Italy Takes Land Tripoli Shelling Marks Turbulent siege
A Vienna dispatch reports Italian forces bombarded Tripoli and Mytilene amid uncertain surrender talks. Negotiations for Tripoli’s capitulation claimed begun tomorrow as the first expeditionary contingent sails from Italy. Turkey’s government fractures hinder mediation as naval bombardment continues and fires break out along the quays.
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Tripoli
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Senghast
Naval Headquarters
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Teorks
Turkey appeals to Austria over Balkan tensions
Vienna reports the Turkish ambassador informed Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister Count von Aehrenthal that Turkey has positive information Italy may aim to land troops in Albania and asks Austria to press Italy to respect the Balkan status quo. London dispatch notes rumors of Archduke Franz Ferdinand annoyed by Italian warships at Prevesa and possible Austrian naval show of force with Thessaloniki border moves.
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Vienna
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Mytilene
Legbos
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Turkey
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Vali
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Austria
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Balkans
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Thessalonian
Greece
Pauline Wayne Is Lost White House Cow Reported Lost in Transit
Pauline Wayne the White House cow is missing after leaving Washington. She was due back in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, tonight but no word has come. Wires between Milwaukee and the Capital are overloaded by inquiries from F A Cannon, secretary of the international dairy show. The private car transporting Pauline was attached to the Chicago Limited. Officials suspect the herdsman sent by Senator Stephenson may be delaying Pauline to showcase her at multiple stops.
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White House
Kenosha County
Washington
Capital
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International Dairy Show
Pauline
Chicago Limited
Baltimore and Ohio
Daily Show
Stephenson
Wisconsin
JAIL NO BAR TO WORK HELD FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL
Fisher convicted of criminal libel in Criminal Court No 1. Justice Wright sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary but reduced the term by two days so he could stay nearer home in the district jail. Fisher, president of Southern Securities and Development Company, faced business needs requiring his signature on papers with a notary. District Attorney Wilson supported the two day commutation. Brinkerhof, former partner, now manages Manor Park Security and Development Company.
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Jon ‘H. “Fisher
Justice Wright
Fisher
Clarence R. Wilson
Southern Securities and Development Company
Charles BE. Brinkerhof
Brinkerhof
Manor Park Security and Development
Royalists claim Oporto as capital in Portugal unrest
A Madrid cable to the New York Times reports royalists under Capt. Couceiro defeating republicans and seizing Oporto to establish a royalist headquarters in the provisional capital. King Manuel is said to be en route to the city amid agitation in Lisbon as royalists vow to restore the monarchy in northern Portugal.
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New York Times
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Oporto
Mamuel
Badaux
Elina
Lisbon
London
Portugal
Manuel
Earl of Lonsdele
Lowther Castle
Penrith
Richmond
Monument to Civil War women proposed in New York
A plan to raise 500000 for a national memorial to the women of the Civil War was launched at a New York Loyal Legion dinner with Maj. Gen. Frederick D. Grant and others forming a special committee. A public fundraising drive will seek broad national support and a Washington monument is expected, with the G A R and allied groups backing the project.
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J. Fred Pierson
L. J. Langdon Ward
James J. Scrymier
Loyall Farragut
Thomas Sturgis
Com. Manderles
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James M. Beck
Seck
Drue
America
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Dred Scott
John Brown
Raig
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Thomas S. Hopkins
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Great Northern Chairman Sees No Crisis in Ghost Dancing
Tacoma October 4 James J Hil chairman of the Great Northern Railroad declared that there is nothing the matter with the country save political ghost dancing He said there is plenty of money in banks and it awaits confidence before prosperity returns He warned against radical laws and said people are tired of agitation
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Washington Post
Tacoma
Waah
James J. Hil
Great Northern Railroad
Indian Kills Cabman After Craps Row in Oklahoma
Oliver Beck a wealthy Indian from Quinton shot and killed cab driver Currie Dennison and wounded a gambler in a craps dispute that followed a day of gambling pressure. Beck fled the scene after the confrontation, then telephoned the sheriff from Canadian seeking to know if he was wanted.
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Oliver Beck
Quinton
Currie Dennison
Wrebs
Beck
Dennison
Naval hazing inquiry as Midshipmen face penalties
Rumors revive hazing at the Naval Academy prompt Supt. J H Gibbons to circulate a warning that hazing is now a congressional offense punishable by dismissal. Authorities deny arrests but midshipmen are under scrutiny amid reports of an attack on a fourth classman and other misconduct.
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Naval Academy
J. H. Gibbons
Midshipmen
Congress
Academy
Chicago
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Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Midshipmen Branch
Merriwether
Capt Gibbons
Earthquake Felt in Guayaquil and Nearby Towns
A slight earthquake was reported in Guayaquil Ecuador on Tuesday with stronger shaking at Guavaraña and Riobamba causing panics. Riobamba residents organized religious processions seeking protection while the event prompted worry and attention from local authorities. A separate advertisement lists money to lend at four and half percent on real estate from F.T. Hawlings 166 N.Y. Ave.
