Outlook Better as Crisis Sways in Europe
London dispatches report storm centers nearing a settlement to the European crisis. Servia’s course appears aligned with other interested states as its national assembly votes to support the cabinet, avoiding rash moves and allowing cautious inter conference diplomacy.
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London
Lonat
Europe
Servia
Servian National Assembly
Anun
Austria-Hungary
Douwubus
Lous
Ers
Shifts Back to Bulgaria as War Tension Rises
Paris reports from French officials that danger has shifted to Bulgaria with Bulgaria ready to press Turkey over recognizing its independence. If Bulgaria crosses into Turkey, Britain may land troops to protect Constantinople, signaling potential for broader conflict.
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Paris
Bulgaria
Turkey
Great Britain
Constantinople
No Declaration of War in Belgrade Skupshtina Session
Belgrade reports an extra session of the skupshtina unanimously endorsing government actions to strengthen national interests. It sent a greeting telegram to the Montenegrin assembly and approved a 3,200,000 dinar credit to the ministry of war. further decisions are anticipated.
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Belgrade
Skupshtina
Tupshtina
Monrin National Assembly
Ministry of War
Smrts
Great Britain's Advice on Near Eastern Conference
Foreign Secretary Grey and Russian Foreign Minister Iswelsky discuss in telegraphic correspondence the European capitals about a forthcoming conference to settle the Near Eastern questions. Britain signals acceptance of Turkey’s concurrence and seeks compensation for recognizing independence of Serbia and the annexations of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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London
Grey
M. Iswelsky
M Iinister
Europe
Iswolsky
Great Britain
Turkey
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Balkans
Bulgaria
Parliament Under Siege by Suffragettes in London Crowd
A massive suffragette rally outside Westminster blocked traffic for hours as police faced skirmishes and protests. Mrs Travers Symons attempted to reach the speaker and was escorted out. An order barred women from the Parliament building.
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London
Westminster
Travers Symons
James Keir Hardie
House of Commons
Thames
Trafalgar Square
Nelson Monument
Tense stand in Balkans as Austria Hungary solidifies frontier
Paris reports an extremely critical mood between Servia and Austria Hungary. Vienna vetoes any further provocation and warns it is ready for contingencies if the skupshtina moves toward war. The Fifteenth Austro Hungarian army corps fronts the Danube while river gun boats gather at Semlin. Further advices indicate intensified preparations.
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Paris
Servia
Austria-Hungary
Danube
Semlin
Appeals Court Upholds Injunction in Iron Molders Picketing Case
The U S circuit court of appeals upholds a modified injunction against Iron Molders Union No 125 of Milwaukee tied to the Allis Chalmers strike. It bars picketing in a threatening or intimidating manner but permits peaceful picketing with certain limits. The ruling affects four local unions and sixty members and officers, vacating six provisions and altering others.
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Chicago
Union No. 125
Milwaukee
Allie Chalmers Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Grosscup, Baker and Seaman
Sanborn
Allis-Chalmers Company
Allis-Chalmers
National Organization of Iron Molders
Divorce Court Nullifies Earl of Yarmouth Settlement
London reports a divorce court order extinguishing all rights and interests of the Earl of Yarmouth in the prior financial settlement with Miss Alice Cornelia Thaw from their 1903 Pittsburg marriage. The $600,000 settlement was for Miss Thaw's life with $300,000 to the Earl if she died first, plus an annual income. The Earl did not object to the court's decision.
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London
Earl of
Yarmouth
Alice Cornelia Thaw
Pittsburg
Miss Thaw
Castro Returns to City Streets After Health Boost
In Caracas on October 12, President Castro appeared in public for the first time since returning from abroad. He drove to the Yellow House to conduct state business, signaling notable health improvement.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Yellow House
Bound for Turkish waters by British fleet under sealed orders
A British task force of four battleships four cruisers and four torpedo destroyers sails from Malta toward the Aegean with sealed orders under Vice Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg. London confirms the move aimed at watching events in the region amid Turkey’s hinted welcome to the fleet.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg
London
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Malta
Aegean Sea
Turkey
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported in St Paul Market
St Paul reports cattle market ranges with good to choice steers from 6.00 to 6.75 per hundredweight and fair to good at 5.00 to 5.75. Cows and heifers bring 4.00 to 5.00, veals 3.75 to 6.00. Hogs 5.20 to 5.75, sheep and lambs 4.00 to 5.00 for various weights.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax prices advance on track in Duluth market
Wheat prices rise with No 1 hard at 1.03 dollars and No 1 Northern at 1.02 and 1.02 percent for October. Dec and May futures at 1.01 and 1.05. Oct and Nov declines shown. Flax market steady with Oct 1.21 and Nov 1.21 percent, Dec 1.20, May 1.24.
