Russia Wins Conference Demand On Balkan Question
London reports M Isvolsky won support from Sir Edward Grey to call a conference of powers not only on the Balkan crisis but also on related issues. The British position favors a broader agenda while wary of reopening the Dardanelles. Further decisions depend on ongoing discussions among the powers and campaigns in Constantinople.
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London
M. Isvolaky
Edward Grey
Near East
Austria
Bosnia
Herze-gosina
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Eadward Grey
M. Isvolsky
Ater
Edward
Tekken
Csy
Isvoisky
Russia
Dardenelles
Berlin
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Austria-luntary
Supreme Court asked to advance Nobel State Bank case
A motion has been presented in the Supreme Court of the United States to advance on the docket the case of the Nobel State Bank of Oklahoma versus Governor Charles N. Haskell and other Oklahoma state officers. The issue concerns the validity of the state bank guaranty law.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Nobel State Bank of
Oklahoma
Charles N. Haskell
Folk faults Senate as more corrupt than state and city bodies
Governor Joseph W. Folk in Golden City accuses the US Senate of greater corruption than the Missouri legislature or St. Louis municipal assembly. Folk, while circuit attorney of St Louis, exposed widespread bribery in those bodies.
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Folk
Golden City
Joseph W. Folk
United States Senate
Missouri Legislature
St. Louis
Lawyer's Bluff Ends With A Beer Case Joke
A courtroom-minded lawyer abruptly leaves a gathering saying he must go to “absorb” a case at home. A companion quips the case is one of beer, playfully contrasting seriousness with sobriety in a humorous Baltimore American moment.
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Baltimore American
Marcus Aurelius Quote on Retirement and Freedom
A reflective line attributes retirements to inner conflict and freedom, linking peace of self with the absence of external constraints. The remark frames retirement as a destination where struggle diminishes and personal liberty prevails.
Japan considers Korea annexation after Korea killings
Twenty two members of the pro Japanese Ichinhoi in Korea were killed by Japanese gendarmes at Cholado, a quiet but unsettling incident. Marquis Ito, in Tokyo, met with Prime Minister Katsura and War Minister Terauchi, with reports that a cabinet decision on annexation is being prepared. The chase claims forty Ichinhoi were marching to a shrine when gendarmes attacked, killing twenty two.
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Seoul
Ichinhoi
Tokio
Marquis Ito
Katsura
Viscount Terauchi
Korea
Heiress Kidnapped in Broad Daylight in Chicago
In broad daylight eight year old Margaret Frances Mitchell, heir to a fortune believed at 250000 dollars, was kidnapped near her grandmother. Police seek suspects after three men in an automobile abducted the girl from St. Lawrence avenue area and fear she may have been taken toward Sparta North Carolina. The case ties to a family history and threats previously made against the child.
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Chicago
Margaret Frances Mitchell
Curaline FF
Mirciadh
Oochild
Sparta
N.C
Robert Mitchell
St. Lawrence Avenue
Margaret B. Mitchell
The
Minnie Mitchell
William Bartholin
Daughter says father sold her to forced marriage
New Brunswick report states seventeen year old Juijia Madelin testified she was sold for $100 by her father to marry Tony Aiadelin four months before she shot him last Saturday. She said she had no regret for the act.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Juijia Madelin
Tony Aiadelin
Lawyers Have a Tilt in Equity Suit
Chicago Oct 13. Counsel for the Standard Oil company accused the government counsel in the equity suit to dissolve the Standard Oil company of fishing for information to assist in the prosecution of criminal cases against the defendant company.
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Chicago
Standard Oi! Company
Indiana man found guilty of assault with intent to kill
Cleve Snyder of Manceio Indiana was convicted by a circuit court jury of assault with intent to kill for slashing his wife’s throat last August in a rage over her leaving him. He faces a prison term of two to fourteen years with a temporary insanity defense. His wife testified for him and cried when the verdict was announced.
Domestic Entanglement Ties Akron Man to Ex Wife
Five minutes after Albert B. Tucker of Akron, Indiana was divorced he remarried Lulu E. Tucker, his son’s former wife, in Warsaw Indiana.
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Warsaw
Ind
Albert B. Tucker
Akron
Lulu E. Tucker
Reeve Speaks On Knowledge Gaps In Community Debate
A short comment by Reeve cautions that people with minimal understanding tend to spread what they know little about. The remark frames a call for careful deliberation and accuracy in public discourse.
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Con Chienge
Reeve
Walker testifies on union secrets amid AFLGompers case
John H. Walker president of the United Mine Workers of Illinois testifies in the contempt of court case against Samuel Gompers and others of the American Federation of Labor. He cites intelligence gathering by national manufacturers and questioned reports and letters related to the AFL proceedings and state labor legislation.
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Springfield
John H Walker
United Mine Workers Ofllinois
Samuel Gompers
Robert Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Boycot
Gri Iinexs Stove and
Rane Company
St. Louis
Attornees
Ford
Irwin
Notary Guthio
Abe
Miter
Miners’ Union
Mar Physboro
Veecuisin
Aecbian
Ta National Manufacturers’ Association
Fin
Walker
Corporation
Sexitiney E
Chanmher of Commerce
Cleveland
Great Eastern Telephone Comany
Taft Draws Huge Crowd in Ohio Campaign
In Cleveland's steel and iron district, Willams F H Taft spoke before a vast audience. The event was noted as one of his most effective on the trip due to the size and responsiveness of the crowd and his ability to command attention.
