Serbs Near War As Austria-Hungary Moves Forward
Paris and Belgrade report rising war talk as Austro-Hungarian forces push toward the Serbian frontier. Warlike sentiment grows in the Skupshtina, with demonstrations and fears of renewed hostilities. Rumors of assassinations and cross-border actions circulate amid official claims that provocation will not be tolerated.
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Anntria Hangary
Belgrade
Servia
M. Paglis
Associated Press
Skupshtina
Danube
Servian
National Assembly
Desogates
Jovanovits
Austria-Hungary
Theater Square
Paris
Semin
France
Peter
Montenegro
Ainy I
Lever
Count von Ghines
Sallieres
Clemenceau
Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Near East
Cettinie
Constantinople
Smyrna
Athens
Macedonia
Seres
Mafin
Insva
St. Petersburg
Russia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria- Hungary
Baron von Aehrenthal
Count Berchthal
Austrian Press Censorship Curbs Mobilization Reports
Vienna reports that Austrian newspapers have been informed mobilization movement coverage is undesirable at present. Two persons recording this intimation face confiscation.
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Vienna
Injunction for Iron Molders Union Upheld by Circuit Court
The U S circuit court of appeals affirms most provisions of Judge Sanborns injunction against Iron Molders Union No 125 of Milwaukee during the Alis Chalmers strike, vacating six paragraphs and modifying three. It preserves peaceable picketing and bars threats or intimidation toward workers and families, with further limits on union actions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Iron Molders’ Union
No. 125
Milwaukee
Alis-Chalmers Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Grosscup
Baker
Seaman
Sanborn
Allis-Chalmers Company
Allis-Chalmers
Nationaal Organzation of Iron Molders
Court of Appeals
Max W. Babb
Allis-Chalmery Company
Chicwge
Efrenit Court of Appeals
Alus-Chalmers Company
Circuit Court of
Anpents
World Series Opener Detroit and Chicago Clash at Bennett Park
Detroit and Chicago meet for the World Series at Bennett Park as pennant races wind down. Weather promises a fine day with crowds forming early for tickets and the park capacity reaching near 20 000. Cubs and Tigers seal lineups while managers Jennings and Chance express confidence in their teams.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Detroit American
Chicago
Bennett Park
Chance
Jennings
New York
Bush
Ameren Jteamueavaxon
O'Leary
Kiliiga
Bul’ Donovan
Detroits
Giant
Ruelbach
Bennev Park
Medicine Hat
Cather Schmidt
Bunh
Ge Heer Ene
J. Navin
Rightield
Shay Woud
Roth
Jennines
Kinte Jennings
Jan
Basebal
Gerry Herrmann
Nationals’ Commission
O’day
Sheridan
Klem
Connolley
Made Presidential Canes From Grant To Present
William McKinsie, an 84 year old Wyandotte county farmer, died at home. He carved canes for every US president from Grant to the present, receiving autographed letters in acknowledgment. Gen Ira C Abbott, 84, ex-collector of internal revenue in Michigan and pension bureau clerk, died in Washington. Joseph Painter, 86, head of Joseph Painter & Sons iron firm, died in Pittsburg after a long illness. Elbridge H. Goss, 78, Boston banker and author, died in Melrose of pneumonia. Benjamin H Ridgely, US consul general to Mexico City, died suddenly in Mexico City.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
William McKinsie
Wyandotte County
Kas
Here
McKinzie
United States
General Grant
Ira C. Abbott
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue
Michigan
Pension Bureau
Ask the Crooks About It Sparks NY Railways Talk
Gov. Chats E. Hughes of New York, arriving after an all night run from Webb City, Mo., speaks in Alton and other cities about railways and his veto of a two cent fare bill. Illinois Gov. Deneen joins him in Alton for a large audience discussion.
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Associated Press
Springfeld
New York
Chats
E. Hughes
Webb City
Deneen
Illinois
Hughes
Alton
Funofa
Fencoln
Bloomington
Portlae
Jollet
Do Clever Boys Feel The Army Pull?
