Balkan Talks Open Direct Negotiations to Avert War
Reports from Vienna say Turkey and Austria have opened negotiations over Bosnia and Bulgaria while hope remains for success. Bulga rian leaders press for direct settlement with Turkey to avoid conflict and a congress would address economic terms. Machine gun batteries and Bulgarian parliament planning in Sofia mark continuing tensions.
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Vienna
Turkey
Austria
Grey
Bulgaria
Bul
Fehtigna Faik Bey
Constantinople
Sofia
Fight at Antivari Involves Austrian Guard and Montenegrins
Vienna reports a clash at Antivari between Austrian naval guards and Montenegrin mobs. An Austrian Consul was threatened, and guards from two cruisers and a torpedo boat landed to protect him in a several hour skirmish. Budapest notes an Austrian torpedo boat seized a British steamer near Cattaro carrying arms for Montenegro.
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Berlin
Vienna
Tageblatt
Antivari
Budapest
Tareblatt
Cattaro
Bay
Montenegro
New York Bulgarians Hear From Czar Ferdinand
Bulgarian residents in New York who marked their land’s independence received a cable reply from Czar Ferdinand via Stara Zagora. The message expresses heartfelt thanks for their kind telegram and felicitation.
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New York
Ferdinand
Stara Zagora
Morocco Terms Before Powers
French and Spanish ambassadors handed to Herr von Schoen a draft note for Tangier to Mulat Hafiq outlining conditions for recognition as Sultan of Morocco. European signatories and the United States indicate conditional recognition, dependent on fulfilling international obligations.
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Berlin
Herr von Schoen
Tangier
Mulat Hafiq
Morocco
Washington
Algeciras
Mulatt Hafiq
United States
Wood Named Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
London October 19 Thomas McKinnon Wood Liberal MP for Glasgow is appointed Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs succeeding Lord Fitzmaurice who becomes Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Trevelyan Liberal MP for Yorks will take Wood’s seat on the Board of Education
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London
Thomas McKinnon Wood
Glasgow
Foreign Affairs
Lord Fitzmaurice
Duchy of Lancaster
Wood
Eduation
Charles P. Trevelyan
Yorks
Welcome for Atlantic Fleet Deepens Japanese American Ties
In Tokio and Yokohama the American Atlantic fleet receives a warm, meticulously planned welcome from Japan. Rear Admiral Sperry praises the harmony between crews, while exchanges with Emperor, officials, and citizens underscore a sincere desire for lasting friendship.
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Tokio
Japan
Hampton Roads
Sperry
Yokohama
America
Pacific Coast
Admiral Sperry
Imperial Palace
Roosevelt
Labor Trust Seeks Control Prompts Fear and Debate
The piece accuses a Labor Trust of using threats and violence to coerce citizens and investors, arguing unions manipulate presses, terrorize opponents, and push anti injunction tactics. It complains of violence, intimidation, and political pressure harming workers, investors, and the economy.
Understanding Injunctions and Labor Court Orders
The text explains injunctions as court orders preventing violence or crime by workers or leaders, protecting peaceful citizens and property. It notes accusations of abuse by labor leaders and politicians, cites a request to President Roosevelt for examples, and remarks that no vrede cases were produced.
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Labor Trust
American Federation of Labor
Haywood- Moyer
Entertainment Committee
Organized Labor
Labor
Charles E. Littlefield
Roosevelt
Labor Trusts Criticized Over Court Injunctions Power Pull
Co. W. Post of Battle Creek Michigan blasts Labor Trust leaders for seeking to strip courts of restraining order power. He cites risks to workers and property and argues for lawful, peaceful labor management under existing legal protections. Post notes honorary union membership for efforts to curb criminal control and restore trust in the labor movement.
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Labor Trust
National Citizens’ Industrial Association
America
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Co. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Maine and Alabama III Return From Global Cruise at Portsmouth
The Maine docks at Portsmouth Navy Yard after a 308 day circumnavigation covering 35 000 miles of travel it will stay twenty six days before reassignment. The Alabama follows, returning to Tompkinsville after a 308 day voyage with repairs planned at Norfolk and one fatality reported. The fleet is scheduled to reach Amoy by October 30 and events are being adjusted accordingly.
