Turks Massacre Insurgents After Surrender in Kastoria
Constantinople reports say three hundred insurgents in Zelenitz district Kastoria who surrendered were massacred by Turkish soldiers. Paris dispatches warn of renewed Mussulman agitation in Constantinople with fears of attacks on Christians following Bulgarian dynamiting incidents. French Mediterranean squadron commander ordered to ready to sail to the Levant with one battleship and three cruisers.
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Constantinople
Salonica
Zelenitz
Kastoria
Paris
Foreign Office
Vaskahu
Porte
Toulon
Levant
Carload of Powder Explodes Killing Two Trainmen
A carload of powder on a Frisco line siding near Beaumont Kansas broke loose and collided with a train on the Winfield branch. The explosion killed two trainmen and injured two others, tearing up several rods of track and shaking the area for miles.
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Elvorado
Kansas
Frisco Road
Beaumont
Winfield
Six Indicted In Post Office Looting Case
United States District Attorney Beach announced six individuals named in seven indictments by the Grand Jury. Those charged include George W. Beavers former chief of salaries and allowances Post Office Department August W Machen former General Superintendent of the free delivery system James W Erwin former Post Office Inspector San Francisco Geo W Huntington Isaac McGreham New York owners of Columbia Supply Company Eugene ND Sehable Toledo dentist tied to Maybury Ellie Detroit letter box makers.
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Washington
United States
Beach
George W. Beavers
Division of
Post Office Department
August W. Machen
James W. Erwin
San Francisco
Geo. W. Huntington
Isaac McGreham
New York City
Columbia Supply Company
Tha City
Eugene
Strike May Delay World Fair Work at Westinghouse Plant
A strike at the East Pittsburg plant of Westinghouse Machine Co endangers critical work on St Louis Fair buildings. IAM President O Connell has appealed to AFL President Gompers for action as the executive council prepares further steps. Local meeting details incomplete.
Sprinkler Exhibit Draws Attention on Center Street
The Fair and Racing Association displayed a new sprinkler bought from the Austin Manufacturing Company of Chicago. It features a 600 gallon steel tank, steel fittings, direct spray, eight inch tired wheels, and moves about thirty two inches of roadway while sprinkling. The tank is pale green and the trucks and trimmings are bright red.
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The
Fair and Racing Association
Austin Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Center Street
Beavers Faces Indictment Over Appearance Fee
New York September 11 George W Beavers former head of the D mand in the sum of 5 000 for his appearance on twenty fifth Beavers was arraigned on an indictment returned by the Federal Grand Jury in Brooklyn.
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New York
George W. Beavers
Beavers
Federal
Brooklyn
Peace Today at Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek September 11 peace prevails in the district. The Labella Power Company water supply, shut off last night by the water commissioners, is guarded by soldiers and the plant is supplying power to mines operating with non union men.
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Cripple Creek
Labella Power Company
Death by own action of Rich Young Woman Isabella Clark
Miss Isabella Duncan Clark daughter of late William Spaire Clark of San Jose committed suicide in her McNutt hospital apartment. A gas stove emitted fumes as she partially dressed, with a holographic will found beside an envelope to Dr. McNutt. A 32 year old of the Clark sisters, she had prior suicide attempts amid recurring melancholia.
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San Francisco
Isabella Duncan Clark
William Spaire Clark
San Jose
Clark Sisters
Miss Clark
Grass hoppers devastate Picuris crops in Taos county
Grass hoppers have destroyed the crops of the Picuris Indians in Taos county. The government will assist over the winter and supply seed grain next spring.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Taos County
British Squadron to Visit US in Courtesy Return
The Press Association reports the British home squadron will tour the United States in October as a courtesy reply to the American squadron's visit to Portsmouth.
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London
the Press Association Today
United States
Portamouth
Comptroller Reports National Banks Condition
Washington reports the Comptroller of the Currency has issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of close of business Wednesday September 9. The notice seeks an early foray into the banks' financial health and liquidity.