The piece questions whether public school students are adequately prepared for the Army and West Point. It notes President Eliot’s tempered praise, and Colonel Tarnes exposure of schooling standards, while suggesting expert evaluation is needed. It references Germany’s harsher schooling and the rare capable youths among public schools.
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Army
Eliot
Tarned
West Point
Germany
Cheapens Cost of Iron by New Furnace Process
Milwaukee dispatch reports a Martippe telegraph message from Elmer Jones of Fort Jones Fron Mountain Michigan describing a new iron furnace process. The method reduces ore reduction costs from 39 to 1.50 per ton and enables utilization of low grade ore previously unusable, signaling a potential revolution and immense wealth for Jones.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Martuette
Elmer Jones
FT. Jones
Prom Fron Mountain
Mich
Mr. Jones
Auto Races Highlight Founders Week in Philadelphia
Philadelphia October 10 George Mobertaon won a locomobile race as the event began with sixteen competitors. Putette in an Acme car finished second and Ralph Motforu in a Letter third. The day featured multiple sweeps and records across Motor Parkway and Meadowbrook courses with notable times and two injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George Mobertaon
Locomobile
Thoe
Putette
Acme
Ralph Motforu
CL Maradher
Deerless
Waa Fouttle
Philidelphia
Dua
George Salzman
Motor Park
Long Inland
Vfifne
Aelock
Motor Parkway
Mendoawbrook
Garden City
Jericha
Nurgernu
Buster
Tuteky
Coontetme
Cameron Wags
J. Alan Watt
Herbert Lytle
Vielsetta Err
Jturkway
Stennult
Strang
Jerichs- Westbury
Myron Alam
Oyster Bay
Klbert Matthews
Hempnsteid
Albin
Mathews
Osovers
Bell
Nassau House
Meadowbrook
Tnights
T. A. Dishraw
Willam
Starp
Borduea
Wisconsin special profiles prolific Wisconsin mother
A Chippewa Falls dispatch notes Mrs. Catherine Marbone of Waupun as perhaps the champion mother in Wisconsin. At thirty nine she has borne eighteen children, one each year, after nineteen years of marriage. She married first at seventeen and has two marriages with twelve children from the first union and six from the second.
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Noarthwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls
Catherine Marbone
Waupun
Wlaconein
Mia
Marbone
Balloon Races Begin With Four Nations Present
Berlin: the international balloon races opened with 23 spherical balloons from France Austria Germany and Belgium departing in five minute intervals toward Schmadenhazen near Oranienburg forty miles from Berlin. The start drew spectators including Americans and women observers in national colors. Tomorrow marks the race for the international cup with notable entrants continuing the event.
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Berlin
Sedumargendert
France
Austria
Germany
Belgium
Schmadenhazen
Orinienburg
Audh
Ie International Cap
Cleht
Watching Balkan Mixup Reflects U S Stance on Ratko Crisis
United States observers in Washington and London monitor the Ratko disturbance. The nation declines direct stake in Eastern affairs, recalling Algeciras conference reservations. Washington favors observation while hoping for a peaceful Balkan settlement.
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Cy Associated
Washington, I. C, Et. W
United States
Algeciras
Alcetents
Marorva
Turkeys
Washington
London
Fight Over Oil Tanks In Milwaukee Downtown
A petition by the Standard Oil Company seeks dissolution of an injunction blocking tanks in Milwaukee downtown. The city and health officials contest the project citing odor and health concerns while the company vows to press the case to higher courts amid a long-running dispute over forcing the tanks outside the city.
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Milwaukee
Wie
Standard OF Company
Ag Unm
Italian Fleet Receives Orders to Stay Concentrated at Spezia
The Italian fleet at Spezia Italy after completing maneuvers has been ordered to remain concentrated there. This move signals a shift in readiness posture as authorities maintain naval strength in the Ligurian port amid tensions.
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Associated Press
Spezia
Italy
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