Austria in Orbit War Talk After Aehrenthal's Death
Vienna reels in factional strife as war supporters rally after Count Alaya von Aehrenthal dies. Conrad von Hoetzendorf leads the hard line, praised as Europe’s finest soldier, while Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Franz Josef’s camp push cautious peace policy. The army backs Hoetzendorf and seeks bold action, threatening the fragile balance of the Austro Hungarian realm.
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Curtis -Broewn
Vienna
Count Alaya von Aehrenthal
Austria- Hungary
Count Aehrenthal
Austria
Cant Aehrenthal
Aiser
Franz Josef
War Party
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Alveus Leichtenstein
Herr Fuchs
Conrad von Hoetzendorf
Wallenstein
Conrad
Europe
Army
Count von Aehrenthal
Aehrenthal
Franz Ferdinand
Austria looks to war with Italy over Tripoli aims
The Vienna press portrays Austrians as confident in Italy's incapacity and argues war would bring glory but risks disaster. It notes Austrian sentiment praising war with Italy and hints at a broader scheme including the Adriatic coast, Balkan ambitions, and a joint Ottoman-Italian strategy, with plans to seize Tripoli and threaten Rome.
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Aehrenthal
Hadewiah
Britiah
Felix Cartwright
Olaeg
Sandowa
Italy
Tripoli
Vienna
Turkey
Austria
East Adriatic
Mare Nostro
South Tyrol
Istria
Trieste
Alps
Pescara
Rome
Aehrenthal's Bold Annexation Policy and Austro‑German Ultimatum
Aehrenthal, ambassador in St Petersburg, shaped the anti Anglo Russian entente stance through Bosnia Herzegovina annexation. His confidence rose as Austro German ultimatum loomed in 1909. He predicted Russia would retreat, a view later echoed by many once seen as opposed to his policy. Archduke Franz Ferdinand initially backed him to push Sarajevo annexation for broader Slav strength and a daring imperial strategy.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Russia
England
France
Aehrenthal
St. Petersburg
Fop
Isvolsky
Sir Edward Grey
Europe
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Franz Josef
Franz Ferdinand
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Archduke Franz Ferdinand Backer Shapes Austria’s War Plans
The heir favors rebuilding Austria’s army and seeks to dissolve Italy from the Triple Alliance by provoking a clash on the Tyrol frontier. Conrad von Hoetzendorf emerges as the army’s driving force, pushing fortifications and a larger force toward Italy while Aehrenthal resists.
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Italy
Austria
Germany
Franz Ferdinand
Christian-social Party
Roman Curia
Aghrenthaus
Conrad von Hoetzendorf
Wempere
Tyrol
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Conrad
Ferdinand
Beck
Garda Lake
Dolomite
Aehrenthal
Kaiser Franz Josef
Franz Ferdinand factions dominate uneasy Austrian politics
The piece outlines three main anti peace groups in Austria: the Catholic clerical party, the military faction, and Hungarian opposition, all aligned against a peace approach tied to Franz Ferdinand. It notes plans for a spring meeting of the three emperors, traces the Dreikaiserbund aim, and highlights Prince Aloys Liechtenstein as campaign leader.
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Franz Ferdinand
Aehrenthal
Conrad
Peace Party
Kaiser
Nto
Khuen-Hedervary
Count Berchtold
Germany
Russia
Italy
Dreikasserbund
League of the Three Emperors
Berchtold
Ahrenthal
Berlin
Wilhelm I
Alexander II
Franz Josef
Bismarck
Aolnal
Vienna
Venice
Oberdank
Kaiser Franz Josef
Prince Aloys Leichtenstein
Lueger
Christian-social Party
Prince Aloys
House of
Liechtenstein
Monaco
San Marino
Europe
Priné de Aloys
Austria
Goluchowskiy
Southern Educator's Health Era Prediction
President E. B. Craighead of Tulane University in Chicago forecast a new political era prioritizing public health. He urged international cooperation to eradicate diseases worldwide and argued for funding toward sanitarians and preventive health over military remains, criticizing misaligned government spending.
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E. B. Craighead
Tulane’ University
New Orleans
Chicago
Professor Craighead
Pasteur
San Francisco
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Charslan
Rapid Progress of the Panama Canal notice
Panamas canal work speeds ahead with the Isthmus rear waterway near completion and ready for use next year. Leslies Weekly features a Panama Canal number with a double page of exclusive photographs by Mrs C R Miller for Leake's plus articles by D Heinl Treschant Nixon Candler and others.
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Panama
Lestie
Mra. C
Panama Canal
Robert D
Yuan Shi Kai
China
Paria
Jaaper
Prompted thrashing in school class unfolds
A teacher threatens the entire class after one pupil breaks a rule. When no one admits guilt, the instructor begins beating the students from first to last, promising not to thrash anyone if the culprit steps forward. The chaotic scene ends with a cryptic reply from a pupil.
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Pyaehtea
Home crafts revived by standardization plan
David C. Davis describes Berea College leadership reviving mountain home crafts through the Fireside Industries and home products fairs. The program spurs sales from Kentucky to New York, encourages cooperatives, and advocates uniform recipes, packed products, and steady markets to counter factory dominance.
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David C. Davis
Survey Press Bureau
Berea College
Berea Fireside Industries
Louisville
Cincinnati
New York
Kentucky
Berea
National Home Products League
Theeague
Woman's Exchange of
New Orleans
Louisiana
Nova Scotia
Asheville
N. C
Cottage Industries Guild
Allanstand
New Hampshire
Pequaket
Carroll County
Mothers’ and Daughters
Plainfield
Cape Cod
Maurice L. Jacobsen
Industrial Commission
United States
France
Joseph FE. Ralph
United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau of Chemistry
Experimental Station Office
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lesa
Public waking sense shifts from platforms to instinct
Careful observers at General note the public grows thoughtful about responsibility and political influence. They say the average man now reasons with more than his brain, combining stomach and back in thinking, leading to steadier, appetite and weathered deliberation, beyond academic thought.
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Puck
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