CRETANS DEMAND GREEK RULE IN CRETE REBELLION
The union of Crete with Greece is decreed after a mass assembly at Canea while Montenegro breaks away from Austrian control. Britain opposes a Berlin Treaty conference and wants only Turkey compensation discussed. Servia sees war talk and volunteer enrollments as the ministry resigns. Austrian mobilization orders cited.
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Crete
Greece
Canea
Montenegro
Great Britain
Turkey
Servia
Buland
Berlin
London
Franz Ferdinand
Union of Crete with Greece Declared Amid Mass Demonstration
Crete officials publish a decree proclaiming union with Greece after a dramatic day in Canea. Crowds exceeding ten thousand cheer the decision as Greek flags replace Crete banners at public buildings, while authorities bolster guard and a special government notice issues the proclamation. Berlin notes the move not instigated by the German government.
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Crete
Oct. T
Greece
Canea
Mussulmans
Free Kingdom of Greece
C. A. Rangabe
Servian Ministry Resigns. new defence ministry formed
Belgrade on October 7 reports the Servian Ministry led by Premier and Foreign Minister Velimirovics has resigned. A new national defence ministry will be created, including leaders from the four major political parties.
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Belgrade
M. Velimirovics
National Defence
Montenegro Prince Proclaims Grief Over Bosnia Annexation
In Cettinje today October 7 the reigning Montenegrin prince issued a proclamation expressing the nation’s sorrow at the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The announcement continues on the third page.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Twenty Five Drowned Captain Survives On Dory Plank
The captain of the French schooner Juanita, sole survivor of a crew of twenty six, clung to a dory plank for thirty six hours in the North Atlantic after the vessel foundered in a hurricane. He was brought to St Pierre by the fishing schooner General Archamere, delirious and unable to name himself. The Juanita, owned by Yvon Brothers of St Malo, went down with all hands. two dogs swam to him and were kept at bay during the struggle.
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St. Pierre
North Atlantic
Juanita
General Archamere
West Indies
Archamere
St. Malo
France
Yvon Brothers
Mr. Perham
E.S.E
S.E
Cook
Jeeward
Benzine Blast Fatal At Brooklyn Shirt Waist Factory
An exploding benzine can at the Monarch Shirt Waist Company in a Greene Street building caused one death and multiple injuries. Max Jones, 32, of 174 Meserole Street Brooklyn, died at St. Vincent's Hospital after being burned near the can. Aaron Scheff and Louis Goldberg, both Brooklyn residents, suffered serious burns but are expected to recover. two female workers sustained minor hand burns as panic arose among about 200 workers.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Greene Street
Max Jones
Meserole Street
Brooklyn
Aaron Scheff
Wallabout Street
Louis Goldberg
Clymer Street
Monarch Shirt Waist Company
Chicago
Brush
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Fred Knowles
Bingham
Collar Causes Death At Tremont Hotel
Michael Tracy, a retired contractor, killed himself by a tight collar at the Tremont Hotel in Boston. He struggled to fasten the collar, then collapsed after saying he had it. The medical examiner linked the death to heart failure triggered by the effort.
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the Tribune
Boston
Michael Tracy
Tremont Hotel
Boy Drowns Companion in New Bedford
Nelson King eight years old was arrested for drowning Ernest Sousa seven. King, with a prior horse stealing record, confessed to pushing Sousa from a rock into the water to test his swimming. He calmly claimed Sousa held his hands, then disappeared beneath the surface and did not surface again.
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the Tribune
New Bedford
Mass
Nelson King
Ernest Sousa
King
Sousa
Wife Stolen Hours After Wedding In Cleveland
Mrs. Fred J. Marquard fled with friends an hour after marriage, whisked away in an automobile. The groom, angered and puzzled, sought police help as darkness fell. The incident is thought to be a joke on the popular young socialite.
