Peaceful settlement hailed in North Sea incident
Russian officials report a peaceful, honorable resolution after an international inquiry is arranged to investigate the North Sea trawler incident. A four member mixed commission will form the tribunal with a fifth casting vote, and reports will reach Russia and Britain for potential intensified court action under Hague provisions.
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Great Britain
Vigo
Hull
Russia
Hague Court of Arbitration to Probe North Sea Incident
Officials endorse Premier Balfour's view that the Hague convention commission will be a pure inquiry body with no arbitrator power. The commission is to investigate the North Sea incident and report findings. Based in The Hague on October 9.
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Hague
Court of Arbitration
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North Sea
Russian admiralty disputes report of resigning view admiral
In St Petersburg the Associated Press says it cannot confirm a report that view Admiral Rojestvensky offered to resign. The admiralty denies knowledge of the claim and rejects the idea he might have sunk his own torpedo boat. Meanwhile British ships Jupiter Magnificent and Boris sailed from Gibraltar westward toward Tangier after contact with Beresford’s flagships.
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Foreign Office
Associated Press
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Rojestvensky
Nia
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Tangier
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Straits
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Channel Squadron
Paris Questions Statements Made by Premier Balfour
Paris Oct 29 The premier Balfour speech at Southampton left a decidedly unfavorable impression in London circles and is said to be disapproved by officials in St Petersburg. AP sources cite Balfour denying Admiral Rozhestvensky warned of torpedo boats from Japan while Russia says the admiral guarded vessels near the North Sea.
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Associated Press
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Rosstvensky Confirms Japanese Torpedo Boats Sighted
Admiral Rosstvensky said Japanese torpedo boats were observed among Hull fishermen during the night of October 2. He recalled receiving word of a potential Japanese attack and described seeing two torpedo boats between fleet divisions and hearing torpedoes while the Emperor Alexander III's officer Keretzelli reported Area Daur surrounded by eight torpedo craft.
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Rosestvensky
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Daur
Fairbanks Delivers Big Speech Across Indiana and Kentucky
A large audience heard Senator Fairbanks in Cincinnati after a day of appearances in English, Marengo, Milltown, North Vernon, Lawrencesburg, and Louisville. The tour included remarks on financial troubles between 1592 and Isis and featured another speech by Senator Paraker.
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Renator Fairbanks
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Marengo
Milltown
North Vernon
Lawrencesburg
Indiana
Louieville
Mtor Paraker
Fairbanks
Isis
Roosevelt Pleased With Settlement
Washington reports say President Roosevelt expressed satisfaction with the settlement after cables from London and St. Petersburg confirm British and Kusian authorities agreed to submit the Digger incident to an international commission. He welcomed European recognition of the Hague treaty binding and a peaceful conclusion to a feared crisis.
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Meetelary Hay
Roosevelt
Vkble
Night war dispatches show quiet scene and tentative Russian advance
Reports describe comparative quiet at the front with both sides content after minor engagements. Weather warms, prompting speculation that Russians may soon advance. Diplomatic moves at St. Petersburg over the North Sea incident are shaping the inquiry.
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St. Petersburg
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North Sea
Democratic candidates address mass meeting in Carnegie Hall
New York Oct. 2. Democratic candidate Cady Herrick and Senator Isador Rayner spoke at Carnegie Hall under College Men's Parker and Davis Club auspices. Rayner attacked Republican prosperity claims while urging Taft to auction the Philippine islands and criticizing Roosevelt as autocratic yet incorruptible.
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Lincoln captain sets rifle shooting world record
A Lincoln captain claimed a new world record in rifle shooting today with a 2 calibre rifle at unspecified yards. The report mentions a wooden stock and references earlier marks by Watford and an August date, though details are unclear.
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Linco
Nate Watiforais
General Linevitch to lead Siberian army corps
Lieutenant General Linevitch arrived at Mukden to take command of the Siberian army corps. The popular general, known as Uncle Linevitch, is expected to head a major sector as Kuropatkin reshapes forces amid partial Russian gains and renewed winter weather.
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Russian Japanese clash near Sochinoyu and Han dinpu reported
A report from Mukden says on October 24 Russian forces under Catarin Guisser attacked two villages south of Sochinoyu, with Japanese units active nearby. Russian mortars shelled targets all day as Japanese defenders offered stubborn resistance before a truce. A tour of Mukden hospitals followed.
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Catarin Guisser
Sochinoyu
Baltic fleet unlikely to sail far under conditions
A prominent Japanese naval officer said the Hussian Baltic fleet probably will not depart far. He doubted the Kuchean government desires war and thought the North Sea incident might trigger fleet recall. Admiral Rosstvensky was ill when leaving port, making it unlikely Russia would risk a sick commander over thousands of miles.
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Kuechon
Rosestvensky
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Battlefront notes report unchanged fronts and mining activity
The report shows Oku's army headquarters in the field with Russian artillery probing Japanese lines day and night and minimal Japanese return fire. Japanese forces are working the rentai coal mines and Kin Coal for military needs as of January 29. Paulin Aw art, daughter of William Waldorf Astor, wed Captain Boenderdas at Margarete church in a large ceremony.
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London
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Fire nearly wipes out Corinth town in Kentucky
Corinth Kentucky a town of 36 inhabitants twenty miles north of Lexington on the Cincinnati Southern railroad was almost wiped out by fire tonight. Twenty one buildings were destroyed with a loss of 50008 dollars.
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Cincinnati Southern
Pennsylvania Beats Harvard on Soldiers Field
Cambridge Mass Oct 29 Pennsylvanians defeated Harvard 6 to 0 holding the Crimson scoreless. Stevenson Piekarski and Greene starred for Penn and Starr sparked the offense after his entry. Harvard fumbled twice and was held to downs once near Pennsylvanias goal line.
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Princeton Defeats Cornell 8 to 6 in Tight Football Contest
Ithaca reports Princeton edged Cornell 8 to 6 as Cornell threats failed to capitalize on early drives. Cornell ends misplayed several punts, allowing Princeton to gain ground and control portions of the game.
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Princeton
Cornell
Stirmingham
Tooker
Trinidad Colorado Mine Disaster Toll Uncertain
Rescue crews raced to reach victims after a Friday explosion at Tereso mine No. 3 near Trinidad. Officials cited unknown death toll with corpses described as severely burned. coroner and helpers conducted canvasses as hundreds labored to retrieve trapped miners amid unstable rock and a blocked tunnel. In New York Yale overwhelmed Columbia 44 to 4 in football.
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Colo
Tercio
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Company
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Las Animas
Tereso
Fipe
New York
Columbia
Yale
Fierce Forest Fires Rage in Blue Ridge District
Belvidere N J Oct 29 Forest fires have burned for four days across 20000 acres of timber and brush along the Blue Ridge near Wind Gap Pennsylvania. Wind drives flames east as farmers flee with possessions and wardens attempt containment before wind shifts threaten westward spread. Wildlife flee the advancing blaze as wardens report heavy losses to small game.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
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