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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1911

Page

4

Three Turkish Ships Sunk by the Italians

Constantinople reports Italian squadron bombarded Prevesa and shelled Roschadie port. Italian forces landed near Prevesa, while two warships bombarded Roschadie and captured a captain and three boatmen. Lighthouse services suspended in multiple seas. Italian workers in Asia Minor factories dismissed.

Constantinople Prevesa Janina Roschadie Port Musto Sport Porte Red Sea Mediterranean Dardanelles Aegean Adriatic Asia Minor Bazar London

Deputies Criticize Ahmed Riza Bey Over Grand Vizier Fight

A Chamber of Deputies meeting last night included six deputies who violently criticised Ahmed Riza Bey as the committee agent wielding influence over the Sultan to block Kiamil Pasha's appointment as Grand Vizier. A deputation of five followed.

Chamber of Deputies Ahmed Riza Bey Kiamil Pasha

Italian Navy Claims Sink Turkish Fleet at Dardanelles

An official Italian report says three Turkish warships were sunk at the Dardanelles mouth while Constantinople reports the Turkish Beyrout squadron reached the capital safely. Italian cruisers bombarded Reschadie and Arabs at Tripoli are stocked with arms to resist the advance.

Ministry of Marine Dardanelles Constantinople Beyrout Reschadie Turkey Tripoli Athens Peter Bulgaria Novi

Sultan urges immediate convocation of Parliament after Italy war

The Sultan orders his envoy to inform colleagues to convene Parliament at once. He denounces Italy for violating rights while noting Wripoli neglect. A cabinet meeting produced a circular to powers stating Turkey seeks a peaceful solution but may act if necessary, awaiting a favorable response.

Hakki Pasha Sultan Italy Adrianople Salaoniki Wripoli Iiakki Turkey

Tripoli Blockaded With Italian Fleet Off Tripoli

Italian ships remain off Tripoli while others patrol Turkish waters to deter any Ottoman descent on the Adriatic coasts. No official communications have been issued, and firing is largely a show of force. Tonight's patriotic displays were dampened by heavy rain.

Rome Tripoli Adriatic

Hear firing at sea as Italian cruisers enter Tripoli harbor

A Tripoli dispatch reports Italian cruisers firing briefly near the city at 10:30 AM, then entering harbor at noon with white flags. Refugees crowded the ships as the garrison retreated inland and camel caravans moved arms and ammunition toward safety.

Tripoli Interior London

French Fleet Orders Sail for Algiers and Tripoli

The third squadron of battleships led by Admiral Favereau, including the Charlemagne and the Gloire, is ordered to sail tomorrow for Algiers and await orders to join the Ernest Renan likely at Tripoli. Other ships will depart for Algiers after the Liberte funeral. The old powder landing is paused by new sailing orders.

Toulon Charlemagne Fav ¥Ereau Algiers Ernest Renen Tripoli

Turkish Officers and 180 Soldiers Captured by Italian Navy

A transport and yacht seized at Prevesa arrived at Taranto under escort. Ten Turkish officers and 180 soldiers aboard the captured transport were disarmed and held.

Taranto Prevesa

Italian Expedition to Tripoli to Be Led by General Caneva

Naples October 1 with 35 000 troops in two divisions for Tripoli. Duke of Aosta supervises preparations for the expedition. First division under General Pecori includes regiments from Rome Florence Palermo Naples and Aversa with artillery and cavalry. Second division under General Briecoa draws regiments from Pisa Milan Catania Salerno with caserta cavalry and six batteries.

Naples Tripoli Duke of Aosta Caneva Red Pecori Rome Wighty Florence Palermo Aversa Briecoia Pisa Milan Catania Salerno Caserta

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