Germany Seeks To End The War Then Compensate
London reports on Oct 2 that the Turkey Italy conflict may be brief and bloodless with Germany acting as peacemaker. The scene centers on Tripoli, European Turkey, and indemnity Talks shift to a possible settlement with Italy securing Tripoli while Turkey receives compensation. News notes Turkish ministerial issues and US and Russia mediation efforts alongside German diplomatic activity at Constantinople.
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Porte
Greece
Tripoli
Berlin
Constantinople
United States
London
Germany
Italy
Turkey
Balkan
The
Chronicle
Russia
Balkans
Mtala
Daity Mall
William
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Sat
Uct
Foreign Office
Baron Marschall von Biekerstein
Macedonia
Cardiff
War Ministry
Nebraska for Taft Meets Bryan at Lunch
Hastings Nebraska October 2 President Taft received hearty crowds in Lincoln and Hastings as he toured the state. He praised Bryan for arbitration treaty improvements and announced support from Gov Aldrich for La Follette while Nebr Republicans rally behind Taft. Bryan toasted Taft and Taft praised Bryan's courtesy acknowledging policy differences.
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Taft
Gov. Aldrich
la Follette
Washington Post
Hastings
Nebr
Nebraska
Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan
Kansas
Iowa
Omaha
Norris Brown
Gov
Aldrich
Victor Rosewater
Kennedy
Kincaid
Lobeck
Sloan
United States
Burkett
George W. Norris
United States Senate
Norris
State Central Committee
States Executive Committee
Gov. Harmon
Ohio
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Commercial Club
Lincoln Auditorium
Great Britain
France
Easton
Japan
Norma Brown
Smuggler Nathan Allen Given $19,000 Fine in Jewel Case
New York Oct 2 Abraham Lichterstein president of the Lichtenstein Millinery Co plead guilty to conspiring to undervalue imported goods and was sentenced to four months in prison and a $1,000 fine Judge Hough labeled smuggling a threat to honest business John R Collins of Memphis and Nathan Allen of Kenosha were fined $4,000 and $12,000 respectively for related crimes Mrs Helen Jenkins testified that Allen had smuggled a pearl necklace and a bracelet worth $100,000 prompting the federal action The judge indicated he would not imprison them, distinguishing personal smuggling from long running mercantile frauds.
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Allen- Collins
Wise
Dstrict
Custeme Officiula
Allen
Collins
Benjamin Duveen
Art Importers
New York
Abraham Lichterstein
Lichtenstein Millinery Company
Fifth Avenue
Hough
United States
Lichtenstein
Nathan Aflen
Kenosha
Wis
Waugh
John R. Collins
Memphis, Tenn
Southern Coal Company
Shields
Wough
Wemas
Helen Dwede Jenkins
Nathan Allen
John F. Collins
Allen I
Grand
Collings
Mxs. Jenkins
Europe
Guily
Anes
Chatke
Vic
Aviator Cromwell Dixon Killed at Montana State Fair
Cromwell Dixon, 18, a Curtiss aviation crew member and youngest licensed aviator, died after a fall at the Interstate fairgrounds in Helena. About 12,000 spectators watched the accident as Dixon rose 100 feet and fell, shattering his shoulder and skull. Dixon earned Aero Club license No. 13 on August 1 and had earlier built a balloon from a bicycle pedal setup in St Louis.
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Curtiss
Washington Post
Spokane
Wash
Cromwell Dixon
Curtis Company
City
Dixon
R. Co
St. Henry
Harry Grmon
Ormon
Tae Sexs
To's
New York
Rocky Mountains
Aero Club of America
Columbus
Ohio
Baldwin
St. Louis
St Louis
Illinois
Waltham
Mass
Mets Company
Aeroplane Makers
Treet
Glenn Curtiss
Nassau Boulevard
Curtiss Company
Rockies
Montana
Huntington
Ind
C. P. Rodgers
Hest
Rodgers
Here
Entombed Miners Rescued Near Shakespeare Mine
Fairbanks Alaska October 2 fourteen men trapped at the Shakespeare mine on Dome Creek were freed after a drill hole widened enough for one man to pass. One by one the miners were drawn to the surface from 1274 feet deep.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Shakespeare
Dome Creek
Six Mexicans poisoned on ranch near Sanderson Texas
Six Mexicana, including a Bapuist preacher, were poisoned on a ranch near Sanderson. Four died overnight and two more died today. They were found on Juan Moreno’s ranch, where he had recently died, apparently from strychnine placed in his flour parcel.
