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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1910

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Turkey Plans War Against Greece and Romania Links

A Constantinople analysis notes entente with France remains fragile after Turkish loan delays. It cites General von Der Goltz and Sir Ernest Cassel as shaping a potential move to reorganize the army and navy. A war with Greece or Bulgaria is possible to serve Triple Alliance aims, with Romania and Bulgaria likely to back such a campaign.

Young Turk Bulgaria Greece Germany Austria Turkey Balkans Krupps Romania England France Russia Europe

Turkey May Make Terms On Turkish Loan Negotiations

Paris reports that London bankers have agreed to back the Turkish loan negotiations with France. French and British financiers align on guarantees for investors and Cassel says Turkey must meet French conditions to list the loan. The approach signals strengthened Anglo French entente influencing political and financial frontiers.

Entente Cordiale London Turkey France Tezard Paris Ernest Cassel Gard Germany

Twins Arrive Prompt Prize Promoter Faces Delays

Dominico Domichelli of Greensburg arrives in town announcing the third set of twins and seeks officials for a prize to boost birth rate. He was given Theodore Roosevelt’s address and plans to return home with a promise to reveal the beneficiary. He hints at self harm over beliefs while a Savannah Line ad at 317 Broadway advertises sailings on select days.

Greensburg Penn Dominico Domichelli Theodore‘ Roosevelt

Stubbs Fatally Shot in Union Pacific Office Accident

Cleveland dispatch reports Donald P. Stubbs general agent for Union Pacific in Cleveland was shot in the heart at the railway offices. He told doctors the wound resulted from an accident. He was alone at the time and taken to a hospital in critical condition.

Cleveland Donald P. Stubbs Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific

Edison declines air sports and patent bid

Thomas A. Edison at Llewellyn Park Orange N J rejects rumors of a firing machine patent and says he is not entering the undertaking business yet preferring a pastime that keeps him closer to solid ground.

Thomas A. Edison Edison Llewellyn Park Orange N. J

Columbia Bids for Chinese Language Catalogue

Columbia University sent several thousand copies of a Chinese catalogue bound with a yellow cover to China. The eighteen page document, with campus photos, was translated under Professor Hirth by H Yang, to help Chinese students learn what Columbia offers for American college training.

Columbia University Celestial Empire America H. Yang Columbia Hirth Department of Oriental Languages and

Water Shortage Serious Across Westchester Counties

Westchester faces a grave water crisis as reservoirs and storage plants run low. New York City reservoirs, including Cross River Muscoot and Amawalk, are below normal, prompting health officials in Scarsdale and other towns to order boiling of water.

Westchester County City of New York Cross River Muscoot Amawalk Cornell Croton Scarsdale Westchester

Stays Out With Valets In San Francisco Incident

F Minott of New York refused to surrender two English valets who accompanied him from Hong Kong. Immigration officials denied entry to the valets as contracted laborers, prompting Minott to remain aboard the Chiyo Maru with his servants. He holds executive roles in Goodyear Rubber firms and other ventures.

San Francisco Hong Kong F. Minott New York Minott O'Connor Foster Court of General Sessions Rogues

Wife who Works as a Man in Chicago Fraud Case

Maria Covelli, once wife of Carlo Covolli, cut her hair and dressed as Michele Despotite to work in New York. She supported her children after his desertion but was arrested after coworkers doubted her identity. Charged with disorderly conduct following police interrogation.

Maria Carpita Carlo Covolli Italy Covolli Miss Carpila Carolli Chicago John Congrasse Sullivan Street Michele Despotite Devoti Compominosi Central Office Covelli Bleecker Street

Nerve, Robberies, and Hotel Deceptions Highlight City Crimes

Three bold crimes mark a day of rapid criminal gains under Mitchel’s watch. A subway station safe is robbed and Edward Gallagher lies near death after a masked quartet escapes. a Waldorf guest with a hidden bag is traced through Knickerbocker and King Edward hotels. In The Bronx a gasbed woman, Mrs Anna Burns, dies soon after, while Katherine Powers and Louis Wolf rack up daylight burglaries across Harlem and The Bronx. Mrs Julia Sherman helps expose the pair, yielding leads from prisons nationwide. Police face 114 unsolved murder cases and rekindle Italian detective work after Petrosino’s death. Dylan, Vachris, Crowley return to rebuild the bureau. The Knickerbocker guest, Harry H Pierson, is arrested after the Waldorf bag reveals pajamas and hotel soaps. bail set at 1000 dollars.

