Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday across regions
Washington and Ohio forecast fair and warmer with varying winds. Midwest and Great Lakes show fair weather with warmer temperatures, some regional showers in Michigan and Minnesota. Wisconsin and North Dakota mostly fair, calmer winds in some areas. Barometric data and temperatures listed with Blythe as section director.
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Michigan
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Kenatucky
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South Dakota
Wissonsin
Rescue effort under way for Nordenskjold expedition
Brest France August report says the steamer Francais carrying Dr Jean Carcot's Antarctic relief mission failed to stay ashore after a sailor's fatal accident. It will proceed to Madeira Buenos Aires and Punta Arenas before returning to Antarctic search. Nordenskjold's vessel Antarctic had sailed from Gothenburg October 16 and has been missing for over a year. Swedish and Argentine governments planned relief patrols.
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Brest
France
Jean Carcot
Nordenskjold
Havre
Madeira
Beunos Ayres
Punta Arenas
Antarctic
Academy of Science
Ministry of Public Insuction
Otto Nordenskjold
Gothenburg
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping updates show arrivals and departures in August from Liverpool Glasgow Moville Bremen Queenstown Lizard and New York. Vessels include Canada Kaiser Wilhelm II Grosser Kurferst Sicilian Zeeland Minnetonka Dominion routes to Montreal New York and London with multiple outbound and inbound passages noted.
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Plymouth
New York
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Main
Rotterdam
Prawle Point
Glasgow
Columbia
Moville
Montreal
Liverpool
Queenstown
Etruria
Lizard
Minnetonka
London
Zeeland
Antwerp
Montevidean
Yachts Forecast to Race at Sandy Hook Today
At midnight the wind was east-northeast at 4 mph with heavy surf. Mist cleared allowing visibility of fourteen miles offshore. If wind slackens after sunrise, there is a fair prospect that the yachts may be able to race today.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Miles
M. E. Nosxe
Garfield
The Spenders Tale of Generations and Fortune
A cheerful narrative tracing three generations from a Western pioneer to a maker of millions and to grandchildren who spend his wealth in New York. The Journal plans publication in the coming Sunday issue to share this lively story of American life and revenues across the family.
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New York
Kokomo Saloon Fight Leads Carr ie Styer in Temperance Battle
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Kokomo Ind August The seventh round of the fight led by Miss Carrie Styer against Kokomo saloons is on this week It is a finish fight The antis have knocked out more than sixty applicants for license under the Nicholson law Licenses defeated in Second Fourth and Fifth wards In First ward remonstrance failed and saloon opposition continues with twelve applicants listed and many withdrawals The fight this week is the most important of the series with S E Nicholson addressing a mass meeting Strickland, a Kokomo clothier, has retired from business and temperance supporters withdrew trade from his establishment
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Carrie Styer
Kokomo Saloons
Antts
Commissioners’ Court
John 8. Wilson
A. R. Pickett
Omer Dean
W. E. Braxton
Anthony Vanderbush
Thomas Gorman
Joseph Knotts
Bruce Freeman
Guy Watson
Jack Haynes
James Norton
W. 8
S. E. Nicholson
Stricknd
Kokomo Clothier
Veteran river man celebrates eighty sixth birth anniversary
Jeffersonville Indiana August date veteran river engineer William B Wilson oldest river engineer about the Falls marks eighty six years. He sailed on Ohio and Mississippi rivers in early days and on the Steamer Atlantic later seized by the government and used as transport. His Civil War tale of coffee and a heroic speech swayed soldiers and saved his life. Friends visit annually to offer congratulations.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
William B. Wilson
Wilson
Ohio
Mississippi
Atlantic
J. B. Ford
New Albany
Louisville
New Orleans
Nashville
Sixtieth Illinois Infantry
Mr. Wilson
Savannah
White River
Oppose the Carnival Moves in Greencastle Fight
In Greencastle Indiana ministers and citizens rally against a street carnival planned for one week by the Dixtle Carnival Company. The council has informal consent but no formal action, with church leaders warning of court action to block street use over 5 percent of proceeds.