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the Tribune
Cleveland
Fred J. Marquard
Marquard
Woman offers Broadway mansion as bail for speeding chauffeur
Mrs Frank Burton Robinson of Ossining offers 274 Broadway valued at 760000 as bail for her chauffeur Otto Lundgren of Long Island City after police find he lacks a license at Fifth Avenue and 51st Street. Bail set at 200 with alternate bail option of Manhattan Building at Broadway and Canal Street.
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East 51St Street
Frank Burton Robinson
Ossining
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
51St Street
Dunn
Otto Lundgren
Second Avenue
Long Island City
Leutenant
Bai
Robinson
Manhattan
Canal Street
No Bath in Eleven Years Divorce Case
Mrs Mary Erny of Pine Township filed for divorce from William F Erny claiming he had not taken a bath in eleven years. The master’s report was released this afternoon along with alimony terms. In Chicago Norman E Mack, Democratic National Committee chair, denied any collapse and said he felt well despite yesterday’s stomach trouble.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
William F. Erny
Pine Township
Mary Erny
Chicago
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Sardou Severely Ill After Sudden Health Decline
Paris reports Victorien Sardou, long ailing, has suddenly worsened and is in serious condition. The noted playwright's health has deteriorated, prompting concern from peers and admirers.
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Paris
Victorien Sardou
Base Ball Battle Lineup At Polo Grounds For Big Decider
NEW YORK Tenney first base Herzog second base Bresnahan catcher Donlin right field Seymour centre field Pevlin third base McCormick left field Bridwell shortstop Mathewson pitcher CHICAGO Sheckard left field Evers second base Schulte right field Chance first base Howard or Hofman centre field Steinfeldt third base Tinker shortstop Kling catcher Brown Ruelbach or Pfeister pitcher Probable umpires Klem and Johnstone.
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New York
Tenney
Herzog
Bresnahan
Donlin
Seymour
Pevlin
McCormick
Bridwell
Mathewson
Chicago
Sheckard
Evers
Schulte
Chance
Howard
Hofman
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Kling
Brown
Ruelbach
Pfeister
Klem and
Johnstone
Shearn Warns Bryan of Treachery by New York Machine
Clarence J. Shearn independent candidate for Governor spoke in Buffalo at Concert Hall warning William J. Bryan about treachery from the Democratic machine in New York. He suggested the Chanler campaign may be divorced from Bryan with taft and Chanler as the desired duo.
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Buffalo
Clarence J. Shearn
Independence League
May Oust Stephenson From Williamsburg Bridge Station
Commissioner Bingham planned to dismiss Captain John T Stephenson from the force today. Stephenson, in command of the Williamsburg Bridge station in Brooklyn, faced charges of neglecting discipline and being absent from midnight to early morning for months. This would be his third dismissal following a Lexow probe, with prior indictments for blackmail extortion and accepting bribes and a Sing Sing sentence of three years nine months.
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Bingham
John T Stephenson
Williamsburg Bridge
Brooklyn
Hanson
Stephenson
Lexow
Giants Tie Cubs for Pennant In Final Championship Battle
A major showdown at the Polo Grounds pits the Giants against the Cubs as both teams vie for the pennant. Fans anticipate a decisive game today that will determine the championship with a dramatic late-season surge and critical pitching matchups.
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New York
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cubs
Boston
Pittsburg
Detroit
McGraw
Donlin
Seymour
McCormick
Loss of Mayflower Told by a Survivor
A survivor recounts the Mayflower voyage from New York on September 19 to Kingston Jamaica for the Southern Research Company. The storm wrecked the schooner, the crew survived, and all were rescued by the Dumois and brought to Baltimore.
