Bulgarians seize Eski Baba and Istip cutting rail link
Bulgarian forces capture Eski Baba on the Adrianople line and occupy Istip amid Turkish disarray. The move is seen as severing communications between Constantinople and Saloniki, while French Premier vows the indissoluble triple entente will push the war into the Balkans.
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Triple Entente Solid Declares Ties With Britain and Russia
Paris reports Premier Poincare’s Nantes speech affirming unwavering entente with Great Britain and Russia. He rejects any shift in France’s external policy and says the bonds are imperishable. He hopes the war can be kept within the Balkan states and halted at the earliest opportunity.
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Bulgarians Capture Istip and Eski Baba in Macedonia
Sofia reports Bulgarian forces occupied Istip, the Adrianople of Macedonia, with Turks evacuating without resistance after a nearby battle at Kotchana. Eski Baba fell as Bulgarians advanced 20 miles into the Aide river district, with Pashmakli and surrounding villages seized amid celebrations. The King visited Blassona, cathedral, hospital, and later proceeded to Servia as bands pillaged villages in the Turkish and Albanian front.
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Bulgarian Plan Aims At Destruction Along Rivers
The Vienna Reichspost correspondent reports the plan of campaign for the Bulgarian army. It targets complete destruction of Turkish forces along the Miritzen and Erkene rivers with a broad front advance. The right flank runs Yenische to Eski Beba, the western column toward Havia, and the central column near Kavakli. The eastern wing advances by forced marches.
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Bulgarian forces advance toward sea to corner Turkish army
A correspondent reports a major Bulgar operation via Bunarhissar Visa and Serai toward the Luleh Burgas Choartlu road. Turkish units remain north of the railway with others at Chorlu Istrandia. Bulgarian detachments move toward Midia to trap the enemy, while Adrianople progress progresses rapidly and may end within a week. A Bulgar column from the Arda alley has occupied Salpistalar Emirli and Pashmkli.
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Children Greet Army Weeks Campaign in Macedonia
Crowds in Macedonia cheer Army weeks campaign as Crown Prince Constantine sends a message from Kosam near Servia praising gains and welcoming troops. The scene evokes a gala day with streets lined by people while soldiers march through the town.
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Bombard Skutari Under Severe Cross Fire in Montenegro
At Rieka Montenegro on October 27, Montenegrin batteries fired from north south and from Vranjina lake to bombard Skutari. A thick smoke rose from the eastern quarter after an hour as bombardment continued while General Vukotich’s troops seized Rosa heights and pressed toward Ipek. King Nicholas congratulated Vukotich on a historic joint move with Servians at Sienitza.
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Turks Withdraw to Adrianople Stronghold for Siege
Turkiye forces report the garrison at Adrianople has withdrawn behind fortifications and prepared to defend the city. Sultan seeks front-line presence but advisers urge restraint amid Bulgarian turning movements. News emphasizes heavy officer losses on Oct 22 23 and strained communications with Constantinople and Salonika.
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Sermons Urge Action on White Plague Across Denominations
About 100000 church pulpits nationwide preached sermons urging churchgoers to treat the white plague as a social and medical problem and to take practical steps to combat the disease. The message spanned churches of every denomination in New York and beyond.
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Peabody Turks Raise 3084 Dollars for War Fund
About a thousand Turkish residents in Peabody gathered at the Town Hall as consuls from Boston and local leaders urged unity. The group subscribed 3084 dollars to aid their country, now at war with the Balkan States.
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Pape's Diapepsin Promoted For Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless, fast acting remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims quick relief from bloating nausea and heartburn, promising digestion of all foods within minutes and noting fifty cent treatment cases.
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