Three Powers Unite on Balkan Conference Program
Great Britain Russia and France reach agreement on a program to present to the European conference. Eight proposals cover Bulgaria Eastern Rumelia Crete Armenia Montenegro and Danube regulations with aim to revise treaties and adjust frontiers while seeking compact settlement of Balkan tensions.
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Great Britain
Russia
France
Associated Press
London
Balkan
Bulgaria
Rumelia
Ruhearia
Turkey
Oriental Railway
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sanjak
Novipazar
Crete
Britain
Italy
Armenia
Mont EO
Montenegro
Bervia
Bosnian and Herzegovina
Danube
Plack Sea
Mediterranean
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Sir Edward Grey
M. Iswolsky
M. Iswolskvy
Children Must Work Decline in Marriages Noted
AP reports New York records show over three thousand children fourteen seeking employment certificates in September, more than double last fall's figures. Health department cites winter jobs shortage and parental unemployment as key cause, with families turning to child labor as earnings shrink.
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Associated Press
New York
Health Department
Health Board
Taft Talks Protection in Ashland Stop of Kentucky Run
Taft’s Kentuckys leg of the southern trip began in Ashland with a crowded rink turnout. He championed protection as essential to West Virginia and compared its impact to Pennsylvania and Ohio. Senator William Alden Smith and Senator William C. Bradley joined, urging continued Republican power as crowds cheered.
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Associated Press
Ashland
Georgia
Jedae Taft
Huntington
West Virginia
Advancc
Mr. Taft
Taft
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Louisville
Morehead
Salt Lick
Mount Sterling
Winchester
Lexington
Frankfort
Shelbyville
Kentucky
William Alden Smith
Madison Square
New York
Republican Party
Smith
William C. Bradley
Badger Bakers In Session At State Convention
Milwaukee typeset from Racine reports the fourth annual State Bakers association convened with open discussion on the Milwaukee bakers institute to be held October 26 to 28 in the city hall. Members were urged to attend and the association will fund the institute. A remonstrance against a Green Bay ad showing a baker over dough and against moving pictures in theaters as harmful to the bakery trade was unanimously adopted. An official slate was elected: President Joseph Pochiman Milwaukee. Vice President C J Rocstroh Green Bay. Secretary Fred Neilson Milwaukee. Treasurer L J Kutler Appleton. Directors John Weinert Manitowoc T D Corcoran Beloit Albert Hall Milwaukee. Milwaukee chosen as next convention host.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
State Bakers’ Association
Bakers' Institute
Minsi
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Bakers' Union
Joseph Pochiman
C. J. Rocsstroh
Fred Neilson
L. J Kutler
Apnicton
John Weinert
Manitowoc
T. TD. Corcoran
Beloit
Albert Hall
Hereford Breeders Set $50000 for Promotion Board
The American Hereford Cattle Breeders association appropriated fifty thousand dollars at its annual meeting in Kansas City to promote the breed in the United States. A three member board was named to expend the funds, comprising P. McCrary Kentland Indiana T A Rhode Kingsley Indiana and Dr J Logan Kansas City. Officers elected include W S Cargill La Crosse Wis president Overton Harris Harris Mo vice president and Walter R Waddell Lexington Mo treasurer.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
American Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association
United States
P. McCrary
Kentland
Indiana
T. A. Rhode
Kingsley
J. Logan
W. S. Cargill
la Crosse
Wis
Overton Harris
Harris, Mo
Walter R. Waddell
Lexington, Mo
Escape From Rolling Logs Stuns Marinette Man
A Fe shtigo man Reg Broustie narrowly survived when logs on a logging landing rolled toward him. His heel trapped him as twenty coworkers watched, ten logs passed over his prone body, yet he was buried in mud and emerged nearly unhurt. The incident occurred as logs rolled toward the river.
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Milwaukee
Vic
Marinette
Reg Broustie
Brouette
War Clouds Lower Darken Japan China
Severe clashes between Chinese and Japanese troops in Kantao Corea threaten peace as Chinese forces refuse pursuit rights. Several soldiers killed or wounded in a hours long engagement. Japan seeks cross frontier action. China denies and tensions rise with potential frontier crossing if China acts slowly.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Corea
China
Japan
Kantao
Chinese War Office
War Office
Japanese Foreign Office
Peking
Wind Wagons to Race at New York Aeronautic Meet
The New York aeronautic society at Morris park will stage a free for all five mile race on election day November 3. Harvard's Prof. W. H. Pickering donated a wind wagon, a wheeled frame driven by air propellers. Invited competitors include Capt. Balawin Itay Knubenshue Captain Bombough Carl Myers Charles KK Hamilton Charles J. Stroebel and Col Gribble with their dirigible balloons.
