Roosevelt Arrives at Pittsburg in Good Health
Ex president Roosevelt completed a long train journey from Chicago to Pittsburg in apparently solid condition doctors confident he will reach Oyster Bay in near normal health Mrs Roosevelt and the physicians monitor him closely for any setback while the dry farming congress opens in Lethbridge Alta with delegates from Canada the United States Australia Europe and South America expected to draw large attendance and high profile speakers through most of the week
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Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Chicago
Oyster Bay
Mercy Hospital
Lethbridge
Alta
Canada
United States
Australia
Europe
South America
Murder in Colorado Ties Local Citizen to Tragedy
Broken Bow reports "citizen" D Lanterman learning his son Stewart was murdered Wednesday night by a stockman named Terry about twenty miles from Deer Trail Colorado. Stewart Lanterman, a longtime Broken Bow resident before moving to Colorado with his brother Blaine three years ago, is identified in the notice.
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Broken, Bow
W. Lanterman
Stewart
Hamed
Terry
Deer ‘Trail
Celo
Stewart Lanterman
Broken Bow
Blaine
Colorado
Fears Set at Rest Over Tampico and Vera Cruz Strife
Washington reports fears of a Felix Diaz revolution endangering Americans abroad have eased as both factions in Tampico and Vera Cruz agree to refrain from warfare. The development calms international tensions and removes immediate danger to foreigners in these port cities.
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Washington
State Department
Felix Dia
Tampico
Vera Cruz Meix
Ottoman Orders All In United States to Return to Turkey
The Ottoman empire orders all subjects in the United States to depart immediately for Turkey to aid the war effort with the Balkan states. The directive was issued by Yousiffouf Zia the Turkish ambassador in Washington and relayed to Chicago via Consul General Charles Henriotin.
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Turke
Orce
Chicago
United States
Turkey
Balkan States
Charles Henriotin
Yousiffouf Zia
Washington
Regiment Exterminated Near Novipazar Front
A Belgrade dispatch reports the Seventh regiment of Servine infantry nearly exterminated after crossing into the Novipazar district, victims of Turkish land mines and frontier clashes. The report cites a news agency source in Belgrade.
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London
Servine Infantry
Novipazar
Belgrade
Forest Fires In United States Cause Large Losses
Forest fires in the United States have caused an average annual loss of about seventy human lives and destruction of trees worth at least 25 million dollars, plus losses of stock crops buildings and other improvements valued at much more.
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Sig Lowes
Washington
United States
Treaty Peace Draft Signed Between Turkey and Italy
The final draft of the peace treaty between Turkey and Italy was signed at 3 30 PM on Friday afternoon, marking a formal agreement to end hostilities between the two nations.
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Ouchy
Switzerland
Turkey
Italy
Transfer of Ex Sultan Abdul Hamid Rumored
The report states ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid will be moved fromGeneva to Constantinople amid illness. The transfer is described as potentially beneficial for the former ruler and his condition.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Taft Says Food-Price Wave Is Subsiding, U S Lifts Burden
Secretary Wilson reports to Taft that high food prices are easing in the United States. The president notes industrial prosperity has limited hardship compared with beleaguered nations, while allied Balkan forces advance and church unifications proceed, as price pressures decline nationally.
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Beverly
Mass
James Wilson
Taft
United
States
Fred W. Carpenter
Morocco
Siam
Hamilton King
Christian Churches Unite Effort By Disciples Delegates
Louisville delegates at the international convention of Disciples of Christ decide to unify missionary benevolent and philanthropic activities across the United States Canada and administrations under one central organization after a long debate spanning decades.
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Louisville
Canada
International
Disciples of Christ
Roosevelt Recovers After Milwaukee Assassination Attempt
The article recounts Colonel Roosevelt's recovery after being shot in Milwaukee. He describes the night of the shooting in his own words and says he expects to leave for Oyster Bay soon. He jokes he feels as lively as a tailed dog and hopes to resume campaigning after a brief recovery period.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Calel
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Remains in Mercy Hospital Under Tight Regime
Reports from Chicago describe Colonel Roosevelt resting in Mercy Hospital with no major change in condition. Doctors note he remains in danger despite signs of recovery from the bullet wound as attendants maintain a strict regimen and watch for possible complications.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Mercy
Delegates Form Tentative Constitution Committee
Delegates wasted no time adopting a tentative constitution and selecting eight of fifteen members to lead preliminary work. The action sets a framework for ongoing deliberations and governance.
Roosevelt Considers Departure Despite Exhaustion
Chicago headlines report a debate on allowing Colonel Roosevelt to depart Monday for Oyster Bay. Doctors said his condition was normal overall, but his wound bled and he suffered nervous exhaustion after a long consultation.
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Roosevelt
Turks on the Defensive in a 200 Mile Front
Allied forces push into eastern and western Turkey as Turkish outposts withdraw to cover mobilization. Frontline skirmishes are described as non decisive, with main Turkish forces marching toward the frontier.
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London
Kirk-Kilisseh
Uskup
Turkey
Schrank Makes Will After Roosevelt Attempt
Milwaukee man John Schrank, who attempted to kill Theodore Roosevelt, has drafted a will stating he is willing to accept what is handed him. One provision directs that the bullet which nearly killed Roosevelt, saved by a manuscript and spectacle case, be given to a New York historical society for exhibition with the gun in Albany’s capitol rotunda.
