Montenegro Defies Powers Over Skutari Citadel
King Nicholas I of Montenegro rejects surrender of Skutari in a balcony speech to Balkan ministers. He vows force if Europe attempts to seize the citadel, while London diplomats report belief Montenegro may yield and discuss a frontier line with Berdica and the Boyana River in its favor.
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Montenegro proposes frontier route to Skutari region
The proposed corridor would run northwest of Vraka through Koplik to Kaldrum on Lake Skutari, creating a natural road to Imperia and shortening Montenegro’s access. Austria has not set a evacuation deadline for Skutari and may deploy 60,000 troops if needed. Pro Montenegrin demonstrations among Austria’s Slav elements appeared in Prague and Agram but were suppressed.
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San Giovanni di Medua
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Agram
Essad Pasha cites exhaustion of provisions in Skutari surrender
Essad Pasha the Turkish commander at Skutari reports to the Porte that Skutari surrendered due to exhausted provisions. He states his troops were allowed to depart with arms and ammunition and to embark immediately at San Giovanni di Medua.
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Skutari
Constantinople
Porte
San Giovanni di Medua
Bryan Plan for Peace Presented to Diplomats in Washington
Secretary Bryan’s peace plan for international accord was submitted to the diplomatic corps in Washington with nearly all ambassadors and ministers in attendance at the State Department. President Wilson announced his views on the plan later in an informal White House session with newspaper men.
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Bryan
Diplomatic Corps
State Department
Wilson
Men
White House
President outlines negotiation based plan to suspend war over disputes
The President described a general approach where nations would suspend judgment after an impartial fact-finding inquiry before any war. The plan avoids binding decisions, leaving details to bilateral negotiations and a broader armament-limiting pact only if all nations join.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lieutenant Dearborn Weds Niece Of First Wife in Brookline Ceremony
Lieutenant George Dearborn retired Brookline police and prominent St. Mark's Church singer, 72, married Miss Mary F. Jennings 43 of Halifax N S a niece of his first wife. Rev Lucius Bugbee conducted the rites at his residence in Malden after a long courtship that began when Miss Jennings visited Dearborn’s wife.
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Halifax
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Malden
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Five Vetoes Signed as Senate Sustains Most on Tariff
Five veto messages from Foss were acted on in the Senate yesterday. Republicans, aligned with the Governor on tariff policy, sustained him on four vetoes. A fifth veto was postponed to Monday.
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Vetoes Sustain New Boston Bills and Lawmakers Clash
The four vetoes sustained target tolls in the East Boston tunnel bond funding, butter moisture standards, Cambridge Electric Light Company power sales, and a criminal case past record disclosure. Debate followed over butter expertise, tenement liability, and police voter listing.
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Ward
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Beach Romance Ends in Divorce
Dr. Hans P. N. Dahl of Maynard won a nisi decree from Judge Irwin Grant in East Cambridge probate court, ending a seven year romance that began at Revere Beach and ended with accusations of unfaithfulness and gross intoxication after a rapid marriage and ensuing discord.
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Hans P. N. Dahl
Maynard
Elizabeth A. Dahl
Dr. Dahl
Concord Street
Baby eczema cured in days by Resinol treatment
Reading Pennsylvania mother describes her six month battle with her baby's eczema and how Resinol Soap and Ointment cleared the skin by Monday. The testimonial notes quick relief, free samples, and urging others with itching eruptions to try the remedy.
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Wm. M. Fletcher
Resinol
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Belgian strike called off after peaceful settlement vote
A plenary congress of the Socialist Labor party voted four to one to resume work immediately. M Vandervelde called the move a step toward constitutional revision while miners and textile workers voiced dissatisfaction. The congress closed after five hours, with a committee to continue work on universal suffrage.
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Nebraskas Turrets Fail In Target Practice
The battleship Nebraska at Charlestown navy yard sustained injuries during target practice three weeks earlier. Electrical gearing in the two forward turrets failed during 12 inch gun firing. clamps broke and turrets were seriously damaged. If in battle, the ship would have to withdraw.
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Nebraska
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Veracruz
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Alfonso Sends Wilson Note After Kings Escape
President Wilson received a reply from King Alfonso praising his providential escape from an assassination attempt. The note reads Loving thanks for kind message on my providential escape. The piece mentions the Advance Congre gational publication and upcoming National Young People's Branch Day events at Massachusetts Ave CHI WCTU headquarters with sessions at 10 30 and 2.
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Freckle Remedy Offer With Money Back Guarantee
A drugstore sales pitch promises a free trial of ethinedouble strength from Riker Jaynes or Houghton Dutton. If freckles persist after use, the guarantee covers money back. Consumers are urged to obtain an ounce and follow simple applications for a clearer complexion.
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Protestant Church Area News Details Mills Addresses
The Rev Benjamin Fay Mills, missing in Boston for 18 years, will speak in the Second Universalist Church on Columbus Avenue starting early next month for a week long series beginning Sunday May 4. Chaplains named for State Farm Bridgewater include Rev Lewis K Codding to oversee Protestant inmates and Rev J J Murphy for Catholic inmates. The Rev Dr A Z Conrad of Park Street Church has been chosen for unspecified duties.
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