Balkan Terms Near Settlement as Direct Talks Open
Oct 19 reports progress in direct negotiations between Bulgaria and Turkey over Bosnia and eastern questions. Vienna dispatches note hopes for success, while Bulgarian and Turkish delegates push for a peaceful, negotiated settlement to avoid war. Parliament plans convocations by late October amid security maneuvers near Sofia.
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Vienna
Austria
Bosniavina
Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Grey
Bulgad
Fehtigna Faik Bey
Sofia
Fight at Antivari Tense clash with Montenegrins near Antivari
Berlin reports a skirmish between an Austrian naval guard and Montenegrin mobs at Antivari after threats to the Austrian Consul. A guard protected by two Austrian cruisers and a torpedo boat engaged the mob for hours. A torpedo boat seized a British steamer near Cattaro with arms and ammunition bound for Montenegro.
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Berlin
Vienna
Tageblatt
Antivari
Budapest
Tareblatt
Cattaro
Montenegro
Bulgarians of New York Hear Czar’s Cable Reply
The New York Bulgarian Colony, which had celebrated Bulgaria’s independence and sent greetings to Czar Ferdinand, received a cable reply from Stara Zagora thanking them for the telegram. The message expresses sincere gratitude from the czar.
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New York
Ferdinand
Stara Zagora
Morocco Terms Before Powers
The French and Spanish ambassadors handed to Herr von Schoen the draft note for Tangier recognition of Mulat Hafiq as Sultan of Morocco. European signatories favored recognition conditionally, subject to fulfillment of international obligations. the United States shares this stance.
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Berlin
Herr von Schoen
Tangier
Mulat Hafiq
Morocco
Washington
Algeciras
United States
McKinnon Wood Named Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
London October 19 1900 Thomas McKinnon Wood Liberal MP for Glasgow appointed Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs succeeding Lord Fitzmaurice who becomes Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Charles 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 at Tokyo as Admiral Sperry sails into friendship
The American Atlantic fleet is welcomed by Japan with heartily planned ceremonies in Tokyo and Yokohama. Rear Admiral Sperry notes the flawless welcome as sailors from both nations mingle, guided by Japanese crews and inspired by enduring friendship. Imperial palace visits, messages from President Roosevelt, and numerous official functions mark a new high in Sino American ties.
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Tokio
Japan
Hampton Roads
Sperry
Yokohama
America
Pacific Coast
Admiral Sperry
Imperial Palace
Roosevelt
Shiba Palace
Imperial Hotel
Togo
Sea of Japan
Ambassador O'Brien
Baron Iwasaki
O'Brien
Count Komura
Labor Trust fight sparks calls for anti injUnction law
A heated broadside accuses the Labor Trust of the American Federation of Labor of seizing control over citizens and jobs. It condemns violence and coercion by union leaders, cites injunctions and court actions, and urges peaceful, lawful labor relations amid a growing anti union backlash.
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Labor Trust
American Federation of Labor
United
Weill
What is an injunction and why labor leaders fear it
W. Post argues that court injunctions protect workers and property from violence by labor slugging and sabotage. He challenges claims of abuse, offers $1000 for a proven case contradicting his stance, and defends injunctions as a needed civil remedy against criminal acts by labor trusts.
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Enquirer
Labor Trust
Department of Legal Procedure
Charles E. Littlefield
Roosevelt
National Citizens’ Industrial Association
America
National Association of Stationary Engineers
W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Maine and Alabama III Reach Port After Global Cruise
The Maine enters Portsmouth Navy Yard completing a 308 day world cruise covering 35 000 miles. The Alabama follows with 308 days at sea and a 293 knot last day run. Amoy expects the fleet on October 30 as Rear Admiral Sperry reports. The voyage honors include a memorial for E W Cooper buried at Genoa.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Maine
United States Navy
Hore Waters
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Globe
Hampton Roads
North Atlantic
Jacky
Ohio
San Francisco
Manila
New York
Maines
Alabama
Special Service Squadron
Ten Eyck de Witt Veeder
Sandy Hook
Tompkineville
Staten Island
Veeder
Navy Yard
E. W. Cooper
Genoa
Salem
Tompkinsville
Amoy
Sperry
Thomson Resigns as French Navy Minister
Paris report notes Gaston Thomson resigns after a Chamber vote condemning the Navy Department over the Iéna accident. Deputy Delcassé led the interpellation, blaming administrative anarchy and negligence for a string of naval accidents.
