Ttallins Shell Two More Cities Invaders in Tripoli
Ttallins shell and invaders continue moves as Turkish troops reportedly flee to interior and not attack Pravesa, with Tripoli in focus and defenses stiffening.
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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
1
Italian Action in Tripoli and Panamanian Unrest
Italian marines land at Tripoli occupy the Sultanin fort as bombardment is reported of Benghazi and Derna. A Italian battleship Conte di Cavour is said blown up by a Turkish mine. dispatches differ on the claim. In Panama, authorities fear unrest around the upcoming election as Dr Belizario Porras seeks the liberal nomination while President Arosemena plans a six month absence. The U S would intervene if a revolution threatens peace or the canal. United States troops are in the Canal Zone to deter instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of the
Tripoli
Sultanin
Constantinople
Tripolitan
Derna
Benghezi
Samathran
Aegean Sea
Prevesa
Turkish National Defense Committee
King George of
England
Great Britain
Germany
Chronicle
Malta
Spezie
Anpoleon
National Defense Committee
George
Rome
Szys
Tripeh
Mytilene
Panyamia
Belizario ‘Porras
United States
State Department
Tenth Infantry
Canal Zone
Panama
Pagifent Awsomea
Httle
Taft
Dr. Porras
Arosemena
Arosemens
Panama Canal Project
America
Washington Man Recovers $2006 from Niagara Falls Race Swindlers
J T Henshaw of Washington recovered $2006 after a lengthy police led chase spanning Lewiston Niagara Falls and Toronto. He traced a draft indorser to a Toronto poolroom operator, pressured by lawyers and authorities, and secured restitution from the proprietors while warning others of the clever betting-rack scheme tied to Canadian stops and Philadelphia delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Niagara Falls
Chase
J. T. Henshaw
Niagara
Falls
Henshaw
New York
Canada
Mr. Henshaw
Lewiston
Montreal
Toronto
J. W. Glenn
Indianapolis, Inc
Glenn
Bentley
nun Emily Clapton leaves the Order of the Sacred Heart
Special to The Washington Post. Miss Emily Clapton of a St. Louis family has given up life in a New York novitiate after three weeks and is now in Boston with friends. Relatives here had opposed her entering the convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
St. Louis
Emily Clapton
Mise Clapton
Order of the Sacred Heart
New York
Boston
Hangs Herself at Eighty In Libertyville Home
Waukegan October 5 Mrs Mary Sudam eight years old not eight years old. An aged woman longtime Libertyville resident, Mary Sudam, hanged herself in the cellar of her son’s residence last night after repeated threats to end her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Mary Suydam
Libertyville
No Italian. Ship sane. Turkish destroyers, Endeavor ed to blow up
Special to The Washington Post from New York Oct 6 reports on board the Italian warship Coatter during action at Tripoli. Signor Felice Guit frida notes Tripoli falls, forts demolished, and the lighthouse damaged in bombardment. Turkish destroyers patrol and reportedly attacked ships. torpedo boats and destroyers pursue them with no decisive results. News limited by officer secrecy. report incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Signor Felice Guitfrida
Coattet
Tripoli
Via
Malta
Tripol
Faravelli
Walle
Japanese Servants Gone from Newport Officers’ Colony
Newport R I October report notes drastic drop in Japanese servants for army and navy officers at Newport. A year ago they were plentiful around fortifications. one servant reportedly dismissed by a navy officer but overall notices to leave remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Newport
R. L
Japan
Smoot backs Hilles for national Republican chair
Salt Lake City Utah October 5 The movement to make Charles D Hilles secretary to President Taft the chairman of the national Republican committee for the 1912 campaign was formally launched at a Taft banquet held by the Commercial Club of Salt Lake City Senator Reed Smoot a close Taft ally and leading Republican said he favored Hilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Loke
Utah
Charles D. ‘Hilles
Taft
National ‘Republican Committee
Commercial Club
Salt Lake City
Reed Smoot
Senate
Hilles
Death of W E Curtis Stricken While in Hotel
William Elroy Curtis prominent traveler journalist and writer on political topics died suddenly in his hotel room in Philadelphia at age 61. Born Akron Ohio 1850 he worked with Chicago Inter Ocean and Chicago Record Herald and served as U S commissioner to South and Central American republics and as director of the Bureau of American Republics from 1890 to 1893. He married Cora Bell Keppler in 1874 and wrote books on history and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Elroy Curtis
Washington, D. C
Curtis
New York
Mr. Curtis
Akron
Ohio
Western Reserve College
Chicago Inter Ocean
Chicago Record-Herald
United States
Bureau of American Republics
Chicago
Wireless Across Pacific Reports First Transoceanic Call
San Francisco station of United Wireless flashed messages to Japan spanning 6,000 miles for the first time at 2:15 AM. Operators exchanged greetings with the Joi station on Hokushu Island before faint contact with the Chye Maru was lost after a 15 minute exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
San Francisco
San Francisco I
Japan
United Wireless