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Greencastle
Ind
Carnival
Greencastle Band
Dixtle Carnival Company
DeMotte
John
Henry Ostrom
Liquor Men in Court In Paoli Case Set for Next Saturday
Injunction filed before Judge Buskirk against Paoli blind tigers as nuisance with move for abatement and receiver of premises and stock until final hearing. Two complaints name Heard Webster and Scott. deputy prosecutor Roscoe Moss leads action. restraining order not granted due to missing affidavits. case set for next Saturday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Paoli
Ind
Buskirk
Froscedinas
Roscoe Moss
Charles W. Heard
Thomas Webster
Howard Scott
Bobbitt and Annis Wed in Manila Mission Match
John Franklin Bobbitt son of Elder James Bobbitt and Miss Sadie Perrine Annis of Los Angeles Cal married in Manila. The couple, sent to the Philippines as school teachers about two years ago, met after arrival in the Orient. They plan to tour China and Japan before returning to the United States.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ini
John Franklin Bobbitt
James Bobbitt
Sadie Perrine Annis
Los Angeles
Cal
Manila
Bobbitt
Philippines
Orient
China
Japan
Illinois Statesman at Bloomingdale Old Settlers Meeting
Special to the Indianapolis Journal notes an old settlers meeting in Bloomingdale Indiana on September 0 with a grand day expected. Speakers include Hon Jose G Common a House member from the next soph district Hon J S Holliday from the Fifth district and Judge A F White of Rockville.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomingdale
Ind
Old Settlers
Jose G. Common
Soph
Holliday
A. EF. White
Rockville
Bloomingdale Event Led by Officer Mitchell With Local Music Groups
Prof. A. F. Mitchell will be the officer. Music will be furnished by the Bloomingdale band a colored glee club and a chorus of fifty voices. The business men of Bloomingdale have the management of the affair. Many former citizens of Parke county are expected to be in attendance.
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Bloomingdale
Parke County
Death After Wedding Cancelation Shocks Aurora
Gustav H Hildebrandt a German Lutheran schoolteacher in Aurora died of typhoid fever at Elgin City Hospital just after planning to wed Miss Lulu Baer on September 6 in Elgin. Grace Fry and William Richardson eloped from Jeffersonville and married secretly, with suspected parental objections and unknown whereabouts since. Debs accepts Labor Day speaking engagements across the country, with plans to visit Madison and Clinton, while Mother Jones travels to Clinton Ia. Reformatory managers plan a monthly session in Jeffersonville to ratify parole agreements with Michigan City officials and grant about thirty of forty parole applications.
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Aurora
Ind
Gustav H. Hildebrandt
Elgin
Ill
Lulu Baer
Jefppersonville
Grace Fry
Abraham Fry
William Richardson
Sellersburg
Current
Terre Haute
Aug. W
Eugene Debs
Youngstown
Ohio
Madison
Wis
Jones
Clinton, Ia
Jeffersonville
Reformatory
Michigan City
Chapel Dedication Near Shelbyville Attracts Large Crowd
Toner's Chapel west of Shelbyville was dedicated today by Methodists from the vicinity. Rev. C. W. Lewis president of Moore's Hill College led services that lasted all day and drew a large attendance.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Toner
C. W. Lewis
Moore's Hill College
Broomcorn prices in central Illinois hold steady
In Paris Illinois last week the broomcorn market showed little change with few sales reported. Growers resisted offers around 100 dollars for their brush as prices lingered from 365 to 10 per unit depending on quality.
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Indianapolis Journal
Paris
Ill
Iinois
Property Owners Protest Real Estate Tax Increase
Shelbyville residents plan a courthouse meeting Monday night to protest a 10 percent hike on real estate and improvements in the state tax assessment. The event brings together local property owners and community leaders to challenge the surcharge.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Lawrence Circuit Court to convene September sixth
Bedford Indiana report notes the Lawrence Circuit Court will convene on September 6 with a heavy docket. Many cases have been continued from previous terms and a number of damage suits are listed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford, Ind
Lawrence Circuit Court
Couple Wed at Moore's Hill in Aurora ceremony
Richard B. Criswell and Miss Elizabeth Stafford, both of Aurora, were married at Moore's Hill this evening. Rev. J. W. Dashiell of the Moore's Hill Methodist Church performed the ceremony.
