Grey backs Balkan right to settle own peace terms
London November 28 Sir Edward Grey declared in the house of commons that England will recognize the Balkan states' right to determine their own peace terms. He said Britain supports self-determination even as earlier views favored Turkey’s revival under Abdul Hamid. The piece notes public indifference to foreign politics and hints at Turkey’s unripe political freedom.
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Balkan States
Constantinople
Sir Edward Grey
Larz Anderson to Succeed Brown as Ambassador to Japan
Charles Page Brown resigns due to ill health and Larz Anderson is named to replace him as United States ambassador to Japan. The piece also notes efforts to address reforms in Albania and Macedonia amid Balkan tensions and shifts in European diplomacy.
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United States
Japan
Larz Anderson
Bulgaria's Ferdinand Labeled Europe Diplomat in Balkans
Berlin reports Ferdinand of Bulgaria and General Savoff as modern Bismarcks shaping Balkan policy. Germany is accused of blunders and outwitted by allies as Austria and Russia gain, while France's Juares questions Turkish fate and calls for democratic reforms in eastern Europe amidst Balkan tensions.
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Germany
Near East
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Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Savoff
William I
Kaiser
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Austria
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Balkan States
Wegener
Servia
Novi Bazar
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Roumania
Europe
Juares
L'Humanite
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Macedonia
Thrace
M. Camille Pelletan
Secrece
Sma
Wake Up Stomach: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsement
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for modern digestive ills caused by rushed meals. It claims the tablet digests vast amounts of food, aids absorption, and revives the body, noting druggists stock it at 50 cents per box.
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Stuart
Face Powders Range From 19 Cents to Four Fifty
Beauty items priced across a broad range in white flesh and brunette shades with boxes priced from 19 cents up to 4 dollars 50 cents per box.
Thanksgiving Neckwear and Veiling Prices Range Broad
A catalog style list markets neckwear, collars, jabots, laces, veiling and bags for Thanksgiving. It shows hand made collars with lace embroidery and various veils in white, black and shadow lace finishes. Prices span from 25c to 25 dollars and include leather bags with multiple trims and sizes.
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Grandmas to Form Chicago Grandmothers Club
Chicago grandmothers organized a Mothers' association backed clubhouse to welcome friends, lounge, play cards, and discuss fashions. Sponsored by the Chicago Mothers' Association led by Mrs. Harry Hammer, the home club will serve as a social space for grandmothers previously neglected in the city.
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Balkan War Threatens Lancashire Cotton Trade
London dispatch reports the Balkan conflict crippling Manchester’s near east trade. Exports to Turkey reached 25 million dollars in nine months ending September 1912, with cotton goods worth 18 million. Lancashire fears Turkish demand may fall as rivals, especially Bulgaria, seek to limit Lancashire products.
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Powell Studio Promotes Latest Photographic Productions
The Powell Studio at 6111-2 and E Houston St showcases finished photography works in an artistic promotional display. The gallery emphasizes new productions and studio artistry for visitors and clients.
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