Evacuate Tripoli as bombardment notice spreads
European residents flee Tripoli on merchant vessels amid a bombardment warning. Only consuls and a few correspondents remain to observe the evacuation and report from the city.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
2
Italy's Navy Superior and Army Strength Noted
The article notes Italy's navy ranking among world powers and compares army strength. Italy is described with 225,000 troops and 200,000 reserves plus 1,200,000 men available for service, while Turkey is listed with a 376,000 peace force, 100,000 reserves and 2,000,000 ready for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Turkey
Italian Fleet Bombards Tripoli and Prevesa Amid War News
The Italian fleet opened fire on Tripoli fortifications forcing Turkish troops to evacuate and prepare for interior resistance. Italian ships also bombarded Prevesa destroying government buildings and disabling a Turkish torpedo boat. A large Italian cruiser went ashore in Tripoli harbor. Turkey seeks US protection for its subjects in Italy. Germany may assume this role. The Turkish squadron is reported to have returned from Beirut unscathed as Turkey strengthens fronts and parliament is convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Duke of the
Turkey
United States
Italy
Germany
Beirut
Berlin
Strike Order Obeyed by 17 840 Rail Workers Across Lines
More than 3,000 Illinois Central workers in Chicago and thousands more on southern and western lines walked out in a strike aimed at pressuring railroads to recognize a new shop crafts federation and push for wage gains and better conditions next year. Total strikers: 10,340 on Illinois Central routes and 7,251 on Union Pacific Southern Pacific lines, with 17,840 overall, while a loyal minority stayed to keep operations running due to pension concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnois Central Railroad
Chicago
Road
Weelon Pacific
Southern Pacific
Millinois Central
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
East St. Louis
Vicksburg
Miss
Paducah
McComb
Birmingham
Ala
Centralia
Cairo
Freeport
Fulton
Fanten
Misa
Grenada
Whater Valley
Jackson
Mier
Jackson, Tenn
Clarkedale
Evansville
Champaign
Council Bluffs
Total
Union Pacific Southern Pacific
Algiers
San Francisco
Houston
Tex
Kansas City
San Antonio
Sacramento
Cal
Ogden
Utah
Roarke
Nev
Las Vegas
N. M
Salt Takeo
Los Angeles
Oakland Cal
Tucson
Ariz
Omaha
Neb
Grand Island
Portland
Ore
Denver
Colo
Stockton
Banker Sullivan Reindicted On Larceny and Forgery Charges
The head of the defunct Mechanics' and Traders' Bank of Brooklyn, David A. Sullivan, was reindicted on three counts two grand larceny and one forgery. A $6,000 bail was posted by Rev. John T. Woods pastor of the Holy Cross church Brooklyn which Sullivan attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Sullivan
Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank of Brooklyn
Sulivan
John T. Woods
Maly Cross
Brooklyn
Vast 1900s News Upshot From Many Worlds
A sweep of items reports robberies in Hamilton Ontario and a $15000 cash loss, a river find in Wisconsin, a New York pardon, a large fire in Illinois, a toddler’s death in Pennsylvania, diplomatic ambassador moves, a Philadelphia mayoral race, Irish railway strike, a US Army supply march, Swedish cabinet resignations, a Deadwood arson verdict, divorce suits, church ritual reform, Catalina island dives, an airship promise, Milwaukee graft findings, trade shifts, Central American disease risk, Wright brothers experiments, a Cincinnati bank arrest warrant, thefts at St Etienne arms factory, and cooperative farming moves near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Farle
Penrose
Philadelphia
William &. Ware
Ireland
K. Thirteenth Infantry
Fort Riley
St. Joseph
Lindman
John W. Butler
Homestake Mining Company
Deadwood
Mary Harrell
Waterloo
Frank H. Harrell
Stockton
Cal
Rock River
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ford Traville
Avalon
Catalina Island
Traville
Hitchcock
H. P. Booge
Topeka
Kan
Thomas A. Clancy
Milwaukee
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Ned
E. F P. Wiese
Bureau of Statistics
Minneapolia
St. Paul
Minnesota
Summer fallowing for winter wheat at North Platte station
North Platte Nebraska experiment farm reports seven years of dryland winter wheat trials. Summer fallowed plots yield 41 bushels per acre over six-year average, while non fallowed land yields 16 bushels. 1911 drought wiped out crops except moisture rich areas. Available water and rainfall data shown for seeding time and Sept 1 to July 1, with emphasis on moisture distribution over seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Neb
Ulme
Shade and water supply for hogs
A Nebraska Experiment Station guide advises keep hogs in shade with drinkable water nearby. Build cement troughs one foot deep and six feet long with top planks and holes plus floats to exclude dirt. Use a nearby barrel with a float valve to maintain supply and a cement platform to prevent mud. Summer use only, near natural or built shade. co operation among farmers aids roads and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Burnett
Nebraska Experiment Station
Child Saving Institute praised for extensive work in Nebraska
Rev. H. P. Gray, field agent for the Child Saving Institute of Omaha, has worked in western Nebraska and visited Alliance. The Herald commends the nonsectarian effort, noting the institute’s extensive charitable impact and value beyond money raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Gray
Child Saving Institute of
Omaha
Nebraska
Alliance
Child Saving Institute
Herald
Classifieds Promise Fast Answers
A short classified advertisement often yields the quickest results, carrying a message of importance that normally receives prompt attention and a reply from readers or associated services.
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Hatian
Portugal
Hamilton
Ont
Canadian Express Company
Madison
Wis
Dix
New York
Peter C. Hanna
Willian BE
Annis
Puliaki, LL
Albert G. Glass
New Brighton
George Bakhmetieff
Baron Rosen
St. Petersburg
Main Street
Jasper Wilson
Wilson
T. F McClure
Metropolitan and Trust Company of Cincinnati
St. Etienne
France
Stolco
Agricultur
Hays
Iowa State Concert
Ames
Farmers * Cooperative
Montgomery County
Maryland
Washington
Ciment Wat
Troush
Walt
Dougall
Gine
Boog
Hogenback
Rte
Eeeke
Giblin & CO
Utica, N. Y
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