Diplomatic Moves Averted Turkish Bulgarian Crisis
A late night decision to mobilize troops in Asia Minor and Macedonia was countermanded after French assurances to Bulgaria. Czar Ferdinand is pushing pacific talks over the Oriental Railroad while an international conference stalls as powers seek a new solution.
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Asia Minor
Macedonia
M. Constans
M. Pichon
M. Paleologue
Sofia
Kiamil Pacha
Turkey
Bulgaria
Kiami Pacha
Czar Ferdinand
Oriental
Ferdinand
Ispetch
Fallières
M. Iswolsky
Germany
von Billow
Vienna
Constantinople
Budapest
France
Great Britain
Milovanovics Leaves Belgrade for Balkan Talks
Servian Foreign Minister M Milovanovics departs Belgrade for Berlin London Paris and Rome to present Serbia s wishes to the powers in search of a Balkan understanding. Crown Prince George urges firm stance saying you speak as representative of bayonets and must not concede.
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Belgrade
M. Milovanovics
Servia
Balkan
Berlin
London
Paris
Rome
George
Massacre at Bagdad Reported by Young Turks
Paris dispatches relay private advices that martial law has been declared in Asia Minor amid growing grave conditions. Reports speak of massacres of Jews at Bagdad and Armenians at Viran Shehr as the Young Turks claim to have proof of a plot against Prince Sabah-eddin and warn of internecine strife if he is murdered.
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Paris
Young Turks
Asia Minor
Bag'ad
Viran-Shehr
Sabah-eddin
Young Turk Party
King George of Greece Arrives in Paris
King George of Greece arrived in Paris today amid Latin notes of royal visits and symbolic exchanges. The arrival marks a diplomatic moment in Paris with brief ceremonies and announced goodwill between nations.
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KING GEORGE_OF
Greece
Paris
King George of
Not a Miracle Jumpisin Cause and Effort
A reader recounts severe spells from coffee and relief after switching to Postum. At seventy, the individual reports improved health, better sleep, and no further spells in eight months, crediting Postum over coffee. The testimonial is from the Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Happas
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Taft Labor Letter Contends Over Labour Support
A Roosevelt letter confirms Taft’s pro labor stance and Panama record. Dolan’s trade union endorses Taft with plans to circulate.
Democrat Urges Taft Election
Samuel Rosenthal of Strouse & Brother, a leading Baltimore clothing firm, urges Taft’s election as essential to national prosperity and steady business. He says he votes Democratic in local races but supports Taft nationally, warning Bryan could bring depression and instability.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Samuel Rosenthal
Strouse & Brother
William H. Taft
Rosenthal
Taft
Bryan
Hitchcock to See Taft Today in New Jersey
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee will meet Judge Taft today in New Jersey, likely Newark. Taft has speeches in New Jersey and upcoming stops in Delaware and Maryland, while Hitchcock reports strong crowds and favorable reception in the South and hopes for aid to Congress candidates.
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Chairman Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Judge Taft
New Jersey
Newark
Hitchcock
Taft
Delaware
Maryland
South
Congress
Headquarters
Hotel
Manhattan
Judge Tafts Jersey Trip Draws Crowds Across State
Preparations are ready for Judge Taft to visit New Jersey with stops in Newark Elizabeth Rahway New Brunswick Trenton and Wilmington He will speak at Blaney's Theatre Newark Taylor Opera House Trenton and other venues with Governor Fort introducing him and ex Governor Murphy presiding on tour Candidacy coverage notes train platform conversations and scheduled talks.
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Judge Taft
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Newark
Trenton
Taft
Blaney
Elizabeth
Rahway
New
Baltimore
Franklin Murphy
John Franklin Fort
Mr. Taft
Hughes Issues Warning on Civil Service Political Assessments
Governor Hughes issues annual warning to New York public officers and employees about Section 24 of the Civil Service law. The notice bans using official influence to collect political assessments and authorizes officials to bar entry to offices, with violations carrying misdemeanor charges.
