Italians Reported‑Preveza Victory and Refuge Panic
News from Switzerland and Tripoli describes the Italian squadron’s engagement with Turkish torpedo boats off Prevesa with one boat ashore and another fleeing. Telegrams say Italian officials praised the action while Tripoli reports landing attempts and a governor’s order restraining fire. The British harbor sees refugees flooding consulates as panic spreads among foreign residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Front
Minry of Marine
Prevesa
Adriatic
Tripoli
Thehia
Eral
Benghazi
Derna
Garlabaldghd
Lanr
Toenth
Italan
Borden Chooses Advisers for New Cabinet
Ottawa reports R L Borden, the future premier, has a tentative cabinet in mind with George E Foster to be finance minister and Haines handling public works. Andrew Broder would lead agriculture, Samuel Sharp militia, and other Ontario and Atlantic figures named for key posts as Laurier era ends.
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Ottawa
Ontario
R. L. Borden
Rdtla
Laurier
George. E. Foster
Toronto
Rank Cochrane
Haines
Andrew Broder
Dundag
Agriculture
Samuel Sharp
North Ontario
Militia
Thomas Crothers
Westign
D. Kemp
British Columbia
A. S. Goodeste
Alta
Senator Loughead
Manitoba
CY Robert Rogers
Interior
Quebec
George €. Cosgrain
Argentuell
C. J. Doherty
St. Anna
C. O. Gagrain
Montgomery
L. Pelleter
New Brunswick
Cr Ket
Nova Scotia
Koth Stanfield
Mr. Borden
Food Show in Washington Aims to Teach Nutrition
A Food Show will run at Convention Hall from November 6 to 18 organized by the Retail Grocers' Protective Association of Washington. Prominent national firms will exhibit with Department of Agriculture and Washington Health Department participation. Officials will address local food conditions and weight fraud demonstrations. The event runs daily with music souvenirs samples and entertainment.
30000 Men on Strike No Traffic Interruption
A strike involving thirty thousand workers causes no disruption to traffic as services continue normally. Officials report the action is peaceful and largely invisible to commuters while negotiations proceed. Local businesses stay open and transit schedules remain unchanged.
Tripoli under fire as Italian guns pound city
War drama notes and union upheaval fill the page as Tripoli faced bombardment while labor strife erupts on Harriman lines. The piece names various auxilia, officers, and midwest response amid strikes, jail sentences, and talks of mediation under the Erdman act.
Strike unlikely to affect Washington officials say
Washington would not be greatly touched by the Harriman line strikes in the West. Labor leaders and railway officials expected only a possible national sympathetic strike. Frank Morrison of the AFL said many men had quit work, though the exact number was unknown, and he saw little impact on Washington unless the stoppage prolonged coast to coast.
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Chicago
Harriman
Juluus Kruttschnitt
Harjuman ‘Hineg
Middle West
South
New Orleans
Tiiois Central
Far West
Kruuschnitt
Union
Southern Pacific Mes
Omaha
Sacramento
Oakland
W. L. Perk
Ilinois Central
Antonn
Hmltness Central
Memphis
Tinois Central
Washington
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Rail strike impact varies by rail connections
W Worthington Bowie of the Pennsylvania Railroad says Washington is too distant from the center of the strike to feel its effects. A Southern Railway official notes that its lines do not connect directly to Harriman lines, so the strike would not be felt by that road. The Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, and Chesapeake and Ohio lines connect with Harriman lines, indicating varying impact based on network connections.
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Washington
W. Worthington Bowie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Railway
Ft Wong
Inastouéh Ag
Southern
Harriman
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and ‘Ohio
Hold-up in Depot Crowd Ends Empty Handed
In Joseph, Missouri, a diner's footpad slugged the restaurant cashier with a blackjack as a crowded dining room resisted the attempted robbery. The robber fled through the throng with a hundred followers in pursuit, escaping in the confusion while diners aided the cashier Antonio Fenice.
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St! “Joseph
Unin
Antonio Fenice
Lawrence Will Leaves 230000 To Masons And Others
Samuel L C Lawrence of Milford leaves 230000 to various organizations with 100000 for Masonic bodies. Principal bequests include 60000 to the Masonic Educational and Charitable Trust and 36000 to several Masonic lodges including 5000 to the Lawrence Chapter Worcester. Harvard College and the Lawrence Light Infantry receive 50000 each.