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Duluth
Northern
Wheat and livestock prices in Chicago trading report
Chicago market notes show Wheat for December at 1.00% to 1.04. May at 98% to 99% cent, Corn October 73% to 64 cents, December 64 cents, May 62% to 63 cents, July 62% to 62%. Oats December 48% to 48% cents, May 50% percent, July 46% to 46% cents. Pork October 13.72, December 12.90, turkeys 17 cents, chickens 11% to 4 cents, springs 11%.
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Chicago
HP Asia
Montenegrin Assembly Opens as War Fever Rises
In Cettinje Montenegrin national assembly convenes in extraordinary session amid high war fever after Austria Hungary annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina. Prince Nicholas sends a belligerent message urging action and promising Montenegro will shed blood to seek redress. The message is met with cheers from parliament.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Montenegrin National Assembly
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nicholas
Leading Stereotyper Dead
John W. Kerwin foreman of the American Press Association stereotyping department died at his Flushing home after a brief illness. A Chicago native aged forty six, he began with the APA twenty five years ago and was regarded as one of the nation’s best stereotypers.
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New York
John W. Kerwin
American Press Association
Flushing
N. Y
Kerwin
Chicago
Change of venue sought in Bowen murder case
A Stanley county petition requests moving the second trial of Aurelius Bowen for killing Katherine Kille to another county. Backlash existed at the murder time, and the first jury was discharged without a verdict.
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Stanley
Aurelius Bowen
Katherine Kille
Bower
Bowen
Wives Wanted Draws Bachelors to Wecota South Dakota
A Western South Dakota tale notes a shortage of marriageable women in Wecota. At a Bach elors club meeting a resolution was adopted inviting correspondence with worthy ladies who wish to become acquainted with the local bachelors.
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South Dakota
Wecota
Bachelors’ Club
Egan Disbarment Upheld By South Dakota Supreme Court
The South Dakota Supreme Court upholds the Minnehaha County Bar Association disbarment against George W Egan of Sioux Falls nominee for Minnehaha county state's attorney for conduct in the Jule O Grady case. Egan is struck from the bar and may appeal. United States Senator Kittridge was active in the proceedings amid Republican insurgent factions.
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Supreme Court
Minnehaha County
Hiémene
United States
Kittraige
Egan
Republican Party
Prairie Fire Threatens Dallas and Tripp County
Hundreds of land seekers joined Dallas residents to battle a prairie fire driven by a sixty mile north wind. Homes, tents, and livestock were burned as fires spread across Tripp County, with thousands forced to flee and two dozen miles of charred ranch land reported.
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Dallas
Daliae
Erethas
Ss Town
Tripp County
South Dakota
Alcester Completes Farm Elevator Project in Delaware County
Alcester moves forward with a new farmers elevator to boost grain trade. Construction is underway with rapid completion planned to begin purchasing grain and elevate the town’s role as a regional market.
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Alcester
Dake
Bank Receiver Johnson Sees Best Springs Bank Rebound
Receiver Johnson reports Best Springs National Bank, closed about a year ago with deposits near 125000, has stabilized. No depositor will lose a cent and all funds will receive full interest through the tied period.
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Johnson
Best Springs National Bank
Warrants Paid Off in Cash Ends General Fund Debts
The state treasurer paid $65,000 of outstanding general fund warrants in cash. This leaves $350,000 of general fund warrants and $250,900 of emergency warrants outstanding, due early next spring.
Congressman Philo Hall Recovers from Leg Injury
Congressman Philo Hall, who fractured his right leg after a slip on a staircase, is now able to sit up and is believed to soon have full use of the injured leg.
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Philo Hall
Lex
Pioneer Teacher Dead at Miller After 26 Years
Professor J. H. Snoddy aged sixty six pioneer schoolteacher at Miller for twenty six years died of heart failure. He was a native of Indiana and had taught school over half a century.
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J. H. Snoddy
Miller
Bediana
Balf
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