Crete Pro claims union as Balkan tensions rise
London reports Crete proclaims union with Graece amid upheaval in southeastern Europe. Turkey protests to powers over Bulgarian proclamation while Britain opposes Austro Hungarian annexation. Asquith Grey stress no war yet, Servia seeks restoration of status quo or compensation, Tittoni urges evacuation of Novi Sad and Monaco protectorate renegotiation. Powers weigh conference to revise Berlin treaty.
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London
Crete
Europe
Bulgaria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Asquith
Grey
Balkan
Servia
Italy
Signor Tittoni
Novipagar
Montenegro
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Russia
Crete Votes Union With Greece Amid Mass Rally
In Canea Crete a decree announced union with Greece. A 100000 strong crowd gathered on the review grounds as revolutionary leaders urged official recognition and a vote by powers. Crete’s flag was lowered and the Greek flag raised, with French troops remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canea
Crete
Greece
Mussulmans
Free Kingdom of Greece
Peruna Praised by Elderly Colorado Man for Health Gain
A Colorado Springs retiree over seventy credits Peruna with restoring health from asthma and kidney trouble after a year of use. Others like William Bailey of Washington and John N. Watkins of St. Louis report kidney relief and full cures, while critics question liquid formats and advocate Peruna tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Watkins
Shenandoah Ave
St. Louis, Mo
Missing Bridegroom Located in Crete War Flags
Wooster Ohio reports Ralph W Eddy, a traveling man who disappeared in Milwaukee on August 20, two days before his planned marriage to Miss Warren of Wooster, enlisted in the United States Army at Jefferson Barracks St. Louis on August 21. Captain Eddy, his father, said he had no prior knowledge of the development, and word came from Washington where the information was learned.
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Wooster
Ralph W. Eddy
Milwaukee
Miss Warren
United States Army
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Eddy
Washington
Adopts Des Moines Plan In Haverhill Charter Vote
Haverhill voters approve a new city charter adopting a commission form of government. The Des Moines plan, presented to the legislature and allowed last session, passes by 4 067 to 2 241 and takes effect January 1.
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Haverhill
Mass
Des Moines
President stresses patriotic duty to vote at home
Washington reports the president announced that no classified service employee should face action for political activity while voting at home in the coming election. He called it not only the duty to vote but a patriotic act for government workers entitled to cast ballots.
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Washington
White House
War on Clayton Dogs Sees Forty Shot in Three Days
In Clayton Indiana on October 8 reports say police and citizens shot forty dogs during a mad dog scare after a dog that had bitten many animals tested positive for rabies at the state lab in Indianapolis. Also from Winchester a three year old girl died after falling into a tub of boiling water while her mother was away.
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Clayton
Ind
State Laboratory
Indianapolis
Winchester
Mabel
Divas Owens
Fire Engulfs Carlisle Coal Mine in Indiana
A Carlisle Coal and Clay company mine near Carlisle Indiana caught fire last Saturday and has burned since. The blaze fills the mine with dense black smoke as efforts to extinguish it continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Ind
Carlisle Coal and Clay Company
Army Exile Case: Colonel Stewart Declared Incapacitated
Colonel William F. Stewart of the U S Army, once placed in command at Fort Grant Arizona by Roosevelt, is ordered incapacitated for active service by a medical board due to heart disease first shown thirty four years ago. He will present testimony before a retiring board to pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William F. Stewart
Fort Grant, Ariz
Presi
Dent Roosevelt
Medical Board of Army
Stewart
Sole Survivor From Juanita Disaster Reaches Port
The sole survivor of a twenty six man crew from the French three masted schooner Juanita was rescued after clinging to a dory plank for thirty six hours off the Grand Banks. The Juanita was lost in a hurricane that swept the West Indies, with the catastrophe ranking among the worst for the local fishing fleet in years. The survivor arrived in St Pierre Mig Oct with the General Archamere aiding the rescue.
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St. Pierre
Mig
Atlantia
Juanita
General Archamere
Grand Banks
West Indies
Hudson Miners In Distress From Indemnity Payments
Hudson miners face hardship as Bituminous Operators' association funds support Hudson mine operators. With $1500 monthly from peers, the Hudson mine can stay idle during the three month strike, denying reinstatement to the discharged driver and leaving workers with little prospect of new employment nearby.
