Taft Arrives in Cincinnati After Chicago Trip
President Taft reached Cincinnati early this morning after a rapid run from Chicago. He rested at his brother Charles P. Taft’s home, registered at his old precinct, and conferred with Mr. Vorys and his staff. Taft praised Chicago’s entrepreneurial spirit at a dinner with the Association of Commerce and outlined campaign plans through October 28 in New York, Indiana, Ohio, and other states.
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War fever and royal acclaim as crises stir Balkans
Reports say ministers may resign amid cabinet tensions while Crown Prince may lead forces into Bosnia. Crowds cheer the prince during a motor parade as troops are greeted returning from maneuvers. Government halts travel passes for potential mobilization and protests Austria Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Serbia urges restoration of Berlin Treaty conditions or seeks compensation, insisting guarantees for its independence and state existence.
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Montenegrins Protest Annexation Move
Citizens in Cetinje Montenegro gathered in several meetings to condemn Austria Hungarian annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and urged government to reconcile with Serbia. Prince Nicholas called Parliament to convene in an extraordinary session on October 11.
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Invitations Not Issued for Balkan Congress
St Petersburg reports that invitations to a proposed congress on the Balkan situation have not been issued. A circular note is with Foreign Minister G Iswolsky in Paris awaiting approval and possible changes. The congress location appears likely to shift to Paris Rome or London due to distance and neutrality concerns.
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Austria-Hungary Opens Talks on Bulgaria Recognition
Budapest Oct 8 Austria has begun open negotiations with several powers over recognizing the new kingdom of Bulgaria and fostering peaceful relations between Turkey and Bulgaria. Baron von Aehrenthal announced this at the opening session of the Austrian and Hungarian delegates. Emperor Francis Joseph welcomed the delegates and spoke of constitutional plans for Bosnia and Herzegovina. He urged peaceful, cooperative efforts with Germany and Italy and others to maintain peace in Europe.
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Britain warns Belgrade amid Near East delays
London dispatch reports the British government urging Belgrade to counsel Serbia to show moderation and correct attitude as Cretan annexation and Bosnia Herzegovina tensions complicate Near East negotiations. Britain favors Crete-Greece timing and dismisses fears of imminent Balkan war while awaiting Serbia's protest notes.
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Outline of Balkan conference programme and European alignments
A government communique from Paris outlines a tentative conference programme on the Balkan situation. Iswolsky will present it to Asquith and Grey as France hopes for a joint Anglo French Russian agreement. Britain may woo Turkey while Russia and Italy shift positions, with the US unlikely to be invited. Clemenceau addresses Near East crises and defense needs in Bandol, urging unity with allies while defending liberty.
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Willcox Sees President Voting News From Tribune Bureau
Washington reports New York visitor W R Willcox expects Hughes to win New York by a large margin. He says Taft’s election is assured and Hughes will gain support from influential men considering voting Democratic for the state ticket.
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Lumblem men oppose Bryan over Canadian lumber duty
Montgomery Lum ny of Spring Hope North Carolina says state lumbermen oppose taft rival Bryan promising to remove duty on Canadian lumber. They warn removal would harm North Carolina mills by lowering prices and upsetting stampage and local business, affecting regional lumber competition and futures.
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A Policeman's Lot Heals on Postum Change
A nervous, heart troubled policeman finds relief after switching from coffee to Postum. He recalls years of suffering, slept poorly, and regained health after nearly three weeks. He notes improved nerves and sleep, ending with a handwritten testimonial and a reference to The Road to Wellville.
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Germany Denies Charge On Bulgaria Independence
Berlin says the German Foreign Office repudiates any suggestion of German responsibility for Bulgaria's declaration of independence and Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Germany states it was as surprised as others by recent developments and finds the situation unsatisfactory. Reports say Albania's Arnauts may have proclaimed independence from Turkey, but no confirmation.
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Doubts Rise Over Ottoman Conference Amid Turbulent Week
In Constantinople doubts grow on a powers conference to discuss recent events. Britain warns such a meeting could worsen Turkey’s position. Kiamil Pacha reportedly submitted the mobilization text for three army corps. The Grand Vizier calls it a defensive move while Crete’s union with Greece sparks a Turkish protest. Greece says Cretans acted independently.
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Turkish Navy Orders Warships Toward Samos
Reports from Constantinople say Turkey ordered four warships to Samos, including the cruiser Meijidieh and three torpedo boats. The Turkish fleet is small and largely ineffective, with only a few torpedo craft beyond the cruiser. Samos lies about forty miles southwest of Smyrna, the nearest Greek island to the Turkish coast.
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Canea government swears oath as consular bodies protest
In Canea Crete on October the new government and the officers of the gendarmerie and militia took oaths of loyalty to Greece. The consular body protested the union declaration but will appeal to the four protecting powers Britain Russia France and Italy.
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Austria for Peace Meets With Roosevelt Over Balkans
Baron Hengelmuller, Austria-Hungary’s ambassador, conferred with President Roosevelt at the White House for about an hour to explain Austria-Hungary’s stance on Bulgaria’s independence and Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation. He said there was no wartime fear and that a conference of powers could resolve the Balkan dispute. Serbia’s long hope to claim Bosnia and Herzegovina is cited as now fading, prompting war warnings.
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Missions in Bulgaria report on church work amid political changes
The Board of Foreign Missions notes Bulgaria's potential independence and asks Rev. E. E. Count to report effects on church activities. It cites Liberal Prince Ferdinand, Methodist and Congregational interests, and Sofia landmarks. The Bulgarian agent story reveals a six month old plan to secure aid for free Bulgaria.
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Americans and Spaniards killed near Lubao in Pampanga
An American, Charles H. Trotter, and Spaniards Vincente Toledo and José Canayan were killed last Wednesday near Lubao Pampanga by a group of Filipinos. The victims were murdered with helps and their bodies mutilated in the attack.
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Campaign pamphlets of Chanler burned amid Hughes feud
Thousands of illustrated campaign documents printed to aid Chanler’s bid against Governor Hughes were destroyed after their cover depicted a beard with the caption Tear off the beard. Revealed insults labeled the governor a bigot and fanatic. State committee veterans ordered suppression to curb the controversy.
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Tammany Nominates Two Former Police Leaders for Congress
Tammany nominated two former police chiefs for Congress last night. William McAdoo, longtime Police Commissioner under Mayor McClellan, will oppose Representative William S. Bennet in the 17th District. Rhinelander Waldo, former First Deputy of Police under Commissioner Bingham, headed the Water Supply Police and was named to oppose Representative J Van Vechten Olcott in the 15th District.
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West Side Republican Club Ratifies Tickets at Broadway HQ
National state and local tickets were ratified by the West Side Republican club last night at the Broadway headquarters near Mth street. President Henry A Wise urged the gathering in a rallying call for support.
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