Europe on edge as Austria Russia tension escalates
The note between Austria and Russia Servia is seen as a buffer clash with Germany likely backing Austria. Reports quote officials urging calm amid war threats while General Putnik is arrested and released. Bankers fear a bourse panic as diplomatic ties break and Moltke returns to Berlin. The Kaiser heads to Kiel en route to Potsdam.
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Budapest
Belgrade
Berlin
Pachitch
Servia
Count von Moltke
Carlsbad
Europe
Kaiser
Kiel
Potsdam
Herr Jagow
Francis Joseph
Peter
Paris
St. Petersburg
Germany
How Serbs Baffled Advance Of Austria
The article argues Austria-Hungary seeks southern expansion by force, tracing Serb nationalism from 1830 to the 1912 Balkan Wars. It notes Serb mobilization, losses, and gains against Turkey and Bulgaria, and explains how Austro-Hungarian diplomacy blocked Serb aims, while Russia grows sympathy for Serbs in their bid for unity and access to the sea.
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Vienna
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Austria
Russia
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Balkan Peninsula
Adriatic
Istria
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Herzegovina
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Bulgaria
Albania
Egean
Salonika
Austria-Hungary
Balkan League
Constantinople
Serb Army Mobilized Regent Orders General Call Up
Kragujevatz dispatch says Crown Prince Alexander acting regent ordered a general mobilization of the Serbian army and summoned the Skupshina to meet in Nish, the old fortified capital, tomorrow.
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London
Kraguyeyatz
Alexander
Nish
Belgrade
Germany Awaits Russia Action as War Fear Grips Berlin
Berlin faces global tension as Germany debates mobilization after Russia’s moves. Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg travels to meet the Kaiser amid rumors of imminent duty to the army. Crowds fill Unter den Linden, war extras spread quickly, and officials deny wider conflict, insisting the issue stays between Austria and Serbia.
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Brandenburger Gate
Bismarck
von Moltke
von Roon
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Three Injured In Rear-End Trolley Collision In Worcester
Worcester reports three people seriously injured in a rear-end trolley crash at Boynton and Highland streets. Motorman Oliver Potter drove the Boynton car into an Elm Park vehicle as it crossed the switch. Mrs. H. M. Greenwood, 76, and her daughter Helen of Benefit Terrace were seated on the Elm Park car and were thrown forward. Mrs. Greenwood is gravely injured due to age. John Diggins of Hanover Street was shaken but walked home.
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Worcester
Boynton
Highland Streets
Oliver Potter
Elm Park
Highland Street
Potter
H. M. Greenwood
Helen
Benefit Terrace
Greenwood
Ryan Sets New Mark With 56-Pound Weight Throw
Patrick Ryan of the New York Irish American Athletic Club broke the world record in the 56 pound weight throw on Park today. He achieved 42 feet 10 inches from a standing start in the circle using both hands, surpassing the previous best of 40 feet set by M J McGrath in Montreal in 191?.
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Ryan
Chicago
Patrick Ryan
New York
Irish-American Athletic Club
M. J. McGrath
Montreal
Too Much Tango Causes Neuralgia
Overwork and overdancing can trigger neuralgia in tired women with anemia. Debility from blood deficiency starves the nervous system, and Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a blood and nerve tonic. A free home treatment booklet is offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Williams
Wiland
Cas Seurctory
N. Y
Freight Handlers Delay Strike Vote In Boston Meeting
The Boston Central Labor Union urged patience as freight handlers from Boston & Maine, Boston & Albany, and New Haven awaited more talks. Officials reported tentative wage offers of 10 cents daily plus another 10 cents after six months, with strike action deferred until after Thursday meetings and Patrick Flaherty’s arrival in Chicago.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Labor Federation
Kobs
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Boston & Albany Committee
Three Roads
Patrick Flaherty
Chicago
Boston
Faneuil
Well known fireman suffers rheumatism relief claim
A Brockton fireman Charles A Gould describes severe rheumatism and lumbago relieved by Varnesis. The ad promotes Varnesis as a remedy improving stomach liver kidneys and blood and invites correspondence for rheumatism treatment.
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W. A. Varney
Lynn
Mass
Boylston St
New York
Fifth Avenue
Rikerother
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