Mitchel Edward Gallagher Worth Street Hudson Street Gallagher Bronx Lebanon Hospital Anna Burns Joseph Burns Stebbins Avenue The Julius Bundy Burns Katherine Powers Louis Wolf Wolf Harlem Julia Sherman Brown Place Snake Hill N. J Blackwell's Island Sing Sing Dannemora Tombs Eddie” Cunningham Centre Street Morrisania Court Italy Vachris Crowley Petrosino Detective Bureau Forty-second Street Sixth Madison Avenues Fifth Avenue Knickerbocker Gladstone Waldorf-Astoria O’connor Harry H. Pierson Harry Arthur Harry Emerson Waldorf

Fatal Blow In City Shack Drama Ends Porter’s Life

Edward White thirty three died after a quarrel over truck loading led to a single uppercut from Richard Johns thirty four at the American Express Company sheds Madison avenue and 46th street. Johns arrested on murder charge after White’s death at Flower Hospital.

American Express Company Madison Avenue 46Th Street Edward White Richard T. Johns Johns Fast First Street White Frank Kiltey J. C. Parker Flower Hospital Bradford Rogan

Long fight for life on sinking schooner Silver Spray

The 162 ton schooner Silver Spray commanded by Captain Thomas Calder, sailing from Darien Georgia to Millbridge Maine with lumber, was waterlogged and towed into Wilmington harbor by the tug Blanche. One hundred miles south of Cape Fear Bar she sprang a leak and, despite continual pumping, filled fast and lost deck load. She drifted to Shallotte Beach where two men were ashore for help. the master is ill with fever.

Wilmington N. C Thomas Calder Darien Millbridge Blanche Cape Fear Bar Shallotte N. C.) Beach

Earthquake Recorded by Georgetown Seismograph

Seismographs at Georgetown University observatory logged a series of moderate tremors last night starting 10 36, continuing to 11 01 with an additional 11 28 shock. The quake, likely from Arizona, registered about two thousand miles southwest. Ad for Hudson River Day Line rail tickets follows.

Washington Seismological Observatory Georgetown University Arizona

Jolly Sultan in Town as The Blue Bird Rehearsal Delayed

The Sultan of Sulu Hadji Mohammed Jamatul Kiram II arrives in New York aboard the St Louis with a large retinue while Major Hugh L. Scott and Interpreter Werble greet him. A water pipe burst at The New Theatre during dress rehearsal of The Blue Bird, ruining first act scenery and delaying opening to Saturday. Tickets and dates adjusted.

Sulu Hadji Mohammed Jamatul Kiram Ti Paguian Tindig the Great United States Jolo Sam British North Borneo Company Kiram II American Line St. Louis Dato Raja Muda Mulalil Wasit Gulamu Rasul Tahir Mohammed Mahomet Charles J. Werble 17Th Infantry 28Th Battery Field Artillery Kiram IT Hugh L. Scott West Point Major Scott Hotel Astor Scott Astor Werble New Theatre

Barrel Run Through Niagara Whirlpool by Bobby Leach

Bobby Leach of Niagara Falls Ontario rode a barrel through Niagara Falls rapids starting at Maid of the Mist landing. He escaped with a few scratches and bruises after five circuits around the whirlpool in smooth water, staying along the outer edge away from vortices.

Niagara Falls N. Y Bobby” Leach Ont Old Maid of the Mist Landing Leach

Christys at Peace in Ohio Reconciliation Report

Howard Chan dler Christy the artist says he and Mrs Christy have reached a thorough understanding and are reconciled They plan to spend most of the year in their Ohio home with occasional visits to New York The notice ends with an advertising pitch for Sun Ray spring water.

Zanesville Ohio Howard Chandler Christy

Old Guard Fights Sham Battle as Roosevelt Backers Dominate

The Old Guard's effort to block Theodore Roosevelt's control at the Republican State Convention ends in a sham battle. Progres­sives gain momentum as Woodruff and allied members face retirement, with Griscom and Roosevelt allies pushing for Stimson Bennet or Low as governor candidates.

Tribune Saratoga Springs N. Y Old Guard Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt State Committee Woodru Sherman Woodruff Barnes- Woodruff-Wadsworth-Ward Barnes and Wadsworth Taft Hughes Messrs. Bartlett Suffolk de Bragga Queens Odell Orange Cromwell Richmond Kings Cornelius V. Collins Troy Otto T. Barnard New York Lloyd C Griscom Mr. Griscom William Barnes, Jr Griscom Stimson Bennet Seth Low Arnold Clark Niagara County Upstate Messrs Barnes Woodrum Brenner Berri Lou Payn

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