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Washington
Buisiness
Cholera Rages in Birejik Syria
Constantinople dispatch reports cholera raging fiercely at Birejik in Syria as authorities struggle to contain the outbreak amid spreading illness.
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Constantinople
Birejik
Syria
The Get 600 at Mra A L Cock
A fragment from a historical page notes an event described as the get 600 at Mra involving A L Cock. Details are sparse but imply a notable transaction or action center stage for Cock within a regional context.
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Mra
A. L. Cock
War path campaign to reestablish Mormon test oath
U S Senator Fred Dubois backs Boise Statesman in Idaho politics fight over Mormon influence. Donnelly and Dubois push for reestablishing the Idaho test oath amid claims of continued polygamy and church political interference. if sincere, Mormons won’t oppose the oath, else they will resist.
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U. S
Fred T. Dubois
Boise Statesman
Heyburn
Lewiston Tribune
H. Smith Woolley
Boise
Dubois
Idaho
Wogfley
Utah
Statesman
S. P. Donnelly
Democratic State Committee
Donnelly
Smoot
Argeat
U. S. Senate
United States
Mormon Church
Mor mon Issue in Idaho Politics sparks Democratic debate
Quoted in interviews, two prominent Idaho Democrats express personal views on the Mor mon question. They hold high party positions but say their stance reflects individual opinion. The party's policy will be set at the convention without regard to any man’s political fortunes, upholding religious and political tolerance.
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Idaho
Democratic Party
Death of Al Stout at Blackfoot
The Blackfoot Democrat reports the death of Albert T. Stout brother in law of Harry W. Curtis. He died after a foot injury worsened by diabetes while under treatment in Salt Lake and died early Saturday. Funeral held at the Methodist church with Rev. O A White officiating and Modern Woodmen of America assisting. Stout, a Idaho pioneer, had built a fortune in cattle with Major High, later lived on Lost River and served as a special agent for the General Land Office during Harrison's era. He leaves a wife.
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Woodmen of America
Stout
Idaho
Falls
Major High
Ross Fork
Stout & High
Knsas
Lost River
Harrison
General Land Office Department
Michigan and the Lakes
Wyoming
Growth of National Irrigation Fund Reported
Washington reports a close estimate of the national reclamation fund based on public land sales. The fund stands at about 16.19 million dollars, with Utah contributing 234 thousand dollars and Idaho 1.14 million dollars. Wyoming total is 656 thousand dollars, with portions spent in each state under the law.
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Washington
General Land Office
National Reclamation Fund
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Poe
Gale in England Wrecks Coast and Hinders Telegraphs
Reports from across England describe a terrible gale that caused widespread damage to land and sea. Telegraphs failed nationwide, Dover harbor breakwater washed away, and several vessels wrecked with multiple fatalities and rescues reported along the coast.
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England
London
Dover
France
Dungerness
South Sea
Poole
White Stable
Portsmouth
Goodwin Sands
Southsea
Weymouth
Sunday School Convention Here This Month
A county unit Sunday Schools group plans formation next week and a convention at the Baptist church on the 16th and 17th includes a song service scripture readings prayers and multiple devotions discussions and papers on Sunday school work with speakers from Mackay Weiser and Boise and local leaders.
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The
United Sunday Schools
Baptist Church
H. D. Cheney
D. W. Standrod
C. W. Greenlee
A. K. Wright
Boise
J. D. Gillilan
Weates Fight in Pocatello Aims at 198-Pound Meet
The notice invites any man in Pocatello to compete at about 198 pounds with a plus or minus six pound allowance. Mage Wessett accompanies to meet all challengers at 110.
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Weates
Pocatello
Mage Wessett
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Uncle Sam
Cam
Fred
St. Donnelly
al Stout
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Democrat
Albert T. Stout
Harry W. Curtis
Snake River Valley
Weaes
Dyepeptis
Island
Great Britain
C. D. Gates
H. van Engelen
Geo. Perry
G. G. Haley
Mackay
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