Powers Urge Intervention as Bulgarias Guerilla Tactics Rise
dispatch from Leadon reports Bulgaria warns the powers to intervene or risk mobilizing its army in Macedonia. revolutions shift to guerilla tactics. Sofia says Prince Ferdinand will return. Britain plans naval co operation at Salonica. Monastir denies insurgent dispersal. massacre case cited. Premier Ralli seeks punishment for Ottoman leaders over Greek village pillage. Vienna notes Balkan tensions rise and powers urge warnings to both sides. Diplomatic talks in Vienna to precede any decisive action.
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Bulgaria
Macedonia
Europe
Sofia
Ferdinand
Euxinograd
Daily Mail
Salonica
Monastir
Hilma Pasha
Athens
Ralli
Vienna
Adrianople
Count Lamsdorf
Count Goluchowsky
Turkey
Associated Press
Balkans
Czar
Francis Joseph
Novoe Vremya
St. Petersburg
Nazin Bey
Beirut
President Palma Tours Eastern Cuba Amid Enthusiastic Welcomes
President Palma leaves Havana on September 14 for a tour of eastern Cuba. He moves from carriage to train amid a line of prominent citizens and chats briefly with United States Minister Squires. Crowds line the route as the decorated train passes through towns with bands, guards, and formal honors.
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Palma
Havana
Cuba
United States
Squires
Mutiny Rumor Denied by Kearsarge Captain
Captain Hemphill of the battleship Kearsarge denies a circulating tale that 120 crew members are confined in the brig. He states that at no point during the voyage were more than nine men locked up.
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Kearsarge
Hemphill
Pittsburg Firemen Organize a Union
Pittsburg firemen have secretly organized a union and will soon receive a charter from the American Federation of Labor. The group starts with 550 members and aims to unionize the Allegheny fire department next Saturday for better pay shorter hours and relief from political coercion.
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Pittsburg
American Federation of Labor
Allegheny Fire Department
Sieesoughly
Salvation Army Cavalry March Through Kentucky Bad Lands
The Salvation Army plans its first cavalry march through Kentucky feud districts led by Staff Captain William Excott and Col Richard R. Haley. After a Cincinnati parade and Linton hall meeting September 14 they tour Cumberland mountains with khaki rough rider uniforms and mobile musical and religious campaigns. They aim to replace dances and drinking with Salvation Army entertainments and to form local country districts and town organizations along the route.
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Salvation Army
Kentucky
William Excott
Richard
RE. F. Haley
Cincinnati
Linton
Hall
Cumberland Mountains
Hols
Hunter
McKinley Statue Unveiled in Toledo Dedication
Toledo Ohio held a Monday unveiling ceremony for the McKinley statue after a naval parade on the river. The event featured the gun boat Michigan, training ships Yantic and Hawk, a procession led by a U S infantry battalion, and the statue presented by Col J C Bonner to Henry Conrad the county board president accepted the trust. A dedicatory poem by Theodore M Manus was read, with Senator Charles W Fairbanks of Indiana delivering an extended address.
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Toledo
Ohio
McKinley
United States
Michigan
Yantic
Hawk
Mise Dorothy Bonner
J.C.’ Bonner
Memorial Association
Henry Conrad
Board of County Commissioners
Theodore MéManus
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
A Question of Complexion in Ghost Tales
A dialogue contrasts fear of ghosts between colored and white folks. Aunt Parthenia says colored people have reason to fear ghosts more, as white ghosts may be seen far away while dark ghosts could be right on you before you can cry out.
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Parthenia
Sun Bleach Turns Mannish Nose Red in Unseen Heat
Local anecdote notes a man’s nose reddening under sun exposure rather than cold. The brief mentions a common effect of prolonged sunlight on facial skin and suggests practical shade or sunscreen as simple remedies.
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Red Cross Ball Blue
An ad dense with remedies warns against mercury in catarrh treatments and promotes a mercury free cure by F J. It also touts Red Cross Ball Blue while a separate column mocks a so called bill of rights for wives and husbands noting its impracticality and potential for future reversals.
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Bar
F. J
Toledo
Drogaies
Big Idaho Lead Industry Fusion Reported
It is announced that a major union of the Coeur d Alene mines is being formed to counter the Rockefeller Gould Sweeny combination. The American Smelting and Refining Company is said to join with Bunkers Hill Sullivan, Morning and Hercules, three leading Idaho lead producers. Details remain undisclosed.