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Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Wis
John Schrank
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Capitol
Albaeny
Fleet establishes blockade at Prevesa during war
Athens asserts a blockade of Prevesa on the north gulf entrance as Greek ships faced fire from Turkish forts earlier in the week. The government plans a wartime bill to suspend duties on food imports and orders cafes closed.
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Athens
Prevesa
Gulf of Arta
Benecia Government Arsenal Destroyed by Fire
A blaze at the Benecia government arsenal on the Pacific coast destroyed the storehouse for army supplies. Officials estimate damage between three and four million dollars, with spontaneous combustion of crossed electric wires cited as the cause. Firefighters reported sixty thousand...
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Benecia
Cal
Pacific Coast
Ross
South Omaha Pack Center Seals Second Largest Status
South Omaha closes the summer packing season as the nation s second largest center, overtaking Kansas City after a 50 000 gain at local packing houses and a 690 000 drop at Kansas City. The season saw 1 470 000 hogs slaughtered in South Omaha versus 1 460 000 last year.
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South Omaha
Park
United States
Kansas City
Chicago
Ex Governor William Larrabee Status Report from Clermont
Advices from Clermont state the condition of ex Governor William Larrabee has been fit for several months. The brief note notes his improving health and ongoing recovery status.
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Cedar Rapids
Clermont
William Larrabee
Fear For Captured Americans in Vera Cruz Prompt Navy Action
Washington officials fear danger to Americans in Vera Cruz after rebels seize captives. Beekman Winthrop acting secretary of the navy orders cruiser Des Moines to Vera Cruz. Commander Hughes to decide on landing a party to safeguard nationals if conditions warrant.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Beekman
Winthrop
Des Moines
Hughes
Diaz Declares Head of Revolution Aims to Reestablish Peace
Felix Diaz announces he has placed himself at the head of the revolution at the request of the best elements in the army and most of the revolutionary party. He says his program is to reestablish peace and to deliver the Mexican government to those the people want to rule.
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Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Almast
Revolutionary Party
Dias
Mexico
Defense Lines Shaped in Dynamite Conspiracy Trial
In Indianapolis detectives questioned Miss MaFFxC Dye of Pittsburg and Miss Nora Haley of Chicago, former stenographers for the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. They identified letters kept by John J. McNamara linking forty five defendants to a conspiracy to transport explosives on passenger trains.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Maffxc
Dye
Pittsburg
Nora -Haley
Chicago
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
John J. McNamara
Chicago Post Office Clerks Discover Possible Item
In the Chicago post office clerks discovered what is believed to be a significant find. Details are sparse but officials indicated the discovery may relate to a larger mail handling event under investigation by postal authorities.
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Chicago
Man claims role in Times dynamiting seeks Indianapolis trial
John Cook told officials he assisted in bombing the Los Angeles Times and committed other hazardous device outrages. He begged to be taken to Indianapolis for trial.
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Chicago
Los Angeles Times
John Cook
Department of Justice
Indianapolis
Doctor Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Easy Digestion
The ad urges regular bowel function to prevent sickness and promotes Dr. W. B. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective laxative. It claims a bottle costs 60 cents, relieves congestion without gripping, and offers a free trial bottle by mail to Monticello Illinois residents.
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W. B. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Morphy
Dr. Caldwells
West St
Monticelio
Jinks Vegetables Flourish Amid Backward Season Oddities
A quirky sports note reports Jinks Vegetables thriving while the Blinks-Yes-but ice plant remains the odd contrast of the season. Observers note surprising growth and shifting fortunes on the field.
Judge Cured by Kidney Pills After Five Years of Pain
A Gray County probate judge reports five years of heart and kidney trouble with dizziness, puffiness, breath shortness, chills, and back ache. After using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year he cures symptoms and weighs about 200 pounds. He urges others to publish the letter and contact Dodds Medicine Co for details and a catalog.
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Dodds Kinney
Gray Co
Miller
Dodds
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Music Road Echoes of Parades and Harps
In a playful exchange the musician proclaims that though she is smart she will not follow in footsteps. She notes learning the clarinet and marching eight miles for every parade, while Louie learns the harp so he may sit down during performances.
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Easy Road In Music
Louie
Comparative Luxury Dialogue Reveals Class Gap
In a terse exchange a father notes owning a horse and buggy while another speaker highlights a fatal car accident involving his brother, underscoring contrasts in mobility access and risk between classes.
Supreme Court Upholds Right of Pro PRS Rete Naan
The Missouri Supreme Court has upheld a rights claim tied to a pro PRS Rete Naan matter in Jefferson City, confirming the legality of the position despite prior challenges. The ruling reinforces ongoing debates about rights access in the region.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Course in Physical Before You Start Ate Aisle
Fragmentary line suggests a suggestion to take a course in physical preparation before attempting a new venture or journey. The text hints at planning and readiness but lacks clear subjects, dates, or named entities.
Fraud Suspect Collected Four Fool and Her Money Schemes
A report details a pattern where the suspect used deceptive tactics to extract funds from targets by posing as a trustworthy contact and promising gains. Law enforcement notes multiple incidents, with victims reporting financial losses and requests for restitution.
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