Servia Hesitates on War as Belgrade Talks Continue
In Belgrade the National Assembly adjourned without action but is expected to pass a confidence vote in the government. London hopes for an agreement between M Iswolsky and Sir Edward Grey on powers action while King Edward engages directly. Rioters in Cettinje toppled Austrian arms from the consulate as Austria blocks Bosnia from talks and a British fleet sails east.
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Belgrade Assembly Ends Session Without Clear Austria Hungary Vote
Belgrade October 11 The Skuptschina after a secret session lasting over twenty four hours adjourned without a definite decision on action toward Austria Hungary. The meeting was stormy with recesses. war was demanded but shelved after Foreign Minister Milovanovics explained ammo shortages for new batteries. A confidence vote in the government is expected tomorrow as the Balkan crisis calm appears to hold for the moment.
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Herzegovina
Servia’s Claims Shaped by Diplomats and Caution at Home
Reports indicate Milanovics will visit London Paris and Rome to press Servia’s claims while a French diplomat arrives on a special mission. Despite Crown Prince rhetoric crowds thin as awareness grows that war could destroy Servia. Only first reserves mobilized, not a general call as of now.
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Rome
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Rioters Strike At Austrian Consulate Coat of Arms
A mob in Cettinje Montenegro tore down the coat of arms from the Austrian Consulate during a demonstration today as tensions between Austria and Montenegro escalate.
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Britain's Precautions Begin Eastward Move
London dispatch reports Gibraltar sources stating the British Atlantic fleet of six battleships is taking on stores in preparation for sailing to the East, signaling heightened naval mobilization.
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Daily Mail
Plan to Seize Islands Influences Balkan Front
London reports the fall of the Servian Ministry is imminent and a coalition Cabinet will form. Austrians plan to seize two islands in the Drina River on the Servian Bosnian frontier. Rumors of war trigger a bank run in Belgrade.
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Sultan May Abdicate Rumor From Constantinople
Dispatches from Constantinople report rumors that the Sultan, pressed by the Committee of Union and Progress, will abdicate in favor of his brother Mehemmed-Resha Effendi. Also notes urge readers to register before voting and mentions polling booth locations in Manhattan and The Bronx.
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Cretan Assembly to meet amid calm after protests
Canea Crete Oct 11 The Cretan Assembly will convene an extraordinary session tomorrow to address public order and the recent armed demonstrations. Officials outlined the agenda in the programme issued today.
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Island of Crete
Assembly President Opens Session Under King’s Name
The assembly president will open the session in the name of the King of Greece with all consuls and military officers invited. Municipalities have adopted resolutions declaring union with Greece. Reports of Greece’s stance have dampened public mood and officials warn against further armed demonstrations as international troops disapprove. Danger signals a missed voter registration with last day urgency.
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Jerusalem Protest Meeting Fails to Support Austrian Moves
In Jerusalem on October 11 a public gathering voiced opposition to Bulgaria’s independence and Austria’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Speakers condemned the actions and resolutions were sent to the Young Turk party.
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King Edward Takes Active Part in Foreign Negotiations
London reports unusual activity at Buckingham Palace and the Foreign Office as King Edward XIII engages with M. Iswolsky and other diplomats. Officials say Sir Edward Grey and the King are aligned with a path toward a settlement, with a cabinet meeting to review progress and a possible parliamentary statement.
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Britain Pushes Turkish Agreement On Bosnia At Conference
Paris reports Britain aims to have Turkey settle Bosnia with Austria so Austria can join the powers conference. Temps correspondent says Turkey may accept Austria’s annexation of two provinces as fact, while seeking Bulgaria satisfaction. Prince Ferdinand, soon to be Czar of the Bulgarians, questions Britain’s stance on Bulgaria’s independence and liberal traditions. Also notices urging passers to enroll before closing booths tonight.
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Austria Still Firm in Bosnia Question Stand
The Russian Foreign Office watches talks among M Iswolsky Sir Edward Grey and the King for a congress outcome. Emperor Nicholas delays replying to Francis Josephs letter until Iswolsky returns. Austrian ambassador Berchthold meets Tcharykoff and reiterates Austria will not join a congress if Bosnia is on the agenda. Prince von Furstenberg backs this stance, noting only Austria and Turkey want annexation. other powers lack grounds to intervene. The text ends mid discussion on Bulgarian recognition.
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Russia backs Bulgaria at congress, independence fades from sight
Russia has assured Bulgaria of support for her pretensions before the congress, while independence has temporarily dropped out of sight. The pledge signals diplomatic backing amid ongoing negotiations and regional tensions.
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Russia
Bulgaria
Twenty Thousand Armings Reach America to Aid Servia
Telegraph dispatch from Pittsburg reports Servians in the United States including St. Louis and San Francisco are forming military organizations to aid Servia against Austria. A message to King Peter from San Francisco urged him to sit tight and said twenty thousand men would be sent from America to assist in the struggle.
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Austrians Respond to Call to Arms in Cleveland Area
In Cleveland and the Mahoning Valley mill district hundreds of Austrians answered the mobilization call. The draft or enlistment drive drew steady crowds despite the strain on local industries and daily life.
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Danish cabinet formed with Neergaard as Defence Minister
Copenhagen reports a new government lineup with M. Neergaard as Defence Minister. Other ministers listed include Foreign Affairs Count Laurvig, Education E Sorensen, Justice Shoegsbrow Ru, Communications 38, Agriculture A Nielsen, Investor Klaus Berntsen, Commerce O Hansen, and Finance Mo Brun.
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