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Indianapolis Journal
Aurora
Ind
Richard 8. Criswell
Elizabeth Stafford
Moore's Hill
J. W. Dashiell
Moore's Hill Methodist Church
Burial and death notices from Bloomingdale and New Albany
Wallace Evans of Terre Haute died in Denver and was buried in Bloomingdale with interment in Terre Haute after funeral services. He left a widow and two children and was about forty. Ned J. Evans is his brother. Capt. Richard F. Fuller, age seventy nine, died in New Albany after a long career on river steamers. He was Jeffersonville born and father of Vivian B. Fuller of Indianapolis.
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Ind
Wallace Evans
Terre Haute
Evans
Denver
Col
Ned J. Evans
New Albany
Richard F. Fuller
Jeffersonville
Louisvile
New Orleans
Vivian B. Fuller
Indianapolis
Uncle John Maris Near Death as Son Sinks In DC
Bloomingdale reports 86 year old Uncle John Maris critically ill with poor prognosis. His son Enoch Maris is at the point of death in Washington DC. Jeffersonville notes a severe Saturday electrical storm causing damage and four cattle killed under a single tree near Charlestown.
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John Maris
Enoch Maris
Washington, D. C
Jeffersonville
Charlestown
Noted Midwestern Newsman Fred Bonge Dies in Superior
Fred Bonge a prominent newspaper man in the middle West, died in Superior of typhoid pneumonia at thirty seven. He came to the head of the lakes from Chicago last winter and had worked for New York and Chicago papers. He left only a cloistered sister of the Order of the Good Shepherd as kin. At his death he was employed on the News-Tribune.
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Duluth
Minn
Fred Bonge
Middle West
Superior
General Giovaninelli Dies At Sedan After Illness
Paris dispatch reports General Giovaninelli died last night at Sedan after a two day illness. A veteran of the Mexico campaign in 1863 he also fought at Metz in 1870 and led a regiment in Tonkin in 1884. Born Corsica 1837, he later served in Tunis and Madagascar. In Marseille the Turkish consul general Gaetanaki died suddenly on the eve of a royal feast.
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Giovaninelli
Sedan
Mexico
Metz
Tonkin
Tunis
Algeria
Madagascar
Rostino
Corsica
Marseilles
M. Gaetanaki
Chasing the Oyster Pirates in James River Raid
In a raid on illegal oyster pirates in the lower James River, Captain Wynder of the state gunboat captured nineteen vessels. Two men, George Jefferson and Henry Brown, were aboard one boat. Brown swam ashore, was pursued, and captured after the gunboat opened fire.
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Dlegal Oyster Rangers
James River
Wynder
George Jefferson
Henry Brown
Brown
Grand Duke Michael Nicolaievitch Stricken At St Petersberg
The Grand Duke Michael Nicolaievitch, cousin of the Czar, suffered a stroke of apoplexy and is partially paralyzed on the left side. A medical bulletin notes the patient remains mentally clear despite drowsiness with satisfactory heart action and normal temperature.
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ST. Petersburg
Michael Nicolaievitch
Clergyman Claims Creator Never Meant Air to Be Navigated
A Chicago clergyman argues the Creator did not intend human flight, but he provides no Bible chapter and verse. He hints the idea may come from a vision rather than scripture.
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Kansas City Journal
Chicago
Ministers Assigned as United Brethren Conclude Westfield College Faculty
The United Brethren Conference of the Lower Wabash Valley closed with Bishop Matthews announcing ministerial assignments for the next year. New Westfield College faculty includes W R Shuey and A M Daugherty among others, aiming to expand the Westfield school as debt declines.
