Albanian Revolt Forces Turkish Troops to Suppress Riots
Details from Constantinople describe a serious uprising in North Albania against reform plans. Thousands of Albanians besieged Vueste to seize Serbian gendarmes, fighting near Mitrovitsa, as 3,000 Turkish soldiers and reinforcements move in. Christians flee as panic spreads to Prilep and Monastir. The sultan faces pressure from Albanian guards and international worries in a widening Balkan crisis.
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Vueste
Pristina
Mitrovitsa
Redin
Asia Minor
Servia
Prilep
Monastir
Albanian Battalions Belonging To the Imperial Guard
Yildiz Koisk
Macedonia
Old
M. St. Cherbina
Greece
Copenhagen
Balkans
Mitrovitea
Dominican Revolution Fights Rattle Santo Domingo City
In Santo Domingo Cape Haytien reports a critical city situation as US cruiser Atlanta lands fifty bluejackets to guard the consul general. A shell from the Presidente damaged the German consulate but did not explode. A three hour battle on the Ozama river left about a hundred dead or wounded as President Vasquez presses for surrender.
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Santo Domingo
United States
Atlanta
Presidente
Vasquez
Caribbean Sea
Irby Receives Postmaster Appointment for Ritzville
The post office department issued a commission to John S. Irby as postmaster at Ritzville Washington. President Roosevelt appointed him despite Senator Ankeny’s objection over Irby’s opposition to Ankeny’s Senate election. Irby’s status changed from tentative confirmations to a third recess appointment.
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Post Office Department
John S. Irby
Ritzville
Wash
Roosevelt
Irby
Ankeny
Senate
Olympia
Explosion at Sandoval Coal Shaft Kills Six in Illinois
An explosion of gas and coal dust in the Sandoval coal shaft, six miles south of Centralia, Illinois, fatal to six men with five others badly burned about the head and chest.
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Centralia
Ills
Arpil 1
Sandoval
Disease Isolation and Church Taxation Debate in Chicago
Dr E C Sweet promotes home isolation for contagious diseases with a sunlit upper room and carbolic acid disinfection. The piece then argues for church property taxation, noting rising values and urging equal taxation to preserve civic influence.
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E. C. Sweet
Chicago
Church Taxation and the Republic’s Covenant
Rev Madison C Peters argues churches should be taxed to meet the cost of government protection and property use. He cites Judge Cooley and warns that taxing churches would blur church state separation, noting faith communities are subject to law and taxation like others.
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United States
Madison C. Peters
D. D
Baltimore
Cooley
Our
Republic
Remedy for trusts by J J Hill President Great Northern R R
A pro monopoly critique discusses differences between honest and dishonest trusts. The remedy proposed is disclosure requirements forcing firms to show assets and value before selling stock, with examples like cross state offerings and parallels to banks and insurance firms.
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J. J. Hill
Great Northern
R. R
Congress
Herr Krupp
Rhode Island
California
Defects of Modern Preaching by Prof Pearson
Prof Charles W Pearson argues modern preaching lacks truth and power citing Jesus reproach to scribes and Pharisees. He praises the Bible as sacred, portraying man as a child of God and heir of heaven and as the basis of virtue and achievement.
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Charles W. Pearson
Jesus
Rockaby lullaby imagery by J G Holland
Poem fragment with repeated lullaby refrain describing dream worlds and sleep. References to wonderland underland and dew on clover evoke gentle, dreamlike imagery attributed to J G Holland.
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Rockaby
Rover
Wonderland
Lullaby
Lnlaby
Cione
J. G. Holland
The Successful Applicant and a Boston Studio Romance
Marion Dudley answers a violinist’s ad for piano accompaniment in Boston. She and the young musician grow close through shared music, face his sudden family crisis, and confess their feelings. A month later their engagement is announced as Mrs. Dudley finally smiles.
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Marion Dudley
Avenue
Marion
Mr. Jeffrey
Boston
Marlon
Mrs. Dudley
Indianapolis
Champion Woodcutter George Sipe of Hellam Dies Not
George Sipe an aged woodcutter from Hellam township York County Pa claims local title as township woodchopper champion. He reportedly cut 3500 rails 1700 posts and 175 cards of wood in four weeks and reads daily without glasses. A second anecdote about a lunatic asylum clock ends with a quip about time.
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George Sipe
Hellam Township
Hellam
York County
Sipe
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