sofia
Trevink
Popoff
FR Gena
Drevnik
Turkey
Russia
Solgaria
Balkans
Vienna
Emnerir
Francis Foreph
Nes
Wiens
Stould
Pve
Macedonia
Austria
War Declared on Mashers in Berlin Streets
The interior ministry ordered police presidents to organize plainclothes units to guard women and girls from street harassment. Berlin authorities aim to let women shop at midday without insults, a problem long urged by officials and public.
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Associated Prime
Berlin
Ministry of Th Interior
Shevlin Seeks Habeas Corpus in Ravine case
Charlen Edgar Shevlin a wealthy lumberman and brother of Thomas Shevlin Republican state leader arrived with a deputy sheriff and asked Judge Belden for a writ of habeas corpus to compel jailers to show cause why he should not be freed He has been detained at a panic jail near Lake Geneva attempting to clear himself of charges filed against him.
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Ravine
Wie
Charlen Edgar Shevlin
Milionure
Stanneapally
Thomas Shevlin
Republican State Central Committee
Belden
Circuit Court
Lake Geneva
Travis Leads Byers In Final Amateur Golf Match
In Glen Cove Sept 5 a large crowd watched the start of the thirty six hole final for the national amateur golf championship. Walter J Travis and Eben M Brers compete for the title with the winner to receive the Havemeier cup and a USGA gold medal, while the runner up gets a silver medal and bronze medals go to the semi finalists.
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F. O. Remihart
Bruce D. Smith
State Supervision of Life Insurance Contended at Congress
The concluding session of the International Congress of Actuaries discussed state supervision of life insurance. Speakers from Baltimore Washington Paris and New York argued that diverse state laws hinder cross state business and urged common standards. They warned against arbitrary state requirements and urged necessity for generally recognized safeguards.
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Associated Press
New York
International Congress of Actuaries
Robert W. Hann
S Baltimore
J. Howard Gore
Washingto
Dupizix
Paris
Em York
McClintock
Americans Hurt in French Car Accident
Four Americans from the Conrad family were injured when their car overturned on a country road between Cloyes and Chateaudun while returning from Paris. A woman suffered facial cuts, another bruising to the chest and shoulder, and the chauffeur hurt a leg. The chauffeur later phoned from a local auto shop to say the injuries were not serious and the trip could continue.
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Cloyes
Chateauden
Conrad
Paris
Conrads
Harriman Returns From Liverpool Voyage After Health Tuneup
Associated Press reports Harriman, who sailed aboard the Cedric from Liverpool, arrived today. He underwent appendicitis surgery before departure and sought recovery abroad. He said his health improved and he is confident he has fully recovered.
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New York
Harriman
Cedric
Liverpoo
Fanlin
Salina
Fuith
Woman's Club House Burns in Evening Fire
A fire destroyed the Woman's Club house at St. Tan Minn during a September night. Firemen fought the blaze aided by a gasoline stove incident, leaving the building heavily damaged but no injuries reported among those on the grounds. crowds gathered in alarm and great excitement.
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Adeociniod
St. Tan Minn
Womans Feders
Sparks Demands Reward in Extradition Dispute
Governor Sparks of California refuses to extradite Math toad Weeds, a Folmm convict captured recently at Reno and held by the state. The executive department of California has taken up the matter, seeking action on the case and a possible reward.
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Sparks
Nerw
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Ieenia
Pad
Calléerala
Beckham Opens Campaign in Kentucky
Winchester September crowds estimate seven to ten thousand at the Democratic state campaign opening. Governor Beckham, Senators McCreary and Blackburn, and Congressman Ollie James spoke as brass bands played and trains brought delegations. Beckham vowed an aggressive campaign and called for open public scrutiny of party records, urging a confrontation with Republican foes and a full investigation of prior state misconduct.
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Winchester
Caspaig
Leckham
McCreary
Blackeburn
Ollie Junks
Cincinnati
Louisville
Lexington
Beckhunt
Robert Franklin
Frankfort
Goebel
Beckham
Kia
Breathitt
Clay County
William Goebel
Marcum
Essassins
Hospital Plan Moves Forward in Fox River Area
Special to The Northwestern Nemah Menasha Wisconsin September 5 plans for a hospital and sanitarium on Fox River rail property near Lake Winnebago gain interest from Twin City physicians. Early interviews indicate bright chances of erection within a year. The site, once Selmetzen park property, was bought by William and Henri Krueger and is deemed ideal for medical facilities.