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Albany
Hughes
New York
Civil Service Law
State of
Charles E. Hughes
Actuary urges reelect Governor Hughes on insurance reform
S H Wolfe an actuary retained by many state insurance departments urges ex Mayor Schieren to back Governor Hughes for reelection. He argues reforms swung too far and need modification after the Armstrong inquiry, urging a steady hand to protect policyholders and insurers.
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S. H. Wolfe
Charles A. Schieren
Hughes Alliance
Hughes
Wolfe
Armstrong
Mr. Wolfe
Charles E. Hughes
Tfe Insurance
Governor Hughes Tours Upstate in Support of Judiciary Nominees
Governor Hughes, before leaving for Albany, praised Surrogate Beckett as well qualified and welcomed the broad support from all citizens. He outlined a lengthy northern county tour with stops in Mechanicsville, Fort Edward, Glens Falls, Plattsburg, Malone, Potsdam, Canton, Ogdensburg, Palmyra, Newark, Lyons, Clyde, Savannah, Port Byron, Auburn, Seneca Falls, Canandaigua, Geneva, Buffalo, Rochester, Oneida, Hamilton, Colgate, Norwich, Cohoes and Troy, ending the day in Hamilton College and Colgate College audience events.
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Hughes
Albany
Surrogate
Beckett
New York
Mechanicsville
Saratoga County
Fort Edward
Sandy Hill
Washington County
Glens Falls
Warren County
Ticonderoga
Essex County
Plattsburg
Clinton County
Malone
Potsdam
Canton
Ogdensburg
Palmyra
Newark
Lyons
Clyde
Savannah
Port Byron
Auburn
Seneca Falls
Canandaigua
Geneva
Buffalo
Penn Yan
Rochester
Oneida
Madison
Chenango Counties
Clinton
Hamilton College
Hamilton
Colgate College
Norwich
Cohoes
Troy
German Republicans Organizing Nationwide Campaign
The National Republican League moves to enroll over fifty thousand Germans in the state as campaign activity grows. A German Taft Sherman Hughes alliance formed with 500 members elects Carl Kapff president. John Hays Hammond directs and Snell Smith serves as secretary as about thirty new clubs form daily.
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National Republican League
Carl Kapff
John Hays Hammond
Snell Smith
Catholics urged to seek national offices in push for representation
Archbishop Ireland told a St Louis dinner honoring Monsignor Falconio that Catholics should aspire to and win national offices. He urged Catholics to elect the right man as President and said Catholics must stop discriminating against non Catholics at the polls.
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the Tribune
St. Louis
Monsignor Falconio
Ireland
St. Paul
Bliss Warns Bryan Win Could Paralyze Business
The former Secretary of the Interior argues that Bryan’s election would disrupt markets and halt industrial growth. He warns of radical tariff cuts, anti-trust actions, and a potential shift in monetary policy through a Democratic Treasury, risking a gold drain and eroding confidence in credit.
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Cornelius N. Bliss
Interior
McKinley
Republican National Committee
Bryan
Bliss
Senate
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Congress
Bryan Department of Justice
Washington
Aldrich-Vreeland
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Reserve
Cleveland
Treasury
Phelps Stokes Defends Debs at Christian Socialist Meeting
J G Phelps Stokes spoke yesterday at the Berkeley Theatre West 44th Street defending Debs the Socialist presidential candidate against ridicule while praising his earnest effort. He outlined socialistic views on land and capital citing Christ’s command to reconcile with a brother before offering gifts at the altar. The Christian Socialist Fellowship aims to recruit business leaders and establish centers across New York with John D Long and John A Wall also presenting. Wall has been named state secretary and leased the East 3d Street theatre for Sunday services.
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J. G. Phelps Stokes
Christian Socialist Fellowship
Berkeley Theatre
West 44Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Stokes
Debs
John D. Long
John A. Wall
Wall
New York
W. B. Ellis
H. H. Rogers
Standard
Lively finish of the Taft Hughes campaign in New York
President Parsons of the New York County Committee outlines two weeks of meetings and appeals for funds with checks to Otto T. Barnard at 26 Broad Street. He celebrates Governor Hughes's tour, noting a large crowd at Grand Central Palace and hundreds of votes gained.