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Coner d Alene
Rockefeller-Gould-Sweeny
American Smelting and Refining Company
Bunkers Hill and Sullivan
Morning
Hercules
Idaho
Mail Fraud Case Involving Herbst And Nisson
Arthur J. Herbst was arrested and arraigned in New York on charges of fraudulent use of the mails. Julius N. Nisson, now under arrest in Chicago, allegedly opened an office there and used the Wester Supply company name to obtain goods on its credit.
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Arthur J. Herbst
New York
Julius N. Nisson
Chicago
Wester Supply Company
Indicted banker Ernest E. Johnson on forgery charges
Ernest E. Johnson, recently arrested for embezzling 48500 dollars from the Commercial Banking company of Duluth Miam, was indicted by the grand jury on two counts for forgery in the third degree. Johnson is free on 25000 dollars bonds.
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Ernest E. Johnson
Commercial Banking Company of
Duluth
Miam
Johnson
Barbecue at Reading features roast ox and famed orator
A community event at Reading will roast a whole ox with the choice steak reserved for Governor Bailey, the day’s orator. The gathering showcases local hospitality and political speech in a ceremonial setting.
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West Virginia
Reading
Vernor Bailey
Multiple U S regions report varied news events
Chicago reports former senator C B Farwell seriously ill and injured in a fall. Wisconsin recalls the Park Bluff steamer capsizing with drowning of Engineer James Ferguson as crew members survived. Nebraska notes snow and rain with frost forecast affecting farming. California notes Carnegie observatory to be built atop Mount Whitney. Pennsylvania reports cave-in rescue progress and labor shifts amid fear of another collapse. Washington mentions army maneuvers planned at Fort Riley with regional participation.
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Chicago
United States
C. B. Farwell
Lacrosse
Wis
Park Bluff
Mississippi
James Ferguson
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Tulare
Cole
Commission On Observatories
Carnegie Observatory
Mount Whitney
Pittsburg
Green Tree
Seattle
Wash
Thomas
Washington
Fort Riley
Kan
National Guards
Art of Rest May Be Acquired and Used With Benefit
An ad extolls complete restful poise as an art, linking stomach health to nerves and mind. It urges quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee to rebuild nerve cells, citing a hygienic sanitarium doctor and a brochure titled The Road to Wellville for proof.
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Indiana
Postum
Postum Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Welivile
Yale Man Salvationist Joins Salvation Army Ensign Rank
Yale divinity school graduate James Hunter from the class of 1892 has entered the Salvation Army. He preached in New London on a Presbyterian mission, was jailed in Bridgeport and New London for street preaching, volunteered as a wartime chaplain, served in Manila, and now holds the rank of ensign in the Salvation Army.
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Yale
James Hunter
Yale Divinity School
Salvation Army
New London
Conn
Presbyterian Church
Bridgeport
Manila
Hunter
Trunk Tide Turns Back Toward Home
The trunk tide has reversed and now moves from rail stations and wharves toward city dwellers homes, ending the summer surge of luggage. News from New York Sum notes wagons once loading trunks for travel now bring trunks back to urban residences.
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New
York
Sum
No chromes or cheap premiums but better starch value
The speaker claims higher quality and one third more starch for the same price, arguing that cost of experience depends on the good it does you. Describes value over flashy features and affordability.
Defiance Starch touted for speed and quality benefits
The ad touts Defiance Starch as superior in speed and quantity, claiming it replaces all others. It contrasts quick money with quick loss and ends with a quip about men admiring women with unfamiliar infants.
Stops the Cough and Works of the Cold Laxative Brown Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement touts Brown Quinine Tablets as a remedy to stop coughs and relieve cold symptoms. The offer promises quick action with a laxative effect and lists a price of 2a.
Heiress to Boardman Millions Born to Aged Millionaire
Joseph Boardman, 70, welcomed a daughter with Blanche Louise Walker amid a noted union of wealth and beauty. Louise Boardman, 21, was born after a lavish courtship and travel, with Boardman later facing a breach of promise suit in San Francisco. The couple resided at 680 Tenth Street Oakland. Boardman has a 43 year old son, Lincoln BE Boardman.