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Admiral Sperry
Japan
Tokio
Sperry
Yokohama
Shiba Palace
Imperial Hotel
Togo
Sea of Japan
Ambassador O'Brien
Baron Iwasaki
O'Brien
Count Komura
America
Portsmouth
N. H
Maine
United States Navy
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Globe
Hampton Roads
North Atlantic
Jacky
Ohio
San Francisco
Manila
New York
Alabama
Special Service Squadron
Ten Eyck de Witt Veeder
Sandy Hook
Tompkineville
Staten Island
Veeder
Navy Yard
E W. Cooper
Genoa
Salem
Tompkinsville
Amoy
M Thomson Resigns After Navy Department Criticism
Paris reports Minister of Marine Gaston Thomson resigning following a deputy chamber vote denouncing naval department negligence tied to the Iéna accident. M Delcassé led the attack, accusing ongoing administrative anarchy and negligence as the cause of repeated naval accidents.
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Navy Department
Paris
Gaston Thomson
Marine
Chamber of Deputies
Iéna
Ministry of Marine
Chamber
M. Delcassé
M. Thomson
Attempts to raise funding for Techaikovsky release fail
In St. Petersburg on October 19 attempts to raise the $25,008 ransom for Nicholas Techaikovsky failed. No public subscription will be opened here.
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St. Petersburg
Eingland
Nicholas Techaikovsky
Suffragettes Lose Bid to Register Dr Julia Sears
Mary Coleman argues that the Constitution guarantees Dr Julia Seton Sears a voter right in national elections. The judge denies the motion as the case proceeds, with suffragists promising to return to higher courts and keep the struggle alive.
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Mary Coleman
Julia Seton Sears
Dr. Sears
Supreme Court
Miss Coleman
Supreme Court of the United States
Eclectic Club Reconsiders Walldorf Plans In Smoke
The Eclectic Club abandons the Waldorf Astoria move after failing to secure 500 members and a $25,000 annual rental. President Mrs Doré Lyon shifts strategy to 200 members, relocates meetings to the Astor Gallery, and uses the leather room for luncheons, leaving Delmonico’s domicile.
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Eclectic Club
Greater Eclectic
Stote
The
Waldorf
Greater Eclectic Party
Doré Lyon
Delmonico's
Waldorf- Astoria i
Astor Gallery
Leather
Kitchen Keeping in Order for a Well Run Kitchen
A cooking lecturer emphasizes utensils as the first kitchen requisites. She advises cleaning all pots and pans promptly, boiling water with soda for most, and cold water for sweetened vessels. Frying pans dry wipe with soft paper, copper pans need care, and enameled pans should be high quality. End with two rules: keep bottoms clean and overhaul utensils every six months.
Business Women and Order in the Office
An October Broadway Magazine article challenges popular beliefs about businesswomen. It argues women are not inherently neater or more orderly, but may be burlier patients and valuable at the telephone desk or complaint window. It notes scarce executive ability among women and cites male stenographers as preferred for secretive tasks.
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Broadway
Anger: scientific alert on life span and health
A scientific journal warns that chronic anger shortens life while moderate anger acts as a tonic and safety valve. The article notes anger harms the system but does not define a safe amount, leaving it to individual constitution and future medical guidance.
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Scientific
Daughters of Indiana Welcome Stranger in New York
The Daughters of Indiana met at the Hotel Astor with Miss Mary Gerrett Hay presiding. They appointed a committee to extend hospitality to Indiana girls who are strangers in New York as the season begins.
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Daughters of
Indiana
Mary Gerrett Hay
Hotel Astor
New York
Indiana Girls Aid Network Plans New York Welcome
Hoosier students in New York will be reported to a society inviting Indiana girls in business or study to contact the committee chaired by Mrs. E. A. Gallant. Daughters will invite strangers to meetings and seek to ease life for newcomers in the city.
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Indianapolis
New York
E. A. Gallant
Indiana Barnard
Philadelphia Pies Recipes From A New York Cook
A column presents Philadelphia style pastry tips and recipes from a New York woman. It covers rich piecrust, green tomato preserves, raisin pie, and a two crust pineapple pie with detailed steps for handling dough fillings and baking.
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New York
Philadelphia
Fashion note on house coats and fabrics shows popularity
The Tribune Pattern emphasizes ease and comfort of house coats made from lustration eiderdown flannel with ribbon banding. Lighter weight flannels, cashmere, Henrietta cloth, and similar fabrics are highlighted as beautiful and preferred by many women this year.
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Department of Legal Procedure
Cent Tan
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Trade
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Anger and Health
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