Italian-Turkish War Escalates With Italian Naval Wins
The London Evening Times reports Austria plans action against Italy after Italy’s fleet operations off the Albanian coast. Vice Admiral the Duke of the Abruzzi threatens Preveza with bombardment to force the surrender of Turkish ships. Tripoli falls to Italian bombardment and 4,000 troops prepare to land. The Mediterranean battle continues off Mitylene as Italy, led by King Victor Emmanuel, outclasses the Turkish fleet. Germany seeks intervention and backs Turkey in negotiations.
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London Evening Times
Austria
Italy
Duke of the
Mediterranean
Germany
Turkey
Tripoli
Aubrey
Mitylene
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Victor Emmanuel
Washington’s reshuffle and strikes dominate headlines
McCabe retires from pure food and drug board while Dunlap gets leave as Wiley maintains leadership. A Southern Pacific injunction shields railroad operations from strike disruption amid gunfire in New Orleans. Congress debates campaign fund accounting and antitrust actions target coal railroads. Moonlit cotton picking, naval honors for Schley, and the Polo Grounds opening mark a burst of diverse news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
George P. McCabe
Pure Food and Drug Board
F. L. Dunlap
McCabe
Harvey W. Wiley
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
United States
New Orleans
Ilinois Central
Multiple astonishing 1910s events reported in one page
Short items describe two youths sent to reform school for coin making, balloon races for the Bennett trophy, anti trust indictments against wallpaper manufacturers, aviator injuries and a fatal fall, the death of Rear Admiral Schley, a Bakersfield crash, a Scottsdale fire, New York city costs in 1910, a suicide after shooting a telephonist, and David Crockett's death and hanging tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Schley
United States Navy
Santiago
New York City
Pankhurst and Pethick Sail to Lead Suffrage Tour
Miss Emmeline Pankhurst and Miss Mary Pethick depart England for New York to begin a suffrage demonstration tour in America. Archibald M. McCrea of Pittsburg is tied to a marriage settlement, Mrs. David Dunlop Sr. of Baltimore forfeits 1.95 million dollars, and Mr. Dunlop’s decade old fortune is about 6 million with one third left to his widow on a condition she shall not remarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeline Pankhurst
Mary Pethick
England
New York
America
Archibald M. McCrea
Pittsburg
David Dunlop, Sr
Baltimore
Postmen Meet at Indianapolis League Adopts Resolutions
Indiana State League of Postmasters meeting at the Claypool Hotel adopts resolutions urging Uncle Sam pay heating and lighting for fourth class post offices. Officers elected include President E A Bush and Vice President W E Eaton. Also news on insurance inquiries, weights and measures exams, Purdue conference, and W C T U Marion convention plans.
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Indianapolis
Sam
Indiana State League of Postmasters
Claypool
Indiana League
Post Office Department
E. A. Bush
Reynolds
W. E. Eaton
New Palestine
John S Bennett
Morristown
M. A. Morgan
Cam
Governor advocates parole laws and reform for horse thieves
Governor Marshall defends Indiana parole and indeterminate sentencing at Noblesville speaking to the National Horsethief detective association. He calls for reformatory punishment, criticizes long delays in catching and detaining offenders, and argues sick or criminally ill thieves deserve treatment as reformative, not punitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
National Horsethief Detective Association
Noblesville
Indiana
Edwardsville Gas Company Incorporation Filed in Illinois
Articles filed with the secretary of state list Edwardsville Gas Company Evansville and Edwardsville Illinois with capital stock of 100000 to supply gas domestically and municipally Directors named P. J. Scheller Henry Dannettell and H I Peckinpaugh H C Sense Agency Company Lafayette real estate dealers capital stock 2000 Directors H C and Emma V Sense A W Peter and Margaret E Kiley.
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Secretary of State
Edwardsville Gas Company
Evansville
Edwardsville
P. J. Scheller
Henry Dannettell
H. I. Peckinpaugh
H. C. Sense Agency Company
Lafayette
H. C
Emma V. Sense
A. W. Peter
Margaret E. Kiley
Change on Contracts for State Printing Bid Due
The state printing board will receive bids on a two year contract for all state printing under its direction on December 2. Officials want a clause to force the printer to stop delays in delivering state office reports. The current printer says delays are inevitable due to the large volume of business from state offices this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Printing Board
Pythian Sisters elect new grand officers in Indiana
Mrs. Lida Roser of Richmoue named as grand chief at the Pythian Sisters session. Other nominees for state offices include Mrs. Harriet Fuller Knox and Mrs. Laura Smith Marion. Contests center on grand outer guard and grand treasurer positions as the order plans for the coming year.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Indiana
First Christian Church of
Marion
Culla J. Wayhinger
Upland
Elizabeth T. Stanley
Liberty
Mary BE. Woodard
Fountain City
Rose Pearce
Darlington
Clara M. Searles
Anderson
Edith Smith Davis
Boston
World’s and
National Superintendent of Scientific Temperance Instruction
Indianapolis
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Lida Roser
Richmoue
Harriet Fuller
Knox
Laura Smith
Carrie Maidreaux
New Albany
Tillie Fleming
Warret
Icy Shatter
Terre Haute
Carrie Fanning
Butler
Anna Cooper
Greenfield
Cora Head
Ossian
Lina Williams
Angola
Grand Outer Guard
Mary Leatherman
Rockville
Edna Blick
Fort Wayne
Anna McGuffin
Knightstown
Carrie Klink
Logansport
Florence Burrell
Brownstown
May Patterson
Whiting
Tamer Grimes
Roachdale
Ada P. Follett
Carmel
Verna Calvert Arnold
Hattie Ryder
A Remarkable Cure For Dyspepsia Promoted
A letter from a 28 year old man describes chronic indigestion and insomnia affecting work. Professor Munyon touts a stomach treatment that strengthens digestion to improve nerves and sleep, claims public benefit, and offers free consultation from Munyon's Laboratories in Philadelphia.
