Austria-Hungary Proclaims Annexation Rights in Bosnia
Baron Burian von Rajecz announces a proclamation to Bosnian and Herzegovinian peoples promising full civic rights and a representative assembly while stressing the annexation is irrevocable. Paris reports counters from Count von Khevenhuller-Metsch denying German inspiration and noting occupation was to quell refugee flows and guard Austro-Hungarian territory.
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Baron Burian von Rajecz
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Ministry of War
Paris
Count von Khevenhuller-Metsch
France
Germany
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria- Hungary
Great Britain
Berlin
Bulgaria Explains Feud With Turkey Over Rail, Dinners
Bulgarian Foreign Minister M. Poprikoff sends a formal dispatch to the Associated Press detailing the Alexander dispute with Turkey. He cites Berlin treaty origins, Bulgaria’s rights as a vassal state, and a government seizure of the Oriental Railroad line amid a cross border strike.
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M. Poprikoff
Associated Press
Bulgaria
Tirnovo
Berlin
Turkey
Constantinople
Ottofer
Balkan
Oriental Railroad Company
Bulgaria Declares Independence and King Ferdinand Rules
The Bulgarian government proclaimed independence yesterday October 5 and Prince Ferdinand accepted the title of King. The move aims to stabilize relations with neighboring powers and Turkey, with the belief that it will maintain peace in the Balkans while prompting powers to recognize Bulgaria as an independent kingdom.
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Turkey
Garia
Balkans
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ferdinand
Bulgaia
Europe
Poprikoff
Republicans See Taft Edge In Western State Voter Trends
A Republican official discusses shifts since Roosevelt and Bryan battles, noting many Democrats back to Bryan while some Republicans remain loyal to Taft. Independent checks show labor and business voting patterns favor Taft, with polls from Chicago rail routes showing Taft leads. The piece weighs labor defection against business support and regional attitudes shaping the late vote.
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Rosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Fan Dewan
War Feeling in Servia Unites Parties Against Annexation
In Belgrade an October 6 mass meeting of about 19 000 people, led by the mayor, urged the government to seek to halt Austria’s plan to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina. Resolutions pledged Servians to fight for the cause. most foreign ministers took copies, except the Austrian envoy. Shops closed in Belgrade as protests continued.
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Balkan
Servia
Austria-Hungary
Francis Joseph
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia
Belgrade
Aass
Turks Would Be United and War Likely
Salim G. Tabet a Christian resident argues Bulgaria should declare war on Turkey as the new constitution unites Turks and calls non Moslems to common service. He warns a reunited Turkish people will face a wide range of foes beyond the Turkish Army.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Tabet
Salim G. Tabet
Vgion
Mr. Tabet
Mussulmans
Mussulman
Turkey May Avoid War and Wait for Conference
Turkey refuses to recognize Bulgaria's independence but favors delaying conflict. The Council of Ministers debated Bulgaria's actions and decided to address a circular to the powers, seeking defense of the Berlin Treaty. The Venus Gazette supports defending Turkish rights and urging international protection of treaty provisions. The Union and Progress Committee denounces Austria Hungary and Bulgaria for violating Turkish rights and appeals to Europe to safeguard national liberty.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
France
Great Britain
Council of Ministers
Ferdinand
Venus Gazette
Grand Vizier
Committee of Union and Progress
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe
International conference eyed on Bulgarian situation
Paris reports an immediate conference proposed by Great Britain France and Russia with Italy and possibly Germany in support. Bulgaria proclaims independence via M Stancieff while Russia plans a congress to revise the Berlin Treaty and open Dardanelles to its warships. Turkey shows interest in attending the meeting amid Austro-Hungarian diplomacy.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Bulgaria
M. Stancieff
Pichon
Bichon
M. Standeff
Ndon
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Nicholas
Turkham Pasha
Foreign Office
Tcharykoff
Turkey
Mack says all gold Democrats back in line for Bryan
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, says Bryan will win New York and other Eastern states as party unity strengthens. He notes business men and gold Democrats in New York City and Buffalo shift to Bryan, with the New York Democratic Club contributing 2500 dollars to the national campaign fund. He doubts a large Socialist vote and declines comment on the Independence Party.
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New York Times
Chicago
Norman EB. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
New York State
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
Mack
Democratic
New York
Gov. Hughes
Roosevelt
Taft
Democratic Club
New York City
Board of Governors
National Campaign Fund
Buffalo
Independence Party
Republican National Committee
Republican
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