Armistice signs expected as Balkan talks proceed
Constantinople reports the Dalkan Turkish armistice will be signed tomorrow after delays caused by missing official sanctions from Athens Belgrade and Cettinje. Bulgarian peace terms modify frontier changes with Adrianople Kavala and Monastir later talks aim at Macedonian autonomy and Servian- Albanian adjustments.
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Belasco Play Not Stolen
United States District Judge George Holt dismissed with costs the complaint of Abraham Goldknopf against David Belasco and William C De Mille alleging theft of idea plot and language from Tainted Philanthropy for The Woman Jim Flynn Weds Actress
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General Steever Opposes Reducing U S Border Patrol
General Steever protests to the War Department against proposed cuts in the United States border patrol amid Mexican rebel activity along the Texas frontier. Insurgent bands near Columbus to El Paso disrupt the region while the Chavez and Mesa cases seek to curb arms transfers to Mexico. Judge Maxey voids indictments for lack of exportation.
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Hyde Awaits Sentence After Bribery Conviction
Charles H. Hyde once city chamberlain sits in the Tombs awaiting Wednesday’s sentence. He declines to see friends or relatives and expects ruling on bail pending an appeal to the appellate division.
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New York
Charles H. Hyde
Taft Cabinet Deliberates on Coming Message to Congress
Washington December 2 President Taft and his cabinet met to review the proof of the forthcoming general message to congress expected late this week. The document will cover all subjects the president wishes to advise congress on, excluding foreign relations. Pittsburg Kan December 2 Frank Gajsek an Austrian died from bullet wounds after highwaymen ordered him to halt and his inability to understand English cost him his life.
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Winter grips London as Britain endures severe weather
London reports a harsh November and widespread winter conditions with zero temperatures across most of Great Britain. The Oceanic and Philadelphia tell of mountainous seas, near-collisions, wreckage, and frozen deaths while trains stall, workers lose outdoor jobs, and schools close amid deep damp fog and cold air.
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Admiral Chester Urges Abolishing Monroe Doctrine
Washington reports note Rear Admiral Colby M. Chester calls for abolishing the Monroe doctrine and replacing it with a treaty style understanding with South American republics to share execution and responsibility. Officials offered no comment. Also, San Francisco reports a government suit to reclaim 100000 acres of Southern Pacific lands and claims involving land grants tied to mineral lands totaling about a billion dollars.
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Famous Preacher Dead Dr Robert H Collyer Dies in New York
Dr Robert H Collyer aged pastor emeritus of the Unitarian Church of the Messiah died at his home 201 West Fifty fifth street after several days illness. He led the Church of the Messiah since 1879 after founding Unity church in Chicago and earlier served as a Unitarian missionary in Philadelphia.
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French Aviator Paul Arondel Killed in Crash
Paris reports French airman Paul Arondel died at Juvisy sur Orge while flying a monoplane. He turned too sharply during a routine circuit of the aero drome and the craft plunged 186 feet with him aboard. He earned his pilot certificate on April 5.
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Chicagoan May Become Bishop in Southern Ohio
Dec 2 reports Rev. Herman Page of Chicago has announced his candidacy for bishop coadjutor of the diocese of southern Ohio following a call by Bishop Boyd Vincent. Also noted Bowles named director of the Associated Press in New York.
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Samuel Bowles
Springfield
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Associated Press
Remarkable 14 year old sings in unconscious state
Margaret Varley of Philadelphia aged fourteen displays dual personality with the ability to sing arias as soon as she lapses into catalepsy at the Roosevelt hospital. Dr. Floyd Brant notes the case surpasses fiction and may reveal latent talent if her nervous illness abates.
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Floyd Brant
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Suffragettes Target Judge and Preacher in Aberdeen Outrage
Militant suffragists in Aberdeen assault a magistrate and a clerk of court with shoes while mistaking a preacher for Lloyd George. Joyce Locke and two others face contempt charges after hurling shoes. another suffragette strikes Rev Forbes Jackson with a horsewhip at a railway station.
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Milliken Warns Patrick To Stop Rice Estate Fight
John T. Milliken, Albert T. Patrick’s brother-in-law, condemns Patrick’s bid to claim a share of William H. Rice’s fortune. He sent a blunt message urging Patrick to halt litigation against Rice estate trustees and to avoid talking to newspapers.
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Progressives to Hold Lincoln Dinner in New York
Progressive leaders from across the United States will gather in New York on February 12 for a Lincoln dinner hosted by the National Progressive Club. Colonel Roosevelt is slated to be the chief speaker.
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Inauguration Date Debate Seeks Later Ceremony
Hamilton Bermuda December 2 President Elect Wilson favors taking the oath on March 4 with inaugural ceremonies postponed to late April to avoid poor weather. Washington reports confirm support for delaying festivities pending Congress action. The proposed change faces constitutional hurdles and may be tied to a broader six year term amendment.
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Woodrow Wilson
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National Democratic League of Clubs Plans Third Meeting
Washington hosts the third convention of the National Democratic League of Clubs next Wednesday. Officers will be elected and the group will organize to exclude the temporary Wilson and Marshall campaign clubs. William Liller of Indianapolis is the current president, with vice presidents-elect Wilson and Warehall among the executive board members.
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National Democratic League of Clubs
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Loot Illinois Postoffice Safe
Mount Vernon Illinois December 1 cracksmen forced entry into the Woodlawn postoffice safe stealing stamps valued at 100 dollars and 50 dollars in change.
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