Old Cruiser Bid Sparks Warship Sale Talk in New York
Edgar F Luckenbach seeks option to sell the Detroit to cover possible shipping disruptions amid tensions over Turkey. A former government sale and wartime trade fears blend as agents discuss price, readiness, and impact on commerce at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar F Luckenbach
Sue
Washington
New York
Turkey
United States
Bart
Puehentah
Ron
Tuckenhbach
Detroit
Imax
Luckenr Pintti
Wlor
Toley
Deroit
Vr Tucken
Freeenter
Cabinet Meeting Drama Reveals Muted War Risk
Fragmented OCR text shows a cabinet meeting with tense dialogue and references to war and political figures. The narrative mentions ministers and a grand audience discussing extreme measures and a potential war scenario, with unclear names and partial phrases suggesting a dramatic historical account.
Precedent for Italy's Act and North Africa partition
The article discusses Italy's rationale for partition plans in North Africa and the reaction of British policy. It notes foreign interests, Turkish concerns, and fears of occupation creating a broader political crisis. The piece analyzes potential reactions from Austria and Britain to Italy's move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Woosepe
North
Afrik
Italy
Feo
Austriar
Foreign cruisers sail near Malta amid Mediterranean moves
Rumors swirl that British cruisers and German ships maneuver in the Mediterranean theater. Reports claim a German raid group has left its base, with Allied observers noting possible orders directing movement toward Wilhelmshaven.
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Malta
Tinis
Bombah
Maturi
Derna
Aeawn
Beni
Fisasa
Ters
Mediterranean
Gomne
Wilhelmshaven
Turko Italian War and Tripoli Mission of 30 Years Feud
The article outlines Italy and Turkey clashing over Tripoli with Italy mobilizing its navy and army and Turkey resisting, tracing a long feud driven by colonial aims, economic interests, and Western powers' influence. It notes Italian naval strength, Ottoman reorganization, and the strategic significance of Tripoli in North Africa.
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Tripoli
Turkey
Rome
Italy
Morocco
Tipou
Constantinople
Ute State Department
Kallay
Politi St
Washington
Africa
Aa Brance
Moreco
Great Britun
Esset
Ter
Mediterranean
Russa
Wanchinia
Ottantin
Uthougsh i
Pripoti
Erepot
Tunis Af Sedia
Maroe
Tunis
Bengham
Lawy
Lye Poole
Rennault
Teen
Khoms
Ghadames
Murguk
Ghat Tripoli
Lfe
Mediterranean Fleet
de Ores
Spema
Moreno
Venice
Viotti Maddalena
Favarelli
Army Korps
Merttnma
Trpoli
Britain
Alarm Felt in Bulgaria Drives Demands on Crete Question
In official circles Bulgaria threatens to press its own demands if the Cretan issue arises alongside the Tripoli settlement. The Italian success could trigger the downfall of the Young Turks and cause serious Balkan balance shifts.
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Tripoli
Taft Learns of Italy Turkey War News on Train
President Taft received his first report of Italy declaring war on Turkey via AP dispatches aboard his train. He showed deep interest and asked for further comment or details, as available.
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Ottumwa
Towa
Taft
Italy
Turkey
Associated Press
Woman Falls to Death in New York Home
Miss Cora Barnes stepdaughter of William H. Biss a prominent New York lawyer and former U S district attorney at St Louis was instantly killed today by a fall from a third story window of her residence Relatives declined to comment on police indicating possible suicide The invalid had just returned from the Berkshires to celebrate her fifty fifth birthday at home.
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New York
Cora Barnes
William H. Biss
United States
St Louis
St Paul
Munsey Tells Of Crash On Olympic Collision
Publisher Frank A Munsey describes the sinking of the Olympic after being rammed by the British cruiser Hawke near Southampton. He, Clarence Mackay, a secretary, and Hugo R. Johnstone survived by boarding the Mauretania, paying premiums for rooms as the 170 aboard faced a perilous four day voyage to safety.
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Olympic
New York
Queenstown
Herderrere
Hawke
Southampton Water
Southeampton
London
Liverpool
Clarence Mackay
Frank A Munsey
Hugo RB. Johnstone
California
Munsey
Mauretania
Johnstone
Tiner
Ballinger Declines Legal Fight With Pinchot
Former Interior Secretary Ballinger says he will not sue Gifford Pinchot after Alaska coal land dispute. He cites desire not to detract from Taft's issues and notes President Taft and a majority of officials endorse his decision. Ballinger stresses continued confidence from Taft as satisfying honor.
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Taft
Denyer
Colo
Secretary of the Interior
R A. Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Alaska
National Forester
Seattle
Ballinger
Pinchot
Congressional Investigating Committee
Italy declares war and American naval response outlined
The text discusses Italy's declaration of war and calls for mediation under The Hague, noting potential neutral reactions and the United States' cautious stance. It details American naval positions near Africa, with the Chester and Scorpion assigned to safeguard interests and observers prepared to monitor developments in Rome and Constantinople.
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Mediterranean
Bosphorus
Italy
Tripoli
Turkey
State Department
Tripolitan
Amerca
Chester
Scorpion
Gibraltar
Malta
Boston
Cyrene
Navy Department
Wood
Constantinople
Walta
Ambagendonr Observera
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War
Navy Departmente
General Staff
Amercan
Rome
Navy
Wotherspoon
Garlington
William Lassiter
Hanna
Germany
Africa
Say He Slew Wife by Fire in Barbour County
Police hold Martin Phillips of Barbour County West Virginia after a dying declaration in Cumberland Maryland reveals the alleged murder by setting his wife’s clothing ablaze. The State says the fire caused fatal injuries while the couple faced domestic troubles and threats. The defense argues the blaze was accidental.
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Martin Phillips
Barbour County
W. Va
Cumberland
Philpps W Va
Philippi
Dividing ToBacco Stock Court Must Approve Plan
American Tobacco common shareholders face a $100 per share assessment in exchange for new common shares of Lorillard and Liggett & Meyer. The reorganization plan, outlined in a brief from New York, proposes distributing value to subsidiaries, increasing capital for Lorillard and Liggett & Meyer, and reorganizing bonds and preferred stock to raise income and secure court approval.
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American Tobacco
Lorillard
Ligestt & Meyers
Washington Post
New Yord
American Tharco Company
New York
Today
Wall Street
Post
Trig
Jaggett & Meyer
Lorillard Company
Liggett & Meyer Company
American Tobacco Common
American Tobacco Compan
Meg Tobacco
Have & Pear
Thorillard Company
American Tobacco Company
Lerillard Company
American ‘Tobacco Preferred
United Cigar Stores
Wookersham
Department of Justice
Americanobacco Com Pan
Alimony Suit Alleges Wife Feigns Illness to Extract Funds
Maurice Davis files in Supreme Court alleging his wife Esther Davis fakes illness to obtain money. Davis claims desertion and accuses her of feigning sickness to secure alimony.
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Hiness
Supreme Court
Maurice Davis
Esther . Davis
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