Turkey Asks Aid of Great Powers in Berlin Treaty Crisis
Constantinople reports the Turkish cabinet calling on Berlin Treaty signatories to enforce the pact after Bulgaria proclaimed independence at Tirnovo. Ankara aims to defend its rights with European powers, while Russia opposes war and favors a conference to revise the Berlin accord.
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Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Timova
Paris
France
Balkans
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Pichon
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M. Staneloff
Bulgavia
Uritish
Young Turks
Soloniki
Committee of Union and Progress
Bosnia
Ierzegovina
Uberty
Europe
Big Ring of Crooks Sours Chicago Smuggling Probe
Federal agents scrutinize Chicago as a key distribution point in a large United States smuggling ring. The operation centers on corals cameos silks laces statuary and other valuables shipped from Italy via New York and Detroit with New York seizures valued at over 50000 and Chicago goods around 20000. The case traces back to July seizures aboard the Martha Washington with owner alias August L Buono.
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Chicago
United States
Haly
New York
Secret Service
Detroit
United States Corlector of Customs
John C. Ames
New York City
Martha Washington
August L. Buono
Disputed Game Declared Tie By National League Directors
The National League Tuesday afternoon ruled the protested New York versus Chicago game a tie, to be replayed if New York requests. Officials cited New York’s inability to play the tie due to league missteps, potentially leaving Chicago and New York tied in final standings if New York wins its remaining Boston series games.
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New York
Chicago
Nail Mill Destroyed by Fire in Williamsport
Williamsport nail works mill destroyed by fire on Monday causing an estimated loss of 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. About 260 men are thrown out of work.
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Williamsport Nail Works
Worl
John W. Mute Dies at 47 in Missouri
John W. Mute of St. Louis, president of the St. Louis Car Wheel Company, died at his summer home Monday night aged 47. He was connected with other marmuane turing concerns. Burial plans not disclosed.
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Midh
Julius Berkey
Berkey & Gay Furniture Company
John W. Mute
Portland
St. Louis Mo
St, Louis Car Wheel Company
Taft Ends Tour and Bryan Gains Roaring Welcome
Taft concluded a lengthy campaign swing ending in St. Louis after a day of speeches and receptions in Missouri, with a large turnout and renewed vigor as he heads toward Chicago and the Lincoln-Douglas events. Bryan drew a strong welcome in Perry and spoke in Tama and Cedar Rapids while pushing his critique of Republican campaign funding. Kern spoke in North Carolina and Lewis and other party figures kept up the pace in Ohio and Washington.
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Kern
North Carolina
Sherman
Ohio
St. Louis
Missouri
William H. Taft
Mr. Taft
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West
Chicago
Galesburg
W. J. Bryan
Cincinnati
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Perry
William J. Bryan
Tama
Republican Party
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Waukee
Dallas Center
Minburn
Sheldon
Roosevelt
Washington
Republican National Committee
Mr. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Eastern Democrats Choose at Providence State Convention
At the Democratic state convention in Providence on Tuesday, the ticket nominated includes Governor Olney Arnold and Adelard Archambault as lieutenant governor. Also named are Secretary of State Robert Vinieve Attorney General Thomas Corcoran and General Treasurer Tristom D. Babcock.
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Providence
R. 1
Olney Arnold
Adelard Archamibault
Robert Vinieve
Thomas 3. Corcoran
Tristom D
Babcock
Army Officers in Tests Ride 90 Miles to Orchard Lake
Detroit dispatch reports Col Daniel Cornman leading about six army officers on their annual 90 mile horseback test. The caravan began from Fort Wayne and halted the first stage at a camp near Orchard Lake, about 80 miles from Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Daniel Cornman
Fort Wayne
Orchard Lake
Celebrate Germantown Birth With Roosevelts Greeting
Philadelphia observes the 225th anniversary of German settlement in Germantown with a monster parade, Pastorius monument cornerstone unveiling, and a program led by Dr. J. Hexamer. Theodore Roosevelt sends greetings via telegram to the National German-American Alliance. He notes Germans have long aided American history.
