Greek cabinet resigns as Vesizelos quits in Greece crisis
London reports the entire Greek cabinet resigning after Premier Vesizelos steps down amid lack of confidence. King Constantine seeks ways to avoid war as Bulgaria and Russia moves loom in the Balkan crisis with no Entente response yet on the Bulgarian question. Crown Prince George and Prince Nicholas rush to Salonika while German officers arrive in Sofia.
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London
Vesizelos
Fowmen
Amsterdam
Peoples Gazette of
Cologne
Sofia
Russia
Radoslavoff
Bulgaria
George
Prince Nicholas
Saloniki
Athens
Greek sentiment shifts toward pro German stance in war talk
In Athens and other Greek cities demonstrations erupt against the entente over Kawalla’s cession to Bulgaria. Citizens express bitter anti English sentiment while admiration for France remains. Venizelos papers warn, central powers gains boost pro German views as the Greek government reportedly records no protest.
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Rotterdam
Athens
Kawalla
Bulgaria
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
Kaiser Wilhelm
British
France
Patris
Hestia
Friends of the
Entente
England
Russia
Italy
Child dies from burns in Imlertown home
Edna May Goodrich aged nineteen months daughter of Mrs Annie Heming of Imlertown near Bedford died from burns suffered while under the care of an elder child the mother was temporarily absent.
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Edna May Goodrich
Annie Heming
Imlertown
Bedford
Columbus Day Celebration Planned by Local Knights of Columbus
The Chief Justice Taney Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus will stage a Columbus Day event on October 12 at the K of C Home on North Mechanic Street. A national figure willgive an address before a dance cards and a buffet luncheon. All Knights in the county are invited. Further details and the speaker name will be announced.
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Taney
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
North Mechanic Street
Mrs Amelia Beall Dies in Carlisle
Mrs Amelia Given Beall widow of Walter R Beall died yesterday in Carlisle Pa She was the last member of the Given family and a leading philanthropist in southern Pennsylvania She donated the Amelia S Given public library to Mount Holly Springs her native town Her husband a son of the late Alph eus Beall and brother of Mrs J W Scott Coch rane died about ten years ago They and Mrs Beall were former residents of Carlisle Mr Beall was a charter member of Cumberland Lodge No 63 B P O Elks
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Amelia Given Beall
Walter R. Beall
Given
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Alpheus Beall
J. W. Scott Cochrane
Mrs. Beall
Mr. Beall
Cumberland Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Robbers Loot Oakland Store In Weekend Heist
Chief Eisenhauer issued a lookout for robbers who broke into an Oakland store Saturday night and stole nine suits, five garment bags, shoes and jewelry. Suspects may be same ones who hit Charles Goodnow’s house and H. M. Cohen’s Cumberland street store Monday night.
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Eisenhauer
Oakland
Charles Goodnow
H. M. Cohen
Cumberland
Keyser Rector Accepts Call To Wheeling
The Rev. Robert F. E. Strider, four years pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal Church Keyser West Virginia, accepts a call to St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Wheeling. He will begin his new rectorship the first Sunday in November. He is 28, from near Charlestown and will marry Mary Holroyd in Athens West Virginia on October 14.
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Robert FE. Lee Strider
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Keyser
W. Va
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Wheeling
Strider
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
University of Virginia
Davis, Thomas, Douglas and
Parsons
Elkins
R. Cary Montague
Virginia
Grace Church
Elkina
Charlestown
Jefferson County
Isaac Strider
Mary Holroyd
Athens
Explosion on U S Destroyer Injures Two Men
An explosion and fire aboard torpedo boat destroyer Cummings during war maneuvers off Newport Rhode Island wounded two sailors with oil burns. The ship headed to Newport for treatment while Navy officials withheld details to avoid aiding the enemy. Relatives will be notified with full information.
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Newport
R. I
Cummings
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
German Question Settled Opens Path to British Settlements
A settlement of the Arabic controversy clears the way for the American note to Great Britain on trade interference. President Wilson plans pressing Britain to modify orders in council as Germany-US tensions ease. Count von Bernstorff’s earlier draft lacked liability admission, but he promised to overcome objections after meeting in Washington.
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Great Britain
Wilson
Germany
Berlin
United States
Count von Bernstorff
New York
Lansing
Washington
Cumberland Electric Railway Objects to Sand Grade on Baltimore Street
The Cumberland Electric Railway company objects to the sand grade used as a base for car tracks on Baltimore street from Centre to the B and O tracks. The condemned sand was replaced yesterday with a higher quality material.
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Cumberland Electric Railway Company
Baltimore Street
Centre
Baltimore and Ohio
President Wilson to Vote for State Suffrage in New Jersey
President Wilson announced he will vote for the suffrage amendment in New Jersey on October 19. He says he will vote as a private citizen, not as a party leader, and believes women should have the vote to extend their privileges and responsibilities.
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Wilson
Washington
New Jersey
Runaway 13 Year Olds Sought In Canal Boat Case
Chief Eisenhauer reports two 13 year olds missing after leaving homes Monday night. Charles Cottrell Jr. of Williamsport Md is to be found on canal boat with a large chin cut. Roberto Cabanese of South Cumberland is also missing and believed to have departed on canal boat No. 50 under Capt. Robert Swain.