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Parsons
New York
Grand Central Palace
Hughes
Hearst to Campaign With Shearn in Independence Bid
William Randolph Hearst will join Clarence J. Shearn in a statewide effort this week. They plan a Rochester appearance with John Temple Graves tomorrow night and Syracuse Friday night. Tonight they speak in Binghamton and Lestershire before touring greater New York.
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Hearst
Shearn
William Randolph Hearst
Clarence J. Shearn
Independence Party
John Temple Graves
Rochester
Syracuse
Mr. Graves
Binghamton
Lestershire
Greater New York
Taft Campaign Rally Set Amid Busy New York Visit
Taft prepares for a packed schedule in New York with a major rally planned for October 28 at Madison Square Garden where Taft and Hughes speak. Generals and Civil War veterans form part of the platform lineup along with university clubs and city officials.
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Taft
New York
Hutchinson
The
State Committee
Madison Square Garden
William H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Horace Porter
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Frederick W. Seward
William H. Seward
William Barnes
Fremont
James S. Sherman
Americas Club
Pittsburg
Conkling Club
Utica
N. Y
Unconditional
Capital City
Albany
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Brown
Columbia
Cornell
New York University
Stevens Institute
College of the City of New York
Bridgeman
Squadron A
Benjamin G. Hall
Metropolitan Life Building
Timothy L. Woodruff
Montauk Club
Brooklyn
Arion Hall
Congress Hall
Brownsville
Academy of Music
Clermont Avenue
Hudson
Schenectady
Cohees
Troy
Cayuga
Wayne
Monroe
Ontario
Seneca
Syracuse
Canastota
Oneida
Rome
Batavia
Buffalo
Elmira
Waverly
Owego
Binghamton
Marathon
Cortland
Ithaca
East
Rochester
Republican Meetings Today Bring War Secretary Wright to City
Luke E. Wright Secretary of War arrives from Washington this afternoon to speak at a large mass meeting on Terrace Garden tonight. He had planned to address two groups but canceled those engagements due to travel delays.
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Luke E. Wright
Washington
Terrace Garden
Wright
Commercial Travellers’ Sound Money League
National Commercial and Industrial League
Campaign Trail Schedules Hit New York Area
Republican leaders Henry Cabot Lodge and William H Taft plan appearances in New York with Syracuse possibly hosting a Lodge speech. Senator Dolliver tours western districts while Leslie M Sha visits Cattaraugus Niagara St Lawrence Columbia Otsego counties. Koenig seeks Secretary of State with stops in Rochester and Monroe County meetings.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Syracuse
William H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Lodge
Dolliver
Iowa
Brooklyn
Herkimer County
Delaware County
Albany
Lass Island
Leslie M Sha
Rochester
James L. Hotenkiss
Monroe County
Koenig
Parade Set For October 31 In Hine District
A business men and Hughes parade will number 25 000 to 10 000 participants on October 31. Grand marshal will be Rear Coghlan retired. Trades from drygoods clothing retail metal machinery brokers jewelry and other lines will join in a noon start on Broadway near Leonard Street then proceed uptown.
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Hine
Hughes
Coghlan
Broadway
Leonard Street
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Ohio
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Matern Medica
General Therapeutics
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Medical Dept
National Board of Health
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Bellevue Ical College
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Issell
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Third Andington Avenues
General Lake
EB. Wright
Rotary of War
Herbert Parsons
George B Agnew
N. A. Elsberg
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Lindon Bates
Marcus M Marke
Lath Hall
150Th Street
Amsterdam
Carl Hauser
Isaac F. Russell
Progressive Blican Club
Madieve
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Marts, Schenck
Arthur T. Eagan
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Francis Hadarss
Jacob Asher
James McVichar
D. L. Zesloft
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