Averted War Tensions Between Turkey and Bulgaria
Paris dispatch reports Bulgaria backed down after Turkish troop mobilization threat near the border. France helped broker peace with Turkish and Bulgarian leaders, averting a wider conflict though risk of internal strife and regional tensions remains. Ottoman and Bulgarian positions were unsettled, fears of further clashes linger.
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Paris
Bulgaria
Neoum Paha
France
Turkey
Constantinople
Contitentinrk
Porte
Sofa
FOTN
Council For National Defense
Apia Minor
Macedonia
M. Conane
M. Pichon
Tienne
M. Constant
Kinmil Panha
Mirahioe
Constant
Kiamil Pasha
Ferdinand
Gramity
Bagdad
Sebeh Eddin
Young Turk Party
Added Two Murders to Hie List in Georgia
In Adihould Georgia Chavier Mitchel a colored man allegedly killed T L Peek a tout deputy sheriff and F argo a white man after a body heatings. A Warren charge was filed against the accused as G W Brooks white man rode toward Miebome where more shooting occurred killing Mer Child. Pittsburg September 192. Mrs Martha Hirown a 52 year old dementia patient was killed by her nurse while puttering and an attempted theft followed.
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Adihould
Chavier Mitchel
T. L. Peek
Whailiff
Fargo
Biot
G. W. Brooks
Miebome
Lo Ar Wim
Mer
Pittebure
Get
Marthe Hirown
Sander Nigit
Ber
National Manufacturers Report Hidden Growth Amid Turbulent Times
The National Manufacturers’ Association notes improved activity across branches, with rising orders and production after a period of downturn. Stormy conditions and flooding affected riverside operations, while leaders emphasize cautious optimism and ongoing investment in key sectors despite uncertainty.
Telegraphic Brevities From The Era Of Global Turmoil
The brief notices cover varied items: total registration in Cinetonat rose to 3794, up 5042 from 1904. Gen Nodan claimed a Japanese army generalship in the Russo-Japanese War is reported to be dead at 83. a German airship Hergesel was found in the North Sea with no survivors. Indictments in Queens County accuse Capt Peter C Haine and T Jenkins Hains of murder in the first degree. In Fishkill Landing, Oct shows no progress in Thaw case as he heads to Pittsburgh for bankruptcy proceedings.
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Cinetonat
Nodan
Japanes Army Corpa
Russa
North Sea
Peter C. Haine
T. Jenkins Hains
Queens County Grand Jury
Flowing
Long Island
Sentencing of Lient Evans and church lighting disaster report
Lient Evans, tried by court martial, was found guilty of abandoning his post and disrespect toward superiors. He faces 150 lashes and public reprimand. Also reported is a lighting plant explosion at New Concord near Zanesville that killed Earl Cole, aged 16, during a Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church. Additionally, engineer Eugene Wood was shot and killed near Panama City by naval stores operator Jack Gilbert after Wood boarded Gilbert’s freight car.
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Evans
Yokohama
Lient
Frank T. Hoane
Louisiana
Sperry
Hall
Zaneavile
New Concord
Pensacola
Fla
Ort
Hugene Wood
Longing Vailpon
Jack Gilbert
Panama City
Gilbert
Shot Wood
Labor Vote Seen Deciding New York State in 1936 Race
Fragmentary quote from John W. Kern claiming labor support will swing New York and nearby states in the presidential contest. Incomplete text references labor votes from Connecticut and New Server, with garbled phrases suggesting a forecast of decisive regional impact.
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New York
John W. Kern Denberatte
New York State
New Server
Connecticut
Bryan Begins Final Tour Amid Travel Snafu
Bryan plans a countrywide final tour stopping at Linneln Nebraska and St Louis. He will discuss his voyage along the Burlington line and address workers at a major employer before continuing toward the Atlantic seaboard.
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Bryan
Linneln
L&w
Atlantic Court
Burlington Railway
St Luwin
Tee Etneie Ynedn
Detroit Wins Exhibition Game Over Chicago Team
Detroit defeated Chicago by 13 to 3 in an exhibition game. Detroit hitters totaled 14 against Chicago pitcher Over t and Heulbach. Cobb sparked a bunt and dash play, and Apel made a sharp catch. Fast running, throwing and hitting impressed, with Frano Cremenu achieving a long foul line drive and Hoffman delivering a strong throw.
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Detroit
Chicago
Heulbach
Hart
Cobb
Cobh Alan
Cremenu
Aud Hoffman
Patrick's sweeping appeal targets Sing Sing and governor
Albert T. Patrick, jailed NY lawyer and Texas millionaire Rice murder suspect, files a habeas corpus appeal from Sing Sing. He claims lack of trial jurisdiction and unfair conviction, cites New York appeals division dissent, and condemns prison management for alleged abuses and misuses of convict labor for political ends.
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Washington
Albert T. Patrick
New York
Prkeon al Sing Sing
Rice
United States
Etreult Court of
Patrick Himels
Aupremy Court
Patrick
Pickenman
Mr. Higgins
New York Court of
Ev ‘Denen
Sing Sing
Doubly Fatal Train Wreck Near Bainbridge Ohio
A Sunday collision on the Detroit Toledo and Ironton line caused two train men to be probably fatally injured and many passengers hurt. An open switch sent a passenger train through an empty accommodation train on a siding at Bainbridge. Engineer Sharp and Fireman Silas of Springfield were trapped in the wreck.