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Fox River
Lake Winnebago
Twin City
Selmetzen Codet
William and
Henri Krueger
Twin Cities
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Moder
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Verve
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Velons
Clayton
Ren
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City Atformer
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Man Lives on Water For Forty Days Says Doctor Cleared
The report notes Sogen G. Maysied of Brooklen plans a forty day life consuming only water. An examination found him in excellent condition. He aims to demonstrate physical stamina and mental strength while living on water for a full period.
Wail Wound Fatal in Railroad Accident
An ailing report states Hawarg M Fovine, general superintendent of the railroad, died from injuries after being struck by a catapulted object in a railroad mishap several weeks prior. J. C ling, a native of Aidis, Foster, is noted among the victims.
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Mivconsi
Texas
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Crivitz mill owner Zech arrested for embezzlement
Zech, former Crivitz mill owner, arrested in Wisconin on charges of embezzling about 7000 dollars from property deeded to a trust. Complaint filed by Theodore Kersten, president of Clinton Bank. Zech was headed to Seattle to build a saw mill when nabbed.
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Seattle
Insurgent Train Bombing Report Amid Balkan Turmoil
A train carrying Turkish troops between Iskub and Veles near Navagna was allegedly blown up, with reports of many soldiers killed. The Associated Press found the claim untrue while dispatches note Bulgarians burning forests to root out insurgents. Other reports recount bloodless seizures near Neveska and Klissura and Turkish reinforcements and prisoner exchanges.
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Sofa
Bulgaria
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Three Corpses Found in Germantown Avenue House
The decomposed bodies of a woman, a man, and a young man were found in a Germantown avenue house, several days old, identification not yet made. A separate note reports a body believed to be Madeng found in New York Bay with bullet wounds, while a launch linked to Seddens and Hinrichs drifted off Thompkinsville. a card reading M. A. Seddens was found.
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Philadelphia
A &i
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New York
Madeng
Seddens
Charles A. Hinrich
Lipton Duped Over Shamrock I Waterline Error
London reacts to a New York dispatch claiming Shamrock I was defeated due to a waterline mistake. The report says the flaw was not found in time to prevent the unwarranted losses that tarnished Sir Thomas Lipton. Friends in London demand an explanation.
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New York
Wally Mail
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Thomas Liptar
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Serk
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Hill's Field Marked Out As New Projects Loom
Amacin's New York notes humor and wry commentary on grand sea and land ventures reforming the era. The piece references James J. WH and a bold declaration from a yacht voyage, claiming readiness to undertake major works in emerging urban developments.
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New York
James J
MME. HUMBERT IN JAIL PROVED PARTLY
In a garbled report, Mme Humbert is described under arrest. The article notes she faces charges in a case tied to illness and a court appearance. Details are fragmented and unclear due to incomplete text.
Fragmented OCR sports page hints at scattered names and features
Readable fragments show a jumble of names such as Mary Macianos and Lydaha Kena plus mentions of a magazine and programs. The text references a world of sports and literary items with unclear context and multiple unreadable lines. The record captures the chaotic mix without a clear single event.
Beugue the photographer held for sanity in New York case
Francis M Beugue a 46 year old photographer was committed to Bellevue hospital for examination after being arrested for writing a letter to Secretary of State Hay threatening to act if a $1000 claim against Germany were not paid Beugue said the money owed by the German government came from a Hamburg gallery investment and that publicity would aid him The magistrate doubted his sanity and Washington police say the claim was 19000 marks Beugue claimed to have invested in a Hamburg photo gallery and to have lost it when expelled for avoiding military duty This recent threat to Hay said he would act in self defense and he would handle matters himself.
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Bellevue Hospital
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Syracuse
Bank Robber Bailey Arraigned In Milwaukee Court
Philip Bailey, charged with four offenses including armed assault and larceny of $50, appeared in district court in Milwaukee. Detective Waterman read the warrant. Bailey waived preliminary examination and was bound over to municipal court in $19,000 bail, with a prior Suffolk conviction cited.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Philip Bailey
District Court
Arthur C. Best
Waterman
Iagt
Suffolk County
Mass
Juir
Massachusetts
Best
Bailey
Nex Tern
Sheri Wiechmann
Kill in Self Defense Near Amostatad Press3
Amostatad Press3 reports Arana Junction noting Willam LaFare, a caitian from Pye Delores river area, rode into town and claimed Maxsey was killed in self defense. Maeser allegedly fired three shots preserving his own safety. Authorities say the killer had no opportunity to shoot again. Body found near village with marks of struggle. Unclear motive and suspect identity. case remains a mystery.
