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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1908

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Servians Kill Three Austrians Frontier Clash Provokes Demands

Belgrade crowds call for cabinet resignation after Servians kill three Austrian gendarmes on the frontier. King Peter faces pressure to declare war or resign as Austrian forces could move onto Servian soil within 24 hours. British naval units move toward the Aegean while talks in London hinge on Foreign Affairs talk. Montenegro proclaims treaty relief.

Budapest Belgrade Peter Austria

Gunboats in Action on Bosnian Frontier

Vienna reports a telephone message from Budapest claiming Servians killed three Austrian gendarmes on the Bosnian frontier and that gunboats bombarded the Servians in retaliation. No confirmation has been received.

Vienna Budapest

Servia Unrest Grows as Demands Resignations Rise

In Belgrade Theatre Square crowds press for the Cabinet’s resignation and call for King Peter to abdicate or declare war. Skupshtina members arrive for an extraordinary session amid guarded Austro-Hungarian Legation, volunteer enlistments continue. Paris reports Serbia Montenegro relations renewed after spring bomb incident involving Crown Prince.

Montenegro Servia

Austrian Army Ready to Strike Across Servian Frontier

Vienna reports Austria-Hungary can mobilize 150000 men within 24 hours if needed. A garrison of 10000 soldiers stands near the Drina River between Bosnia and Serbia, prepared for any emergency.

Servian Drina River Bosnia Servia

Forts Fire On Vessel Near Bosporus

A Bulgarian steamer en route between Constantinople and Varna attracted fort fire when the new royal flag, unfamiliar to observers, led forts to fire two blank shots across her bows. The ship reversed and left the Bosporus.

Bosporus

British Fleet Sails From Malta In Watch for events

The Prince of Wales flagships with Glory Diana Suffolk Angier and Banshee set sail from Valetta to the Aegean Sea to monitor the situation. The Canopus and Minerva follow later. London notes the move may calm unrest and deter spoliation, with Lemnos as a possible destination.

Prince Louis of Battenberg Glory Diana Suffolk Angier Banshee Lemnos

Discovery Traces 2000 Year Sea Voyage Before Solomon

Professor James S. Breasted of the University of Chicago announces in Chicago that a Sicily tablet shows a pyramid builder sent forty ships across the Mediterranean to Lebanon for cedar, indicating an earlier sea voyage two thousand years before Solomon. Breasted has excavated in the Orient for three years.

the Tribune Chicago James S. Breasted University of Chicago Sicily Solomon Mediterranean Lebanon Breasted Orient

Fleet Off For Japan On Atlantic Fleet Departure

The Atlantic fleet comprising sixteen battleships led by the Connecticut sailed from Manila toward Japan after revisions to depart earlier. No public turnout occurred but merchants dipped flags and launches saluted as the fleet moved north into the China Sea. Manila also launched a cholera control campaign with house inspections and reinforced police. Separately, Maine and Alabama left Ponta Delgada for New York on the final leg of their world cruise.

Manila Japan Sperry Connecticut Corregidor Island China Sea Ponta Delgada Azores United States Maine Alabama New York

Detective on Warpath Rampage Through Third Avenue

Central Office Lieutenant Henry Hand caused terror last night as reserves from East 35th Street tackled him after a spree across Third Avenue. He assaulted patrons with a blackjack and fired his revolver at Walsh and Purcell eateries and Wellbrook Brothers' saloon before abuses at the station.

East 35Th Street Henry Hand Central Office Hand William Smith Third Avenue Walsh James Purcell 33D Street Wellbrook Brothers 34Th Street Greene Nammack

Murder on eve of wedding rocks Wadsworth Ohio

Ora Lee twenty one a factory girl was found shot twice on the road between Wadsworth and Custard Hook. Her fiancé Guy Rasor is detained and denies involvement. Police suspect a buggy ride with a man and note a missing horse shoe at Rasor’s stables. Miss Lee had left to prepare for her wedding.