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Terre Haute
United Brethren Conference
Lower
Wabash Valley
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J. R. Schaeffer
Olney
E. Boley
Olney, Ill
L. H. Cooley
Paris
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Westfield
W. C. Smith
William Bell
D. D
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G. M. Matthews
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J. GB. Norviel
Ona Albert
Metropolis Missionary Station
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Blieford
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J. Cougill
Calhoun
W. L. Duncan
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J. R. Ferguson
Hamietsburg
J. C. Fowler
St. Francisville
C. A. Hall
Mt. Nebo
W. (. Harbert
W. A. Haycock
Yale
J. 8. Mclver
Bird's
W. R. Muncie
Flora
Mre
J. Musselman
New Hebron
J. L. Penllum
Vienna
E. M. Pierson
Sumner
T. Walters
Vergennes
J. P. Watson
Mt. Vernon Missionary Station
L. P. White
Parkersburg
J. B. Connett
Presiding Elder
G. W. Ball
Greenup
J. Coffman
I. M. Pink
Long Point
R. Griffin
Loogootee
W. .H. Halberstadt
Galton Station
J. Mr Inman
Dalson
Westfield Station
J. J
Brandenburg
Ercelariny Elder
H. W. Broadstone
Centerpoint
Oak Hill
T. E. Foreman
Vermilion
J. F. Fowler
Ashmore
J. A. Hawkins
Casey Station
P. F. Kerring
Terre Haute Missionary Station
A. R. Ke
H. Coen
W. E. Anderson
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Church College
W. R. Shuey
A. M
Dairine
A. J. Daugherty
Lebanon Valley College
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O. H. Charles
Otterbein University
Westville
Lloyd Goble
Illinois State Normal
Roxana Goble
University of Illinois
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Effie Bigelow
Westfield College
Cora Himes
Evanston
Ida Gossage
Scottsburg
Ind
Lulu Barlow
Robinson
Columbus Chautauqua opens with fifty five entertainments week long
Columbus Ind August 30 The first session at Perry Park begins with free evening program by Ferguson's Dixie Jubilee Concert Company Admission will be charged this week Lecturers include William Prince Aylsworth Rev Father L J Vaughan Rev Granison Hill Hon Charles B Landis Reverdy C Ransom Lou J Beauchamp Rev J A Lord Musical numbers by Arion Male Quartet and Chicago Lyceum Lady Quartet Olivia Sanger Hall and Herbert L Cope over fifty five entertainments planned Managers hope for annual assembly
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Columbus
Ind
Columbus Chautauqua Assembly
Perry's Park
Ferguson's
Dixie Jubilee Concert Company
L. M. Suiff
Tri-State Normal School
Angola
H. W. Sears
Jubilee Singers
William Prince Aylsworth
Father L. J. Vaughan
Ry Granison Hill
Charles B. Landis
KR. Roberson
Reverdy C. Ransom
Lou J. Beauchamp
J. A. Lord
Meetings at Richmond and Chautauqua draw locals
The Wayne County Historical Society met at Friends Church Fountain City with papers on Early Mills in Wayne County and Moshi Coffin and the Underground Railroad, while Richmond Chautauqua programs expanded with sermons from Shaksare and other events. An Episcopal clergy convocation in Richmond is set for Nov 17 to 20, with Bishop Francis presiding and 34 clergy attending. The Woman's Auxiliary Society of the Indianapolis diocese meets Nov 3 in Richmond.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Wayne County Historical Society
Friends’ Church
Fountain City
W. C. Wissler
Wayne County
Mary E. Woodard
Underground Railroad
Richmond Chautauqua
Shaksare
L. J. Vaughan
Lulu Tyler Gates
Jubilee Singers
Brunley L. Krebs
Indianapolis
Woman's Auxiliary Society of
Francis
Squadron reaches port after 17 day voyage from Bahia
Commander Albert Ross and the squadron arrived to-day after a seventeen day voyage from Bahia Brazil. Several men were disembarked to be distributed among the ships of the South Atlantic squadron.
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Albert Ross
Bahia
Brazil
Alfonso and heirs begin Basque Navarra tour from San Sebastian
King Alfonso with the Prince and Princess of the Asturias depart San Sebastian for a four province tour. The first stop is Estella Navarra, the former Carlist capital, near the scene of the Duero engagement. Peasants along the route show wartime loyalty, kneeling as the royal party passes amid horseback and carriage travel through Basque and Navarra highlands.
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Alfonso
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San Sebastian
Estella
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Richmond Laundry Proprietor Hurt In Car Plunge
Bert Mitchell and his wife from Richmond were riding east on the National road near Centerville when their auto spurted down a fifteen foot embankment on Jackson hill. Mitchell suffered internal injuries and possible rib fractures. his wife escaped unharmed. He was rushed to Richmond by ambulance with fears of complications and possible fatal outcome.