Hull Crest
Joi
Hokushu
Maru
Honolulu
Perator
Woman burglar caught in act at Greenpoint house
New York police trap a woman burglar in a Greenpoint kitchen as she slept there after forcing a back window. She gave three false names and one address, claimed shelter, and was held for examination next Monday. She reportedly belonged to a gang but offered no details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
The
Williamsburg
Jerdauuce
Vanity
Mike
Hepa
Magin
Crook
Ernest
Brown
Eugene
Oxeville
Greenpoint
D'Ore Jin
D’orevilles
New, Jersey
Dozeville
Coléman
Nelson
Smith
D'Oreville House
Coleman
Margaret Webber
Margaret Schultz
Margaret Schwartz
Dooley
Sadao
Rich Woman in Net Wife of Philadelphia Oil Man Held as Shoplifter
Two well dressed young women, seen packing goods valued at $36 from four department stores, were arrested for grand Larceny. Mrs Helen Green claimed to be the wife of a Philadelphia oil man, with a lawyer saying her wealth is real. The pair used a missing name, with detectives recovering silk, lace, travel cases, and rings and noting a telegram to a Philadelphia magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington Post
New York
Edrifér
Larkin
Altman's
Tendarioin
Tg.a
Jacquel
Police Department
Milton Speiser
Broadway
Spelser
Womens
Green
Rockefeller to Install Private Wire at Home
Washington Post reports John D Rockefeller is installing a private telegraph wire to his Tarrytown home signaling possible return to business. He has long used Western Union for messages and may direct affairs from his house, with weekly trips expected to 26 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Broadway
Taft Rebukes Party Leader
Taft publicly rebukes a party leader amid internal tensions as the political rift surfaces in a high profile confrontation. The confrontation signals a broader governance dispute affecting party unity and public policy messaging.
Taft Reproves Utah Youth Leader at State Fair
President Taft, in Salt Lake City, rebuked Fred W. Price of Utah's Young Men's Republican League for a partisan address at the state fair. Price had introduced Taft as a 1912 candidate, sparking a pointed, humorous exchange. Taft defended tariff vetoes and spoke on peace and arbitration amid a Mormon Tabernacle crowd. Senator Smoot pledged support for amended arbitration treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Taft
Young Men's Republican League of
Fred W. Price
Price
Taftang
Despond
Willam Howard Taft
Ohio
United States
Watt
League of Utah
Vatt
Mormon Tabernacle
Bob” Taylor
Tennessee
Taylor
Smoot
Senate
Parachute failure claims life at South Georgia Exposition
A dramatic accident at the South Georgia Exposition leaves Captain John fen Wo tied to the crowd as his parachute fails and he plummets to the ground. The event, witnessed by thousands, ends in tragedy with the official confirming the fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titten
South Georgia Exposition
John Fen Wo
Beioon
Atately
Breie
Balloons In Rage At Bennett Lahm Cup Contest
French entry rounds, seven big bags sail northward as contestants ascend for Bennett and Lahm Cups. Lieut Vogt sails with improvised outfit after customs delay. two others proceed northwest amid cheering crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Vogt
Customs House
Bennett Cup and Lahm Cup Listings Across Nations
A compact listing of multiple cups and honors including Bennett Cup and Lahm Cup across nations. Mentions Condor France Berlin Germany Herlix Germany Milton Population Buckeye United States and Kansas City Topeka Altitude record entries alongside American locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condor
France
Berlin
Germany
Herlix
America
United States
Buckeye
Kansas City
Topeka II
Balloons Open Bennett Trophy Race in Kansas City
Eight racing balloons launched from Kansas City amid a 7 to mile wind for the James Gordon Bennett trophy and the Lahm cup. American, German, and French entries contested with one pilot balloon attempting an altitude record. Berlin I delayed by gear, Condor lauded by crowds, and skyward starts drew about 5,000 spectators as pilots predicted long flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States
Germany
France
Pennsylvania
Condor
America II
Berlin I
Buckeye
Kine H
Kansas City Hi
Topeka
Berlin
Leopold Vogt
Vogt
New York
Aero Club of America
Alan R. Hawley
Kansas City Aero Club
Governor to Propose Plan to Replace Pact
A Detroit Journal item reports a forthcoming address by Michigan's governor in Flint. The plan seeks substitute reciprocity satisfactory to both the United States and Canada, presented by the governor's secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Epectak
United States
Cana
Flint
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Delna
London
the Chronicle
Dera
Itan
Sultanla
Samothrace
Turkey
Thrace
Times
Union and Progress
Par- Yenent
Porras
GANG
J.T. Henshaw
Leader
Fts
Dr. Watson
Gienn
Lucy
Pat
Tigres
United ‘States
Leo XIII
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Berkeley
Cumberland
Envy Ohi
R. Ving
Union Station
Wireless
Pacific
Sur
Helen Green
J. D
Rockefeller
Hagerstown
Baltimore
W. E. Curtis
Admiral Schley
Foulois
T-Society
Gonzaga College
Kallotus
MR. Taft
Balloons IN
Bennett
Iowa Line
Tarkio
Towa State Line
St. Joseph
South St. Joseph
Savannah
Kansan City
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