Britain Accepts Russian Proposal In Near East Talks
London reports that Russian Foreign Minister Isvolsky pressed Britain to convene a powers conference to address Near East crises beyond Bosnia and Bulgarian independence. UK Prime Minister Asquith pledged caution, urging peaceful, equitable settlement and restraint while new actions unfold. Montenegro’s National Assembly met, endorsing war fund and warning of continued bellicose sentiment after Austria-Hungary’s annexation.
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London
M. Isvolsky
Edward Grey
Near East
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Great Britain
Edward
Sir Edward
Foreign Office
Isversity
Paris
Welnesday
Londen Evn
Russia
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Crete
Asquith
Turkey
Cettinje
Montenegro
Montenegrin National Assembly
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Herzegoevina
Nicholas
Czar Ferdinand Enters Sofia Amid Jubilation
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria arrived in Sofia as Czar of the Bulgarians and was greeted with enthusiasm by crowds. Diplomatic corps offered no official recognition, while local authorities staged a royal procession and mass at the cathedral.
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Ferdinand
United States
Constantinople
Philippopolis
Sofia
Servians Vote Confidence in Government Actions
In Belgrade an extraordinary Skupshtina session passed a unanimous resolution stating the assembly will back the government to protect the nation’s interests. It is reported Britain and France have promised moral support for Serbia’s course and suggested the Sanjak of Novibazar with Turkish consent. The Skupshtina sent an encouraging telegram to Monte.
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Belgrade
Skupshtina
Great Britain
France
Servia
Novibazar
Turkey
Warlike Princes Exchange Messages Amid Balkan Tensions
Belgrade dispatch reports Prince Peter of Montenegro and Crown Prince George of Serbia exchanging messages of kinship while warning of potential dynastic and regional crisis. Officials fear war rhetoric may spark volunteer mobilizations against Posnia amid royal instability.
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Belgrade
Peter of
Montenegro
Nicholas. T
George of
Servia
George
Peter
Posnia
Aehrenthal Defends Austria-Hungary Policy on Bosnia and Turkey
In Budapest on October 12 Baron von Aehrenthal told the Foreign Affairs Committee that Austria-Hungary will adhere to non-intervention and favors Turkey's reform era. He argued Bosnia and Herzegovina incorporation is inevitable and suggested Turkish advantages from garrison withdrawals at Novibazar. Constantinople reports note Germany and Italy echo the stance.
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Budapest
Foreign Affairs Committee
Baron von Aehrenthal
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Turkey
Constantinople
Novibazar
Baron von Aehrenhal
Cretan Parliament Votes Union With Greece
CANEA Crete Oct 12 The Cretan Parliament formally votes the union of the island with Greece. Moslem delegates were not present. Salonika Oct 12 The Turkish cruiser Mejidieh and three torpedo boats arrived here today.
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Canea
Crete
Greece
Salonika
European
Turkey
Meijidieh
Voyage Continues Toward Island of Samos
The voyage proceeds toward the island of Samos located about forty miles southwest of Smyrna in Asia Minor. Samos is the nearest Grecian island to the Turkish coast and pays an annual tribute to Turkey.
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Samos
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Turkey
Balkan Volunteers Forming In New York For Service
Michael Zopancviteh organizes a Serb American volunteer unit at 334 East Sixth Street with Capt Leskovac and Sgt Sharko. Recruits aged 18 to 16 aim to sail to Italy then Belgrade if war breaks with Austro Hungary. volunteers from Pittsburgh and Chicago join, paying own way.
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Michael Zopancviteh
Siath Street
Leskovac
Serst. Sharko
Radorojevitch
Balkans
Servia
Zopanovitch
Peter
New York
East Sixth Street
Capt
State Department
Washington
Austria
Servyia
Italy
Naples
Genoa
Belgrade
Spanish Balloon Montana Rips Envelope in Race
Balloons in the James Gordon Bennett Cup race drift in circle currents over Germany. The Spanish balloon Montana descended safely after its envelope ripped at 6,000 feet, while other craft including the Conqueror and Zephir continued, with crews recovering from earlier dangers.