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Indianapolis Journal
Centerville
Ind
Bert Mitchell
Richmond
Jackson's Hill
Monarch Laundry
Mitchell
Limited Strikes Freights At Elkhart In Collision
Lake Shore west bound limited No 19 sideswiped a string of freight cars on entering Elkhart Indiana. Several cars derailed with one broken in two and demolished. No passengers hurt. Engineer Charles Tullerton Toledo and Fireman Stephen Dusch Elkhart injured jumping from the locomotive. A switch engine crew failed to clear a switch in time.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Lake Shore
Tullerton
Parachutist Ends Leaps After 75 Foot Fall
P E Markle of Ellsworth Indiana suffered multiple injuries including both wrists fractured a broken hip and extensive bruising after falling seventy five feet from a trapeze during a jump near Lovilla Indiana. He is hospitalized at St Anthony's in Terre Haute and says he is done with parachute leaping.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
P. E. Markle
Ellsworth
Lovilla
St. Anthony's Hospital
FATE OF ELISURA BACKED BY TURKISH FORCES
National interior news reports confusion over Elisura siege as Turkish forces reportedly win a key victory. A rumor says Sept 1, Sultan’s accession anniversary, may mark the outbreak in Salonica vilayet amid insurgent pressure.
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Vilayet
Salonica
Turmoil in Neveska as Bulgars seize town and withdraw
In Salonica on August 25 Bulgarian insurgents captured Neveska, seized garrison arms and ammunition, levied a 5000 dollar contribution, then withdrew to the mountains. Turkish troops arrived, bombarded the town, and entered without harming residents. Constantinople reports an Austrian consul notice stems from Albanian reservists firing in the air near Uskub station, not an assault on the consulate.
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Constantinople
Uskub
Chautauqua Assembly Closes Two Months Season
The Chautauqua Assembly in Chautauqua, New York, ended its two months season with a farewell address preached by Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus of Armour Institute, Chicago.
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WN. Y
Chautauqua Assembly
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute
Chicago
Massachusetts Mills to Reopen After Short Shutdown
Boston reports most of the mills in Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont and Maine owned by the American Woolen Company will reopen tomorrow after a one to two week shutdown. The Boston office ordered the recess to give employees a vacation and allow repairs and changes.
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New Hampshire
Rhode Island
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Maine
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German Baptists at Cleveland Convention Sermons
Delegates to the Central Conference of the German Baptist Association preached in Cleveland churches. A dozen or more ministers delivered able sermons to large congregations. The convention closes tomorrow night with a mass meeting led by Rev. J. H. Moohrmann of Detroit. his theme will be Jesus.
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Central Conference of the German Baptist Association
J. H. Moohrmann
Detroit
Jesus
American fleet heads to Turkey amid Beirut crisis
President directed actions uncertain as Admiral Cotton moves Turkish waters. CheKib Bey, Turkish minister at Sayville, remains unsettled by American warships in Turkish waters. The Brookyn and San Francesco depart to Beirut with Machias, aiming for Beirut by Friday as European squadron shifts to Irish port. Secretary Hay plans audience with the minister if he arrives in Washington.
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Associated Press
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Sayville
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Washington
Constantinople
Hay
Brooklyn
San Francesco
Admiral Cotton
Navy
Irish
Machias
Genoa
Greece Should Join Turkey in Macedonian Crisis
Rome reports Gen. Ricciotti Garibaldi urged a Greece Turkey accord to suppress the Macedonian insurrection. He proposed an independent Albania under Italian protection with Greece, and a Macedonian independence appeal to Europe. He claimed twenty thousand volunteers could follow his plan within 24 hours.
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Italy
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Sarafoff
Europe
Demand for Intervention Moves Belgrade in Macedonian Crisis
A large Belgrade crowd demonstrated in the theater square urging government intervention to aid Macedonians in their struggle for freedom. Speakers condemned Turkish misrule and called for Serbs Bulgarians and Montenegrins to reclaim and rebuild the Turkish empire. A resolution urged government action. Rumors claim the St Prochova monastery on the frontier was attacked and demolished by Turks and Albanians.