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Associated Press
New York
Oct. l
The
Aeronautic Society
Morris Park
W. H. Pickering
Harvard University
Thomas S. Balawin
Itay Knubenshue
Captain Bombough
Carl Myers
Charles KK
Hamilton
Charles J. Stroebel
Colonel Gribble
Ill-Advised Speech Sparks Writ Against MP
London reports a writ issued against William James Thorne, a social Democrat MP from West Ham, for inciting breach of the peace with a speech urging the unemployed to “rush the baker shape.” Rioting was avoided in Sheffield after a mayoral pledge of relief funds. Further demonstrations occurred in Sunderland and Maidstone as Albert W Crayson clashed in Parliament over unemployment relief.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
William James Thorne
West Ham
Nottingham
Sheffield
Sunderland
Maidstone
Albert W Crayson
Yorkshire
Grayson
Miners to Make Demand for New Agreement
Scranton Pa Oct 15 miners at a convention decided to press for a replacement agreement as the current one expires April 1 189. The demands include an eight hour day a check off system for union dues weighing coal instead of per car pay and a ten percent wage cut across all kinds of labor with other minor points to be decided later.
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Scranton
Mining Captain Killed In Calumet Copper Mine
A Calumet special reports Capt Willagr Trevis, 40, killed this morning in an accident on the Calumet and Hecla mine. An underground superintendent with many years in lake copper mining, he was struck by a ship. Two other miners Richard Williams, 22, and John Minner, 19, died from injuries in a premature blast at the Champion mine of Copper Range Consolidated company.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Calumet, Mich
Willagr Trevis
Lake Copper
Calumet
Mich
Richard Witliama
John Minner
Champion
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Forest fires rage across Wisconsin and neighboring regions
Apenal report from Milwaukee describes widespread fires in Wisconsin Illinois and Michigan with damage to farms timber and a large barn on Mike Barrett's farm near Ashland. Hundreds battle flames while Lake Superior reports smoke as Dallas the town in North Dakota braces for a prairie fire destroying residences and threatening Kusimeya district. water runs low but wind slows allowing use of blankets and gear to protect a large livery barn.
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Milwaukee
Win
Wisconsin
Bilnnewata
Michigan
Mike Barrett
Ashland
Lake Superior
Crey
Dallas
Ira
Kusimeya
Gould's Income Shrinks in Divorce Case
In New York, Oct. 15, Howard Gould's income is stated by his counsel to have fallen from 600000 to 400000 a year due to last year's business depression, as Mrs. Gould seeks an increase in alimony from 25000 to 120000 yearly. Delancey Nicoll and Clarence J. Shearn present contrasting accounts of expenditures and marriage strain, with claims of past support totaling 766500 from 1899 to 1916 and allegations of strategic withholding of funds. Decision on alimony increase reserved.
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Associated? Press
New York
Howard Gould
Gould
Nicoll
Urgarte Retired as Minister. Urgarte to Mexico
Dr Angel Urgarte, minister from Honduras, told Secretary Root he had been removed from his post and would return to Mexico. Dr. Lazo Arriage will succeed him. A rumor linked the retirement to a dispute with Assistant Secretary Bacon, which Urgarte denied, insisting he and Bacon are friends.
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Asy Associated
Washington
Get
Angel Urgarte
Honduran
State Department
Root
Mexico
Lazo Arriage
Umarte
Bacon
Urgrate
Declaration by Peter Nickel at railways convention
Peter Nickel claim agent for the New York City Railway company stated that rapid transit firms should not contest a claim when the loss is just. This remark appeared among the proceedings of the American Street and Inter-urban Railways association annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Aapocinted Press
Atlantic City
Peter
Nickel
New York City Railway Company
American Street and Inter-urban Railways' Association
Brotherhood of St Andrew Ratifies Articles at Meeting
In Milwaukee Wisconsin 15 the Brotherhood of St Andrew approved the articles of incorporation under the federal act. The session also adopted a plan for formal construction and passed a related resolution by unanimous consent.
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Associated Drems
Milwaukee
Wis
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Roberts Returns Home After Baltimore Shooting
Charles B. Roberts of Baltimore, who was shot while riding in a rolling chair in Atlantic City on August 26, left Atlantic City last night for Baltimore, accompanied by his wife, and was reported to have returned home.