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Napoleon
Waterloo
Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Taft
United States
Ml Health
Munyon
J. M. Munyon
Fifty-third
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Fraternal Orders Open Tuberculosis Sanatoria Nationwide
Four large fraternal orders two international unions and a major life insurer have formed sanatoria for tuberculosis treatment. Notable sites include Black Mountain by the Royal League Colorado Springs by Modern Woodmen Liberty New York RainBow Lake New York and a planned San Francisco facility. The International Typographical Union operates in Colorado Springs since 1898 and Rogersville Tennessee hosts a new unit by the Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union. Mt McGregor New York undertakes a sanatorium by a leading old line insurer entering this field.
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United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Royal League
Black Mountain
Woodmen of America
Colorado Springs
Workmen's Circle
Liberty
N. Y
Independent Order of Foresters
Rainbow Lake
San Francisco
Cal
International Typographical Union
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of America
Rogersville
Tenn
Mt. McGregor
Not a Bit
Comic quip about marriage from Mr Sothern and Miss Marlowe suggests lack of public interest in their Romeo and Juliet performance. The remark implies the couple’s acting fails to entertain audiences.
Cole's Carbolisalve Burns Relief Ad
Cole's Carbolisalve quickly relieves and cures burning itching and torturing skin diseases. It instantly stops the pain of burns. Cures without scars. 25c and See by druggists. For free sample write to J. W. Cole & Co. Black River Falls Wis.
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Cole
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River Talis
Wis
Such is Fate in a Witty Exchange
A wise man questions a voicing boat risk and a humorous reply deflects danger. The exchange frames fate and caution with a playful edge.
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Washington
Stephenson
Senator Weyburn
Senate Investigating Committee
Milwaukee
Wickersham
Supreme Court of the United States
Pennsylvania
Americus
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Giants
Athletics
Polo Grounds
Peter Thompson
Peter
Lydia Thompson
A. B. Coxe
Paoli
Neptune
Amphitrite
Boucher
Quimper
France
Louvre
Paris
North Sea
Mexico
Salina Cruz
Carl Woolrich
Francisco I. Madero
Madero
Pino Suarez
de la Barra
Albert Edwards
Indianapols
Ind
Fulton
Edwards
James Leonard
Henry
Marshal Tyree
West Virginia
Government Reform School
Kansas City
Wall Paper Trust
Federal
Cleveland, O
George Schmitt
Danbury
Conn
Mary Eckenrod
Bakersfeld
Alice
Harry Briscow
Bakersfield
Scottdale
Central Hotel
Erskine S. Walker
Magdalena Kemp
Rock Island, Ul
David Crockett
Columbus
Missouri
Crockett
League OF Postmasters
U. S
W. W. McMullen
Sunman
H. H. Harshman
Dunkirk
J. L. Jackson
St. Paul
W.L. Webb
Brownsburg
S. W. McNeely
Tiosa
Mutual Livestock Insurance Associations
Thomas M. Honan
John C. Billheimer
General Assembly
Cyrus W. Neal
Bilheimer
H. E. Barnard
Carl Watson
George F. Notts
Sullivan
Moses S. Whitehead
New Paris
Barnard
Purdue
Farmers’ Institute
Purdue University
Farmers' Institute
Farmers’ Institutes
Agricultural Extension Department
County Institute
Federation of Clubs
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Federation
Commercial Club
Governor Marshall
Jeffersonville
Tom Marshall
Remster
Marion Circuit Court
Evan B. Stotsenberg
Frank 8. Roby
City
D. W. Simms
Greensburg
State Board of Health
Kokomo
Jonas G. Howard
Third
Wabash
Patoka
South Bend
St. Casimirr’s Catholic Church
A. Zubowicz
Anderson Juniak
Juniak
Constantine Pappageorgopolous
George Hemmenway
James Hemmenway
Collins
Philip Euler
Mantley Turpin
Euler
Texas
Gibbard
Wills Foint
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