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Theater
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Ferdinand Returns to Sofia
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria arrived in Budapest and proceeded to Sofia today in a formal royal movement.
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Cars Will Run From Kokomo to Greentown in Ten Days
Fast work on the Kokomo to Marion line speeds progress. Kokomo to Greentown cars expected within ten days, with Marion and Kokomo to connect by Oct. 15 under the Kokomo, Marion & Western traction line led by George Marott, who also heads the Kokomo street railway interests.
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Marion
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Marion & Western
George Marott
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marott
Kokomo Light
Authorities Active Put Forth at Beirut
Constantinople dispatches report United States Minister Leishman urged Beirut authorities to intensify efforts to locate the person who attempted to kill Vice Consul Magelssen. A Washington recall of the European squadron was discussed after a meeting with Foreign Minister Tewfik Pasha, and U S cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco sailed for Port Said to await further instructions.
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Navy cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco sail Genoa to Beirut
The Bureau of Navigation reports by cable that the cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco left Genoa Sunday morning and are due to arrive in Beirut on Friday.
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Aug
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Beirut affair described as wedding party in Times report
London report from the Sofia Times correspondent says the Beirut incident was a wedding party indulged in as a joke and that the gunfire was not aimed at the United States Vice Consul Mageissen.
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Sofia
The
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Beirut
Soniga
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Mageissen
Washington Sees No New Turkish Situation Developments
Washington reports no new Turkish situation developments beyond Admiral Cottons departure with the cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco for Beirut and no further information from United States Minister Leishman. The Aug 30 dispatch notes delays and a lack of fresh advisories from Washington.
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Cotton
Brooklyn
San Francisco
United States
Leishman
Cruiser Buffalo Arrives in New York
In New York on August 40, the United States cruiser Buffalo from the Atlantic training fleet arrives, marking a wartime naval deployment.
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Buffalo
New York
Allegation of Fraud Blocks Sept Meeting in Lima
Walter Toy secured an injunction preventing the Toledo Columbus Springfield Cincinnati Electric Railway directors from a stockholders meeting on September 7 and won a hearing for a receiver next Friday. The petition accuses President Ellis Bartholomew and directors of transferring right of way and franchises without consideration and of placing large stock and bonds to their credit. The company is incorporated for ten million dollars, with most stock sold. BLOOMINGDALE Ind August something. The Van Camp Company canning factory opened for the season under Indianapolis management. Despite rains causing tomato spoilage, factory supply is excellent for 125 workers with Saturday’s pack the largest of the week.
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Lima, O
Walter Toy
Toledo, Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati Electric Railway Company
Ellis Bartholomew
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomingdale
Ind
van Camp Company
Indianapolis
Bedford Quarries to Use Hydraulic Stripping
Bedford Indiana dated Aug 3 reports local quarries will switch to hydraulic power for stripping dirt. Tests show the method works more satisfactorily and costs less than half the expense of the shovel and cart system.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed by Gloversville Reader
A reader from Gloversville endorses Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills for headaches neuralgia and general pain. The note mentions poor health and frequent headaches but contains garbled phrases and illegible sections. It cites Dr Miles Company of Elkhart Indiana and a pyramid-like reference to a book on heart diseases.
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Miles
Mas
Bett Bette
Dr. Eran Company
Elkhart, Ind
Purdue to Open With Record Freshmen Enrolment
Purdue University near Lafayette Indiana will begin classes on September 9 with about 900 new students joining the historic 1500 plus enrollment. Registrar Kenyon reports a heavy mail load as renovations including a new heating system and Fowler Memorial Hall prepare the campus. President Stone returns from Maine for the start, exams for delinquents and new entrants begin after an all campus chapel meeting.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Kenyon
Stone
Maine
Fowler Memorial Hall
Oth 'Day Sues
Bianche A. Miller
Swan
Oil business is quiet with fewer wells completed
In the Greater Indiana oil field the August report shows 4 completed wells, 54 dry holes, and 5,572 barrels daily production. The tally notes 357 drilling wells and 1 rig completed, with results varying by county and a focus on Grant county. Territorial data cover months and averages, reflecting a generally subdued production trend despite ongoing activity.
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Ind
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