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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1913

Page

3

How the Turks Checked Bulgars in Adrianople War

Frederick Palmer reports on the Bulgarian siege of Adrianople during the Balkan War. He notes Bulgarian officers Demetrieff and Ivanoff directing rapid flank moves, Turkish defense under Nazim Pasha, and the pivotal role of Adrianople as the key fortress that shaped negotiations and public opinion in Europe.

Frederick Palmer Chicago Record-Herald Mustapha Pasha Sultan Selim Adrianople Sultan Selim the Magnificent Christendom Bulgaria Kismet Minarets Tchatalja London Mustapha Dr. Daneff Elihu Root Balkans Scutari Adine Kumanova Hassana Montpaert Bonaparte Caesar Eyypt Babylon Nineveh Europe Constantinople Dirst Thrace Kirk-Killisseh Losengrade Sofia- Constantinople Yamboli Demetrieff Kirk-Kilisseh Nazim Pasha Lule Burgas Bunnarhissar Yalu Mukden Lee Richmond Maritza Ivanoff Papastepe Kartastepe Tchatalia Kartaltepe Arda Elegated Taver Pasha

Ancient scholars anticipated Columbus idea by centuries

The text notes that Greek and Egyptian philosophers held a round earth view long before Columbus. It argues ancient figures understood eclipses and lunar motion far better than many today, and says Columbus’s idea was anticipated by more than sixteen centuries.

Seemingly Good Evidence in a Domestic Dispute

A distressed parent explains trying to persuade their son that his wife is unsuitable. The father admits failing to change the son's mind and fears the marriage may not be healthy. The exchange hints at familial concern and potential conflict within a private relationship.

38 labor officials found guilty of conspiracy in dynamite plot

Federal court in Indianapolis convicts 38 labor leaders including Frank M. Ryan and John T. Butler of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers for conspiring to use dynamite against non union employers. Buckley and Sieffert are acquitted. Penalties can reach 39 years and a $10,000 fine per count.

Indianapolis Ind United States Los Angeles Cal Daniel Buckley Rock Island Ill Herman G. Sieffert Milwaukee Frank M. Ryan International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers John T. Butler Buffalo Herbert S. Hockin Detroit Olaf A. Treitmoe San Francisco California Building Trades Council Eugene Clancy Phillip A. Cooley New Orleans Michael J. Young Boston Frank J. Higgins J. E. Munsey Salt Lake City Utah Frank C. Webb New York Patrick F. Farrell John H. Barry St. Louis Paul J. Morrin Henry W. Legleitner Denver Charles N. Beam Minneapolis William E. Reddin Michael J. Cunnan Philadelphia Richard H. Houlihan Chicago James Cooney James H. Coughlin William Shupe Edward Smythe Peoria James E. Ray Murray L. Pennell Springfield William O. Bernhardt Cincinnati Wilford Bert Brown Kansas City William J. McCain Frank K. Painter Omaha Peter J. Smith Cleveland George Anderson Michael J. Hannon Scranton Edward E. Phillips Syracuse N. Y Charles Wachmeister Mich Frank Marion County Olaf A. Tinetmoe Eugene A. Clancy J. Munsey James B. McNamara McNamaras McNamara Brothers California Iron Workers’ Union Ryan American Federation of Labor Treatmoe Los Angeles Times Pacific Coast Hockin Lago Ortie E. McManigal International Union Burns McNamara McManigal John, Jr Albert B. Anderson J. J. McNamara Trestmoe Caplan and Schmidt Times T Veitmoe Pittsburg Federal Grand Jury Muncie

Snow Slide Halts Copper River Line Traffic in Alaska

A snow slide on the Copper River & Northwestern blocked the line near Cordova Alaska on December 30 and there is little chance of clearance before the week ends.

Cordova Alaska Copper River Northwestern

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