Bulgarian independence proclaimed amid Balkan crisis
Sofia announces Bulgaria's independence from Turkey after the Berlin treaty. Prince Ferdinand proclaims a new nation at Tirnovo amid a crowd, with a manifesto to the people. Russia calls for a conference to revise the Berlin settlement as Austria-Hungary moves on Bosnia. Germany and France aim to preserve peace while watching Constantinople closely.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Berlin
Turkey
Tirnovo
Ferdinand
Havince
Rumania
Alexander
Turey
Roumelian
Varna
Roumeila
San Stefano
Bismarck
Germany
Roumania
Servia
Montenegro
Roumelia
Bosnia
Fierzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Bessarabia
Paris
Dobrudja
Ardahan
Kars
Batum
Great Britain
Beaconsfield
Salisbury
Cyprus
Principality of
Balkans
Austria
Alexander of
Constantinople
Porte
Birjali
Rupchus
Bucharest
Renf
Stambuloff
Revolutionary Party
Ferdinand of Coburg
Bularia
Prince Gris
Marie Louise
Robert of
Parma
Boris
Cyril
Eudoxie
Faren Sani
Louis Philippe
Macedonia
Abserce
Ministers Prepare Protest Over Bulgaria Berlin Treaty
Constantinople reports the Council of Ministers drafting a protest to Bulgaria and the powers over the Berlin Treaty violation. Prince Ferdinand telegraphs the Turkish government he must heed the nation and hopes for friendly ties. Turkey's reply denies recognizing Bulgarian independence. A Young Turks committee reviews the crisis as Austria and Germany are blamed for fomenting Bulgaria's move.
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Berlin
Turkey
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Butts
Young Turks
France
Russia
Great Britain
Italy
Bul‘garia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
M. Isvolsky
Council of Ministers
Ferdinand
Young Turks” Party
Austria
Karmil
Kiamil Pasha
Baron
Bulgaria Military Service Exemptions and Armament Details
The text notes universal conscription in Bulgaria with Mohammedans exempt from a 100 dollar payment. It lists troops and guns including mountain and howitzer magazine rifles, Krupp models, and eight Krupp 7.5 centimeter guns. It also notes Christians cannot serve in the Turkish Army and cites a peace-time strength around 350,000 to 355,000, describing its Moslem caste composition.
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Bulgaria
Twe
U S Stance on Balkan Crisis Reflects Not Signatory Role
Washington notes the United States acts as an observer in the Balkan dispute linked to the Berlin treaty. Officials say if Bulgarian independence succeeds or Bosnia and Herzegovina’s status changes, notification or recognition will follow U.S. practice, guided by established criteria for recognizing new governments.
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Paul N. Milakoff
Constitutional Democrats
the Red
Bosnia
Baron von Ashrenthal
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Novoe Vremya
Turkey
Bugaria
Austria
Russia
M. Isvolsky
Count Bechthold
Makaroff
Foreign Office
Francis Joseph
Washington
Balkans
United States
Herzego
State Department
War scare shakes American stocks and markets
European war worries trigger a stock market dip with 1 to 8 point losses at opening. Turmoil in Balkans hits European and American securities while grain prices show little fear. Union Pacific Great Northern and Northern Pacific lead a later rebound as calls money hits 10 percent amid European bank drain.
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Balkans
Paris
London
Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Eason
ub-Treasury
Hearing on Morning Telegraph election advertising case adjourned
Justice Bischoff adjourned the return hearing on a manda mus order directing the Board of Elections to justify designating the Morning Telegraph as a democratic paper for election advertising. The case resumes with the city not ready and lists the four democratic papers and Republican-leaning papers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
Board of Elections
Morning Telegraph
Jusice Bischoff
Supreme Court
F. T. Lewis
Staats-Zeitung
THE
TIMES
Evening Telegram
Reublican
Globe, Tribune
Jevening Mail
German Herald
Bulgaria as Key to the Balkans
A historical overview traces Bulgaria’s role since 1878 Berlin Congress, its princes and wars, and its Balkan ambitions. It covers Alexander Battenberg, Ferdinand, Stambuloff, and the Macedonia campaign, plus the Oriental Railway dispute with Turkey and Bulgaria’s occupation of Eastern Roumelia.
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Bulgaria
Balkans
Oklahoma Governor Demands Revocation of Osage Lease
Oklahoma Governor C N Haskell writes President Roosevelt accusing Standard Oil linked lease of 680000 acres of Osage lands of being unjust. He urges Congress to review the deal and alleges exclusion of Osage representatives from negotiations with oil interests led by Guffey and Barnsdale.
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Orange
Foster
Gov
Haskell
Congress
Roosevelt
Messrs
Guffey
Barnsdale
Peninsylvania
Standard Oil
Standard ® Oil Company
Oklahoma
Osages
Congress of the
United States
C. N. Haskell
Registration rules face test on first day
The city saw broad registration with few challenges though Jewish districts paused for Yom Kippur. President Dooling said the new law worked well and allowed signers in native languages. The day included a notable challenge to John Fox at 084 Sixth Avenue, linked to a post office notice.
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John T. Dooling
City Board of Elections
John F
National Democratic Club
Twentythird
Twentyseventh
Sixth Avenue
Fox
East Fiftieth Street
Tammany “Hall
Collin Woodward
Post Office Department
Leary
President Dooling
Board of Elections
Dooling
Pendleton
G. L. Sterling
Sterling
Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets Promise Quick Cure
An advertisement touts Grove's Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds. It claims a refund if not effective and features Grove's signature on each box. Pricing listed as 25 cents.
Furniture From Maker To User
Living room and home furnishings offered directly from maker to user with no middlemen profit. Chesterfield sofas, Sheraton pieces, light chairs and crafted tables claim quality originality and moderate cost. Salesmen assist in choosing without obligation to buy. For all rooms and study.
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Sheraton
New York
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M. Iswolsky
Nicholas
Sofi
Foreign Ministry
Greece
Schall von Bieberstein
William
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Emohrsco
West Forty Second St
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