Adrianople Key to Bosphorus Falls to Turkey
Bulgarian forces retreat as Adrianople is captured by Turkish troops. Reports say twenty thousand Turks dead or wounded on the battlefield while Bulgarians abandon outposts amid torched buildings and rising flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrianople
Bosphorus
Turkey
London
Uskub
Scutari
Albania
Nicholas
Vranje
Vienna
Adrianpple
Abdulla Pasha
Demoktta
Constantinople
Kirk-Kilesseh
Mukhtar Pasha
Roumania
Ferdinand
Turkey Ready to Quit Status in Turmoil
Reynold's newspaper cites an unquestioned authority that Turkish ambassadors in European capitals have renewed efforts for immediate intervention by the powers. It is understood that Turkey is ready to accede to almost any terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reynold
Turkey
Roosevelts Birthday Observed Amid War News And Health Worries
News from Europe details Bulgarian and Serbian advances with Adrianople and Uskub falling as Turkish lines crumble under siege. In New York, Colonel Roosevelt, recovering from a bullet wound, appears outdoors at Sagamore Hill and prepares for a Madison Square Garden speech while his health limits him.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Chicago
Roosevelt
Geo. Faller
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Sher
Madison Square Garden
Eit
Congressman Longworth
Washington
Douglas Robinson
New York
Einsten Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Quentin Roosevelt
Groton School
Archer Roosevelt
Andover
Kermit
Brazil
McCombs predicts Wilson sweep of electoral votes
William F. McCombs, head of the Democratic committee, forecasts Wilson will win all but Utah in the electoral college. He says California favors Wilson by over 15,000, and cites a Spreckles telegram claiming Roosevelt support in California has collapsed.
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New York
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
McCombs
Utah
Taft
California
Rudolph Spreckles
Roosevelt
Becker Still Confident in Defense From Tombs Cell
Ex police lieutenant Charles Becker discusses his case from the Tombs, saying his lawyers blundered by not letting him testify and he can prove the Harlem meeting with Rose Webber and Wallon had no bearing on the Rosenthal murder conspiracy. He cites trial costs as a motive for appeal and predicts possible execution.
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New York
Charles Becker
John W. Hart
Becker
Rose
Webber
Wallon
Harlem
Rosenthal
John Becker
Moss
McIntyre
Whitman
John F. McIntyre
Pecker
Hart
Goff
Supreme Court
Dix
Philip Davidon
Big Jack” Selle
Sing Sing
Vidson
Selig
Davidson
Alabama justices urge special session on court rules
Five Alabama Supreme Court justices ask Chief Justice Dowdell to convene a November 7 meeting with the Court of Appeals to discuss revising rules of practice. The letter seeks simpler procedures, reduced costs, and clearer appeals while noting some changes require legislation. Justice Sayre did not sign.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
J. R. Dowdell
Court of Appeals
Seston
T. C. McClelland
Ormond Somerville
John C. Anderson
James J. Mayfield
Edward DeGraffenfeld
Sayre
Lafayette
Supreme Court
Julia Sanderson Divorced and Jailhouse Murders Trial
New York October twenty six actress Julia Sanderson was granted an interlocutory divorce from James T Sloan once known as Tod Sloan the former jockey. Sloan to stand separate trials at the murder case hearings. The chauffeur William’s confession colors the case against Whitey Lewis Gip the Blood Dago Frank and Lefty Louis. Wives of Lefty Louis and Gip the Blood may testify. Other gunmen suspects Jack Rose Harry Wallon Bridgie Webber and Sam Schepps to stay in West Side prison awaiting verdicts.
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Julia Sanderson
NEW_YORK
James T. Sloan
1 Od" Sloan
William
Shapiro
Whitey” Lewis
Gip
Dago Frank
Lefty Louis
Gyp the Blood
Beveridge’s Star Engagement in Campaign Inquiry
Former Indiana senator Albert J. Beveridge testified before the Clapp committee about returning all $30,000 in funds from George W. Perkins and other friends used in his 1904 senate re election bid. He presented a November 1904 certificate and a telegram quote from Perkins, while noting $20,000 from Perkins and $25,000 from Edward L. McLean were returned unused. He praised Perkins Pinchot and McLean as faithful supporters.