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Boardman
Joseph Boardman
Blanche
Louise Boardman
Blanche Louise Walker
San Francisco
Elizabeth Gladstone
Europe
Orient
Oakland
Tenth _ street
Lincoln BE. Boardman
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Quotations on Companions
The readable line hints at a proverb about women with poor partners being capable of affording a better one. Names, places, or dates are unclear, leaving a scattered montage of initials and letters. The fragment suggests social commentary without a coherent narrative.
A New Oklahoma Line Opens to Homeseekers Mecca
On September 2, the M K and T Railway will begin operation of its new line from Oklahoma City to Agra Oklahoma a 55 mile route passing Witcher Arcadia Lather Fallis Carney and Tryon. By October 1 the line will extend to Bartlesville Indian Territory linking Oklahoma City with Kansas City St Louis and points north and east. Married people may find consolation in the notion that they could have done worse.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Agra
Okla
Witcher
Arcadia
Lather
Fallis
Carney
Tryon
Mecca
Lne
Bartlesville
Indian
Kansas City
St. Louis
Defiance Cold Water Starch Promises Superior Quality
A housewife is urged to try Defiance Cold Water Starch, claimed superior to other brands. Each 10c package contains 16 ozs while competing brands offer only 12 ozs, promising a loyal switch after first use.
All the world loves a lover except we who have been disappointed
A reflective line notes universal affection for lovers yet acknowledges personal disappointment, capturing a melancholic mood about romantic expectations and shared human experience. The fragment hints at unfulfilled longing and social contrast between public adoration and private disenchantment.
Bogardus Still Sharp At Lincoln In Winchester Feat
Captain A C Bogardus, retired world champion shooter aged 70, used a Winchester rifle to fire 100 shots at a 3 inch target from 33 feet, loading his own gun and achieving the feat in exactly three minutes without a miss.
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Lincoln
All
A. C. Bogardus
Men Are Judged by Actions and Neglect of Duty
A concise maxim states that a person’s character is shown by what he does and what he fails to do. It emphasizes responsibility, discipline, and reliability as measures of merit.
Big 500-Pound Steel Range Offer At $1.00
An unsolicited promotion promises a top steel range or heating stove with a three month trial for just $1.00. Readers are urged to mail the notice for a free picture and further details from Seana, Rosbouce & Co. The ad touts universal access to the best cooking and heating stove regardless of income.
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Seana, Rosbouce &Co
Lenge
The Unknowable Woman and the Myth of Thirty
A dated essay argues women fall into knowable and unknowable classes. It claims unmarried women near thirty reveal character while married women bear telltale ages of children. It praises the ambiguity of being “about thirty” beyond concrete dates and expectations.
Orbra Young Conquers Kidney Trouble with Pills
In Crossroads Tennessee on September 14 a ten year old boy named Orbra Young son of Lester Young was cured of chronic kidney and urinary troubles by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. The advertisement extols the remedy and urges parents to protect children’s health with it.
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Dodd
Orbra Young
American Bankers' Association Meeting Rates Announced
The Santa Fe announces low round trip rates for the American Bankers Association meeting in San Francisco October 20 23 1903. Ticket limits are ample and provisions made for inexpensive side rides. Rates open to all delegates or not. For details contact Geo T Nicholson P T M Santa Fe Ry Chicago. Even the woman who can't afford ruffies on her gowns can have her temper ruffled.
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San Francisco
Santa Fe
T. Nicholson
Santa Fe Ry
Chicago
Half Rates to St Louis on Wabash Railroad
Through Omaha rail sale offers round trip to St Louis at 11.50 with departures 6 55 PM daily from Omaha. Tickets sold Oct 4 to 5 with arrival 7 00 AM. Daily service via the line passing the World’s Fair Grounds. City office 1601 Farnam St and agent Harry E. Gens Agt Pass Dept Omaha Neb.
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Wabash Railroad
Curator Collects Civil War General Pictures
W W Ferguson curator of the war relic room in the capitol building has received portraits of Union generals who fought in the Civil War and copies of chief battle scenes. He expects to acquire more battle pictures, placing them on the relic room walls to enhance the collection.
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W. W. Ferguson
Capitol Building
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Maude
Irage
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Philadelphia
Big Union of Miners
Haby
Putnam
Rogardus
American Bankers’ Association
Union
Colter
Canmel Tagua
Tollet Mali
Postanici
Whitney & Wheelock
Broadway
Fargo, &. de
Cady
THE
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