Peace Efforts Stall Turkish Bulgarian Crisis
The crisis over mobilization in Asia Minor and Macedonia nears resolution as Bulgaria signs pacific assurances after French diplomacy. Czar Ferdinand's moderation, a possible Oriental Railroad deal, and pending international talks shape a fragile calm with a looming risk of renewed tensions.
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Asia Minor
Macedonia
M. Constans
M. Pichon
M. Paleologue
Sofia
Kiamil Pacha
Turkey
Bulgaria
Czar Ferdinand
Oriental
Ferdinand
Oriental Railroad
Fallières
M. Iswolsky
Germany
von Bullow
Vienna
Constantinople
Budapest
France
Great Britain
Milovanovics sails to seek Balkan accord from powers
Belgrade reports Servian Foreign Minister Milovanovics left for Berlin London Paris and Rome to present Serbia's wishes in hopes of an understanding on Balkan affairs. Crown Prince George warns him to stand firm, saying he speaks for 2504/4 bayonets and should make no concessions.
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Belgrade
M. Milovanovics
Servia
Balkan
Berlin
London
Paris
Rome
George
Massacre at Bagdad sparks Turkish turmoil
Paris dispatches report grave interior conditions in Asia Minor with martial law. Massacres of Jews at Bagdad and Armenians at Viran Shehr are noted as the Young Turks claim proof of a plot against Prince Sabah-eddin, warning of internecine strife if he is killed.
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Paris
Young Turks
Asia Minor
Bag- Gad
Viran-Shehr
Sabah-eddin
Young Turk Party
King George of Greece Arrives in Paris
King George of Greece arrived in Paris today and was received with formal honors as he began a brief visit. The arrival underscores ongoing diplomatic ties between Greece and France amid European affairs.
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KING GEORGE_OF
Greece
Paris
King George of
Not a Miracle Cause and Effect in Coffee to Postum Switch
A testimonial claims coffee caused severe spells including unconsciousness. After eight months on Postum the subject reports fewer spells, better sleep and health at age seventy. The narrator credits Postum and cites Dr. John Harvey Kellogg’s endorsement and a note Read The Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Taft Backed by Labor, Roosevelt Replies in 1908 Letter
A 1908 exchange shows T. J. Dolan of the International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel and Dredge Men praising Taft and Roosevelt’s supportive stance toward organized labor. Roosevelt affirms his record and predicts Taft’s election, citing isthmus Panama labor relations and wage standards. Dolan outlines plans to promote Taft in Ohio and New York.
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T. J. Dolan
International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel and Dredge Men
Roosevelt
Chicago
White House
Organized Labor
Mr. Taft
Washington
Mr. Dolan
Taft
Panama
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
General Executive Board
Ohio
New York
The
International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel and
Brotherhood
United States Attorney General's Office
Democrat Urges Taft's Election
Samuel Rosenthal of Strouse & Brother, a leading clothing firm, urged that prosperity and business steadiness depend on William H. Taft's election. The Baltimore Democrat votes Taft in local races but favors his own choice in national elections, warning Bryan would bring depressions and unsettled conditions.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Samuel Rosenthal
Strouse & Brother
William H. Taft
Rosenthal
Mr. Taft
Bryan
Hitchcock To See Taft Today In New Jersey
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee will meet Judge Taft in New Jersey today likely Newark. He aims to discuss the campaign but Taft has speeches in New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. Hitchcock notes strong southern crowds and hopes the meeting aids Congressional candidates.
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Chairman Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Judge Taft
New Jersey
Newark
Hitchcock
Taft
Delaware
Maryland
South
Congress
Headquarters
Hotel
Manhattan
Taft Jersey Trip Heads Through Newark Elizabeth and Trenton
Judge Taft undertakes a touring visit through New Jersey with events in Newark Elizabeth New Brunswick Trenton and Wilmington Demands on the rear platform will limit meals as he addresses crowds at Blaney's Theatre Taylor Opera House and other stations Ex-Governor Franklin Murphy presides in Newark Governor John Franklin Fort introduces him at meetings slated for the day
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Judge Taft
New Jersey
Newark
Trenton
Taft
Blaney
Elizabeth
Rahway
New Brunswick
Taylor Opera House
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Franklin Murphy
State Committee
John Franklin Fort
Mr. Taft
Hughes Issues Warning About Civil Service Political Assessments
Albany Oct 18 Governor Hughes issued the annual warning to all public officers and employes against violating Civil Service law Section 24. The statement forbids officials from pressuring or collecting political assessments and bars entry or notices aimed at such requests.
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Albany
Hughes
New York
Civil Service Law
State of
Charles E. Hughes
Advocate urges reelect Governor Hughes over insurance reform concerns
S H Wolfe an actuary retained by many state insurance departments writes ex Mayor Schieren backing Governor Hughes. He argues reforms went too far and that Hughes should lead further balanced legislation, safeguarding policyholders while correcting past excesses exposed during the Armstrong investigation.
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S. H. Wolfe
Charles A. Schieren
Hughes Alliance
Hughes
Wolfe
Armstrong
Mr. Wolfe
Charles E. Hughes
Tfe Insurance
Governor Hughes Praises Surrogate Beckett Election Record
Governor Hughes, en route to Albany, praised Surrogate Beckett as best qualified for the position despite partisan questions. He noted Beckett's administration as successful and urged universal support. Hughes outlined a grueling tour across northern counties with multiple speeches from Mechanicsville to Albany.
