Declines to Accept Suggestion by French Premier
Remnants of Nazim Pasha's forces retreat to the defense of Constantinople as the French premier's proposal is rejected. The Turkish military position remains cautious with reinforcements and strategic reevaluation ongoing.
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Montenegro and Balkan Nations Inch Toward War Highlights
Chronology of October events shows Montenegro declaring war on Turkey and consecutive battles across the Balkans. Turkish and Bulgarian forces clash near Adrianople and Did the map shift as Servians and Greeks declared war, with multiple occupations and captures listed through early November.
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Taft to proclaim neutral ity in Balkan war report
A compilation of brief items notes Taft will declare U S neutrality in the Balkan conflict. Police Lt Becker of New York convicted of first degree murder. Washington to host 1913 National W C T U convention. California orange crop worth 388 million with 55000 railroad cars needed. Mare Island yard received orders for the naval auxiliary Buffalo to sail Nov 1 for Nicaragua.
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Balkan War Update Pressures Constantinople and Retreats
Turkish army falls back toward Constantinople as Bulgaria closes on the capital’s defenses. Powers seek mediation while dispatching warships through the Dardanelles to protect Christians and interests. Adrianople tightens under bombardment as Greeks seize Nicopolis, Preveza, Stavros and threaten Salonika amid uncertain surrender at Thessaloniki.
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Conservatives Carry Pinar Del Rio to Put Menocal in Power
Returns from Pinar Del Rio show conservatives win the province and secure General Mario Menocal’s presidency. Alfredo Zayas, the liberal candidate, is defeated by a slender margin, marking a tight national outcome.
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Nebraska Wheat Crop Totals Fifty Million Bushels in 1912
Nebraska’s 1912 wheat crop stands at 50,662,347 bushels on 3,202,416 acres. The value translates to about 360 dollars per Nebraska family, with enough grain to bake billions of loaves and feed many nations. Water irrigation costs totaled roughly two and a half million dollars for the year, saving farm funds.
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Supreme Court Overhauls Equity Rules to Cut Costs
Washington reports radical changes in federal equity procedure to reduce litigation costs and delays. New rules ban preliminary injunctions without notice and curb temporary restraining orders. Chief Justice White announced the reforms after 17 months of study with Justices Lurton and Van Devanter.
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Fire destroys church in Jackson Nebraska
Rev. Wi fam J. O'Sullivan, parish priest, severely burned while rescuing the blessed sacrament as the Catholic church and the priest's residence burned. Sisters' academy and parish hall damaged. Loss about 35000 dollars, partially insured. A motor fire truck from Sioux City helped subdue the flames.
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Wifam J. O’sullivan
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Convicts Richardson and Backstrum Killed After Prison Break
Richard son and Backstrum, two Wyoming penitentiary escapees from Rawlins, were slain by a posse near Powder Springs on the Colorado Wyoming line after escaping on October 13.
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Eruptions Transform Ninafoon Island With Thirty Active Volcanoes
Thirty volcanoes are erupting on Ninafoon island in the Tongan group, causing significant changes to the island’s physical features. Scientists note dramatic landscape alterations and ongoing volcanic activity.
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Saturday drives to showcase Davidson County roads in Nashville
The Good Roads Department of Nashville Board of Trade plans Saturday afternoon drives to popularize improved routes in Davidson County. Charles C. Gilbert will supervise the outings, urging participants to bring kodaks for home-made photo exhibits and prizes for the best pictures.
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Dayton Man Buys Cough Remedy for Boy and Sees Cure
J. W. Copeland of Dayton Ohio bought a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for his boy with a cold and the cold vanished before the bottle was finished. Is that not better than paying a doctors bill. For sale by all.
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Chamberlain
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Benefit in Nebraska Testimony
Mrs. J. A. Stevens of Bridgeport Nebraska testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble and lumbago years ago and the relief has lasted. The ad notes nationwide distribution by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and urges buyers to remember the Dean's name.
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Foster-Milburn Co
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