Austria Announces Annexation of Two Provinces in Balkans
An official Bulgarian note explains Prince Ferdinand's proclamation as czar and outlines Bulgaria's stance on independence while Austria plans to grant constitutional rights in newly annexed provinces Bosnia and Herzegovina. The emperor orders a civil rights proclamation and a representative assembly, with assurances of sovereignty and succession under Austrian rule.
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Prince Ferdinand
Czar
M. Poprikoff
Associated Press
Europe
Poprikoff
Bulgaria
Tirnovo
Berlin
Turkey
Constantinople
Algeria
Sleps
Oriental Railway Company
Orientaal Railroad Company
Oriental Company
Balkans
Poprikope
Bosnia
Herzegoviiia
Hungary
Boenin
Merzegevai
Bosnia and
Hersegovda
Hern Geovala
Hota
Navipagar
Buda
Baron Burian von Krecs
Sue
Herzegovina
Reservp
Austria
Proclamation to Declare Autonomy Amid Imperial Rites
Vienna reports that Emperor Franz Joseph will be proclaimed emperor as proclamations begin tomorrow. The event marks a dramatic assertion of sovereignty amid ongoing regional tensions and protracted negotiations.
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Vienna
Francie Joseph
Emperor Francis Joseph Proclaims Bosnia Herzegovina Annexation
The Austro Hungarian Empire formally proclaims the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Turkey calls for guarantees. Servia protests. Britain and other powers seek a conference to define scope and potential compensation to Turkey. Sir Edward Grey to explain Britain’s stance to constituents.
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London
Berlin
Francis Joseph
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Turkey
Austria
Bulgaria
Servia
Amstrit
Wong
Poland
Edward Gray
Hritikh
Multinational Agent M Bicknell Tops Passenger Service Records
M D Bicknell of Tucson a combined freight and passenger agent for six railroads. He handles Arizona and Colorado, Cananea Yaqui River and Pacific, Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley, Gila Valley Globe and Western, Phoenix and Eastern, Bonora lines. He is praised for busy talks and broad network. Reverend Earl Ward Pierce starts prison work in New Mexico under Society for the Friendless.
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M. ©. Bicknell
Tuesen
Grand Canon
Tion
Mr. Bicknell
Arizona and Colorado Railroad Company
Cananea
Earl Ward Pierce
New Mexico
Society For the Friendless
Tucson
New Mexico Society For the Friendless
Beging a Prion Work in New Mexilo
The New Mexico Heelery for the Friendless hires Rev Neri Ward Pearce, expert in expression and youth work, to lead a prevention and care program. The group aims to organize juvenile courts and detention, parole, and employment programs, funded by voluntary local support citywide. Pearce travels an itinerary to gain support and public backing.
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New Mexico
Neri Ward Pearce
Lyceum
Tetcher
America
Pearce
Senta Po
Apathy Among New York Voters Noted in Registration
New York data show registration for two days totaling 408 407 compared to 434 761 in 1964. The city appears to have a registration decline of 26 354, signaling reduced voter engagement this period.
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New York
Theater
Totel
Will Probate Filed for Packard Estate Worth 20 Million
John Q. Packard died at Suite Crux Saturday and his will was filed for probate in the superior court. The estate is valued at about 20 million dollars to be split equally between Edward Winslow Packard of Salt Lake City and Theodore R. Shear of New York City after twelve bequests of 16 thousand dollars each to relatives.
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Maryeaville
Cal
John Q. Packard
Suite Crux
Superior Court
Edward Winslow Packard
Salt Lake
Theodore R. Shear
New York City
Riots Outside New York Taxi Garage During Chauffeurs Strike
In New York on October 6 a riot erupted before a taxi company garage as two hundred strike sympathizers attempted to free a striking chauffeur from police. Police reserves broke up the clashes and made several arrests as fights occurred between strike breakers and strikers.
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New York
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