Macedonian uprising could spark partition of Europe Turkey
The piece contends Russia and Austria push for Balkan gains, with Bulgaria and the Porte poised for conflict. It notes a large Russian army buildup, mobilizations in Algeria, and Genoese-like pressure on the Macedonian issue, signaling potential statehood denial for Macedonians amid looming Balkan partition.
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Turkey
Europe
Sofia
Macedonia
Porte
Russia
Austria
Balkans
Constantinople
Far East
Crimea
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Ania
Malgeria
Itegis
Bulgaria
Macy
Ferdinand
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee
Servia
Albania
Greece
History of Macedonia from ancient kingdom to Roman province
The article traces Macedonia from its obscure origins and Thracia and Thessaly borders to its wealth in gold and wine with Pella as capital. It notes Illyrian roots, a composite population, Greek influence, and eventual conquest by Rome in 146, after Alexander the Great.
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Macedonia
Salonikt
Thracia
Thessaly
Pella
Austria
Greece
Alexander the Great
Turkey
Johnston Marriage Quiet Ceremony in Macon Home
Macon Georgia April 9 Mine Martha Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marshall Johnston was married today at her parents home to W De Lanory of New York The wedding was quiet due to the death of the bridegroom’s sister Immediate relatives attended The couple will honeymoon in Europe
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Macon
Martha Johnston
Mgr
Joseph Bmarthall Johnston
W. de Lanory
New York
Kountse
Europe
Leviathan of the Lakes Loraine Launches on Great Lakes
The Leviathan of the Lakes, Loraine, was launched at the American Shipbuilding yards in Loraine Ohio. Owned by Acme Steamship, the 500000 plus dollar freighter measures 6 feet by 8 feet with 4900 tons of steel and will carry 10000 to 11000 tons of ore. It features new unloading gear and a six hour discharge plan.
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Loraine, O
Augustus B. Wolvin
American Shipbuilding Company
Acme Steamship Company
Wolvin
Great Lakes
Green Lake
South Shore
McKeever
McKeever’s Hall
Alonzo Wardall
Kansas
Hood
Icens
Accidental Shooting At 91 Thirtieth Avenue
Lee Davenport fired a shot that pierced a window into a room where George Johnson was visiting. Davenport told Detective Freeman his pistol dropped from a valise during unpacking, causing the accidental discharge.
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Lee Davenport
Thirtieth Avenue
George Johnson
Davenport
Freeman
Barley and Wheat Prices Jump on War Demand
Washington barley and wheat rise in price due to heavy shipments to Japan after the outbreak of war. Barley climbs from 19.50 to 22.50 per ton while milling wheat reaches about 80 to 85 cents. Higher prices come as barley becomes scarcer for feed. A Seattle firm, Meaittec, is reported to have been granted 256000 dollars in credit to purchase war supplies for Japan.
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Washington
Japan
Seattle
Market price list for meats produce and staples
Wholesale price catalog lists fresh meats including cow and steer beef and veal, pork and mutton with per pound rates. Vegetables feature White River Burbank potatoes Yakima potatoes and cabbages with per sack and per box pricing. Green fruits apples pears pumpkins and pineapples shown with assorted box and crate prices alongside grain and feed rates.
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Wallo
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