Turko Bulgarian tensions rise as crisis averts invasion
The article describes a volatile situation where Bulgaria would face invasion if a hostile move occurred. Assurances from Kiamil Pasha and Czar Ferdinand quell war fears as the Turkish cabinet cancels mobilization. Iswolsky plans a delayed conference invitation while unrest grows in Asia Minor with martial law and deadly sectarian violence.
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Ferdinand
M. Constans
M. Iswolsky
Germany
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Vienna
Constantinople
Budapest
France
Great Britain
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Bagdad
Vien Sheber
Young Turks
Sabah Eddine
Young Turk Party
Mobilization Mistake Triggers Balkan Tension
Reports from Sofia describe Turkey mobilizing corps in Macedonia due to Bulgaria’s call up of reservists, 15,000 conscripts to join on October 19 for training. Bulgaria countermailed after backlash, pledging peace while warning no war unless Turkey shows clear intent. Interventions by powers over Rumelian tribute loom as two Young Turkish delegates visit for peace talks. Ferdinand returns from Varna.
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Macedonia
Asia Minor
Bulgaria
Con- Mantinople
Caar Ferdinand
Irtritza
Servian Foreign Minister to Present Balkan Case to Powers
Belgrade October 18 Milovanovic Viens Servian foreign minister will visit Berlin London Paris and Rome to press Servia s wishes before the governments in hopes of Balkan settlement Crown Prince George bidding him farewell warned against concessions stressing you speak as representative of 256 000 bayonets and urged strict line to return to Serbia
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Balkan
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London
Paris
Rome
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Salonika Report Details Third Army Forces in Macedonia
The Temps correspondent reports 161000 men in the third army group mobilizing in Macedonia, with 68 000 active and 45 000 reserves. The shipment of munitions accelerates as 110 rapid fires and large cargoes of Mausers arrive, while two hundred heavy guns are en route. A Sofia dispatch claims Bulgaria will negotiate directly with Turkey on the Oriental railroad, Ferdinand pressing ministers to heed foreign advice for accountability.
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Bulgaria weighs sale of Oriental railway assets
A Sofia dispatch to the Times reports Bulgaria ready to negotiate the sale of the Oriental railway rights with Turkey or the purchasing company. The proposed price would cover the company’s rights and Turkish proprietary rights, split 45 percent to the company and 45 percent to Turkey, mirroring current receipt splits beyond guaranteed amounts.
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Nations face voting surge as states prepare for November ballots
Paris reports Czar Ferdinand aims for a pacific sign with a letter to President Fallières. In the U S elections experts note 31 Senate seats and numerous state contests slated for November 3 including races in Oregon Maine Vermont and South Carolina. party tickets span Democrats Republicans Prohibition Socialists and others with many states voting on amendments and major projects.
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Bryan Begins Final Tour of Campaign
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports that Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan starts his last campaign tour by leaving Lincoln at 4 PM aboard a Burlington line train bound for St Louis. He will speak at East St Louis to National Stock Yards workers, then continue by special car to Lincoln for the November 2 conclusion. Mrs Bryan, Rose, Mayor F W Brown, and four correspondents accompany.
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Bryan dismisses Taft campaign in Missouri visit
St Joseph October 18 W J Bryan during a brief stop en route to St Louis commented that Judge Tafts tour through the South would not sway voters in that region and expressed no fear about state results. He refused to discuss the political landscape by state and warned against discouraging supporters.
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St. Louis
Taft
Bryan
Mack Goes to Take Chung of Pinal PP Home in New York
National Chairman Mack leaves Buffalo after rest to visit New York for several days of campaign planning. He will confer with Eastern leaders at the New York headquarters and prepare for the final push with W. J. Bryan and other Democratic speakers to win New York State.
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Pinal PP
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New York
W. J. Bryan
Foley's Kidney Remedy for Elderly Health
An ad claims Foley's Kidney Remedy eases kidney and bladder disorders in seniors by stimulating urinary organs correcting irregularities and toning the system. It urges immediate use and notes availability from J. H. O'Reilly Co.
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Berlin Mills Workers End Planned Strike
The Berlin Mule Company paper makers voted to return to work, ending a threatened walkout sparked by allegations that the mills supplied stock to the international Paper Company. Management denied the charges and invited workers to investigate.
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Berlin Mills
Strikers Vote To Continue Work At St. Regis Paper Plant
Watertown N Y Oct 18 After a prolonged meeting the 400 employees of the St Saint Regie Paper company at Deferiet nine miles east of Watertown voted to continue work An effort had been made to start a sympathy strike with the International Paper mills in the region.
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Registration Books Open for Election Vote
Registration books in all precincts are now open and will close soon. Every qualified voter must register again for the upcoming election or risk being unable to vote. Those who were registered earlier do not carry over. Ensure you are registered to vote.
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