Wadsworth Ohio Ora Lee Custard Hook Guy Rasor Miss Lee Rasor

Auto kills woman in Leeds car wreck at Curtis Corner

In Leeds a prominent city physician and Mrs Williams were thrown from their auto when it overturned at Curtis Corner. Mrs Williams died soon after being removed from the wreck and Dr Williams is in serious condition. They were en route to their summer camp on Androscoggin Lake. The crash occurred at Bishop's Hill when the car struck a sandy patch and toppled as the driver tried to avoid the other side. Auburn Me October 9 Dr Charles E Williams was identified in the report.

Auburn Charles E. Williams

Lawson Rumor Triggers Boston Curb Panic

Report that Thomas W. Lawson was more seriously injured in last Sunday's runaway crash spurred a half hour panic in the local curb market. Bay State Gas fell from 5 to 84 as 5 000 shares changed hands and brokers crowded streets until an official notice stated he would be in his office Monday.

The Tribune Boston Thomas W. Lawson Bay State Financial District

Wright makes six short flights at Le Mans

Wilbur Wright piloted his aircraft at Le Mans on October 9 making six short flights. Passengers Lazcre Weiler and M. Deutsch de la Meurthe accompanied him as the machine rose to a height of nine feet during the evolutions.

le Mans Wilbur Wright Lazcre Weiler M. Deutsch de la Meurthe

Government by Commission Debate and Reform Calls

Governor Hughes argues for administration placing public interests above self interest and regulatory reform of public service corporations. Chanler opposes commission government, citing past unregulated books and improper expenses by traction firms. The piece critiques falsified accounting and praises the Public Service Commissions oversight while urging voters to oppose Chanler.

Hughes Public Service Commissions

Chanler Refuses Answers at Democratic Headquarters

Lieu tenant Governor Chanler faced questions on statewide issues at a Binghamton rally. He refused to answer, stating a rule against replies, while praising Governor Hughes as an able and honest official.

Binghamton N. Y Chanler New York State Public Service Commissions Charles Ek. Hughes Hughes

Admiral Arnold Withdraws Ships From Delaware

Rear Admiral C H Arnold of the Atlantic fleet withdrew his vessels from the upper Delaware to League Island Navy Yard amid alleged snubs during Founders Week. He reports to Secretary Metcalf and laments poor accommodations and courtesy toward officers and men during parades and dinners.

Tribune Philadelphia C. H. Arnold Upper Delaware League Island Navy Yard Admiral Arnold Metcalf Arnold Secretary of the Navy Qpursday

King Alfonso's car wrecked in Spain tire burst

In Placentia Spain on October 9 the Spanish royal automobile crashed after a tire burst. King Alfonso was uninjured while two aides suffered serious bruises.

Placentia Spain Alfonso

Beatrice Bruner Godfrey Sues Father in Law

Beatrice Bruner Godfrey sues Lester Godfrey alleging alienation of her husband Arthur Godfrey and seeks 100000 dollars. She also faces a pending divorce claim claiming anonymous letters from a jealous woman, allegedly used by the father in law.

the Tribune Boston Beatrice Bruner Godfrey Lester Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Godfrey

One Dollar Per Hair Valuation Sues for Loss

Mrs. Susan E. Robinson seeks 10000 dollars claiming she lost every hair after a scalp injury at the Sylvester Tower Manufacturing plant in Cambridge. She asserts the hair loss was caused by the machinery and sues for 10000 dollars at one dollar per hair.

the Tribune Boston Susan E. Robinson Sylvester Tower Cambridge

Spider's Bite Killing Miss Dees

Miss Beulah Dees, cousin of Senator Joseph W Bailey of Texas, is dying after a venomous spider bite near Denton. Physicians tonight gave up hope for her recovery.

Senator Bailey Tribune Denton Tex Beulah Dees Joseph W. Bailey Texas

Taft Strength in the West Cited by Hitchcock

Chicago October 9 Chairman Hitchcock said West state chairmen reports show improved Republican strength across the region. He insisted there is no question of Mr. Taft's strength in the West.

