Sultan's Hard Heart and Armenian Exodus Debate
A 1909 to 1910 discussion notes the Armenian fund’s impact and the spread of distress in Armenia. W. W. How srn, sent by the Christian Herald, criticizes the murder and destitution blamed on Armenian leadership, predicting either extermination or mass emigration as responses. The piece frames famine and massacre as driving pressures behind Armenian suffering and regional unrest.
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W. W. Howsrn
Armenia
Christian Herald of
New York
Armenian Fund
Sanael
Jigs
Oorris la
Sia
Hamstead
Mrs Gates to Return From Harpoot Mission
Chicago wife of a prominent missionary, Mrs Gates, plans rapid transport home from Harpoot after illness and nervous shock. A mission activity and transatlantic sailing are noted with Moore and Peel involved, aiming for arrival around April 17. Separate item reports post office receipts rising by 44,742 across the 20 largest in the country last month.
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Gae
Gates
Moore
On Fork
Fuerst
Mia Gates
Tarki Pla
Tehuantepec
San Francisco
Wasurxotox
Bayard in Congress Faces Old Age Shielding State Intervention
In Washington on March 19 the House galleries filled as Taft backs Mr Bayard's address to a philosophical institution. The article accuses Bayard of insulting American foreign policy and borrowing on old age to justify protectionism. It questions his stance on state socialism and calls his remarks a libel on the republic. The report ends with the treasury balance figures for the day.
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Wasisatox
Taft
Bayard
Bayard Conde
Kncwiling
Yortonal
Insurgents Attack Spanish Lines Near Candelaria Fields
A 19 March dispatch reports Macreo's forces joining Bandera insurgents near Candelaria Surning Cane Fields New York. The clash saw about 6,000 insurgents attack Colonel Hernan ex troops, with fierce charges and bayonet fighting. Casualties included 66 insurgents killed or wounded and officers killed Corejas and Guerrero.
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Macre
Hernan
Tariofs
Victoria
Macso
Hen Xen
Feyler
Acral
Werlerasiann
Matanzas
Peranacs
Union Depe Reyes
Batabano Guanajay
Zoey
John Fialio
Banta
Ll Vana
Governor Atkinson Declines Run For Governor
Governor Atkinson announces he will not seek another term. He cites desire to focus on state welfare and unity, saying he will support the state’s leadership and policies he helped shape during his tenure. The announcement signals a forthcoming campaign for his successor and outlines his intention to remain engaged in public service.
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Aritanta
Atkinson
CALL FOR SEEDS AND MANDATE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR
March 19 reports say the secretary of agriculture issued a circular to trusted seed growers urging immediate action under a congressional mandate. The message references seed handling terms and a 90 day period starting March 17. It notes attention to domestic exchange and related agricultural measures.
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Ry Merten
Congres
Wasmtotow
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Teomaere Spaces
Plot to Lynch Two Murderers Connected to Pearl Bryan
March 12 Newport Ky report on a plot to lynch Jackson and Walling, jailed in Merpert Airy. Names withheld but linked to Bryan cattle buyer, claimed as Pearl Bryan’s first cousin. Judge Helman schedules April 7 for preliminary motions and next court day.
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Otdwsatr
Jackson
Walling
Merpert Airy
Ur Bryan
Pearl Bryan
Newport
Helman
Walling and
Nantes
Fire destroys Masonic temple in Providence
Fire in Providence roared through a five story brick Masonic temple and caused blanket destruction with losses estimated at $200,000 or more. The blaze began in the boiler room and swept upward, leveling the temple and two adjoining buildings while threatening nearby works and a drummonds occupied structure. Insurance covered the property. no injuries are detailed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Masonic Temple
J. H. Astle
H. A. Drummonds
Second hearing on Pacific railroads aids Sioux City branch
John C. Coombs of Boston urged Congress to fund the Sioux City branch of the Pacific railroad project from sinking funds in the treasury under the Thurman act. He complained that Central Trade and Union Pact representatives did not fully support the funding plan. The hearing occurred in Wasmiowerow on March 19 as part of efforts connected to Teanesee’s Centennial.
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John C. Coombs
House Committee On Pacific Mailroads
Wasmixerow
Boston
Sioux City Credit Commutation Company
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Sioux City
Pacific Railroad
Thurman
Coombs
Racto
Atives
S Vumittes
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Phiadelphis, Pa
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Turkey
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