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Sanderson
Tex
Juan Moreno
Death of Rear Admiral Schley Strikes New York Crowd
New York October 2 Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley died suddenly in West Forty fourth street near the Berkeley Lyceum from cerebral hemorrhage. He had just arrived from Mount Kisco with Mrs Schley and visited the New York Yacht Club. A passerby aided him but he collapsed. The admiral, famed for Santiago and the destruction of Cervera's fleet, had been retired since 1891 and would have turned 72 next Monday. He is survived by Mrs Schley and three children and will likely be buried at Arlington with military honors.
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Servia
Montenegro
Janna
Turkey
Italy
Publc
Haltans
Tripol
Luly Mall
Tolas
Informa‘tem
Crypoli
Taft
Oliver
Erie
Townsend
Marquette
Mich
Curtis
Hutchinson
Kans
Cummins
Des Moines
Hastings
Lincoln
Denver
New York
Qct
Winfield Scott Schley
Berkeley Lyceum
West Forty-fourth Street
Spain
United States
Thetis
Bear
Alert
Schrey
Baltimore
Valparates
Gqnd
Stockholm
Sweden
Oscar II
Cuban
Cervera
Santiago
Cuba
South Atlantic
Lnit
Admiral Schley
Annie R. Franklin
Annapolis
Thomas Franklin Schley
Virginia
Ralph Granville Montagu
Lunccond
Washington
New England
Admiral
Mrs. Schley
Maryland
A. W. Greely
Cape Sablpe
Arctic
Fune
Schley
Santiag
Pétice
Emmitsburg Road
Frederick, Md
John Thomas
Georgiana Virginia Schley
Frederick
Georgiana Virginia McClure
Gen
Winfield Scott
Mexico
America
Hfe
Naval Academy At
Itd
Sehley
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Dewey
Yeoman
Eilig
Austin
Baldwin
Tohny
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Austins
Chokes Mad Dog to Death by Boy Hero Daniel Bond
Daniel Bond aged 12 months or two and a half years bravely grappled with a hydrophobic dog threatening schoolchildren. He seized the animal by the neck and crushed its life as others fled. Bond was bitten and taken to hospital where virus was administered to prevent hydrophobia.
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Atlantic Cuy
Daniel Bond
Bond
Lncal
Austin Relief Push After Flood Strikes Austin Pa
Harrisburg reports state relief and sanitary measures at Austin following a devastating flood. State Health Commissioner Dixon coordinates subsistence for 250 workers and search for dead and injured, with 24 missing and 86 believed dead. Red Cross commends Pennsylvania’s prompt action, while looting arrests rise and officials urge rapid debris clearance to prevent pestilence.
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Costello
Red Cross
Harrisburg
Austin
Dixon
Adjt
Thomas J. Stewart
John G. Groome
Tener
Ang
National Committee of the Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Health Department
Sanitary Engineers
Constabulary
Pennsylvania
American Red Cross
Capitol
Hier
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Samuel G Dixon
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Tripolitan
Egypt
Frevesa
Corfu
Lieyds
Gumenitza
Prevesa
Lioyds
Ernesto Tlardi
Leghorn
Hark
Vienna
Count von Aehrenthal
Ttajans
Albian
Austria
Albania
Thetalian
Prevess
Athens
Malta
Syracuse
Sicily
Tripolit
Boata
Salomki
Italtan
Halian
Dardanelles
Hamidteh
Barberoms
Torgut Reta
Medjidleh
Tir-i-Damu
Zrujan
Mugvenets
Hidmet
Fadizuiar
Teet
Nagars
Chiastre
Switserland
Itatian
Trax
Senator la Follette
Ross Hammond
Irth
Morris
McCook
W. W. Smith
Allen and Collins
Smuh
Pat
Jenkins
AERO
Curtins
Maces Ag
Aurely
Uae
Suhley
Navy
Flying Squadron
Bluejackets
Algonquin
Brooklyn Navy Yard
C. M. de Valen
Brooklyn
West Gulf
Fort Hudson
Naval Academy
Salee Forts
Korea
Department of Traderns Languages
Lommander
Greely Reef
Admiral Sehley
Fficer
Highanandanis
Mad Dog
Aleea
Areemoorngiarin
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