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Roger A. Derby
Harvard
New York
Baltimore
Mayflower
Kingston
Jamaica
Southern Research Company
Caribbean Sea
Harriman to Take Over Gould Lines in Pittsburg Area
E H Harriman announces a deal to acquire the Wheeling and Lake Erie West Side Belt Line and Wabash Pittsburg Terminal from the Goulds. L F Loree to be named president of the new Harriman combination, with Pittsburg as its likely headquarters.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
E. H. Harriman
Goulds
L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Wheeling & Lake Erie
West Side Belt Line
Wabash Pittsburg
George Gould
Loree
Harriman Lines
Military convicts escape at Fort Adams
An alarm rang at Fort Adams as three coast artillery convicts Stone Taylor and Senay fled while working in the cemetery. They assaulted sentry Private Adela and were pursued by Lieutenant Frank H. Phipps and three armed privates, surrendering about a quarter mile from the fort before a shot was fired.
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Newport
R. 1
Fort Adams
Stone
Taylor
Senay
Coast Artillery
Adela
Frank H. Phipps
Inflexible Sets New Speed Record in Trials
Glasgow reports the British battleship cruiser Inflexible reached 27 4 knots in official trials, surpassing all records though fog limited speed. The vessel is the latest improved Dreadnought type illustrating peak naval construction for the Royal Navy.
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Glasgow
Forest fires sprout near Tupper Lake and Adirondacks
Albany October 7 George McCoy superintendent for the International Paper Company telegraphed Colonel W F Fox State Superintendent of Forests that New York Central locomotives started a fire near Tupper Lake in the Adirondacks. Fires also smoulder on Baker Mountain near Saranac Lake and in Dannemora near Clinton prison.
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Albany
George McCoy
Tupper Lake
International Paper Company
W. F. Fox
New York Central
Adirondacks
Baker Mountain
Saranac Lake
Dannemora
Clinton Prison
Disfranchisement Wins Governor Race in Georgia
Atlanta reports Joseph M. Brown elected Governor by a margin nearing 90 thousand votes over W Yancey Carter on Independence ticket. Carter carried one county. Disfranchisement amendment ratified by a fair vote. Carter’s support seen as personal protest. Hearst expected no corps of votes in Georgia.
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the Tribune
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
W. Yancey Carter
Yancey Carter
Brown
Bryan
Hearst
Equitable Sells Denver Building for 1.4 Million
The Denver building of the Equitable Life Assurance Society was sold yesterday for 1.4 million dollars to William Barth of Denver. The asset revaluation valued the property at 1.15 million.
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Equitable
Denver
Equitable Life Assurance Society
William Barth
Longworths Sprint to Catch Train at Union Station Pittsburg
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Congressman Nicholas Longworth caused amusement in Pittsburg as they sprinted down 199 yards of station platform to reach a departing train to Cincinnati. Mrs Longworth arrived a car length ahead of her husband.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Union Station
Cincinnati
Longworth
President Roosevelt Absent From Campaign Trail
Roosevelt will not stump for Taft in the campaign, according to White House confirmations and statements by Senator Hemenway. Secretary Root may deliver a Cooper Union speech in New York on October 31, while Taft and Hughes are favored in New York and Indiana.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Hemenway
Indiana
Middle West
Bishop Cranston
White House
New York
Root
Newa York
Cooper Union
W. L. Ward
York State
Ward
Upper
City
Mim Ward
Bryan
Bic Ward
Hughes
Legislatum
State Senate
West
Kansas
David Mulvane
National Committee
East
Mr. Mulvane
McKinley
President Satisfied With Campaign Leadership
George R. Sheldon treasurer of the Republican National Committee said the President was entirely satisfied with Chairman Hitchcock's management of the campaign. State Chairman Woodruff noted smaller contributions than in prior campaigns and that the national committee would be asked to aid the New York state campaign in funds.
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George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Hitchcock
Woodruff
National Committee
New York State
Harriman Man Addresses Trans-Mississippi Congress
J C Stubbs traffic director for Harriman lines spoke for E H Harriman at the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress in San Francisco. He critiqued Western transportation faults and the future of the region, hinting at lasting influence over railroad destinies.
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San Francisco
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