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Cambridge
Mass
Samuell C. Lawrence
Meilford
Aleo
Masonic Ed Ucational
Charitable Trust
Lawrence
Worcester
Harvard College
Lawrence ,Light Infantry
Fifth
Massachusetts Regiment
Mountain Industries Teach Youth In Southern Building
The Southern Industrial Education Association opens new headquarters in the Southern building at Fifteenth and H streets NW to promote artisan training for children. Martha S. Gielow leads the program with pupils making furniture and other crafts, showcased with views of the country and a Hill quarterly outlining patron relations and recent gifts from trustees and friends.
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Tndustubi | Educational Jation
Orbsed
Jnduaar Tat Hite
Mrg
Martha 'S
Glelow
Shome
Fifteenth
Wea
Boys of Christ School
Arden
N. C
É&C
Friends of
Association
Samuel Wer
Giglow
Seth Shepard
Tressurer
Milton A. Ailes
Mattha
Gielow
J. Lowrie Bell
Mra
J. Doward Bell
David
Catarah Attacked Head Bowels and Kidneys
Letters and testimonial excerpts praise Peruna for catarrh relief and renewed vigor from Civil War veteran Merrill's Cavalry member Lewis Jenking and others. Statements claim cure of catarrh headaches stomach issues and better sleep after taking Peruna with personal anecdotes from S A Doolittle George McDougall and others.
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Lewis Jenking
Memper
Merrill's Cavalry
Lewis Jenkins
Peruna Company
Cothe
Livingston County
Merrill
Cavalry
Peruna
George McDougall
Mineral City
Ohio
Lost naval tug rumor sinks Accomac in port
Unfounded fear spread that the naval tug Accomac had sunk with all hands while en route from Pensacola to New York. Dispatches from the Navy Department later confirmed the rumor groundless as the vessel arrived safely in Newark harbor after being overdue.
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Accomac
Norfolk
Pensacola
New
Navy Department
Nset
Newaik Harbor
Bank President Reindicted In Brooklyn Case
David A. Sullivan, former head of Mechanics' and Traders' Bank of Brooklyn, was reindicted on three counts two for grand larceny and one for forgery in the third degree. The $8,000 bail set at arraignment was provided by Rev. John T. Woods pastor of Holy Cross Church Brooklyn, whom the banker attends.
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New York
David A. Sullivan
Mechanics’ and Traders' Bank of Brooklyn
John T. Woods
the Holy Cross
Church of Brooklyn
Sick Juror Delays Trial In Muskogee Courtroom
In Muskogee Ohio Sept 30 a murder trial of Robert Davis deputy sheriff James Work was halted as seven jurors lay on cots in the courtroom. A nurse attended them while lawyers met to delay proceedings until Monday. Doctors cited wet weather and possible ptomaine poisoning as causes.
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Muskogee
Ohla
Robert Davis
James Work
Cotson
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Treretans
Greece
Duke of the Abruzst
Italia
Borden
Canada
B. W. D.liglon
Ellicott City
Eric Bergland
Joseph Trippe
California Auxiliary
San Francisco
Cal
C. €. Clay
Henry
N. D. Rideout
N .D. Hideout
John Garber
Seals
Eleanor Martin
Henry Crocker
Virginia Auxiliary
Richmond
Jane M. Rutherfoord
H. A. Sampson
Sam Williams
Alice Palmer
C. D. Winefield
E. M. Harvie
William A. Crenshaw
Alabama Auxilary
Charles Henderson Troy
Chappell Corey
Birmingham
Ray Rushton
J. Bowron
Knapp
Charles
Asust
Haramlines
Buca Deglabruzzi
Adm Bucknam
Vien
MA Es
Aubry
District of Columbia
U.S. Department of Culture
Willis L. Moore
Washington, D
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Aland
Jake Ee
Weather Bureau
Masons
Salonica
S. I. E. Association
City
Perucna
S. A. Doolittle
Hast Dirst Street
Warning
Perma
Behad
Eee Company
New York Avenue
Sit
Brooklyn Institution
W. W. Deal
W. Deal & CO
W. W. Deal &° CO
Turnish
Opto
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