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Atlantic City
MN. J
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
Indicts Mann for Murder in Frances Thompson Case
Chicago October 15 An indictment against Luman Mann charging him with the murder of Mrs Frances Thompson was returned by a grand jury A capias for arrest was issued Mann posted bond and surrendered to the state's attorney He was jailed as the state plans to oppose bail reduction motions in court
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Associated Press
Chicago
Seainst Luman
Mra
Frances Thompson
Mann
Sovereignty In Kantab Likely For New Minister
Washington Oct 15 Sovereignty in Kantab probably will be one of the first important questions for M juin the new ra enes minister to ina to bande Wilston.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Kantab
M. Juin
Ra Enes
Ina
Bande Wilston
Bankers Go Before Jury in Morse Curtin Trial Plea
United States District Court opens as Charles W Morse and Alfred H Curtin plead not guilty to conspiracy and banking law violations. Jury to be guarded by deputies day and night, first such precaution in this district. Prosecutor Stimson outlines charges including stock pool manipulation at American Ice and fraudulent bank reports. Witnesses for the government are under watch by secret service.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtin
National Bank of North America
Morse
Curtis
Stimson
Aix
United States
Bumson
American Ice Company
National Bank For North America
Mr. Morse
President's day includes message work and cabinet talks
The president held conferences on his annual message to Congress and discussed Interior Secretary choice and immigration matters with Secretary Straus and Watchorn. Talks covered Ellis Island works and speculation on the commismissioner general vacancy, while Londonsinger reported active Republican efforts and modest funds but good prospects.
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Associated
Presa
Washington, D
Congresa
Berrotars
Gurifrid and
Chiat Warcester Pinchot
Straus and
Noebert Watthorn
Naw Youn
Stravae
Ba. Winehorn
Elis Island
Watchorn
Immlariaton
White House
Representativs
Mme Londensinger
Kidnaps Small Girl in Wisconsin Case
A Wisconsin special report from Marinette says Albert Merseal kidnapped a six year old girl from guardians Mr and Mrs Hagburg in Pembine. The adopted child had been wedded to the mother. The mother sued for recovery but the Hagburgs were awarded custody. The couple fled with the child into the woods and boarded an eastbound train near Holmes Junction. Local authorities are searching for them.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinette
Pembine
Albert Merseat
Hagburg
Merseal
Holmes Junction
Embine
Deadly typhoid epidemic report from Minot area
Edward Tilton and Justin Porter, fever stricken patients, return to Milwaukee from near Minot North Dakota. They report scores of deaths in Minot and surrounding areas from typhoid fever. They left when they knew they were afflicted and endured a frightening night driving in a snow storm forty miles away.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falla
Edward Tilton
Justin Porter
Minot
N. D
Tragic Blast Fatality on Neopit Railroad Work
Olaf Christanson was struck in the heart and killed instantly Wednesday afternoon while blasting rock on the railroad construction near Neopit Shawano Wisconsin. The incident occurred during ongoing work on the line with authorities investigating the accident and determining details of the blast and cause of death.
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Northwestern
Shawano
Wis
Olaf Christanson
Neopit
Floods in China devastate Sun Sing and Hai Ping regions
A censorious report from Mfongkong on October 15 describes a severe flood affecting Sun Sing and Hai Ping Gimrcts with several towns inundated and hundreds left homeless. The condition worsens as relief efforts begin amid scattered accounts of damage.
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Associated Press
Mfongkong
Sun Sing
Racine Pioneer Passes In Racine County Leader Dies
Journal special from Racine reports J M Osgood prominent Racine County merchant and longtime property owner died at St Luke s hospital of general debility Born 1828 moved to Racine in 1846 He was among the citys wealthiest real estate holders Maj Gen Richard Coulter 81 veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars dies in Greensburg Indicated as a separate obituary for a local business figure and veteran in the same dispatch.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
J. M. Osgood
Racine County
St. Luke's Hospital
Osgood
Associated Press
Greensburg
Ricahd Coulter
President of the World idea fuels reform bureau hopes
The Associated Press reports Rev Dr Wilbur Crafts predicts Theodore Roosevelt could become "president of the world" within years. William McDowell asks the reform bureau to join the League of Peace in electing a world executive. A world electoral college of about 100,000 voters may choose a peace leader with Roosevelt as a leading candidate alongside Bryan Taft.
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Associated Press
New York
Oct
Wilbur F. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Craftstron
William ©. McDowell
League of Peace
Reform Bureau
League
McDowell
Electoral College
America
United States
Ktent Peace Workers of the World
Andrew Carnegle
Theodora Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Coloradoan Heads List of Democratic Donors
New York October 18 The largest individual contribution to the Democratic National Committee was 38,000 from Charles J Hughes of Colorado. William J Bryan offered 34,046 from his newspaper The Commoner. Other donors rose, including ex Senator W A Cinek of Montana and Norman B Mack at 2,000 each. Georgia’s sole entry was Governor Hoke Smith at 240. CN N Taskell’s name does not appear in the list.