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Philadelphia
Lower Rhine
Germantown
United States
Francis Daniel Pastorius
Germany
Limis
Erie Avenue
Vernon Park
United German Societies
Hexamer
J. ©. Hexamer
National German-American
C. J. Haxamer
National German-American Alliance
National
Academy of Music
Adolph Spaeth
Herman Ridder
New York
Ships Wrecked and Fatalities From Luzon Typhoon
Manila reports a typhoon stretching over Luzon causing widespread damage. Sotesen burg artillery and cavalry barracks were destroyed, losses total about 36000 dollars at the post. Mindoro coastal wrecks include schooners Lucia and Soledad with all aboard aboard the Soledad drowned and nine crew of Lucia drowned. The storm began September 23 and caused damage across the region totaling several hundred thousand dollars.
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Luzon
S.otesenburg
Lrooys
Lucia
Mindoro
Soledad
J. C. Heinschien
Dynamite Report Alarms Bronx School No 6
In New York on October 7 parents at Public School No 6 in the Bronx were excited by a report that a dynamite charge with fulminating wires was found in the foundation walls of the 1,500-student facility. Police have pursued the suspected plot and patrolled the area since the discovery last Friday.
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New York
Bronx
Bandits Break Bank in Olivia Cash Heist
Olivia Minn Oct 7 The State bank of Danube was burglarized Tuesday Twenty three hundred dollars in cash was taken The safe door was blown through the plate glass into the street A passerby Rev Mr Reed saw a girl and men at work misinterpreting the whistle he heard a pistol shot and the town woke The robbers fled and no resistance occurred Form 32 000 000 Park Trust in Cleveland Oct 7 Park and circus managers formed a syndicate controlling 32 million in assets Elwood Salsbury says after Chicago talks Castro Seriously in Willemstad Curacao Oct 7 Venezuelan reports say President Castro is seriously ill and Venezuela may turn to the vice president
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Bryan
James 5S
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Bryan
Hecho
Korn
Guilford Courthouse
Greensboro
N. C
John W. ‘Kern
James Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Olivia
Minn
State Bank
Danube
Mr. Reed
Cleveland
Elwood Salsbury
Luna Park
Castro
Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuela
Two Drowned in Lakes Sault Ste Marie and Bear Creek Mines Open
Two men, Capt. John Winter of Sarnia and Fred Shields of Duluth, drowned near Whitefish on Lake Superior when a scow belonging to Reid Wrecking Company overturned. Montana coal mines reopen with 3000 workers returning after suspension, Bear Creek mines still idle.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
John Winter
Sarnia
Fred Shields
Duluth
Whitefish
Lake Superior
Reid Wrecking Company
Montana
Red Lodge
Mont
Bear Creek
Austria Proclaims Annexation in Bosnia Herzegovina
International tension rises as Austria Hungary proclaims sovereignty over Bosnia and Herzegovina amid Balkans turmoil. Serbia protests while European powers consider an immediate conference led by Britain France and Russia.
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Paris
France
Russia
Germany
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Bulgaria
United States Telephone cash merger in Ohio shakes industry
Cleveland Oct 7 The United States Telephone company merges with Cuya hogan Telephone of Cleveland and Citizens Telephone of Columbus. The deal puts over half of Ohio's independent lines under one operator and covers about 74 thousand of the states 24 000 telephones.
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Big Telephone
Cleveland, Q
United States Telephone Company
Cuyahogan Telephone Company of
Cleveland
Citizens’ Telephone Company of
Columbus
Cholera Decreases in St Petersburg Report
Cholera in St Petersburg continues to fall with 111 cases and 68 deaths in the municipal hospital for the previous 24 hours ending at noon yesterday.
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St. Petersburg
Powder Trust Suit Lags in Court Order
Philadelphia Oct 7 The United States circuit court granted a six month extension for taking testimony in its suit to dissolve the alleged powder trust.
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Powder Trust
Philadelphia
United States Aircuit Court
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