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Sullivan
Ind
Hudson
Talbot disbarment trial delayed until after election
South Bend Indiana reports the Joseph W. Talbot disbarment case postponed to Nov 5 after a heated argument between opposing lawyers before Special Judge Harry B. Tuthill. Talbot seeks early hearing as a re election candidate. Two more specifications added to thirteen charges. Fort Wayne notes Independence party launches a whirlwind Indiana campaign with John Temple Graves' aging squadron in Fort Wayne.
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South Bend
Ind
Joseph WH. Talbot
Harry B. Tuthill
Michigan City
Talbot
Samuel L. Parker
D. D. Bates
Hughes Sees Bryan Vote Echo in His Own County
Hastings Nebraska reports Governor Charles E. Hughes of New York spoke after touring fourteen towns within a few hundred miles of his home. He said the voice of Bryan’s own county would not be the weakest in repudiating Bryan and reaffirming Republican policies next month.
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Hughes
Hastings
Neb
Charles 8. Hughes
New York
Bryan
Taft to spend three days in Indiana campaign tour
Taft will spend three days in Indiana this month traveling over the state on a special train. He is planned to visit Indianapolis and several Indiana towns, with meetings and speeches as part of a large campaign effort supported by both major parties.
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Indianapolis
William H. Taft
Unitates
Indiana
Republic State Committee
Taft
Stinn
Nan Hitchcock
Watt
Carl Riddick
Taft Party
State Committee
Bryan
Jackson
Ruckelshaus
Republican County
Fairbanks
Franklin
National Committee
Mafsa
Rourke Cochran
John L. Griffiths
Liverpool
Samuel Gompars
American Federation of Labor
James F. Watson
Senator Beveridge
George W. Peck
Wisconsin
Rose
Milwaukee
Induction of Williams College President Garfield
Hanti Augustus Garfield of the class of 3 ry Président J A G A was inducted as president of Williams College. Over twenty-five presidents attended. Governor Guild represented the state while James Bryce ambassador General Crane and Garfield brothers Irvin and Abram attended. Rev Franklin Carter attended as spectator. The services in the chapel were conducted by Rev Francis B. Dewey and addresses were delivered by President Woodrow Wilson and others.
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Williams College
Wiligmatown
Mase
Hanti Augustus Garfield
J A. G A
Guild
James Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Crane
Garfield
Interior
Irvin McDowell Garfield
Abram Garfield
Willams
Franklin Carter
Francis B. Dewey
Minneapolis
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
New York City Honors Its Hotel Heritage And Trade
A New York Herald report notes New York City as a premier hotel hub with hotel property valued at 92 million dollars. It also cites rising opium use among residents, estimating about 600 Chinese and 5,000 whites involved, and mentions the city’s most valuable land as a lumber yard near the Bright White Way on Thirty-eighth Street between Broadway and Seventh Avenue.
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New York
New York City
Thirty-eighth Street
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
New York Herald
Vai
English Etchings and London Charities Conference
English Etchings notes 20 208 weasels entering London port and Bradford chain maker producing two miles of chain per minute while London charities union oversees expenditure. Lord mayor’s badge worth 120 000 pounds requires bond. South Bend prepares for the seventeenth state conference of the board of charities and correction to be held October 17 to 20.
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London
Bradford
Charities and Correction
South Bend
Ind
The
Board of Charities and Correction
Market Quotations From Indianapolis and Other Cities
Prices for wheat corn oats and grains across Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York and East Buffalo show no uniform trend with bids in the 1.00 to 1.05 range for wheat and mixed results for livestock. Cattle hogs sheep and lamb values vary by market while overall receipts include thousands of hogs and cattle and hundreds of sheep and horses.
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Indianapolis
Ginginnati
Chicago
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John N.watkins
Mr.w.f. Clow
William Bailey
N. E
Washington, D. C
Union Veteran Legion
Labor Protective
Peruana
Peruna
Mr.doun N.watkins
Joseph
T Talbot
Fort Wayne
Independence Party
John Temple Graves
Nh Fe Taft
Masons
Fay Hempstead
Arkansas
Hempstead
Robert Burns
Robert Morris
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Harry Garfield
S Gon
Harry A. Garfield
East Buffalo
Toledo
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