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New York
Herman Hidder
Wan
Charien J. Hughes
Colorado
W. J. Bryan Wan
W. A. Cinek
Montana
Norman B. Mack
Dawn Now
Georgia
Hoko Smith
CNN Taskell
Natonal
Oklahoma
Double Wedding at Waukau Parsonage in Wisconsin
Two Morin sisters from Aurora wed in a joint ceremony at Waukau Methodist parsonage. Rev. Trane Johnson officiated as Miss Jonnie Morin married Thomas P. Chapelle of Eureka and Miss Edith Morin wed Albert D. Siller of Omre. The couples left by morning train for a short honeymoon in Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Uwestern
Wankau
Wis
Wankau Methodist
Gaoma
Trane Johnson
Thoms I. Morin
Aurora
Wineshark County
Misa Jonnie
Thomas PP. Chapelle
Eureka
Edith
Albert D. Silller
Omre
Milwaukee
Chicago
Break Up Strikers Meeting At Local Ballot Box
A violent disruption interrupted a strike ballot as Italian anarchist operatives allegedly raided the scene, smashed the ballot box, and scattered ballots while police restored order. M J Tracey of the Lasting Machine Operators' union claimed the majority vote would prevail amid ongoing labor tension.
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Ob3y
Prag
Lynn
Maser
Youleh
Neirly
Paty
Trujan
Agaln
Writ Orders Dr Lam to Produce Thaw at Pittsburg
A writ by U S Deputy Marshal directed Dr Robert E Lamb superintendent of Matteawan hospital for the criminally insane to produce Harry K Thaw at Pittsburgh forthwith. The writ was served at the station as Dr Lamb arrived from an incoming train. Lamb had not decided on action.
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Associated Presa
United States
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Lamb
Matteawan Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Pittsburg
Lamb
Wealthy Chicago landman C. Rowlins dies in Milwaukee
C 13. Rowlins a Chicago business man with Marinette county land interests died at Sacred Heart sanitarium Milwaukee at age sixty three. He is survived by his wife and one son. His widow was married recently to a trained nurse. He leaves an estate estimated over half a million dollars. The third annual Midnight Club ball at Badger Club Hall drew a large crowd and was a financial success.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Rowlins
Chicago Bualesa
Marinette County
Sacred Heart Sanitarium
Midnight Club
Badger Club
Japan Prepares Warm Welcome for US Fleet Visit
News from Tokio and Yokohama describe extensive preparations as the American battleship fleet nears Japan. Ships are to be greeted by Japanese war vessels off Kiushu, with editors pledging a cordial welcome.
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Tokio
Yokohama Meke
Associated Press
Adriiral Sperry
Kiushu
Japan
Connecticut
Sperry
Yokohama
WISL
Francis B. Loomis
Enda
K. Okura
Tokyo
Prince Ito
Bryan Talks to Nebraska Farmers on Tour
William J. Bryan concluded his third and final Nebraska tour day with a speech at Endicott at seven oclock this morning. A large crowd from Endicott and beyond attended, some traveling over fifteen miles, as Bryan urged support for the party’s state legislative and congressional tickets and discussed tariff, true, and bank guaranty issues. He spoke at Fairburn in the court house square about similar topics and urged direct election of senators and publicity of campaign funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veg Absocuriom
Ftes Wiinere
Wiliam J. Bryan Hbesaw
Nebraska
Elork
Endicott
Spek
Bryan
Brandon
Alabama
Branden
Geneva
Ryan
Hebron
Fairburn
Court House
Diller
Bryn
Suffrage Delegates Pledge Conservative Loyal Campaign
Conservative loyal delegates at the fortieth annual National American Woman's Suffrage Association convention vow to pursue suffrage with a calm, education focused campaign. They plan extensive outreach to state legislatures and Washington for the coming year while continuing to advocate peaceful advancement of voting rights.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
NOY
Accident in Wisconsin Woods Fatal to Hunter
A Green Bay hunterEdward Weika of George County died at a Milwaukee hospital from injuries sustained while hunting in the woods yesterday. He and a companion were walking when a fall caused an explosion of contents from a discharged weapon, injuring Weika severely before succumbing this morning.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Rdward Weika
Qeorme County
Hera
Dia
Fils Kun
Welse
Forecast For Wisconsin Fair Night And Friday
Forecasts show likely fair conditions across Wisconsin tonight with clear skies and light winds. A cool overnight is expected with temperatures dipping near freezing in northern areas and mid 30s to 40s in southern counties.
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Reg Browette
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Iwan
Minnewota
Midh
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Bankers
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Albred H. Curtin
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la Murae
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Olaf Christianson
Severa
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Ruonivett, Taft, Carnegie
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Democratic National Committee
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