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New York
Albany
Mechanicsville
Saratoga County
Fort Edward
Sandy Hill
Washington County
Glens Falls
Warren County
Ticonderoga
Essex County
Plattsburg
Clinton County
German Republicans Organizing in Campaign Drive
The National Republican League welcomes German members as the drive to enroll Germans widens. A Taft-Sherman-Hughes alliance formed with 500 members elects Carl Kapff president as he tours the state. John Hays Hammond directs and Snell Smith serves as secretary as about thirty clubs start daily, aiming for 1.5 million members by campaign end.
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National Republican League
Carl Kapff
John Hays Hammond
Snell Smith
Catholics urged to seek national offices at St Louis dinner
Archbishop Ireland told a St Louis audience that Catholics should aspire to high national offices and win elections. He argued Catholics have not asserted themselves as citizens and urged ending discrimination at the polls while not denying non Catholics the vote.
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Tribune
St. Louis
Monsignor Falconio
Ireland
St. Paul
Bliss warns Bryan would paralyze industry and trigger financial panic
Former Interior Secretary Cornelius Bliss argues that a Bryan victory would disrupt tariffs endanger markets and threaten the gold standard. He questions how bankers, manufacturers, and railroads could fund expansion under a Bryan administration and predicts a hostile Treasury and aggressive antitrust actions.
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Interior
McKinley
Republican National Committee
Bryan
Bliss
Senate
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Congress
Bryan Department of Justice
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Reserve
Cleveland
Phelps Stokes Defends Debs at Christian Socialist Talk
J G Phelps Stokes spoke at Berkeley Theatre to defend Debs the Socialist presidential candidate against ridicule while outlining socialist views on land and capital. Other speakers included Rev Dr John D Long and John A Wall as the fellowship seeks to recruit business leaders and establish state centers.
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J. G. Phelps Stokes
Christian Socialist Fellowship
Berkeley Theatre
West 41Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Stokes
Debs
John D. Long
John A. Wall
Mr. Wall
New York
Lively finish of campaign by New York County committee
President Parsons announced a busy two week campaign close with many meetings. He urged Taft and Hughes supporters to contribute as funds are low, directing checks to Otto T. Barnard, treasurer. Parsons praised Hughes's tour and the record Grand Central Palace crowd.
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Parsons
New York
Grand Central Palace
Hughes
Hearst and Shearn to Campaign in New York State
William Randolph Hearst will join Clarence J. Shearn to stump for the Independence party in New York this week. They will appear with John Temple Graves in Rochester tomorrow and in Syracuse Friday, with events in Binghamton and Utica tonight and additional campaigning in greater New York on other nights.
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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 Busy Schedule in New York Rally
Presidential candidate Taft faces a packed week with stops across New York state planned by Hutchinson. The Madison Square Garden rally on October 28 will draw over fourteen thousand, with Taft and Hughes speaking, a large chorus, brass bands, and elaborate decorations. A Civil War veterans delegation and various club contingents will attend, including Yale, Princeton, Harvard, and Columbia affiliates. The day also features a parade marshal, meetings at the Metropolitan Life Building, and Taft speeches in multiple towns up to October 31.
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New York
Hutchinson
The
State Committee
Madison Square Garden
William H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Horace Porter
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Fredericks W. Seward
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Fremont
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Pittsburg
Conkling Club
Utiea
N. Y
Unconditional
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Albany
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Princeton
Harvard
Brown
Columbia
Cornell
New York University
Stevens Institute
College of the City of New York
Bridgeman
Squadron A
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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
Utica
Batavia
Buffalo
Elmira
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Owego
Binghamton
Marathon
Cortland
Ithaca
East
Rochester
Republican Meetings Today in City Terrace Garden
Secretary of War Luke E. Wright arrives from Washington to address a large mass meeting at Terrace Garden this evening. He cancels planned talks with the Commercial Travellers Sound Money League and the National Commercial and Industrial League due to travel delays.
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Luke E. Wright
Washington
Terrace Garden
Republican Speakers Tour Through New York State
Henry Cabot Lodge plans October 27 28 visits in New York with talks likely in Syracuse. Taft Hughes and Dolliver also scheduled. Dolliver to campaign through Brooklyn Herkimer Delaware Albany New York and Long Island. Samuel Koenig candidate for Secretary of State tours Monroe County and surrounding towns with several speeches planned.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
New York State
Syracuse
William H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Lodge
Dolliver
Iowa
Brooklyn
Herkimer County
Delaware County
Albany
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Island
Leslie M Shes
the Treasury
Cataregul Niagara
St. Lawrence
Columbia
Otseso
Herkimer
Oneida
Onondisa
Wyoming
Samuel S. Koenig
Rochester
James L. Hotckiss
Monroe County
Koenig
Business Men Parade Draws Large Section of City
A major parade is planned with 25 000 strong expected in line for a business men march on October 31. Delegations from wholesale dry goods clothing trades metal and machinery jewelry and brokers will join. The event starts noon Broadway near Leonard Street and runs uptown.
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Hughes
Kay Coghlan
Grand van
Newae Veaue
Broadway
Leonard Street
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