Turkey Yields in Peace Talks at Adrianople Decision
The Ottoman National Assembly nearly unanimously backs the powers guidance to accept peace terms, including ceding Adrianople and Aegean Islands. The government will respond to the powers and seek financial guarantees while awaiting allied confirmation and details. Indemnity questions loom as debates over debt apportionment continue amid territorial changes.
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National Assembly
Constantinople
Adrianople
Aegean
London
Daily Mail
Sofia
Turkey
Balkan League
Daily Telegraph
League
Grand Council
Marquis de Pallavicini
Council of Ministers
Porte
Weds Former Coachman of Family Kinship Ends in Marriage
Helen Stickle, heiress to about 100000 from Byron T. Stickle, wed John Spear once a family coachman. Opposition from relatives dissolved as she joined the naturalized Italian ex-driver, now Mr and Mrs Spear plan to reside in Boston or Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rockaway
N. J
Helen Stickle
Byron T. Stickle
John Spear
John Pendino
Boston
Miss Stickle
Pendino
Hugh Haddon
Freight steamer Mae in distress off Lookout Lightship
The steamer Mae sailing Philadelphia to Cuba signaled for help twenty six miles southwest of Lookout Lightship. The revenue cutter Seminole races to assist as the vessel carries about forty crew and a general cargo. The Mae, a steel ship 243% feet long, 42 feet beam, depth twenty two feet, 2103 gross tons, owned by the Philadelphia and Gulf Steamship Company, left Philadelphia January 20 under Captain Wright for Charleston and New Orleans.
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Washington
Mae
Philadelphia
Cuba
Lookout
Navy Department
Charleston
S. C.) Navy Yard
Seminole
Mac
New Orleans
Wright
Philadelphia and Gulf Steamship Company
Big Four not liable in libel suit over Warriner confession
Judge Dickson in Cincinnati dismissed Edgar S. Cooke's $100,000 libel suit against the Big Four Railroad, ruling the railroad could not be held liable for Warriner's statements. Warriner testified for the prosecution. Cooke and Mrs. Ford were acquitted of criminal receiving charges.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dickson
Edgar S. Cooke
Big Four Railroad Company
Cooke
L. J. Hackney
C. L. Warriner
Warriner
Jeanette Stewart Ford
Friedmann May Bring Anti Tuberculosis Serum to Berlin
Dr Friedrich Friedmann, who recently claimed to discover an anti tuberculosis serum, denounces rivals who claim possession of his serum as ineffective or harmful. He plans to place the remedy at the Interior Ministry tomorrow for examination and faces intrigue over forged cultures and attempted acquisitions by other physicians. He contemplates visiting the United States to promote his treatment.
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Specia
NEW York Times
Berlin
Friedrich Friedmann
Ministry of the Interior
Friedmann
Bacilli
United States
Wife Reveals Man Ends Life In Hotel Room
Ferdinand May a cigar manufacturer of 1215 Madison Avenue died by a self inflicted gunshot wound in his room at the Grand Union Hotel after his wife arrived and learned of his plan. He was 61 and had been under care for melancholy. a letter to his brother and a note to his wife described the act. He leaves two children.
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Ferdinand May
Madison Avenue
East Fifty-sixth Street
Grand Union Hotel
Albany
May
Mr. May
E. Hoenielmer
No Subway Contract Until After February First
City and Brooklyn officials announce doubt a dual subway settlement will be completed by Feb 1. Willcox and McAneny say contract changes are needed beyond the advertised form to protect the public. Gov Sulzer faces pressure from Hearst forces and Democratic leaders as talks with Interborough and B R T continue.
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Willcox
McAneny
East Forty-fifth Street
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
Mitchel
Commission
Albany
Gov. Sulzer
Hearst League
Sulzer
Hearst
Ciy
Araid
Democratic Party
Controller Prendergast
President Mitchel
Mr. Mitchel
Merchants’ Association
E. H W. Outerbridge
Lafayette Street
Taxpayers’ Alliance of the
Bronx
Niagara as a Public Heritage Spotlighted by George P Decker
George P. Decker sheds new light on Niagara public heritage noting long overlooked documents that bear on rights involved. The Times will feature more on this topic next Sunday.
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Niagara
George P. Decker
Bandits Rob Roche & Brother Warehouse in Broad Daylight
A black taxicab pulled up to Roche & Brother at 527 West Thirty-sixth Street as three men entered the warehouse to rob clerks Charles Kink and Robert Benneman. They took $800 to $1,000 and nearly $5,000 counted money, then fled in the cab. Detectives found no trace and suspect amateur robbers.
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Roche & Brother
West Thirty-sixth Street
Thirty-sixth Street
Thirty-seventh Street
Charles Kink
Robert Bbneman
Cclor’ss
Eleventh Avenue
West Thirty-seventh Street
Provision Place
Harlem
Fink
Boneman
Wilson May Lack Fare for Early Taft Transition
Washington reports the $25 000 traveling expense appropriation for the President has been largely exhausted since July 1. It cannot be renewed except by special legislation until July 1 next. If Taft used most of it and travels more before March 4, Wilson must manage with the remaining funds. No obligation exists for Taft to limit his spending.
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Washington
Goesip
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Corey
Judge Gary
Gary
Gayley
Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
Corer
Carnegie, Cambria
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna Steel Companies
AST Indeood
Helen Gould Weds Amid Happy Omens at Lyndhurst
The wedding of Miss Helen Miller Gould to Finley J. Shepard, eastern representative of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, took place at Lyndhurst near Tarrytown on the Hudson. A 140 guest ceremony featured a duchess ivory satin gown, orange blossom lace, and a coronet veil. a 1,000-guest Bowery Feast followed the nuptials, with Nahan Franko’s orchestra and Delmonico catering. The groom’s family and Gould relatives attended. a buffet breakfast concluded the event.
