Berlin Faces Turkish War Tension and War Council
Dispatches from Berlin and Sofia report rising tensions as Turkey may confront the Allies. Turkish moves near the Balzarian frontier prompt a war council in Constantinople, with Ismail Pasha named commander. A rumor of a Russo Bulgarian treaty surfaces, suggesting potential alliance actions if Turkey enters war.
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Stonaia
Paris
Sofia
Repoet We Uibeial Journal
Kucein
Bulgaria
Turkey
Aeussia
Pathetic Michigan case ends with death on Main Street
Elizabeth Stover of Kalamazoo died suddenly on Main Street at 65. She had just sent a four dollar postoffice money order to a Tekonsha matrimonial agency to hire a husband, and she may have hidden her search from her daughter. Her daughter learned of the death in shock.
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Kilamazoo
Mich
Elizabeth Stover
Main Street
Mh A. Horton
Tekonsia
Labor Leader in Trouble In Elkhart Ind
At a stormy session in Elkhart on September 3 the Central union disqualified organizer Charles Hackman after a late meeting. He faces the greatest penalty the body could impose amid allegations he accepted campaign money in 1902 to influence labor votes. Hackman admits receipt of funds but claims it was as an individual, not as union president. A ward heelers’ disclosure says he was promised 250 dollars but received only 5.
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Elkhart
Ind
Central Her Union
Charles Hackman
Hackman
Central Union
Charges Against School Principal Sparks Board Dismissal Action
Lafayette Ind Sept 5 Trustees debate case of Professor Glascock principal of Washington school accused of undue familiarity with girl pupils and neglect of duties. The board initially dismissed him but later granted time to answer charges. Petition drives show mixed support for retention versus removal amid talk of a patrons meeting if he is not ousted.
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Lafayette
Ind
Glascock
Washington School
Iis
Gluscock
Washington
Father Murphy Holds the Fort in Seward Trial Appeal
The Nebraska supreme court hears the appeal by Father Murphy of Seward county district court ruling. The case challenges trial judge errors and includes allegedly authentic Vatican communications. Murphy remains in charge of the Seward church despite bishop orders to vacate.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wishop Homrenm
Murphy
Seward
Nebraska Supreme Court
District Court
Bias Hoont
Supreme Court
Propaganda
Rome
Cardinal Gott
United States
Father Murphy
New State Law Opens Loop for Criminals in New Case
Bismarck N D Sept 3 The legislature last winter changed the law for execution of criminals to be tansed at the state penitentiary after six months imprisonment rather than hanged in the counties. It gives a chance for life to John Rooney now under death sentence by Judge Pollock. The record was sent to the US Supreme Court in Washington for supersedary relief and a stay while the high court rules.
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Bismarck
Erfin Tuts
Ife
John Rooney
Pollock
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Millers Conference in Nashville in Session
Nashville Tennessee September 5. A conference of prominent members of the Millers Federation of the United States and the Southeastern Millers Association is in session there.
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Millers
Cornell
Nashville, Tenn
Millers’ Federation of the
United States
The
Southeastern Millers’ Association
Actuaries Debate State Supervision At International Congress
An international actuaries congress in New York discussed whether the state should supervise life insurance to protect policyholders and educate the public. Speakers from Belgium Germany New York and Japan argued for and against broader state involvement with differing views on supervision and reserve practices.
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New York
International Congress of Actuaries
Louis Maingie
Belgium
Alfred Manes
Berlin
P. Rosselet
Merne
Mes Chisholm
Edinburgh
Views of James R Garfield on Insurance State Supervision
James R Garfield commissioner of corporations in the department of commerce and labor addressing a congress discusses public publicity and information gathering. Others argue for or against state supervision of life insurance and solvency. A dynamite blast demolishes Abraham Showalter’s residence in Keystone injuring five. A Danville jury is being formed for riot trials with fourteen defendants to be tried.
