Greece Urged to Disavow Cretan Annexation Moves
An urgent Turkish note to Greece demands formal disavowal of any Crete annexation ambitions and warns that severed diplomatic ties will follow if Athens does not comply. The statement frames a clear ultimatum on Crete policy amid regional tensions.
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Greece
Crete
Adolphus Busch
Louis
Carlsbad
Lange Schwalbach
Ben
Aigun
Amur
M. Korotivtz
China
St. Petersburg
Spain
Ejyoca
Portugal
Morocco
Melilla
Eugenie
Victoria
Madrid
San Jaime
William
Charles Louis Tremeau
Fernch Army
de la Croix
Joseph H. Leute
Zurich
Switzerland
Marquette
Antwerp
Mr.Leute
Philadelphia
Prince Hermann of
Saxe-Weimar- Eisenach
Grand Duchy of
Weimar
Grand Duchy
Berlin
Saaraberg
Ostheim
Trains Wreck Near Gorin Missouri Injures Crew
An eastbound Atchison Topeka Santa Fe train wrecked by a broken rail near Gorin Missouri. Engineer Coulter buried and killed. Fireman Harvey Walton badly hurt and Brakeman Edward Monroe had an arm broken.
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Gorin
Coulter
Harvey Walton
Edward Monroe
E. S. Whistar
Youngstown
Ohio
Adolph Fleischman
Los Angeles
Cal
United States Customs Service
John W. Cravens
Spring Lake
Iowa
Alexandria
Ind
Waves of land applicants prompt vast settlement push
Reports tally 107669 applications for lands in the Coeur d Alene Flathead and Spokane reservations with 70000 acres to open to settlers. Other items note a fatal auto crash in Illinois, a widow of Brigham Young at Salt Lake City, Epworth league encampment, and various regional incidents and corporate deals.
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Ana Ierity
Coeur d'Alene
Flathead
Spokane
Isaac C. Wolfe
Paducah
Bellevedere
Ill
F. A. Nott
Wolfe
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Maanah K
T. C. T. Young
Young
Nauvoo
Ilinois
Epworth-by-the-Sea
Texas Epworth League
George M. Shippy
Chicago
Midland
Texas
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Pittsburg-Buffalo Company
Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
New York
Lincoln pennies carry designer’s initials amid criticism
Treasury department defends continued circulation of Lincoln pennies despite protests over the conspicuous initials of the designer. Taft and Diaz plan a meeting in El Paso on October 18, stemming from U S Mexico talks. Navy to surrender David Williams, a black mess attendant aboard the Vermont, to Massachusetts authorities for manslaughter over Foster’s death after a boxing bout on board.
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Treasury Department
Taft
United States
President Diaz
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
David Williams
Vermont
Navy
Massachusetts
Foster
Aging Seward Man Ends Life By Hanging
In Seward Nebraska Jacob N Flowers an elderly resident took his life Friday night by hanging from a coal house door. Neighbors found the lifeless body Saturday morning and police believe the act was premeditated. He improvised a cross piece with notches to prevent slipping and used a sheeting noose. A soap box and chair were used to reach the fatal height. He lived with his daughter and was in poor financial shape, with the county assisting their support. The act likely occurred around midnight.
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Seward
Jacob
N. Flowers
Cornerstone Laid for New St Patrick’s Church in O Neill
In O Neill Nebraska a cornerstone ceremony drew over 2000 people for the laying of the new St Patrick’s Church. Bishop Keane of Wyoming spoke as priests from across the state attended. The 52 by 126 foot church with 20 foot ceiling and 80 foot towers will cost about 40000 dollars including fixtures and pews.
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O'Neill
Neb
St. Patrick’s Church
Keane
Wyoming
Omaha
Updike Milling Plans Test Case on Bleached Flour
The Updike Milling Company of Omaha will file a test case Monday at Mitchellville Iowa to determine if flour mills in Nebraska and the West may bleach flour by electrical process. A carload of flour sent to the Mitchellville industrial school has been confiscated as bleached flour. Ed P. Smith attorney for Updike has gone to Mitchellville to argue that bleached flour should be permitted.