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Washington, D. C
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Clapp
George W. Perkins
Senate
Perkins
Beveridge
Indianapolis
George
Paynter
Edward L. MclLean
Gifford Pinchot
Edward L. McLean
McLean
Mr. McLean
Fate of Diaz in Balance at Nightfall
Mexico City reports say General Felix Diaz fate hangs at nightfall amid a court martial saga. Diaz officers Lima and Magenta are believed shot at Vera Cruz at sunrise, while Diaz’s own fate remains unconfirmed as President Madero shifts between civilian and military jurisdiction. The senate question and Vera Cruz court martial confusion keep authorities silent.
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Diaz
Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Supresns
Lima
Magenta
Vera Cruz
Madero
Senate
Uncle Sam's Eyes Centered on Cuba
Washington reports Cuba unrest remains local with no immediate demand on army or navy. State War and Navy officials say American interests are not affected though the army maintains a ready force of 5,000. A rumor says the Prairie with 750 marines was ordered from San Domingo, but the Navy denies issuing such orders.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
United States
State, War and Navy Departments
Navy
Prairie
San Domingo
Navy Department
Escapes Gallow's Noose For Life In Prison
In Baton Rouge on October 26 Ben Joseph a St James negro twice sentenced to death was reprieved each time and not hanged. He will now spend his natural life in the penitentiary as the pardon board reduced his sentence to life imprisonment.
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Baton Rouge
Ben Joseph
St.James
Pardon Board
Wilson attends Dartmouth Princeton game amid crowd cheers
Governor Woodrow Wilson mingled with spectators at the Dartmouth versus Princeton football clash in Princeton New Jersey. He spoke of tariffs to reporters on Nassau street and planned stops in Westchester and Pennsylvania. A sea of about 10000 fans rose to greet him as he entered the stadium and leaders from press and national politics greeted him.
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Princeton
N. J
Wall Street
Woodrow Wilson
Wall-street
Nassau Street
Westchester
Penn
New Jersey
Wilson
Dartmouth
Baker
W. B. Halderman
Louieville
Officeholders and generous givers in party campaigns
The Republican national campaign has $591,082 in New York. Democrats report $678,464 from 53,303 contributors. Major gifts include Charles P. Taft $56,000, Francis L. Leland $50,000, Andrew Carnegie $25,000, and J. P. Morgan & Co. $25,000. Diplomatic figures appear among big donors with Larz Anderson and Huntington Wilson contributing. Financials show $498,221 from New York, $98,811 from Chicago, with $477,033 disbursed from New York and $81,278 from three Chicago offices.
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New York
National Committee
Charles P. Taft
Francis L. Leland
Andrew Carnegie
J. P. Morgan & Co
George F. Baker
Harry B. Moore
Larz Anderson
Belgium
Huntington Wilson
Thomas J. O'Brien
Italy
Fred Carpenter
Siam
Meyer
Navy Department
MacVeagh
Wickersham
Hitchcock
Willam Nelson Cromwell
Chicago
George Rice Freed After One-Year Sentence
George Graham Rice was released from Blackwell's Island prison today after a one year sentence for defrauding the malls in a curb brokerage scheme led by B. F. Schettels & Co on Broad Street.
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New York
George Graham Rice
Blackwell's Island
Rice
B. F.schettels & Co
Broad Street
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Uksub
Kumanova
Col. Roosevelt
McOmbs
Anne
Justice Goff
Criminal Courts
High Court
Servia
Bulgaria
Monten
Balkans
Ghie
Supreme Bench
Clapp Campaign Fund
Larz
A. Whitcomb
Thomas R. Shipp, “L. G. Rothschild
J. Te. Hayes
Mr. Beveridge
Mr. Perkins
Chamber of Deputies
Uncle Sam
Street
Gotham
Dartmouth and
Priceton Rooters
George Rice
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