Chicago Hitchcock West Taft

Mistchenko Shot Wounding Turkestan Governor General

General Mistchenko governor general of Turkestan was wounded in Turkestan army corps maneuvers near Askabad. A adjutant was slightly wounded. The operation suspended and weapons checked amid suspected revolutionary plot. Ball cartridges and bullet traces found in rifle barrels.

Askabad Turkestan Mistchenko Japan

Boy Locked in Closet Found After Wedding

Miss Catherine Reynolds, a Peabody teacher, locked her pupil Manuel Silva in a school closet Wednesday morning. He remained hidden until Thursday night causing a three posse search. The wedding occurred twenty miles away. the boy is seriously ill but expected to recover.

the Tribune Peabody Mass Catherine Reynolds Manuel Silva

Signs of Prosperity in U.S. Rail Traffic

The fortnightly report from the American Railway Association shows rapid improvement in business conditions and growing rail traffic. Idle cars on side tracks have fallen since April from 413,605, with bad order cars potentially boosting total beyond 600,000. The two weeks ending September 30 show a further surplus decrease of 39,795, bringing total surplus cars in the United States and Canada to 133,792.

United States Canada

Heir to Throne Receives First Papers in Naturalization

Archdracon Malick Gabriel Javahr, claiming kinship to Kurdistan’s ruler, renounced allegiance to the Turkish Sultan and received his first papers for U S citizenship at the federal naturalization bureau. Born March 26, 1876 in Zerine Jeiov, Turkey, he came to the United States June 28, 1905 from Patros Greece and lists No 80 Greenwich Street as his address. He describes himself as a clergyman and asserts he is heir to the Kurdistan throne.

Archdracon Malick Gabriel Javahr Kurdistan Turkey Federal Naturalization Bureau Zerine Jeiov Patros Greece Greenwich Street Javahr

Burglars Loot October Mountain Lodge in Lenox

Thieves broke into the October Mountain lodge of Harry Payne Whitney in Lenox Massachusetts last night and carried away valuable furnishings. The burglary was noted by a scouting party including Mr and Mrs Samuel Frothingham Mr and Mrs David T Dana and Mrs George Westinghouse Elmer Parsons the Whit ney property superintendent was informed. The lodge was a wedding gift from the late William C Whitney to his son.

Lenox Mass October Mountain Lodge Harry Payne Whitney New York Samuel Frothing

Harriman Moves Toward Frisco Link in Early Community Plan

Wall Street reacts as St Louis & San Francisco negotiates with Kuhn Loeb and Co to handle 7.5 million in 4 percent notes due December and weigh future ties to Harriman rail lines. The shift from Speyer to Kuhn Loeb signals closer scrutiny of Frisco finances and potential Harriman expansion across the system and connections to Erie and Central of Georgia.

Harriman Wall Street St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company Kuhn, Loeb & Co Berliner Handelsgesellschaft Berlin Harlgarten & Co New York Sperer & Co Rock Island Company Frisco Speyer House St. Louis San Francisco Prisco Speyer & Co Kuhn, Loeb Erie Gould Rock Island Georgia Birmingham Savannah Illinois Central Southern Pacific Central of The Tribune Atchison Kansas City Southern Missouri, Kansas & Texas Colorado Southern New Orleans & Pacific Houston New Orleans Baton Rouge

Beeckman Nominated for Newport State Legislature

At the Republican city convention in Newport Rhode Island on October 9 R Livingston Beeckman a Newport summer colony member was named the party’s candidate for Representative to the State Legislature. He had previously signaled his intent to seek the nomination this year.

Tribune Newport R. I R. Livingston Beeckman Newport Summer Colony

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Malta Egean Sea M. Isnailsky London Paris Sir Edward Grey Prince Nicholas of Serviens Theatre Square Austria-Hungary Son Crown Prince George Skupshtina National Assembly Temps Constantinople Varna Aegean Canopus Minerva Foreign Office Warpath Held Auto Leeds Lawson George Interurban Street Railway New York City Railway Railroad Commission Lemuel E. Quigg John B. McDonald Democratic Party Messrs. Murphy Conners Ryan Belmont King's Spider Miss Dees Association H. P. Whitney Speyers& CO. Business
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