Sultan fears job loss as Britain eyed in Arabian insurrection
alarming dispatch from Constantinople reports Arabian uprising with Sanu and Yemen rebels. Turkish garrison commander Hussein Hilal Boy Ix mobilizes 1400 troops as Britain is blamed for meddling in Aden hinterland. Officials warn Abdul Hamid that English occupation of Mecca and Medina could end his supremacy.
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Constantinople
Arabia
Sanu
Yemen
Hussein Hilal Boy Ix
Porte
Britiab
Aden
Great Britain
Egypt
Abdul Hamid
Mecca
Medina
Farmer Isaac Davis Shot by Neighbor in Remington Rivalry
Cincinnati April 22 Isaac Davis famed Remington farmer was mortally wounded by neighbor William Stewart during a long running dispute. The shooting occurred at Scott Holloway’s Ballon as the two had a heated argument. Davis died about 20 minutes after being wounded.
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Cincinnati
Isaac Davis
Remington
William Stewart
Prive
Scott Hollo
Davis
Indians Battle Mexican Forces Near Yaqui War Scene
Reports from Yaqui war area say Indians continue to press Mexicans in a desperate effort to expel them. Mining man Jerry Vines reports seven Mexican soldiers killed in an attack last week. He notes Indians do not molest Americans.
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Elpaso
Vex
Jerry Vines
Ile
Diminished government may trigger cabinet reshuffle in Britain
Salisbury London reports the Manchester Guardian predicting an early cabinet reconstruction after reduced majorities. It foresees Lord Salisbury stepping down as premier with the Duke of Devonshire to take the helm and Joseph Chamberlain, then colonial secretary, pushed to the background.
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London
Manchester’ Guardian
Guardian
Lord Salisbury
Duke of Devonshire
Joseph Chamberlain
Big coal deal seals $30,000 Bellaire field purchase
In Bellaire Ohio on April 24, a major acquisition closed when New York Company bought a 30,000 acre field nearby. The deal marks the largest single purchase in the county's history, signaling a significant expansion in local coal resources and potential future development.
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Bellaire
Large New York Tire Company Grabs 30000 Coal Acres
Tire Coal Co of New York acquires 30,000 acres of coal lands and the plants of Rose Morgan Co Pittsburg Ohio Co Pultney Coal Co and Alex Neff mines. About 1,500 miners employed. Price set at $1,250,000 with openings on the Ohio river.
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Tire Coal Co
New York
Rose, Morgan & Co
Pittsburg & Ohio Co
Pultney Coal Co
Alex Neff
Ohio River
Boxing Exhibition for Indies Benefit Planned at Club
Intermission boxing novelty to feature Freddy Colly and Charles O'Donnell for Indies benefit. Manager Newman orders 12 new black uniforms with orange trim. Club considers games with amateur teams and an individual bowling tournament for the championship. May smoker planned. tickets for members only. Progress in bicycle season noted. Club pianist Metzler dedicates new piece "Where Am I At." Odious Shisser prepares for England trip with English lessons.
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Painesvilles
Warreny
James Rankin
Prank Strauss
Leon Shipman
Bnogllah
David Metzler
Otis Shisser
England
Reasons for Expelling Minister Loomis Announced
President Castro explains recall of U S Minister Loomis citing bribery, discrimination against Venezuela, and local bribery among correspondents. He vows to uphold the constitution, preserve U S friendship, and asserts Loomis acted prejudicially and must be expelled despite offering protection to foreigners.
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Cincinnati
The
Enquirer Today
Caracas
Venemuicla
Castro
Loomis
Bermudes Co
Venezuela Republic
Republic
United States
Venezuela
Political maneuvering shapes appointment in South End
Receipt of a proposed appointment is discussed as Mayor Doyle reportedly signaled Mr. Wiese. A friend claims Mr. Trein did the hardest work for the party and should be appointed. Mr. Wiese says he is not surprised by the setback, noting politics carry such risks. Trein studied law with Grant & Sieber and later worked in Mayor Doyle’s campaign office.
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South End Athletic
Doyle
Wiese
Trein
Ent
Democrt Today
Trvin
Grant & Sieber
The
Democrat
Col. Perkins
Young Man Wim Urban Arrested on Suspicion in Old Forge
A young man named Wim Urban was arrested Monday morning in Old Forge on suspicion of grand larceny. A railroad worker identified him to officers and he was sought in Zanesville on the same charge as police investigate the case.
