Balkan conference moves to ratify private pacts
Paris reports the Balkan conference will likely limit itself to ratifying private arrangements between Turkey and the powers. Bulgaria’s independence, Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation, Crete’s union with Greece, opening the Dardanelles, and Montenegro tutelage end seem on the table, with Servia seeking justice and possible American sympathy. Turkey’s consent, a Dardanelles opening, and broad financial compensation to Turkey are noted as possible outcomes.
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Paris
Turkey
Bulgaria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Crete
Greece
Dardanelles
Montenegro
Servia
Great Britain
Black Sea
M. Vesnitch
France
Pachitch
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Kzegovina
Adriatic
Novipazar
British and Russian foreign ministers clash on Balkans talks
London message reports Sir Edward Grey and M. Isvolsky in a long conference without agreement on the Balkan conference agenda. An additional meeting is planned for tomorrow as Isvolsky delays his departure to pursue a settlement plan.
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London
Edward Grey
M. Isvolsky
Bulgaria Faces Demands Over Oriental Railroad in Roumelia
Sofia reports no major shift in policy as Germany and Austria Hungary seek Bulgaria to settle the Oriental Railroad dispute and indemnify stockholders before recognizing Bulgaria’s independence. Bulgaria agrees to use the line but rejects parallel claims on property. Diplomats warn of further turmoil as Bulgaria contends with crown costs and large debts. Constantinople states most powers accept an international Balkan conference, with Austria Hungary remaining silent and Germany agreeing if the program is limited.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Poprikoff
Roumelia
Turkey
Ferdinand
Constantinople
Austria-Hungary
Balkan
Germany
Mob attacks Austrian Post Office in Jaffa Palestine
A mob in Jaffa Palestine attacked the Austrian Post Office and damaged mail carts and letter boxes amid protests over Austria Hungary's annexation of Bosnia and Herz Herzegovina. The unrest followed the Austrian mail steamer's arrival and disrupted landings until mails and passengers were finally disembarked.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Release for Tchaykovski From Fortress on Bail
Nicholas Tchaykovsky, a Russian revolutionary, will be freed from the Fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul on bail set at 225,000 rubles pending trial. The decision is effective immediately, with his daughter attempting to raise funds as authorities confirm no trial date yet. He may join his wife in Crimea while plans remain unclear.
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ST. Petersburg
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nicholas Tchaykovsky
M. Tchaykovsky
Tchaykovsky
Iis
Crimea
Must Kill the Shah Says Iftikhan Ul Atebba
In Tabriz and Odessa dated October 14 the Nationalist legions threaten a massacre of foreigners and Russians as Ain ed Dowleh withdraws his camp. Iftikhan ul Atebba, a Persian Parliaments member, says Persians will not have a constitution unless the Shahs are killed and the National Party wins.
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Tabriz
Persia
Satar Khan
Ain-ed-Dowleh
Odessa
National Party
Iftikhan-ul- Atebba
Constantinople
Revolutionary Party
Imperial Rescripts Stress Peace and Economy in Japan
The Official Gazette in Yokohama reports an imperial rescript countersigned by Premier Katsura urging unity with other nations to boost industry while praising national traditions. Tokyo notes Katsura addresses Prefectural Governors, calling for economy and expenditures based on receipts to restore confidence and foster peaceful international relations.
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Yokohama
Katsura
Tokio
Japan
Dunlop Will Contest Opens After Insanity finding
The will of Dr. Clark W. Dunlop died May 11 at 112 West Eighty sixth Street is under trial before Surrogate Beckett. Chief beneficiary is widow Eliza Bunlop, aged over 70, with nephews Edward and Harry Robert Dunlop contesting the will claiming unsound mind and lack of free act.
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Clark W. Dunlop
West Eightysixth Street
Beckett
Dunlop
Truax
Eliza Bunlop
Clinch
Gilbert Kay Hawes
Chinese Woman Arrested in Shanghai on Imperial Order
Mme Lien wife of a Li Hung Chang biographer was seized in Shanghai by imperial order. Her arrest follows her defense of a female teacher beheaded last year amid revolutionary charges raising foreign alarm in Peking over potential reprisals.
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Peking
Mme. Lien
Li Hung Chang
Shanghai
Shen Chien
Copyright conference opens in Berlin with notable delegates
The International Copyright Conference began in Berlin on October 14 with Foreign Secretary Von Schoen welcoming delegates for the government. Dr. Studt was elected President and Jules Cambon named Vice President as Chancellor Von Buelow sent greetings and the gathering sent respects to Emperor William.