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Liverpool
Comedy of the Campaign Misaddressed Taft Literature
In Chicago on October 14 two vans delivered Democratic headquarter mail to the Republican side. The multilingual leaflets in Bohemian Lithuanian and Slavish urged Taft support and were mailed to voters before the mix up was found.
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Chicago
Democratic National
Powers Against Francis Joseph
German ambassador told the Turkish foreign minister that Germany would back Austria's annexation stance as Britain has done. Austria-Hungary now stands isolated after the powers' positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Germany
Great Brittain
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Exclusive chat about college and social status
A quoted exchange references a parent's remark on college attendance and social exclusivity. The dialogue notes one son entering college and another already among the nine in exclusive circles, attributed to the Bachangs.
Parliament in State of Siege as Suffragettes Rush Westminster
A massive suffragette rally in London caused Parliament to be surrounded by a police cordon and traffic disruption for hours. About 24 suffragettes and 12 unemployed protesters were arrested, with several hospitalizations, while leaders defied court summons.
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Westminster
London
Trets Symons
Pavs
Iinent
Tink Ss
Trafalgar Square
Nelson Monument
House of Commons
Westminster Bridge
St. James Park
Nobdy
Bow Street
Judge Sustains Charge Against Insurance Firms
Judge Moore in Belleville issues a permanent injunction against 11 fire insurance companies operating in Illinois and their East St Louis joint agent from fixing rates and suppressing competition. Suit begun June 1902 by former Attorney General H. J. Hamlin names Aachen Munich Fire Insurance Co and M. F. Zent among defendants. Evidence taken in Belleville East St Louis and Chicago with some issues advancing to the appellate court.
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Belleville, Jr
Belleville
East St. Louis
Chicago
Keefe Denies Taft Immigration Commission Offer
Detroit leader Daniel J. Keefe, president of the International Association of Longshoremen, rejects Democratic claims that he was offered the immigration commissioner post in exchange for Taft support. The Democratic committee says Roosevelt pressed the deal in Washington on October 3, while Keefe had already signaled support for Taft on September 28.
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Detroit
Mich
Daniel J. Keefe
The
Longshoremen’s Union
New York
Immigration
W. H. Taft
Democratic National Committee
John J. Gordon
National Democratic
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Bryan
International Association of Longshoremen
Federation of Labor
Democratic Committee
Keefe
Washington
Sargent
Executive Council
Federation
William H. Taft
Taft
Island hit by semi cyclonic wave and floods
The entire island faced heavy rains and floods with widespread damage to crops and buildings as a semi cyclonic wave swept across Havana and surrounding areas on October 14.
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Havana
International Copyright Conference in Session at Berlin
The report notes Berlin hosts the international copyright conference in session. Other items include Dan Patch missing his Lexington record with 1:56, Union Pacific directors re-elected, patents and trademarks issued rising to 41 952, a Southern railway freight engine explosion at Mayo Virginia killing the engineer, Pacific fleet destroyers returning to Honolulu, a Richmond Kentucky post office vault burglary with money stolen, and Cleveland memorial committee meeting announced.
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Berlin
Dan Patch
Lexington
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mayo
Pacific Fleet
Swinburne
Honolulu
Samoa
Richmond
Cleveland Memorial Committee
Public meeting honoring dead ex president W B Bennett
The meeting is set for next week to honor former President W B Bennett. W B Bennett was a New York City district congressman and is named in this notice as the honored figure.
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W. 8. Bennett
Congress
New York City
DuPont
Horses Die in Indiana From Strange Disease
Northern Indiana farmers in Pulaski Starke and parts of Laporte report 1500 horses killed since early last summer by a mysterious illness. Hair-like worms found in internal organs, disease believed to spread from pasture grass. Mules appear unaffected. farmers rush to acquire mules from Kentucky to aid work deployments.
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Michigan City
Ind
Tt Fa
Pulaski
Starke
Laporte
Starke County
Kentucky
Dog Returns Alone Twice Ends in Tragic Hunting Death
Sherman Appel 19, of near Moore Ridge Indiana was killed while hunting when a limb fell on him as he tried to dislodge a squirrel. The boy lay unconscious under a tree and died after being brought home.
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Paoli
Ind
Sherman Appel
Moore Ridge
Here
Appel
Hama
Grand Army to Attend Harrison Monument Dedication
Indianapolis Oct. 14. Adjutant General Oran Perry named grand marshal for the Oct. 27 parade and unveiling. He invited the G A R department commander and staff to attend and asked Captain John C D Alexander to command all Grand Army posts and Civil War veterans. Colonel J R Fesler received Alexander’s letter urging large Civil War veteran attendance.
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Grand Army
Indianapolis
Oran Perry
Indiana
Harrison
G A. R
John C.D. Alexander
J. R. Fesler
G. A R
Alexander
Harricon Monument
Fruit trees bloom twice in Petersburg Indiana yard
In Petersburg Indiana on October 14, residents report cherry and pear trees flowering a second time this year. At George Gordon’s home a pear tree bears a second crop partly grown, indicating an unusual late bloom event.
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Petersburg
Ind
George Gordon
Joba
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John H. Walker
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Nuradaring
Zers
Rush
Cuba
W. F. Tucker
Department of the Lakes
Mrs. Tucker
Fermer
John A. Logan
Pulaski, Starke
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