Balkan Attack Feared as Turkey Fortifies Lines
From Adrianople to the Dardanelles Turkish defense fortifications are strengthened amid fear of Bulgarian invasion. German officers supervise Muslim troops while a 100,000 Christian, Jewish, Greek and Armenian workers rebuild forts. If Bulgaria joins war, a last stand is anticipated around Constantinople.
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Henry ‘Wood
Dedeagatch
York
Balkan
Europe
Adrianopleurgas-Chatalia
Sofia
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Adrianople
Chatalia
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Uia
Bulgaria
Mussulman
Deaths and funeral of William N. Cox in Alabama
News from Mobile reports the death of William N. Cox in Montgomery Alabama where he served as superintendent of the Western of Alabama road. Funeral services were held and his remains shipped to Seymour Indiana for interment. Cox had been master mechanic for one year and was promoted to superintendent on November 38, 1902. He was well known in Mobile and active in Masonic circles.
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William N. Cox
Mobile
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Road
Seymour
Indiana
Cox
Complete the picture by drawing a line through the dots
A long stream of names and addresses appears before a concluding editorial note. The piece ends with a 1915 letter from Richard H. Edmonds, Editor of Manufacturers' Record, discussing crop production in the South and defending against bankruptcy fears tied to cotton prices.
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United States
South
Mary Ann
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Fairhope community notes and gatherings across town
W E Sweet leaves for Flint Michigan on business. Miss Laura Belle Troup travels to Washington to train as a nurse. The Fairhope Citrus Growers meet to discuss Gulf Coast Horticultural Association plans with visitors from Mobile aboard the Apollo. A Rochelle Concert and Dramatic Company performance at Whittier hall showcases experienced local entertainment led by Mrs Knapp.
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Fairhope
Ala
W. E. Sweet
Flint
Mich
F. W. Gist
Auburn
Powell Cottage
Somerville
McClintock
Califonia
Fairhope Citrus Growers Association
Hast Fairhope Country Club
Gulf Coast Horticultural Association
Mobile
Colonial Inn
J. P. Moore
Greer
Jimmie Newell
John J. Fitzgerald
Meridian
Miss
J. B
Miss Driver
Orchard
Driver
Bruce McRobbins
Salco
H. R. Sherman
Chicago
D. H. Carmody
W. H. Harvey
Robertsdale
T. H. Halliwell
A. R. Ball, Jr
G. K. Sossa
Wild agitation and excessive cotton production hurts the South
A New York Herald reader argues that agitation over cotton prices and oversupply, not war, harms the South. The writer criticizes Senator Hoke Smith's $200 million price claim, notes South crop rises to 16.9 million bales with global stocks high, and warns price drops from large yields.
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New York Herald
The
Herald
Hoke Smith
Ambassador Herrick
Paris
Marry Ann
Mary Ann
Smith
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Irma Macy
Annette Mountain
W. T. Hieronymus
Neff’s
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Selma
Ollie Christ
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Cess
St. Stephens
Sara Wrandall
Augusta
Corinne Burton
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Augusta Mabel Agnes Wall
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Thelma Molon
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Mershon
Warnell
Whittier
Littlefield
Webster
Wharton
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Knapp
Berglin
Pitcher
Russell
Shupe
Liverpool
Italy
Senator Smith
Burleton
McAdoo
Gregory
Daniels
Houston
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Williams
University of Alabama
School of Medicine
Mobile, Ala
Council On Education of the
American Medical Association
Association of American Medical Colleges
St. Anthony and Lawrence Streets
Union Savings Bank
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Germany
Daly
First National Bank of Mobile
the Oldest Bank
John
Mary
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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