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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

18

Roosevelt Taft Supreme Court letter debate in 1908 note

Secret letters reveal Theodore Roosevelt urging Taft to consider the Supreme Court or War Department paths while Taft weighs duties in the Philippines and Panama. Taft expresses willingness for the bench but cites wartime duties. Roosevelt stresses national needs and timing for leadership under a looming political future.

Hampton Broadway Taft Supreme Court War Department United States Supreme Court Philippines Justice Brown Theodore Roosevelt William H. Taft White House Washington Will Navy Lfe Ace Panama Geome Henry Clay eve _ Pic Province of Quebec Canada Supreme Bench Philippine Root

Balkans conference plan outlined by three powers

London reports Britain Russia and France agreed on an eight point programme for a European conference to settle Balkans issues. Proposals cover Bulgaria Crete Armenia Montenegro and the Danube with talks on straits and Turkish reforms. A final meeting adjusted frontiers compensation and wartime navigation rules while Russia and Britain seek unified action.

London Great Britain Russia France Balkans Bulgaria Rumelia Turkey Austria-Hungary Bosnia and Herzegovina Novi-Bazar Crete Italy Montenegro Servia Herzegovinian Austria- Hungary Danube Black Sea Mediterranean Bosporus Dardanelles Sir Edward Grey M. Iswolsky M. Iswoisky

Grape Nuts A Remedy For Nervous Teachers Health

A reading from a teacher recounts recovery from dizziness and weakness after months of illness. By switching to Grape Nuts morning and night she regained clarity, digestion, and weight, allowing her to continue teaching for another year. The letter, labeled genuine, promotes the cereal as a road to well being.

Postumo Battle Creek

Young Turks denounce Balkan settlement plan

Paris dispatch reports Djemal Bey and Dr Nazim of the Young Turks condemn the powers’ program for resolving the Balkan question. They say the plan would injure constitutional Turkey and threaten the Ottoman Empire. They also state the party cannot oppose the emerging Turkish backlash or guarantee the country’s peace.

Paris Djemal Bey Nazim Young Turks Balkan Turkey Ottoman Empire

Rumors Denied Bulgaria Seeks Peace With Turkey

Paris October 15 M Standoff Bulgarian diplomatic agent in Paris reports Sofia has no plan to issue ultimatum to Turkey or mobilize further. A peaceful adjustment with Turkey and powers is seen as assured through the international conference. Standoff notes Roosevelt letter to Prince Ferdinand and welcomes the London conference programme with caution on Berlin Treaty signatories.

Paris M. Standoff Bulgaria Sofia Turkey United States Roosevelt Prince Ferdinand John B. Jackson London Pichon Great Britain France Russia

Austria's tacit threat off Montenegro coast

Cettinje Montenegro October 15 six Austrian warships anchored today off Spizza in Dalmatia a crownland of Austria Hungary. They lie not more than ten miles from Antivari the sole seaport of Montenegro.

Cettinje Montenegro Spizza Dalmatia Austria-Hungary Antivari

Porte Acts on Bulgaria Amid Tension in Europe

Constantinople reports the Porte has instructed Turkish representatives abroad to alert the powers to Bulgaria's military activity and to state that Turkey will not assume responsibility if Bulgaria's persistence leads to hostilities.

Constantinople Bulgaria Porte Turkey

Bargains with Russia over Dardanelles and Bosnia

In Buchau M Iswolsky and Baron von Aehrenthal discussed Dardanelles and the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Austria offered support for Russian aims in exchange for Russia accepting the annexation. Russia appears ready to claim fulfillment as powers lean toward the plan. Austria has not yet been formally consulted on the London programme.

St. Petersburg M. Iswolsky Baron von Aehrenthal Buchau Baror von Aehrenthal Dardanelles Russia Bosnia and Herzegovina Austria London

Bulgaria Ends Foreign Immunity Circuits After Independence

Sofia reports Bulgaria's Ministry of Justice circular strips foreign nationals of consular intervention, making them subject to local courts. The move follows Bulgaria’s October 5 declaration of independence, provoking complaints from major powers who demand capitulations be preserved for a set period as recognition conditions.

Sofia Bulgaria Ministry of Justice

Writ for MP Thorne over unemployed speech in London

London October 15. Unemployed protests prompt a writ against Social Democratic MP William James Thorne of West Ham for allegedly inciting a breach of the peace by urging the unemployed to rush bakeries. Riots were avoided in Sheffield after a relief pledge, while Grayson of Yorkshire clashed in the Commons over the unemployed question.

London Great Britain William James Thorne West Ham Nottingham Sheffield Sunderland Maidstone Albert V. Grayson Yorkshire Grayson

Foreign notes recap from Tokyo and world press

Dinner honoring Pactuice Coast businessmen in Tokyo featured premier Katsura and Ambassador O'Brien. Reports from St Petersburg and Mexico City cover cholera outbreaks and anti foreign mining law defeat. Honduras relocation plan for Hindu colonists discussed by Laurier and Strathcona. Curwood murder rumor debunked. Komura hosted a grand luncheon for Tokyo business leaders.

Mexico City Mexico Exico Tokyo Komura Pactuice Coast Tokio

American Fleet Reaches Yokohama Harbor For Welcome

The American battleship fleet arrives in Yokohama with official greetings from Japanese officials led by Vice Admiral Saito. Admiral Sperry and crews witness maneuvers off Kiushu as Yokohama readies a grand reception, with multiple vessels and civic groups planning excursions and decorated events.

Tokio Admiral Sperry Kiushu Japan Yokohama Harbor Yokohama Sperry Minoru Saito Navy Navy Department American Asiatic Society

Troops Clash in Kantao Corean Border Dispute

Chinese and Japanese forces fought in Kantao Northern Corea with several killed or wounded. China refused pursuit of alleged aggressors, prompting fears of a frontier crossing. Japan seeks to protect Coreans and stations gendarmes. China fields 1500 to 2000 troops as tensions rise in the Kantao border dispute.

Seoul Corea China Japan Kantao Chinese War Office War Office Washington Ijuin Peking Boundary Commission

Venezuela President threatens rebels with execution

Caracas reports President Castro declares that any revolutionary movement started during a prospective port blockade will be shot if captured. The harsh warning follows rumors of a planned uprising aided by Dutch arms to topple the Cuatro government.

Maillard Caracas Castro Cuatro

Floods Mar Saragossa Congress Attended by Delegates

Floods inundate Saragossa streets as an historic congress opens in Saragossa Spain to commemorate a significant event. American delegates are exceptionally honored amid the flooding and ceremonies on October 15.

Saragosa Spain University of Saragossa Caspar F. Goodrich Gladys Goodrich Leonard Weed F. L. Chapt France Chapin Archibald C. Coolidge Harvard University Henry R. Lang Yale

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