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Navy Department
Paris
Gaston Thomson
Marine
Chamber of Deputies
Iéna
Ministry of Marine
Chamber
M. Delcassé
M. Thomson
Bail Efforts Fail for Techaikovsky in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on October 19 attempts to raise the $25 bail for Nicholas Techaikovsky failed. No public subscription will be opened here.
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St. Petersburg
Fingland
Nicholas Techaikovsky
Suffragettes Fail In New York Supreme Court Challenge
Lawyer Mary Coleman argues for Dr. Julia Seton Sears to register for national elections. The judge denies the motion noting state law applies. Suffragists vow to press on seeking United States Supreme Court review.
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Mary Coleman
Julia Seton Sears
Dr. Sears
Supreme Court
Miss Coleman
Eclectic Club Abandons Waldorf Plan For Astor Gallery
The Eclectic Club abandons the Waldorf apartment plan after failing to secure members and funds. President Mrs. Doré Lyon leads the move to trim membership to two hundred and switch meetings from Delmonico's to the Astor gallery and leather room for luncheons.
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Eclectic Club
Greater Eclectic
Stote
The
Waldorf
Greater Eclectic Party
Doré Lyon
Delmonico’s
Waldorf-Astoria
Astor Gallery
Leather
Kitchen Keeping in Order
A cooking lecturer outlines essential utensil care for a tidy kitchen. She urges cleaning pans promptly, using boiling water with soda for metal items, and avoiding soaking aluminum. Frying pans should be wiped, not washed, with salt to remove burned bits. Copper needs careful upkeep, enamelware should be high quality, and earthenware is favored for color retention. Regular overhaul every six months to a year keeps the kitchen efficient.
Business Women and Order in Broadway Magazine
An October Broadway Magazine article debunks myths about business women, noting their alleged neatness is doubtful and their bureau drawers reveal “divine disorder.” It argues women are patient, valuable at desks like telephone exchanges, and increasingly trusted as secretaries, while executive scarcity remains shared with men.
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Broadway
Anger Harm and Health: A Fine Line
A scientific journal notes that anger shortens life as wrath advances the deadlier end of the spectrum. It says strong anger harms the system while a reasonable amount can act as a tonic and safety valve. The article questions how to define a safe level of anger for individuals.
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Scientific
Daughters of Indiana welcome strangers in New York
The Daughters of Indiana led by Miss Mary Gerrett Hay at their season opening meeting at the Hotel Astor appointed a committee to extend hospitality to Indiana girls visiting New York. They will coordinate support with colleges and educational institutions.
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Daughters of
Indiana
Mary Gerrett Hay
Hotel Astor
New York
Indiana Girls Invited to Join New York Daughters Club
Indianapolis and other Indiana papers will publish notices inviting Indiana girls heading to New York for work or study to contact a committee chaired by Mrs E A Gallant. The Daughters will welcome strangers to meetings and seek to ease their city life. The plan arose after Barnard students from Indiana praised the welcome.
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Indianapolis
New York
E. A. Gallant
Indiana Barnard
Philadelphia Pies Recipes From a New York Baker
A collection of old fashioned pie recipes including rich piecrust with lard and salt, green tomato pie preserves, a raisin pie filling and a pineapple cream pie. The notes praise tender crusts and offer step by step instructions for multiple pies and serving tips.
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New York
Philadelphia
Fashionable house coats gain popularity this year
The Tribune Pattern notes house coats on the easy to make plan, offering comfort and style. Frustration eiderdown flannel with ribbon banding leads the trim, while lighter weight flannels and fabrics such as cashmere and Henrietta cloth provide beauty and appeal to many women.
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Uncle Sam
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Haywood- Moyer
Entertainment Committee
Organized Labor
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Truax
Business Women and Order
Anger and Health
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New- York Tribune
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J. Stewart
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