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Berlin
Calauda
St. Louis
Sucerbog
L'isle de France
Luneburg
Hamburg
Salswedel
Dusseldorf
Gransee
America IL
Himberg
Madgeburg
Breanen
Valencia
Montana
Mestrendorf
Saxony
Prussia
Forbes
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
England
Barbard
James, Allen
U.S. A
Signal Corps
James Gordon
Bremen
Kronprinzess
Cecilic
Tacoma Physician Sails to Balkans for Bulgarian Army Post
S. Sarontich of Tacoma Washington stays at the Knickerbocker Hotel for a few days before sailing to accept a commission as surgeon general of the Bulgarian Army. He has spent years in the Balkans and previously served as Court Physician to the King of Bulgaria.
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Pr. S. Sarontich
Tacoma
Wash
Knickerbocker
Balkans
Sarontich
Bulgaria
Pan American Scientific Congress Readies In Santiago
The Pan American Scientific Congress opens in December with over 500 delegates and more than 200 topics planned for discussion. Delegates are arriving in Santiago as Olympic events are slated during the congress, a first for Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
Tokio
Libau
Courland
Russia
Journal pleads Wilbur Wright for Legion of Honor
Paris reports the Journal urges the government to decorate Wilbur Wright with the Legion of Honor for his achievements in aerial navigation. The pilots have agreed to descend if the North Sea is sighted as the mission proceeds.
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North Sea
Paris
Wilbur Wright
New Aeroplane Readied for First Flight at Hammondsport
The Aerial Experiment Association's fourth aeroplane, built from J A D McCurdy's design, is nearly ready for its initial flight at Hammondsport New York. It is slightly larger than the June Bug, the craft Glenn Curtiss used to win the Scientific American Cup last July. Louis R Adams, vice president of the Aeronautic Society, spoke after returning from Hammondsport to the Aero Club of America.
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Aerial Experiment Association
Hammondsport
N. Y
J. A. D. McCurdy
Association
Glenn H. Curtis
America
Louis R. Adams
The
Aeronautic Society
Aero Club of Amer
Curtis Builds Motor For New Four Cylinder Air Machine
Mr. Adams says the motor, built by Curtis, is nearly ready for the new machine. The four cylinder water cooled engine develops about 24 horsepower and McCurdy is expected to operate the craft on its first flight.
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Ica
Airship Makers Form New Jersey Company in Newark
The Jackson Motor Company of Newark was incorporated with 100000 capital to manufacture air ships flying machines and dirigible balloons. Its incorporators are Charles E. Oathout Newton A Merritt and Walter F. White. The charter marks the first such company but manufacturing will not start immediately.
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Jackson Motor Company of
Newark
Charles E. Cathout
Newton A.merritt
Walter F. White
Oathout
Oathont
Devote Itself to Automobile Manufacturing
A small paragraph notes a firm’s commitment to devote its resources and focus to the manufacture of automobiles, signaling a strategic shift or expansion in production. The text emphasizes intent over specific plans, timelines, or models.
Trials of Russian dirigible resume after recent loss
The Russian dirigible balloon trials resumed in St. Petersburg after its recent accident. In several short flights it maneuvered well both vertically and horizontally, though weather defects forced a descent at one point yesterday before it regained altitude.
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ST. Petersburg
St. Petersbgre
Emperor at unveiling dedication for Crown Prince Rudolph
Francis Joseph attended the unveiling in Budapest with the widow and daughter of Crown Prince Rudolph. The emperor called the ceremony a demonstration of love and loyalty, expressing deep emotion over the prince's mysterious death that had stirred Europe.
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Francis
Joseph
Crown Prince
Rudolph
Budapest
Peerancis Joseph
Lonyay
Ai Crown Pridolph
Princess Windischgraetz
Das
Isso
Europe
Bargain House Content scattered through Central Building floors
Ads list discounted goods across floors and buildings including Mercerized Waistings watches cut glass and linens. Items include 12 percent women socks 7 cent percale 9 cent yard muslin and lace curtains with prices from 29 cents to several dollars and limited one item per customer.
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Czar
Pardanelles
Negrin National Assembly
Ministry of War
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the Temps
Bosphorus
Beforeussia
Burgas
Assembly
Prince Peter
Prince George
Aehrenthal
Porte
UNION
Servian
Mantana
S. Surgeon
Notes of Foreign Affairs
Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Company Incorporated
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Jersey
Bowling Green
Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan
Bronx
West
Madras
Mercerized Waistings, Inc
Central Building
Malin
J. B
Stout
Gale Dee
Washburn
Crosby's
Cata
John Wanamaker
B. J. Greenhut
Greenhut & Co
Siegel Cooper Co
6Th Ave
18Th St
Carnegie Safe Deposit Company
Broadway
Nassau Street
P. Strakosch Ingilrance
Seta
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