Bulgaria Proclaims Independence Amid Balkan Tensions
Diplomatic circles report Bulgaria has declared independence, with Austria Hungary and Germany ready to recognize. Turkey warns against upheaval as war risks rise. Italy seeks Albania port and freedom in Tripoli as price of acquiescence. Sofia cues France on the proclamation. The Bulgarian nation vows to defend the emancipation if needed.
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Britain Rejects Berlin Treaty Violations Amid Europe Tensions
London reports Britain will not recognize any party's unilateral breaches of the Berlin Treaty and will seek others' views before action. Austria Hungary backs annexing Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Bulgaria's Ferdinand proclaims a Bulgarian czar title. Turkish and Bulgarian forces mobilize as diplomatic maneuvers unfold.
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Europe
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Near East
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Balmoral
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The Times Warns Young Turks on War Risks
The Times of Bulgaria disapproves of Austria's alleged conspiracy with Bulgaria against Turkey. It warns Austria-Hungary to stop tearing up the Berlin Treaty and notes Russia would oppose provisions concerning the Dardanelles. British papers share anger at the perceived conspiracy backed by England and the King.
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Germany asserts restraint over Bulgaria independence and Bosnia annexation
Berlin reports a German official statement on Bulgaria's independence and Austria Hungary's Bosnia annexation. Germany remains reserve awaiting the Turkish Cabinet decision as to peace or war. The note asserts Austria's right under the Berlin Treaty and notes the Emperor at Rominten and Chancellor von Bülow on vacation with Foreign Secretary von Schoen delaying return.
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Protest From Turkey Over Bulgaria Independence
Constantinople reports the Council of Ministers convened to draft a protest to Bulgaria and the powers against the Berlin Treaty violation. Prince Ferdinand signals respect for the nation and seeks continued friendly ties, while Turkey contemplates measures possibly including tariff actions against Austria and Bulgaria.
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Young Turk Party
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German envoy rebuked over Bulgaria Austria plans
Constantinople dispatch reports Grand Vizier Kiamil Pacha summoned the German Ambassador and rebuked Berlin for inciting Bulgaria and Austria. Baron Marschall von Bieberstein insisted Germany was not consulted and did not approve its ally’s annexation moves.
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Novoe Vremya
Kiamil Pacha
Germany
Bulgaria
Austria
Marschall von Bieberstein
Bulgarian and Turkish Forces Reported Moving Toward Frontier
Vienna dispatch in the Temps says Bulgarian troops march toward the frontier and Turks also advance. Austria-Hungary mobilizes two army corps. No official confirmation of Turkish or Bulgarian mobilization. Bulgarians expected to remain defensive.
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Temps
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Rioting in Belgrade Over Austria Hungary Annexation
Belgrade on October 5 reports a wild mob in the streets, revolvers fired, demanding war with Austria rather than accepting the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Servia stands at the danger point amid growing anti-annexation sentiment.
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Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Russia to propose congress for Berlin Treaty revision
St. Petersburg reports Russia will call a conference of major powers to renegotiate the Berlin Treaty after Bulgaria's independence. Russia seeks compensatory gains from Austria Hungary for Bosnia and Herzegovina and weighs opening the Dardanelles to warships. Count Berchthold meets Emperor Nicholas as Baltic developments unfold.
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Russia
Congress of the Powers
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dardanelles
Turkey
Europe
Balkan
Count Berchthold
M. d'Isnoisky
Nicholas
Alarm on Bourses as Near East Turmoil Roils London
London stock market reacts to Near East developments with declines in Consols and foreign bonds. Turkish bonds offered lower, Ottoman Bank and Bulgarian and Russian issues slide amid Paris selling. Trading light with limited stock changes.
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Stock Exchange
Near East
Paris
Balkans Tension Pushes European Markets Lower
Prices hardened slightly and markets closed steadier after a Balkans worry depressed the Boerse. Berlin reports were mixed with Deutsche Bank shares down four points, while Paris saw a sharp early fall on Balkan fears before a barely steady close.
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Paris
Servian
Market little moved by Bulgarian Turkish tension
Local brokers reported a feverish market briefly but found little lasting impact from the Bulgaria Turkey situation. Foreign bankers expected no domestic disruption and noted potential demand for breadstuffs if war starts. Grain traders believed Balkan hostilities would nudge European prices but not trigger major U.S. price shifts.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
America a Looker-On in Balkans Crisis
Washington reports the American government remains a looker-on as Balkan tensions unfold. The U S says it has no voice in Berlin treaty complications and will recognize a new government only if it is a strong, de facto authority. Republicans urged to register to vote.
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NYU Law Students Try to Free Prisoner in Washington Square
Captain Henry and Mercer Street Reserve force drove fifty New York University Law School students from Washington Square East basement at 106 Waverley Place after an attempt to rescue a prisoner from Detective Kelcher. Three were arrested for felonious assault and interference with an officer. bail was posted for Mason, Lawson, and McGuire.
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Harry Lawson
John McGuire
St. Nicholas Avenue
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East Broadway
Mason
Divorce of Mrs. E. B. Hall Involves Rev. Denham
Justice Aspinall in Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterd ay accepted the referee’s report and granted an interlocutory decree in the Mrs. E Barrol Hall Jr. divorce case. The Rev Benjamin Q Denham named as co respondent. sealed papers were refused to protect the clergyman and public decency.
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Missouri
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Aspina
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Lawyers Back Beckett for Surrogate Nomination
Lawyers from several parties met at 37 Liberty Street backing Surrogate Charles H. Beckett to succeed himself. Henry F. Miller led the gathering, with about fifty attendees and nearly three hundred favorable letters read. A hundred lawyers were empowered to form a committee to push the nomination.
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Henry F. Miller
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James Taylor Lewis
Rollins
Hansom
Edmund C. Mooney
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Independence Party
Mrs Northrop dies from burns after Seabright explosion
In Long Branch New Jersey Mrs John D Northrop wife of a New York diamond broker died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from burns sustained when alcohol exploded at Seabright yesterday.
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Taft Receives Cordial Missouri Welcome On Campaign Swing
Taft’s Missouri tour draws large crowds at every stop from Kansas City to Macon with speeches in Kansas and Missouri. He challenges Gompers and defends tariff revisions, defines Democrats, and greets crowds including workers and veterans while urging voters to register tonight.
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Taft
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Hughes Attacks Bryan in Minnesota Stop Tour
Governor Hughes canvassed Minnesota towns with fireside humor and sharp contentions. He praised Taft’s record and mocked Bryan as an apostle of fallacies, drawing cheers from large crowds despite some boos.
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Winona
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New York State
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Advertisement claims a single day cure for colds using AAXATIVE BROMO QUINI with a refund if it fails. It mentions a “fuse” on each box and promises dramatic relief.
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