Balkan War Looms With Resumption Planned Monday
Balkan allies and Turkey prepare to resume hostilities in southeastern Europe as peace talks fail. Delegates depart London amid warnings of Adrianople bombardment and a Monday 7 o’clock restart of operations. Berlin reports high pessimism while Washington notes looming coal seizures. Disturbances in Constantinople urge troops back to regiments.
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Europe
Constantinople
Baeia
Turkey
Adrianople
Balkan
Tchatalja
Savoff
Nazim Pasha
Berlin
Bulgaria
Germany
Abdul’ Hamid
von der Goltz
Detsche Anodechay
Wilson Cabinet List Leaks As Names Narrow For New York Cabinet
President elect Wilson hints Congress will pass the labor department bill and name selection narrows to a few. Bryan Palmer Henry are named with others under consideration for secretary of state treasury attorney general navy interior agriculture and more. Announcement expected late February as public interest and protests are noted but not heeded.
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N. J
Wilson
Congress
Department of Labor
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Static
William Jennings Bryan
the Treasury
A.itchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Obediah Gardner
Maine
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Commerce and Labor
Feela
Lst
William Hughes
United States Senate
United States
Benator
Willard Saulebury
Valtod
Sulzer calls for stock exchange reform in Albany
The New York World notes Governor Sulzer demands reform of the stock exchange after the Hughes commission report. It says the exchange showed indifference, abuses continued, and Sulzer’s message jolted it into activity, with the exchange now tempted to cooperate on proposed measures to protect the public.
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State of
New York
State Capitol
Albany
N. Y
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New York World
Sulzer
Stock Exchange
Hughes Commission
Stilzer
Wyoming Legislature Thirteenth Day Adjourns Amid Bills
The Wyoming legislature adjourned to Monday as members took a respite from a strenuous session. Senate opposition to adjournment was minimal while the House advanced multiple education focused bills including teacher certificates school funds and county superintendents duties. House members introduced 16 bills on topics from capital funding to slaughterhouse conduct and bird protection with committees to consider final action.
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Committee On Education and Public Libraries
Angel
Wyomey
Committee of Education and Public Libraries
Wyoming
Yeaterday
Wilkelman
Yoder
Bowker
George Davidaon
Sherman
Golden Prairie Again Proposed for New County
A committee of citizens urges creating Golden Prairie county in a Wyoming legislature plan. They outline boundaries, agricultural emphasis, fewer officers, and potential savings while noting two railroads and multiple towns would move governance closer to residents.
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Stephen MH. Sibley
Golden Prairie Herald of
Hurde
Goren
Nebraska
Colorado
Range 66
Union Pacific
Burlington
Wheriff Ori
Otter
Laramie County
Wisness
al Pourty
Otae
Thane Ohn
Cheyenne
Golden Prairie
Union Pacific to End Joint Traffic Representation with Southern Pacific
Chairman Robert Lovett announced the discontinuance of all traffic department representation jointly run with the Southern Pacific. The move follows the U S Supreme Court ruling to dissolve the two companies. A second item notes French armored cruiser Victor Hugo departed Toulon for Constantinople.
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Robert & Lovett
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Salt
United States Supreme Court
Toulon
Victor Hugo
Constantinople
Rebels Surround Juarez as Federal Reinforcements Move In
Rebels surround Juarez with a 20 mile line of march and enter the town's port of entry after a night advance. Reinforcements bring garrison numbers to about 800 as federal troops move to support the defense and engage rebels near the Mexican border.
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EL Paro
Tex
Juares
Cresk
Guadalupe
Paso
Toares
Strone
Francisco Castro
Ahmada
Carivco
Altumeda
Kelleher Wins as Diers Is Defeated in Title Bout
In a contested championship fight, Kelleher rallied in the later rounds to defeat Diers. Reports indicate Kelleher gained the advantage as Diers showed strain and the bout concluded with Kelleher securing the victory amid crowd activity at the hotel and surrounding venues. Diers plans a possible rematch before adjournment.
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Messen
Dieva
Kelleher
Diers
Diewis
Mr. Kelleher
Dilers
Natrona County
Lisueo
Mr. Miers
Trainor Keetal Combs
Ketlehers Motetohe
Indictment Over Arms Shipment Tied to Mexican Rebels
A federal grand jury indicted the firm A Halt win and Company and others for conspiracy to violate neutrality laws in a proposed 200000 shipment of arms to Mexican rebels. The arms never left New Orleans and were not stored in a warehouse.
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New Orleans
A. Haltwin and Company
Home Rule Victory Boosts Nationalists in Ireland
Home Rule party wins landmark victory over unionists in Liavid election. Nationalist candidate defeats Pakenham, giving the nationalists a majority of members from the province of Ulster to Westminster.
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Losdondprerry
Ireland
Home Rule Party
Liavid
Home
Pakenham
Unions
Pile
Unseter
Senate balance after March 4 in party terms
After March 4 the Senate composition shows Democrats and Republicans with holdovers and vacancies. The text notes Democratic and Progressive caucus strength, with Republican totals and unclear final control pending one Georgia seat.
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United Atatom
Senate
Virginia
Faraney
Cipriano Castro Cleared on Bail in New York
Former Venezuelan president Cipriano Castro walked free in New York after a federal judge granted a temporary writ of habeas corpus. A $500 surety furnished by a bond company secured the release and Castro greeted photographers with a cheerful pose. A bid to make the writ permanent was set for Friday.
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New York
Dan
Jnudge Holt
Federal Court
Cipriano Castro
Tabineta Castro
Wilm
Bin
Liberals to Reform Social Conditions in Great Britain
London report on the National Liberal Club meeting cites Chancellor David Lloyd George outlining a broader social reform program. He pledges action on rural life, emancipation from feudal remnants, and implementing a commission report on agricultural labor conditions and living standards.
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Great Britain
London
David Lioydieoree
Onigut
Bhild Tombgat
Hobdes Favor Reclamation of Everglades
The national hob convention opens in New Orleans urging federal and state action for reclamation in Florida. They call for immediate work on water control and wood funds, asking Wells and Congress to fund projects. They estimate up to 30,000 bobows could be employed in the effort.
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New Orleans
Hob
Per. Ton
Florida
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