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Helen Miller Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Jay Gould
Lyndhurst
Tarrytown-on-the- Hudson
Tappan Zee
Daniel Russell
Hudson
Tarrytown
Nahan Franko
New York
Grand Central Station
Bowery Mission
Lohengrin
Fifth Avenue
Russell
Irvington
Helen
Dorothy Gould
Frank J. Gould
George J. Gould
Duchess de Talleyrand
Impres Josephine
Russell Sage
Shepard
Louis Jennings Shepard
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Russell
Miss Dorothy
Mendelssohn
Kingdon Gould
Anthony J. Prexel, Jr
George Jay Gould, Jr
Edith and
Gloria Gould
Edwin Gould
Edwin
Pacifics Still Deadlocked Over Dissolution Plan
Washington January 22. After talks with Attorney General Wickersham the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific directors left for New York amid continued deadlock over dissolving the merger ordered by the Supreme Court. The dispute centers on whether to sell the Central Pacific, a Southern Pacific subsidiary, to Union Pacific, with opposing views from both sides.
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New York Times
Washington
Wickersham
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
United States Supreme Court
New York
Central Pacific
Julius Kruttsennitt
Maxwell Evarts
H. W. de Forrest
W. F. Herrin
Robert 8. Lovett
Jacob H. Schiff
Frank A. Vanderlip
Supreme Court
Trains to Florida on Atlantic Coast Line
The Sea Level Route lists daily schedules with trains at 9 16 A M 12 38 noon 3 44 9 30 P M All steel electric lighted Pullman cars featured on service.
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All Steel Electric
French poetess arrested for abbé murder in Paris
Mme. Alice Crespy, a Paris poetess, has been arrested on a charge of murdering Abbé Chassaing, parish priest of St Hilaire, who was found dead in her apartment. Doubted initial story, Crespy cried upon learning of the charge.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Mme
Alice Crespy
Abbé Chassaing
St. Hilaire
Mme. Crespy
Chinese Loan Tangle Enters New Phase In Peking
The Times reports a turn for the better as the French group moderates its stance and agrees to advance provisions. Final settlements with the six legations over foreign adviserships are pending, seen as a key guarantee for reforms. The Telegraph notes authorities confirm loan arrangements with the six-power group, with interest at 5 percent and refusal on a 5.35 percent rate. Banks are expected to contract for the loan at 87 and issue at 93.
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London
Times
Peking
Daily Telegraph
China
Shooting at Mountain House Ends in Custody
Montclair New Jersey January report says Samuel R Aulsbach, owner of an intelligence office in New York, was shot at the Mountain House by Frederick W Stuckle. Stuckle, husband of Aulsbach's separated friend who runs the Mountain House, fired four shots wounding Aulsbach in the throat. Burns aided Aulsbach. Stuckle was jailed and Aulsbach treated at Mountainside Hospital.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Samuel R. Aulsbach
New York
Mountain House
Frederick W. Stuckle
Westchester
N. Y
Plainfield
Aulsbach
Stuckle
Thomas H. Burns
Gallagher
Three Men Hold Up Stibisch's Saloon in New York heist
A watchman alerted police who rushed to Stibisch's saloon at 592 Eleventh Avenue. Three armed men attempted a getaway as officers arrived, dropping their revolvers and being hustled into a patrol wagon. One robber was wounded and taken to Polyclinic Hospital in critical condition. Suspects identified as Kalstendick, Brady, and Friday.
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New York Central Railroad
Schusberzer
Lannin
West Forty-seventh Street
Forty-fifth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Stibisch
Chicago
Forty-fourth Street
Michael Stibisch
Durkin
Bubisch
Subisch
Thut. Kerr
Keil
Polyclinic Hospital
John Kalstendick
West Forty-fourth Street
Schasberzer
Edward Brady
First Avenue
James Friday
West Forey-eighth Street
Southern Rail Way Promises Sparkling Summer Service
It’s like summer south with sparkling sunshine and balmy air, as Southern Rail Way offers six daily through steel electric lighted trains and superb service. New York Office at 364 Fifth Avenue, corner 29th Street.
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Southern Railway
N. Y
Fifth Avenue
Cor
Corey Lays Bare Steel Trust Pool
Coreys steel trust pool covers international scope with an agreement not to invade markets in Germany France England and Belgium defining a nonaggression stance amid global competition.
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William Ellis Corey
Theos Gore Roosevelt
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Corey
Mr. Farrell
Farrell
England
Germany
France
Belgium
United States
Steel Corporation
Seaboard
J. M. Dickinson
Roosevelt
Trust
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THE
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Cride
Mae Near Lookout
BIG Four
Adameon
Subway
Tem
Morgan Partners
Interborough Company
Prendergast
Mr. Shonts
J. P. Morgan, Jr
H. P. Davison
Francis Lynde Stetson
Edward J. Berwind
Richard Reid Rogers
Mr. Stetson
Mr. Berwind
Brooklyn Company
Interborough
Shonts
Wilson
Helen Gould
Den
Bowery
Gifte
Josephine
Mrs. Shepard
Delmonico
Duke of Talleyrand
Abbe
S. R. Aulisbach
Montclair Hotel
Col. Roosevelt
Outlook Office
Stanley Committee
Tennessee Coal_and Iron Company
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Broadway
Judge Dickinson
Dickinson
Mr. Corey
James Gayley
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