Turkish Army Claims Victory Over Bulgarians
Adrianople reports say Turkish forces defeat Bulgarians with heavy losses, Bulgarians estimated over 1,000 dead or wounded, and Scutari and other towns contested as Balkan advances unfold along a 100 mile front.
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Washington
Adrianople
Constantinople
Balkan
Scutari
Bunarhissar
Kirk-Kilisseh
Kresna
Struma
Vienna
Rome
Old
Servia
Novi Bagar
Mitrovitzan
Uskub
Veles
Eskibaba
Mitrovitza
Becker Will Appeal For New Trial On New Witnesses
Becker’s counsel announces an appeal for a new trial will hinge on three newly discovered witnesses. District Attorney Whitman expects arraignment on the death sentence to be followed by Becker’s effort to dispute the verdict while Becker laments his doomed case and fears for his wife as she nears motherhood.
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New York
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Atttorney Whitman
Goff
Rose
Webber
Vallon
Court of Appeals
Wallorn
Whitman
Renewed Chi huahua rebels feared as Orozoo revolt lingers
Washington reports unrest in Chihuahua heightening fears that the Orooze revolt may reemerge with greater violence. Consular advice says insurgents raid ranches and steal cattle with impunity as no federal force can stop them. Beekman Winthrop says ships will stay on coasts until the revolution ends, and more vessels may be added. Mexico City reports strong protests against Gen Diaz execution and talks of impeachment of President Madero amid Senate interpellation disputes.
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Washington
Chihuahua
State Department
Quéle
Beekman Winthrop
Des Moines
Tacoma
Denver
Cleveland
Mexico
Mexico City
Feix Diaz
Madero
Senate
U. S. Watches Cuba Tense Political Strife Expands
Washington reports growing strain between Liberal and Conservative factions in Havana with potential trouble. The gunboat Nashville has reached Juantanamo to land marines if needed to protect American interests, aided by the Arlington wireless station for rapid orders.
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Republic
Havana
Nashville
Juantanamo
Navy
Arlington
Guantanamo
Fireman Dies En Route to Alarm in Albany
Fireman Bernard E F Jordan died from heart disease while responding to a fire alarm. He toppled from a chemical wagon and died instantly. He was among the department’s oldest members in Albanyстан.
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Albany
N. Y
Bernard EF. Jordan
Actress Eva Farrantee Dies in Toronto Mortality
A young actress known as Eva Farrantee in her Toronto girlhood is dying of consumption. Her death is a matter of hours, with fate closing in on her as the illness advances.
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Arigon
Toronto
Eva Farrantee
Baltimore Sealed Orders To Sail For Turkish Waters
Sealed orders at League Island navy yard direct the second class cruiser Baltimore to coal ammunition and provisions. It is understood the ship will sail for Turkish waters today to protect American interests if needed.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
League Island Navy Yard
Washington
Navy Yard
Oil King to Sell Stock in Waters-Pierce Deal
New York October 29 The taking of John D Archbolds testimony in the Standard Oil Waters Pierce case was postponed pending talks to settle out of court The move follows reports that Archbold John D Rockefeller and other Standard Oil interests offered to sell their Waters Pierce holdings to H Pierce for about 1 million dollars.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil-Waters Pierce
Ecounsel
Archbold
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Waters-Pierce Company
H. Pierce
Trol
American Balloon Lands Near Stettin
The American balloon Million Population, piloted by John Berry, reportedly landed at Grambin near Ueckermuende by the Baltic coast. Grambin lies about ninety miles north of Berlin, with the landing recorded at about four o clock in the afternoon.
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Berlin
John Berry
Grambin
Ueckermuende
Stettin
Baltic Sea
Stenographer Testifies Union Chief Paid for Organizing Expenditures
Indianapolis report shows stenographer R J Cook recounts Frank M Ryan president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers holding a closed door conference with Or tie E Manigal on August 25 1910 at union headquarters. He also describes McNamara’s disguised trip to Bennagh Neb carrying letters and papers and asserts Ryan along with McNamara discussed union fund expenditures for organizing purposes used to cover dynamite conspiracy costs.
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Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
International Assocition of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Tie E. Manigal
R. J. Cook
Cook
John J. McNamara
BaNagh
Neb
H W. Legleitner
McNemara
McManigal
Ryan
Chicago
De Palma Recovering and Planning Return to Racing
Ralph De Palma, released from Trinity hospital, says he has permission from Mrs. De Palma to resume racing after injuries from the Grand Prize race. He plans to leave for New York on Wednesday. In Minneapolis, Frank P. Paleonet, Lucille Cameron's stepfather, says the girl will not return to his home.
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Milwaukee
Trinity Hospital
Ralph de Palma
Lucile Cameron
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank P. Paleonet
Lucille Cameron
Minneapolla
Vice President Sherman Near Death As Family Fights Time
In Utica on October 29 James Schoolcraft Sherman lies near death from Brights disease and heart weakness. Doctors report a relapse after a period of rest, with family gathered at his Genesee Street home while physicians coordinate care by long distance. The campaign candidate’s condition alarms the nation and underscores the seriousness of his illness amid reelection efforts.
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Sherman Tee
Utica, N. Y
Bright
Utica
James Schoolcraft Sherman Hes
F. H. Peek
William Elmer
Syracuse
Theodore Janeway
New York City
Peck
Mr. Sherman
Sherman
Mn Sherman
Genesee Street
Kidareva
Bridge
Enfe
Shermep
Hfe
Treaty Make It Easier for Foreigners in US to Sue
Washington observers report a forthcoming treaty between the United States and Italy will grant Italian citizens and other foreigners the right to sue for damages for injury or death of a family left in their homeland while the head works in America. The favorable Senate committee vote suggests ratification is likely.
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Washington
America
United States
Italy
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations
Straw Vote Hits Drink in New York Destitute Survey
A straw vote by the Charity Organization Society in New York City polled nearly 20 000 homeless men revealed 60 percent blaming in tem perance for their destitution 17 percent citing sickness and injury and 23 percent old age and slack work. Highwaymen bound and gagged Alice Brenneis the Prudential Life Insurance cashier at a Brooklyn branch in broad daylight and escaped with 5000 dollars.
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New York
New York City
Charity Organization Society
Bind
Rob Girl
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Misa Alice Brenneis
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Mr. Bloops
Felix Diaz
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Orozco
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