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Chilleothe
Get
Detroit, Toedo & Ironion
Bainbridge
Bothvains
Enginver Sharp
Silos
Springfield
Debs Draws Thousands to Pittsburg Bijou Meetings
Eugene V. Debs, socialist presidential candidate, spoke at two packed Bijou theater meetings in Pittsburg Sunday afternoon and night. Thousands waited outside as crowds surpassed capacity. an overflow riverfront meeting was stopped by police despite permit requests.
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Debs
Pittsburg
PiUaburg
Kugene
Het
Hhe
Noisy Texas shooting wounds father and infant son
In Newton Texas on an October day a man angered by denied credit at a small store shot the proprietor Oxray Crowswind, killing him and his one year old son Willing. The assailant Will Hest fled after the gunfire.
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Newton
Tex
Will Hest
Fred
Oxray Crowswind
Browdeach
Omaha man kills sweetheart and commits suicide after dispute
A man reputed to be worth $500,000 and well known across the west reportedly shot and killed his sweetheart on Saturday night before taking his own life. The incident occurred after he had long kept a person identified as Rewart in his company and then took his wife.
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Omaha
Sewell Bremnan
Rewart
Deen
Fire damages Saale Periml Wine bed shape in Texas
A fire in October destroyed a wine bed shape valued at 200000 dollars in Amuhilio Texas. The blaze damaged twelve incomnotives and several care items. Authorities investigate the cause as damage assessments begin.
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Tex
Bun May
Enmitaiiiog & Choie
Cornerstone laid for new Catholic cathedral in St Louis
A vast crowd gathered October 1 as twenty prelates and church dignitaries joined Archbishop Glennon for the cornerstone ceremony of a new St Louis Catholic cathedral. The project, costing over 2.1 million dollars, follows the completion of the Second Baptist church circle at 250,000. Archbishop Falento read a Roosevelt message while a 10,000-strong parade paused at the reviewing stand and a high electrical arch lit the scene at dusk.
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Lous
Medien
Second Baptist
Tn Hen
Falcento
United States
Glennon
St Louis
Roosevelt
Taft Visits Roosevelt After White House Stop
Judge Taft met with President Roosevelt as guests of the White House spending the day together. Taft expressed confidence about being elected president and hinted the president shared cautious views on current issues. The two men kept discussions private while the day largely centered on their private talks and mutual consideration of forthcoming strategies.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Tali
Patt
Bloodhounds Track Burglar Across 124 Miles to City
October 19 report from Haycock county notes a burglar escaped after bloodhounds pursued from the village marshal’s property. The trail led 124 miles to Findlay, but the suspect remained at large as authorities investigate the surrounding county matters.
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Findlay
Haycock County
Porest
Amy Russell
Registration Surpasses Four Year Earlier Totals
Voters registered in Gel 19 A kel in reg istration over four years ago by about 2,800 at the preliminary restora for four days in the city. The total exceeds 28,004, compared with 25,704 in 1904. Politicians, who have admitted the rate, voiced cautious optimism about the turnout.
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ate #eVerME
Lowey
Yoot to Referee Intercity High School Tilt
The lone official Yoot will referee the forthcoming intercity basketball game between Findlay and Parma high schools. The contest pits the Fant Five teams from each side in a city west Friday matchup with high hopes for a fair clash.
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Uie
Michigan Inteensity Eleven
Will Peferee
Findlay
Mnd
Pomaria ‘High
West
Pero
Ieee
Local City Events Beat For El Take Mraxor
Readers can keep posted on city happenings through the Mraxor column, highlighting upcoming events, schedules, and community activities. The column tracks venues, dates, and organizers to help residents plan outings and stay informed.
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City Andel
Fragmented Reflections On Society And War In Old Newsprint
A garbled, stream of antiquated musings touches on youth, age, alcohol, marriage, and heroism. It rambles through disjointed phrases about the world, rivers, hope, and war, with scattered references to famous names and public figures, including a note about newspaper men touring the northwest and a quip about Disney.
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Weiter
France Sees Hail Cannon Trials Aid Vineyards
A New Bedford Standard report summarizes French experiments with hail cannons as a defense for vineyards against storms. It compares districts with and without cannons, noting reductions in hail damage and wind effects in some areas while others show limited results. Government interest and farmer campaigns in support of the cannons are described, with mixed conclusions on overall efficacy.
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Barriage
France
Ema Fon
Iftenn
Brento Ee
wWlstiict
Jesse Chinder
Flese
Alenia
Gre Heaujolals
Bureau of Agriculture
New Bedford Standard
Gift from American to French government sparks debate
Alfred Clark, a New Yorker long based in Paris, built four vaults beneath the Paris Opera House cellars. Hermetically sealed, they reportedly hold records of gold and present-day wine culture intended to be preserved for posterity, so future generations may hear Calve, Carino, and Motha voices decades after their deaths.
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