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Amostatad
Arana Junction
Sew
Willam LaFare
Pye Delores River
T. Maxsey
Maseey
Ribera
Juan Solane
Rich Briton Excluded From U S Immigration
New York Sept 3 Samilonav— a British subject from Demerata born in Demerara sought letters of introduction to wealthy residents across the world. Immigration inspectors barred his entry under the Chinese exclusion act, noting he would violate the act by traveling under a level of misrepresentation.
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Ory Associates Trem
New York
Ural
Honang
Demerara
Thy
The Man the People Want for Governor
The Wisconsin Republican platform favors primary reform and state railroad oversight. Isaac Stephenson of Marinette, a lumberman and former congressman, emerges as a unifying candidate though not seeking the nomination. His conservatism and business background bolster support across counties for a governor aligned with party principles.
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Governor la Follette
Republikang
la Follette
Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
la Foliette
Stephenson
Merc Stephenson
Immigrant Traveler Held by Inspectors Sealed Papers Forwarded
In Long Island City immigration inspectors detained a traveler who then called on friends in New York for aid. Authorities refused release, and the papers along with Honang's passport were sent to Washington for action.
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New York
Honang
Washington
Crisis in Servia Reports Guarded Army Arrests
Belgrade Sept 6 official dispatch says 28 Servian army officers mostly lieutenants were arrested on charges of insubordination and are under disciplinary examination. Arrested officers were released yesterday but to remain in quarters amid great excitement and rumors of a cabinet crisis. King Peter expected to return Sunday.
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Bervia
Peter
Sundar
New York Yacht Club Hosts Notable Guests
The Earl of Shaftesbury commodore of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club Sir Thomas Lipton and the Hoyer Ulster Yacht Club challenge committee will be guests of honor at a public reception at the New York Yacht Club. The visitors met has been suspended for September 19.
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Associated Press
New York
Earl of Shaftesbury
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Hoyer Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton Tll
New York Yacht Club
Large Schooner Founders Near Clock Island Lighthouse
A large four masted schooner foundered about five miles southeast of the lighthouse. At daylight the crew were traced, though rescue by a passing vessel seemed possible. It is believed the wreck occurred in a collision during dense fog.
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Clock Island
Passengers badly injured in washout wreck
A north bound passenger train on the Hartford branch of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad struck a washout in Burlington Connecticut and was completely wrecked. An unknown number of passengers are reported injured and medical aid has been summoned from surrounding towns.
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Burlington
Conn
New Hartford
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Grammer
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Lightning Strikes Oil Tank in Montpelier
An oil tank of 20,000 barrels at Montpelier belonging to a Manhattan company was struck by lightning this morning. A hole was shot into the tank to release the oil and a fire broke out. Firefighters brought the blaze under control with damage estimated at B56.
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Manhattan
Nehmine
Lima
Dorothy Yates Improves After Illness Report
Springfield dispatch reports Dorothy Yates showing improvement after a recent illness. Governor Yates indicated Dorothy was getting better this morning at Harbor Springs Michigan, with hope for a return to health soon.
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Yates
Harbor Springs
Mich
Dorothy
Big coal combine formed in Pittsburgh area deal
Pittsburgh Gazette reports contracts yield control of Monongahela River Consolidation & Coke by Pittsburg Coal Co. Whitney of Whitney, Stephenson & Co. to deliver cash for majority stake with minority stock purchases planned. Company capitalization around 40.9 million dollars with 600 thousand tons output last year and projected total output near 25 million tons. President Finney denied the story as of Wednesday night.
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Pittsburg
Pitburg Gazette
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Whitney, Stephenson & Co
Monongahela River
Pittsburg Coal Company
J. &B. Finney
Monongahien Company
Ripon Council Must Adapt to Draft Board Funding
Judge Kirwin rules in Carnegie library case. City of Ripon must alter statutes to allow draft board funding and provide required funds. Court decision pressures common council to follow new draft board provisions.
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Milwaukee
Wir
Wisconsin
Ripoty Wits
Sage
Kirwin
Court Court
Carnegie Library
Ripon
Common Council
Eagles Choose Baltimore for Next National Convention
The final session of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, in convention in this city for several days, selected Baltimore as the site for its next national convention, with the gathering set for next year.
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Order of Eagles
Maine
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