Servia Holds Off War Move Amid Ammo Shortage
Belgrade reports the Narodna Skupstina adjourned without a decision on action against Austria-Hungary. War was urged by some, but Milovanovic cited ammo shortages for new batteries as a key obstacle. The cabinet gained support, Serbia to seek a confidence vote and ready a boycott against Austro-Hungarian trade while Milovanovics goes to London and Paris to present Servia’s claims.
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Austria-Hungary
Milovanovics
Bosnia
Herze-govina
Servia
M. Milovanovics
London
Parle End
Adrift for Five Days After Sirocco Wreck Off West Indies
Six men perished from the three masted schooner Sirocco wrecked on a reef near Nassau while bound from Brunswick Georgia to Wilson City Bahamas. Two survivors Joseph Jaine and G Roberts were rescued by the Tiverton after days adrift on wreckage with no water or food.
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Sirocco
West Indies
Joseph Jaine
Cook G. Roberts
Tiverton
Nassau
Brunswick
Wilson City
Bahamas
Jay
Munroe
Roberts
Highwayman Ob. Stage Robbery Apology To Victims
Missoula Montana armed highwayman with a twenty two caliber rifle robs the Mrs Bonner stage two miles east of the city. He fines twelve occupants and the driver, takes cash from all, and apologizes claiming hunger drove the crime. No shots fired. Sheriff Campbell and deputies scour nearby hills.
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Missoula
Mont
Campbell
Trans-Mississippi Congress Ends In Adjournment
Delegates to the Trans-Mississippi commercial congress adjourned sine die after a nine‑session meeting. The parcels post measure failed 140 to 60, while new officers led by President Thomas F. Walsh of Denver were installed. The body endorsed woman suffrage and separate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona.
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Trans-Mississippi Congress
Bank Francisco
West
Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress
Gompers Endorsed by Central Federated Union Meeting
At a Central Federated Union session in New York delegates voted 67 to 24 to endorse Samuel Gompers circular urging contributions for AFL political campaign work. The body urged New York Federation to contribute, signaling that the circulars target union support for the Democratic party.
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New York
Central Federated Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Delates
Democratic Party
Debs Attacks Government and Parties in Philadelphia
Socialist candidate E. V. Debs addressed two Philadelphia meetings drawing thousands of workers. The first meeting overflowed into the hall and street as police arrested sixteen men for disturbances while Debs denounced the current government and the Democratic and Republican parties.
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Philadelphia
E. V. Debs
Debs
Spartan unrest erupts as mob clashes with militia over assault case
A crowd of at least 1000 in Spartanwire and nearby areas confronted authorities after a reported attempted rape of a young woman from Baxun MUI village. John Irby and Kegre faced demands for concession as several bystanders, including John Sparks, were detained amid shelling threats. Wounded by the mob, some officials and spectators endured injuries as police aided by local forces moved to restore order.
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Spartanwire, & C
John Irby
Kegre
Mies Tlle Dewpeey
yoUne
Baxun Mui
Tem
John Sparks
Nichia
Fragmented OCR note from New York item
A garbled OCR snippet from a New York page mentions names and events in unclear form. The readable portions include references to a Betty, a person named Me Orie Wer, and a protest or halt implied by SBN. Details are fragmented and cannot be confirmed.
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New York
Lee
Betty
England Fleet Sent To Island Of Lemnos
Belgrade reports Great Britain dispatching a fleet to Lemnos in the Aegean at Turkey s request. The move is expected to calm tensions amid disputes over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Russia's Iswolsky travels to London to push for an international conference as Servian war fever eases and moderates gain influence.
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Great Britain
Lemnor
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
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Porte
Bulgaria
M. Iswolsky
Paris
London
France
Servia
Tragedy at Rose Mine in San Bernardino hills
William McKee shot and fatally wounded Dr. N Kuhns of Los Angeles and another miner at Rose Mine fifty miles from San Bernardino. The killings followed a dispute over mining claims witnessed by Al Watts the Rose Mine caretaker from a distance.
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San Bernardino
Cal
William McKee
N. Kuhns
Los Angeles
Rose Mine
San Bernardino §S
al Watts
New Bill of Lading Rules Set Across 416 Roads
In the official classification territory stretching to the Mississippi and the Ohio river, new rules effective November 1 require shipments to use the form of bill of lading approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Shippers failing to use the new form face a 10 percent surcharge on the published rate.
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New York
Mississippi
Ohio River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft and Sherman to Hit Campaign Trails in New York
New York Republicans plan extensive stump speeches with Taft and Sherman visiting every county in the state. Cabinet members Root and Strang, and Vice-President Fairbanks are slated to speak, while Governor Hughes plans visits to all but seven counties.
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New York
Republican State Committee
Taft
Sherman
New York State
Me. Root
Strang
Fairbanks
Natonal
Sime
Hughes
Murder at Gee Lee Factory Girl Shocks Wadsworth Area
Police investigate the murder of 21 year old Gee Lee a factory worker found with two gunshot wounds between Wadsworth and Cue Yard Mook uy Kuaor. A man once set to marry Mika Loe is detained as detectives unravel an alleged plot amid a series of arrests and rumors surrounding the factory and local figures.
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Wadsworth
Gee Lee
Cue Yard
Mika Loe Wis
Koewr
Slaughter of Koreans Reports Stir Anti-Japanese Sentiment
Twenty two members of the Ichin hol, a pro Japanese Korean group, were killed by Japanese gendarmes near Cholado. Marquis Ito in Tokyo reports talks with Prime Minister Katsura and War Minister Terauchi. A cabinet discussion is said to consider Korea annexation as a consequence. The incident arose when the group marching to a shrine was mistaken for insurgents.
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Seoul
Thchinbol
Organization of
Korea
Tokio
Marquis Ito
Katsura
Viscount Terauchi
SILL JONES IN TROUBLE IN WASHINGTON
Coronel Nevill presided at an inquest into John A. McPherson's death after he was shot Sunday by William Jones at Bates farm three miles north of the city. Jones, 75, is detained with his wife and Elizabeth Wills in custody as witnesses. Innes was held without bail. The shooting echoes the 27 year old Garfield assassination case.
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Washington
Coronel Nevill
John A. McPherson
William Jones
Chasinttean
Garfield
Innes
Bates Farm
Jones
Elizabeth Wills
British Parliament Opens Autumn Session With Licensing Bill
London observers note the autumn session begins with ten weeks dedicated to government measures. The licensing bill dominates the agenda, likely to be contested between Commons and Lords, while an education bill and Irish measures are expected to follow, including employment questions.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Three Century Life Ends In Charlotta Decker Death
Mra Charlotta Decker of Seneca Falls New York dies at an advanced age likely 110. The obituary recounts her father Godfrey Heale a colonial volunteer and details wartime privations and family mentions amid a long, fragmented notice with unclear later events and legal references.
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Charlotta Decker
Nova
Godfrey Heale
Decker
Vi Fey Forge
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