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Eisenhauer
Charles Cottrell
Williamsport
Charles Cottrel, Jr
Young Cottrell
Rober Do Cabanese
South Cumberland
Robert Swain
Lynch in Little Rock Photographed with Bryan and Heys
R W Lynch formerly secretary of the Central Y M C A has moved to Little Rock Ark to take the secretary role of the association His photo appears on the Arkansas Gazette front page October 1 beside William J Bryan and Governor George W Heys Bryan recently spoke on Warring Nations and the Proposed Loan.
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Cumberland
R. W. Lynch
Central Y. M. Co. A
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Gazette
William J. Bryan
George W. Heys
Arkansas
Bryan
Harrington and Weller Campaign Tour Across Maryland
Beginning today Harrington and Weller along with running mates will campaign hard for votes four weeks before the November election. They will speak in Baltimore at the Eleventh Ward Democratic Club with Albert Ritchie and Hugh McMullen. The itinerary includes Cambridge Centerville La Plata Upper Marlboro Prince Frederick Leonardtown Princess Anne and Crisfield with major gatherings and anticipated large turnouts.
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Harrington
Roads
Weller
Eleventh Ward
Democratic Club
Baltimore
Eugene H. Beer
Blair Lee
Young Men's
Lee League
Lee People
Albert C. Ritchie
Fastern Shore
Earl
Mount Carmel
Baltimore County
Talbott
Heflin
Alabama
Benson
la Plata
Charles County
Upper Marlboro
Prince George's
Concord Club
Daniell. Loden
Fairmont Democratic Association
James W. Lewis
Prince Frederick
Calvert County
Leonardtown
St. Mary’s County
Bay
Somerset County
Princess Anne
Crisfield
White Hall Fair
McMullen Expense Accounts Filed in Primary
The clerk of the circuit court received expense accounts filed by Hugh A. McMullen the Democratic nominee for comptroller. Entries include an announcement fee 2760.20 to the Secretary of State and various expenses paid to political agents committees and individuals totaling 2329.26 for McMullen and 434.51 for funds from the Democratic State central committee Howard M. Fuller treasurer. Republican items list payments to J. S. Collins Benjamin Middleton James Chapman James Patterson Henry Fresh totaling 404.55.
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Circuit Court
Hugh A. McMullen
Secretary of State
RR. T. Browning
James c. Shriver
Democratic State Central Committee
Allegany
Howard M. Fuller
Bd. PF. McMullen & Co
J. C. Worfop Para
Collins
House of Delegates
Benjamin F. Middleton
James Chapman
James Patterson
Henry Fresh
Williams Named President of Carnegie Steel Co
Homer Williams, already general superintendent of the Dugasne Works in Pittsburgh, is named president of Carnegie Steel Co replacing A C Dinkey. The appointment announced by E H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp which owns Carnegie as a subsidiary.
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New York
Homer Williams
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Steel Company
A. C. Dinkey
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Company
Memorial Stone to Mark Sidney Lanier’s Baltimore Grave
A grand memorial boulder with a relief sun effigy and a Lanier verse tablet will be placed over poet Sidney Lanier’s grave in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore. The widow funded the public monument long discussed since his 1881 death.
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Baltimore
Sidney Lanier
Lanier
Greenmount
Fire Alarm At Historic Post Office Building
Central Fire Department responded to a blaze report on Mechanic street. Charles O Hara saw smoke from the old post office where shingles were being burned in the rear, while the Himmler property was being razed.
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Central Fire Department
Charles O'Hara
Mechanic Street
O'Hara
Himmler
Pastors Pavor Anti War Creed for Pittsburgh Conference
A three months effort by a ministerial committee produced a declaration of principles opposing war with specific peace recommendations. The Pittsburgh Methodist Episcopal Conference will consider it at Christ Church and may send it to the general conference at Saratoga Springs next May for approval.
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Pavor
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Saratoga Springs
Church Honors Faithful Servant in Half Century Service
In Fairbault Minnesota on October 6 Major William Milligant was honored for fifty years as sexton of the Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour. Bishop McEwain presided and Bishop Mathews of New Jersey preached the sermon in a unique anniversary service.
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Fairbault
Minn
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Milligant
Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour
McEwain of
Mathews
New Jersey
Ohio Day at the Big Fair
Hundreds of former Buckeyes now living on the Pacific Coast joined in Ohio Day at the exposition in San Francisco October 6. Governor Frank B. Willis was officially represented but all formal ceremonies were dropped in favor of an old fashioned reunion at the Ohio State building.
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San Francisco
Cal
National electrical exposition and motor show opens in New York
The ninth annual exposition in New York showcases how the United States Government uses electricity for national defense. Exhibits, prepared with cooperation from Secretary Garrison and Secretary Daniels, illustrate electric applications in land, sea, air, and underwater warfare during the ten day event.
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Secretary of War
Garrison
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Monument Unveiling for General von Hindenburg in Berlin
In Berlin Konigsplatz near the column of victory a large von Hindenburg monument was unveiled in the presence of Princess August Wilhelm and other officials. A deputation from the Masurian regiment No 147, renamed Hindenburg, was warmly received amid a crowd, with a vast amount of wooden bridge scaffolding noted.
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August Wilhelm
von Hindenburg
General von Hindenburg
Konigsplatz
Berlin
Masurian Infantry Regiment No. 147
Masurian Lakes
Hindenburg
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Greece
Rumania
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Amelia Beall
U.S
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Spring Lake
N. J
Trowbridge Callaway
Stuyvesant Fish
Avel Benson
Ritchie
McMullen
M’mullen
H. A. Joyce
Ritchie, McMullen
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