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Berlin
von Schoen
Germany
M. de Bernabe
Dr. Studt
Jules Cambon
von Buelow
William
Grand Jury Hears Brandenburg on Cleve article authenticity
Brandenburg the literary agent who arranged the Grover Cleveland political piece bought by The Times testified before the Grand Jury yesterday offering his version of how the article was written. He stated its genuineness with other witnesses to testify today.
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Grand Jury
Brandenburg
Broughton Brandenburg
Grover Cleveland
The
Times
Russian student strike sparks clashes at Kazan and St Petersburg
Reports from St. Petersburg and Koenigsbrue coal mine describe student protests against Education Minister restrictions, with troops deployed at Kazan, 400 protesters arrested, and a fatal gas incident in a Koenigsbrue gallery. cholera adds to city mortality in St. Petersburg as 54 new cases and 27 deaths occur in 24 hours. John Gruenberg of the U.S. Commerce and Labor Department arrives in Sofia to study migration conditions.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Kasan
University of St. Petersburg
Koenigschuette
Koenigsbrube
Sofia
John Gruenberg
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Balloons Race Sees Helvetia Travel 775 Miles Over North Sea
German balloon Helvetia traveled about 775 miles direct and was rescued after gas exhaustion as other contestants vanished or landed in the North Sea. Castila dropped near Helgoland. Montojo and Robero rescued by fishermen. American aeronauts Hewat and Arnold arrived in Berlin trusting rescue efforts.
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Schmargendorf
Busley
Niemier
Hans Siedmann
Cuxhave
Castilla
Helgoland
Montojo
Robe
Christiansand
Helvetia
Molde
Helvétia
Skagerrak
North Sea
Crief
Montanes
St. Louis
Norway
Aero Club
Russia
Wangerloog Island
N. H. Arnold
Jarry J. Hewat
North Adams
Mass
Cuxhaven
Robero
Balloon Castila survivors reach Hamburg after wreck
Montojo and Robero, rescued from the wrecked Castilla balloon, arrived in Hamburg on October 14 aboard a cutter flying the Spanish flag. They recalled the balloon spending over an hour near Helgoland, then drifting until a fishing boat rescued them after about twenty minutes in the water, with two other balloons passing overhead.
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Hamburg
Montojo
Robero
Castilla
Helgoland
Horse Predicament In Essex Market Court
A man named Pinkey Goldstein bursts into Essex Market Court claiming a warrant is needed to recover his horse, saying it’s tied to a lamp post near Seward Park. A peddler, Samuel Molinsky, admits the horse once followed him home and was kept in a friend’s stable.
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Prof. Hochman
Goldstein
Tiechman
Gensheimer
Samuel Molinsky
Pike Street
Court House
Hester
Essex Streets
Seward Park
No Snub to the Fleet in Philadelphia Founders Week
Rear Admiral Arnold reports the squadron's Philadelphia stay during Founders Week was cordial with local authorities and fleet personnel. The fleet left the city abruptly amid claims of poor treatment by the Celebration Committee.
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Washington
Arnold
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Feist Held on Grand Larceny Charge in Tombs Court
Simon Feist of 175 West Ninety third Street is held in 3500 bail by Magistrate Breen in the Tombs on grand larceny charges. David Rosenfeld of 44 West 168th Street says Feist as executor diverted a 1100 estate left by Rosenfeld’s mother in 1902. Feist reportedly remitted income to Oct 15 1907, then claimed funds were exhausted. Feist was arrested at his home yesterday morning.
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Simon Feist
West Ninety Third Street
Breen
Tombs Court
David Rosenfeld
West 168Th Street
Feist
Ace
Rosenfeld
Maillards Moves to Fifth Avenue and Pee Street
Maillard's, the famed women friendly restaurant long anchored by the old Fifth Avenue Hotel, has relocated to Fifth Avenue and Pee Street. The reopened space doubles floor area with a dedicated women’s lounge. The article notes Maillard’s long social role in New York and recalls founder Gaige Maillard and his son Henri Maillard Jr who now runs the establishment.
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Maillard’s
Fifth Avenue
Pee Street
New Maillard's
Maillard'’s
New York
Delmonico’s
Maillard
ISIS
Gale
Americ
Mailiara
Lincoln
Washington
Henri Aifard, Jr
Angler Arrested for Park Lake Fishing Incident
George Frowers of New Brighton Island in Newark fished in Weoconhic Park Lake yesterday morning and was arrested by Judge Howell for violating park rules. The incident involved a bent pin and a small boys' fishing claim, with Frowers insisting he did not bite or cause harm.
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George Frowers
New Brighton
Sthiten Island
Weoconhic Park
Tak
Newark
David Howell
Howell
Kirser Fiehis
Howard
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