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Updike Milling Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Mitchellville
Iowa
Industrial School For
Michellville
Secretary of Agriculture
Jansen Plans Winnipeg Inspection Of Saskatchewan Elevators
Beatrice Nebraska executive Peter Jansen heads the Saskatchewan Elevator and Lumber company with twenty five elevators and twenty four lumber yards in Saskatchewan. Each elevator holds thirty thousand bushels. His son John P. Jansen runs operations. Winnipeg reports harvest is immense. The Saskatchewan Lumber company owns the world’s largest lumber mill.
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Beatrice
Neb
Peter Jansen
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Saskatchewan Elevator & Lumber Company
Saskatchewan
Jansen
John P. Jansen
Saskatchewan Lumber Company
Mr. Jansen
Tragic Grain Hopper Accident Claims Nebraska Boy
Ten year old Arthur Murray, son of J. C. Murray, was playing near an elevator in Hopper Nebraska City Neb at noon Friday when he fell into a grain hopper. He was drawn through the spout and smothered before rescue. His father owned the elevator and helped in the attempt to save him. The parents are prostrated by the tragedy.
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Hopper
Nebraska City
Neb
Arthur
J. C. Murray
Plow Company Organized in Cuming County
West Point area reports Farmers' Manufacturing Company organized in Beemer to manufacture a patented plow by Henry Mahler. Officers named are A. Lierman president, Gottfried Karlan vice president, W. T. Fried secretary, and William A. Smith treasurer.
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West Point
Neb
Farmers’ Manufacturing Company
Beemer
Cuming County
Henry Mahler
A. Lierman
Gottfried Karlan
W. T. Fried
William A. Smith
Nebraska Happenings Highlight State Fair and Community Events
Nebraska happenings note Western league baseball at the state fair and cattle exhibits promising 450 head. Hastings reports 2624 school age children, down 75 from last year, while July births and deaths in Cuming county run seven and two. Old settlers day and a Broken Bow event draw crowds, and a new Douglas county courthouse foundation begins.
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Hastings
Cuming County
Nemaha City
Broken Bow
Acta
Douglas County Court House
David McWilliams
Croe County
Dunbar
Fullerton -Hhautauqua Assembly
Howard Jones
Nebraska
Nancy Jones
Nevada
Harry Gray
Fairbury
Springfield
Frank McNeil
Rock Island
Wheeler County
South Omaha
Papillion
Ralston
Sixteenth
Howard Streets
Omaha
Sarpy County
Henrietta Sipp
John Quinn
Ireland
Gretna
Folsom Park
Tekamah
E. J. Stoll
Beatrice Boy
Nickle Plate
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Beatrice
New Home
Nebraska Telephone Companies
Nebraska Company
New Home Company
Harriman Praised as Builder of Better Railroads
A Hutchinson Kansas writer lauds Edward H. Harriman praising his railroads as safe, well built and improving service. He argues Harriman serves stockholders and travelers, insisting funds go to real improvements and calling Harriman a public benefactor despite imperfect humanity.
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Edward H. Harriman
Europe
William
Mr. Harriman
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Hutchinson
Kan
Lucky
Los Harriman
Hts Road
Laughter Described as A Series of Barks By Scientists
Scientists define laughter as a rapid series of four barks per second produced by repeated chest and abdominal contractions. Air is trapped by tight vocal cords then released, causing vibrating barks, with gasps for breath between bursts and full-body movement during violent laughter.
Interviewing the Professor on Mars Life and Signals
The professor argues Mars may host life with intelligence equal to or greater than humanity. He doubts any signal would be answered yet believes a civilization older than ours could avoid wasting time on impractical projects.
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Mars
Prof. Thinktum
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Empire
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Chicago & Northwestern System
Whitewood
Redwater Power and Light Company
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
James Kirwan
Perry
S. C
United Mine Workers of America
W. A. Harris
Kansas
Lawrence
Lee City
W. F. Larson
Clay Lawson
Lexington
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Seattle
Chilberg
American Sugar Refining Company
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United States Circuit Court
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Washington
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