Turkish boycott hurts Austrians and Balkans tense
A Vienna dispatch reports Austrian Lloyd steamship traffic paralyzed by Turkish dock workers refusing to work, with Galicia sailing from Constantinople empty. Paris notes Bulgaria pressing for recognition and a timely decision as Bulgaria readies 120000 troops. Sofia sees Europe leaning to Bulgaria once conflict risk eases. Belgrade cites no mobilization and hopes for calm while awaiting conference outcomes.
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Vienna
Turkey
Austrian Lloyd Company
Galicia
Constantinople
Europe powers seek Near East settlement plan via Isvolsky talks
London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Greg and M. Isvolsky coordinating with European capitals on a forthcoming conference to settle the Near Eastern question. Britain agrees with Isvolsky’s proposals and Turkey may accept Bulgaria’s independence and Bosnia Herzegovina’s annexation with compensation.
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London
Greg
M. Isvolsky
Europe
Great Britain
Turkey
Bulgaria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Break in Turkey Bulgaria Ties Quoted by Consul
Edward Ozmun United States Consul General at Constantinople arrived with his family aboard the Red Star liner Zeeland for a six month leave. He attributed the Turkish Bulgarian rupture to Tewfik Pasha excluding Bulgaria’s envoy Guerschoff from a diplomatic dinner, a move he said could imply Bulgaria’s single status.
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Edward Ozmun
United States
Constantinople
Zeeland
Turkey
Bularia
Tewfik Pasha
Guerschoff
Bulgaria
Wrights plan high flights in Paris and Germany
Paris reports Wilbur Wright plans to instruct three pilots for the syndicate and then attempt flights to 3000 feet. He may test solo flights without a theater or derrick. Le Mans notes a German crown prince message of congratulations and an invite to make the first ascent. In Washington, Orville Wright’s leg shows better knitting but pain remains, with cautious optimism about recovery.
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Paris
Wilbur Wright
Lazare Weilller
Champs
Elysées
Hart
Berg
le Mans
Wilbur
Mr. Berg
Wright Brothers
Frederick William
Germany
Mr. Wright
Washington
Fort Myer Hospital
Orville Wright
Japanese Kill 22 Koreans at Cholado Incident
Report from Tokyo states 22 Ikhinhoi Koreans loyal to Japan were killed by Japanese gendarmes near Cholado while marching to a shrine. Marquis Ito discussed the incident with Premier Katsura and Viscount Terauchi as a cabinet council weighs future action.
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Jeoul
Ichinhoi
Japan
Cholado
Korea
Marquis Ito
Tokio
Katsura
Viscount Terauchi
Unsettling Mist Hangs Over West Indies Ports
Heavy hazy air sweeps St Thomas D W I with reports of an extraordinary mist. No volcanic eruption or ash trace found yet, though unverified talk claims fine sand fell near Sainte Rose Guadeloupe. Ash showers drift from Martinique or St Vincent toward Guadeloupe as Mount Soufriere remains calm.
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ST. Thomas
Mount Pelée
Sainte Rose
Guadeloupe
Basse Terre
Island
Martinique
St. Vincent Island
Soufritre
St. Vincent
Paris Probes New Tuberculosis Serum
Paris reports Prof. Lannvelongne of the University of Paris has developed an anti tuberculosis serum described as highly efficacious. In a test of eleven phthisical patients ten showed cure or improvement, with further experiments anticipated for stronger results.
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Paris
Lannvelongne
University of Paris
European and British shifts report in foreign affairs
Paris reports agrarian clashes over American slaughterhouses at Havre and Bordeaux. St Petersburg notes 77 new cholera cases and 27 deaths in 24 hours. Paris notes bishops forbidden to lectures by state faculties. London records cabinet reshuffle with Fitzmaurice now Foreign Office envoy in Lords. Berlin hosts International Copy Conference with Solberg and Orr observing for the State Department. American music rights interests also in Berlin for the contest over musical reproduction.
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Paris
French Senate
Havre
Bordeaux
ST. Petersburg
Figaro
France
Merry del Val
Paral
London
Lord Fitzmaurice
Foreign Office
Duchy of Lancaster
Viscount Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton
Earl of Crewe
Marquis of Ripon
House of Lords
Berlin
Thoryall Solberg Ter
Washington
States Department
Ambassador Hill
Arthur Orr
Solberg
Orr
Paul Cromelin
American Musical Copyright League
Major Castro Visits as Venezuelan Prince of Revels
Major Carmelo Castro, brother of President Cypriano Castro, arrives in New York for a four week tour of recreation and Europe. He denies plans to recruit an army corps and spends time at the Hotel Empire and the Venezuelan Consulate while secret service watches his movements.
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Belgrade
M. Milovanovics
Great Britain
Castro
Holland
France
Cockey
Venezuela
Broadway
Major Carmelo Castro
Mars
Caracas
Cypriano
Major Castro
Zulla
Maracaibo
Chatham Square
Basiles
Maj
Balkans
Europe
Brother Castro
Caribbean
Carmelo Castro
Gayety
Enrique Corvaia
Paris
London
Berlin
Vienna
Servia
Austria
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Board of Arbitration
Major
Major Castro Sa
Muc
Brooklyn
United States Secret Service
Roll
James F.donnelly
Roosevelt
Andes
Donnelly
Syracuse
Globe
Curacao
Pacific fleet returns to California coast from Samoa
The Pacific fleet under Rear Admiral Swinburne arrived in Honolulu today returning from Samoa. Cruisers began coaling after entering the harbor at 11:50 AM, delayed at Pago Pago by late collier arrivals Strathlyre and Strathlaven, with cruiser Colorado rejoining after leaving San Francisco October 6.
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Honolulu
Pacific Fleet
Swinburne
Samoa
Pago
California
Strathlyre
Strathlaven
Army and Navy Night at Electrical Show in Madison Square Garden
The electrical show in its tenth day at Madison Square Garden hosts Army and Navy Night with officers from both services expected to attend. The Brooklyn Navy Yard electrical students, about 250 strong, will present work on view alongside wireless demonstrations and hourly Wireless Bulletin dispatches from the Times Wireless. Brig. Gen Roe and the New York Navy Yard commandant are among the expected attendees. Gen Grant canceled his engagement at the last moment.
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New York City
Madison Square Garden
Cheridah Simpson
Milandi
Marshall and King
Harry B. Lester
Max Witt
Ronnie Lassies
James Thornton
Irene Franklin
Burt Green
New York Times
Army and Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Powers On Conference
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M. Standoff
Ferdinand
Bungaria
Ozman
Wright
West Indies
Guadeloupe Island
Notes of Foreign Affairs
Higgins: Seiter
UY China and’ Glass
West 21St
St, Sues
Army Corps
McCutcheon
Irish and Continental Manufacture
Wacerrastoris
Switzerland
H. Jaeckel & Sons
Furriers & Importers
Union Square West
Trical Class
Navy Yard
Wireless Bulletin
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Fulton Street
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