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James R. Garfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Congress
Bureau
J. G. van Clse
New Yorks
Robert San Galli
St. Petersburg
Lfe Insurance
James Chisholm
Edinburgh
Bis
Chisholm
Keystone
Ind
Abraham Showalter
Danville
Whitlock
Governor Yates Speaks at Hillsboro Old Settlers Reunion
Governor Yates addressed Montgomery county old settlers at Hillsboro September 5. He attended a luncheon at the New Hillsboro Inn, met diverse citizens, then spoke over an hour at the fair grounds and with Hillsboro Commercial Club. He praised pioneer pluck, growth, and urged enforcement against mob rule and lynching.
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Hillsboro
Yates
Old Settlers
Montgomery County
Inncheon
Fair Grounds
Atal
Ee Wis
Moli Faye
Serbian officers released amid cabinet crisis rumors
In Belgeaile a wave of arrests of Serbian army officers believed to be in revolt sparked fears of a cabinet crisis. About 28 officers were freed today after arrests yesterday, signaling rapid political turmoil and widespread ex citement.
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Belgeaile
Pta
Iit
Emmaia
Gon Tera
Troops Sent to Cripple Creek After Reported Terror
Governor Peabody dispatches about 1,000 National Guard troops to Cripple Creek after a commission reports a reign of terror threatens citizens and property, despite labor federation objections. The move follows unrest linked to the mining district and calls for order amid strikes. A separate note from England describes an experimental sinking test of a replica battleship off a port.
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Denver
Colo
Peabody
Cripple Creek
Bell
Signal Corps
National Guard
Peatods Wade
Sherif Robertson
Vietor
John Chase
N. C. Miller
Tome E. McClelland
Railroad Chief Dies After Slight Mishap
St Louis, Edward M. Fina, general superintendent of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad, died at home from fever believed caused by an injury to his foot. Collings Se 9 of Mbla, lows.
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St. Loni
Edward M.fina
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Bik
Collings
Transport Logan Sails With the 14th Regiment
United States army transport Logan sails for Manila with the 14th Cavalry aboard Frandsen. In Lebanon a Meyesroll girl Elsie bucket hanged herself after her father scolded her for receiving a kiss from a neighbor boy. William Crossley pallbearer comment on evacuation. From St. Petersburg a report says trains on the Manchurian line are escorted by troops and guards. Evansville meeting selects Richwonl Va for next plate of meeting by the National Association of Stationary Engineers.
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Frandsen
United States Army
Logan
Manila
Mth Cavalry
Lebanon
Elsie Bucket
Stern
William Crossley
Ind
Wile Beet
Evansville
Richwonl
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Cotton business rapidly growing in West Africa region
Liverpool reports rapid expansion of cotton cultivation in interior West Africa with Lagos shipments improving quality. Railroads extend services to move buoyant supplies while a Virginia-like seed program sows in January. A 4000 bale yield is expected if trials succeed, with first harvest by Christmas and expansion planned.
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Liverpool
Lagos
West Africa
Afria
Delta
Morey
Secretary Shaw In Role Of Farmer News Dispatch
Secretary Shaw, in an unusual appearance, toured state sale events and met with officials at the Hitman hotel, then spoke on agricultural policy. He urged focus on farming knowledge and warned that wealth from cattle does not guarantee success, stressing education over rapid profits.
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Shaw
Cohuatis
The
Treasury
Crenmls
Hitman
Woul
Hoverine Nash
Volonet Myreu T. Hertichweetts
Reform in Consular Appointments Shifts Promotion Policy
President Roosevelt ends the old practice of promoting based on seniority alone in the consular service and will appoint only experienced insiders. Loomis led the change with Assistant Secretary Loomis and state department officials, aiming to promote current staff to higher grades and fill their former posts with others lacking that experience. The policy emphasizes placing capable, trained individuals to advance U.S. foreign trade, though tenure at a specific post may shift as promotions occur.
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Roosevelt
Francis B
Tooxevelt
Hay
Ansetantairy Loonils
State Department
Ploets
United States
Change noted in condition and industry activity report
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Fmm
Nee Wiikly
Rtd UK
Cnutiber
United ‘States
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