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Wim
Urban
Old Forge
Zanesville
Explosion at Commercial hotel kills six in St Marys
A gas explosion at the Commercial hotel in St Marys West Virginia last night caused six deaths. The deceased include Sam Cungin Jr driller Rixford Pa Jonny George tool dresser Buller Pa Bert Smiley oil well shooter and John Slater 15 son of the hotel proprietor. The burning building collapsed to ashes and search for more victims continues.
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St. Marys
W. Va
Sam Cunginnum
Rixford
Jonny George
Buller
Harry Robinson
Corning
O. Bert Smiley
Smiley
John Slater
Death of Dr Chua and K D Tanner in London
London reports the deaths of Dr. Chua and K D Tanner M P a well known pier Nationalist from consumption as of April 22. The obituaries note their public service and prominence in medical and political circles.
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London
Dr. Chua
K. D. Tanner
M. P
Appointment of Deputy Inspector and City Clerk Postings
Rov D C Eckermann to be appointed Deputy Ott Inspector to fill the vacancy from James A Wilson’s resignation. incumbent earns 60 a month. Hekerman linked as father of Bert Hekerman a campaign supporter. Chas Watters of Werner Company was candidate. Plus Bendgin mining disaster reports many dead and fifteen unaccounted for with twenty one casks recovered. William B K Levin named Mayor's Clerk. John Wiese as president of the era...
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Rov. D. C
Petersburg
Bendgin
Catholics Defend Parochial Schools in Akron Letter
Dr Moran addresses public schools and the Catholic stance on parochial education. He argues Catholics pay taxes for schools they cannot use and urges pro rata tax support or designation of tax funds to Catholic schools. The piece cites Canada and England as models and calls for fair treatment. Col. Joseph Winn attended Knights of St John meeting in Canton with plans for Cincinnati convention.
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Akron
Joseph Winum
The
Knights of St. John of the Sixth District
Canton
Cincinnati
Demand for Nine Hour Day Gains Momentum
Washington April 22. President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor reports machinists in the U S and Canada, about 500 unions and 40,000 members, have secured or are seeking a nine hour day. More than half already won concessions. the rest threaten to quit if demands are not met by May 20. Employers are reluctant to grant the nine hour workday.
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Washington
President Gompers
American Federastion of Labor
United States
Canada
Worl
Evangelical Alliance Calls for Senator Sieber's Defeat
The Evangelical Alliance held a large meeting and unanimously adopted resolutions denouncing Senator Geo W Sieber for his vote on the Clark Sweat local option bill and pledging to work for his defeat in reelection. They oppose his renomination if pursued and vow to use all lawful means to secure defeat, citing liquor as the chief threat to home rule and public welfare.
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The
Evangelical Alliance
Marving
Geo. W. Sieber
Clark Sweat
Clark
Summit County
Wheeras
W. Sivbor
Ohio
Thia Western Reserve
Snowbound Street Car Strands Crew All Night
A street car became stuck in a snow drift near Wingerter's Crossing while operating from Akron to Barberton. The ride lasted overnight with crew Edward Cargould and John Engle surviving on provisions at Summit Lake park, as 50 workers shovel the tracks. Seven thousand dollars in losses and limited service across lines followed, with full operation only resuming gradually on Sunday.
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N.Q.T. Co
Ines
Barberton
Palis
Kent
Akron
Edward Cargould
John Engle
Wingerter
Mendes
Fos
Summit Lake Park
Snow Collapse Damages Barn and Porch in Cape Town
Roof failure at Mr. T. We McQue’s barn after heavy snow. A snow slide from the roof also tore off a porch at Edward Mussell’s North Howard Street house. Trees damaged and limbs torn. In Pretoria Gen Lord Kitchener reports capturing 242 Boer prisoners with arms and wagons.
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Cape Town
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
For Sale A Stock Of Notions And Goods At Auction
For sale a nice stock of notions and various 10 cent store goods. Terms require removal by May 1 or before. Prefer to sell entire stock to one party. Prices well below cost. Sale may close by auction if not sold in days. No word on exact items or quantities.
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Hannah Messer
Clearch
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South Akron Notes
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Charles O'Donnell
Newman
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President Castro
Rev. Eckerman
DR. Moran
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Eteklig
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Pres. Beery
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