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Morgan and Frick At Odds On Steel Board
A New York rumor circulating in Wall Street claims H. C. Frick and J. P. Morgan had a serious dispute over United States Steel policy. Frick may resign from the board, though officials deny open conflict and say retirement could come as planned to avoid false impressions.
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New York
American Tomorrow
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J. P. Morgan
Nited States Steel Corporation
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Frick
Morgan
Hunt Lost Child With Dogs In New Jersey Town
Somerville New Jersey reports a large search tonight as Frankfort villagers with lanterns and dogs scour the countryside for 2 year old Mary Zorinski daughter of John F Gray who vanished from the front yard at about 6 pm A shabby single seat automobile was seen by Mary Zorinski stopping near the Gray home the driver described as a man carried something into the vehicle and drove toward Somerville authorities pursue leads.
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Washington Post
Somerville
N. J
Frankfort
John F. Gray
Mary Zorinski
Philip Diehl
Gray
Women Loot In Ruins Amid Austin Flood Aftermath
Austin Pa Oct 4 Two foreign women were arrested for theft from a trunk as authorities report seven more bodies recovered in the Austin flood. Governor Tener vows state control over dams to prevent future catastrophes while 1,100 workers clear debris and feed survivors. Casualties include several children. funerals held at the Swedish Church. Donations from local firms and citizens total over 2,000 for relief efforts.
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Peter Aeakon
B. @. Baldwin
Couderaport
Joseph Shava
John K. Tener
Jacob Hss
Evelyn Rennicks
Josephine McNamara
Hach
Cambria Iron and ‘Bteel Company
Johnstown
Yestizone
Binghamton
George C
F. F. Bayless
Bayless Pulp and Paper Company
Bayless Dam
Harrisburg
Department of Health
Pr. Dixon
Adit
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Grodshe
Constabulary
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Agaitet
Porras Crisis Deepens as Panama Looms in U.S. Row
Panama minister Dr. Porras returns to Washington with his bride amid Panama’s bid to extend power. Arosemena faces law violations and assembly veto as diplomatic strains grow over who leads Panama’s government and ties to the United States. Discussions in the State Department reflect the tension and stakes near the canal.
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Hamed Onse
New York
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Italy Seizes an Island Jail No Bar to Business
Read across pages noting a mix of city and national items. The issue highlights a seized island action alongside stories about a jail not blocking enterprise, a Civil War memorial, a girl aiding in a trap, recall of a minister, hazing at Annapolis, coiners arrested, and various legal and civic notes including labor, Masons, and maritime topics. It also lists editorials, society items, sport and financial sections, and banking justice appeals.
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Wiley
Wyoming
Taft
George W. Perkinson
Madero
Colored ties barred notice shocks Newburgh workers
In Newburgh New York on October 4 officials of the Erie Railroad ordered all conductors and agents to stop wearing color patterned neckties and to switch to black neckwear only. The mandate triggered a rush to neckwear shops as staff prepared for the change.
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Erie Railroad
Girl Helps Trap Him Betrayed by Acquaintance at Dance
New York dispatch details a 17 year old girl and a tipster leading police to Martin Garvey in the Adolph Stern jewelers murder case. Three men fled a Sixth Avenue taxi after smashing a window and seizing diamond rings. Garvey denies guilt but police claim they have the suspect.
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Akditty
Martin Garvey
Corrigan
Adolph Stern
Wtone
Jeweler
Tragod Jevebs
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Women Slayers at Bar Face Sentences in Philadelphia
Two women found guilty of second degree murder faced Judge Ralston in the court of over and terminer and listened to prison sentences with no tremor. Maria Lupica received five to seven years for killing Maria Menza. Mary Kalck got fifteen to twenty years for killing her sweetheart Charles Marbuck.
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Philadelphia
Ralston
Maria Lupica
Angelica Menza
Mary Kalck
Charles Marbuck
Denial Filed by Mrs Meta Fuller Sinclair in Sinclair Divorce
New York Oct 4 Mrs Meta H Fuller Sinclair answered Upton Sinclair’s divorce suit with a general denial filed in county clerk’s office. The action marks a formal response from the author’s wife in the separation case.
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Meta H. Fuller-Sinclair
Upton Sinclair
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Boy Counters Held in West Virginia Mountain Counterfeit Ring
James and Henry Leonard, two young Lincolnton area counterfeiting suspects, were captured in McDowell County after a Secret Service raid. They pleaded guilty in Washington and were sent to the National Training School for two years. Their parents and a relative were arrested. the gang used antifuxon to give coins a ringing quality.
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National Training School
McDowell County
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Jack" Wilson
James
Emma Leonard
Leonard
Marshal Tyree
West Virginia
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Philadelphia
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