Ambassdor Hay welcomed at Southampton by city officials
At a Southampton dock ceremony on April 21 a photograph was presented to Colonel John Hay the new American ambassador. Mayor and the corporation of Southampton welcomed him and the U S consul introduced Hay who said he aims to promote cordial ties between the two nations. Also noted were flood reports from Mississippi River regions and various local weather and legal notices.
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Sorimanpron
American Line
St. Paul
New York
Henry White
United States
J. R Carter
The
Emissey
Southampton
Sijang
John Hay
Court of St. James
Warner S& Kinkead
Harper
Chamber of Emiuorce
Hay
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Booneville
Missouri
Kansas City
Frankenfield
Finlay
O Brien on Stand in Romeyn Court Martial Proceedings
Atlanta April 21 The court martial to try charges against Captain Romeyn resumed at 10:30. Mrs O Briens status as a witness was debated, with Romeyn objecting that a wife should not testify in his case and O Brien seeking to avoid personal entanglement. Miss Romeyn a defense witness and the court ordered an apology from Romeyn for insulting O Briens testimony as the session closed.
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Romeyn
Bam
Guenther
Carbaugh
O’brien
O'Brien
Captain Romeyn
Doctors Meet in Macon Georgia Annual Session Opens
The forty eighth annual session of the Medical Association of the State of Georgia convened in Macon at 10 o clock with President Noble of Atlanta in the chair. The Academy of Music hosts the meeting with welcome addresses by Hon. N. E. Harris for Macon and Dr. Holt for local members. President Noble delivered the annual address.
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Macon
Medical Association of
State of Georgia
Noble
Atlanta
Academy of Music
N. E. Harris
Holt
F. Ridley
Hunter Out of Race in Kentucky Senator Nomination
Franziort April 21 Mayor George D Todd of Louisville announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to succeed Dr W Godfrey Hunter. Early Wednesday he withdrew, prompting discussion of Deboe Stout Boyle Holt and Hunter supporters. Hunter then issued a formal note requesting a joint caucus to present his communication to the General Assembly.
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Franziort
George D. Todd
Louisville
W. Godfrey Hunter
United States
Dr. Hunter
Todd
W. J. Deboe
BS Ccee
Norman
Baird
Stont
Stout
Henry L. Martin
St. John Boyle
W. H. Holt
Hunter
Hepetipes Caucus Committee
William H. Jones
Republican Joint
General Assembly
W. Goorker Hunter
International Young Men's Christian Associations Meet in Mobile
The International Convention of Young Men's Christian Associations opened with a banquet hosted by Mobile merchants. Key figures include P. C. Morse general secretary T. K. Ober field secretary and George P. Hodge educational secretary along with F. L. Willis R. B. McBurney Magee and others from Georgia Ohio Illinois and New York.
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International Convention of
Young Men's Christian Associations
Mos
International
Convention of
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Temperance Hall
Merchants of
Mobile
P.C. Morse
T. K Ober
George P. Hodge
F. L. Willis
Alabama
Mississippi
R. B. McBurney
New York City Association
Graham
W. M. Lewis
Secre
Georgia
South Carolina
Magee
Ohio
W. E. Brummer
Illinois
William H. Coper
H. E. Cantrell
Brooklyn
Daily Market Reports Naval Stores at Warrenio tanks
Market notes show prices for naval stores and related goods with limited readable figures. The fragment mentions quantities or bids around 1.80 and 21, but details and entities are incomplete.
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Warronios
Orade Turport
Queen Namae Captured and Exiled by French Forces
San Francisco reports Queen Namae of the Raiates Islands has been captured by the French and exiled with her husband and chiefs. War ended after a bayonet clash. 800 warriors were sent to Christmas Island, then moved between Marquesas islands as prisons and cattle range plans. The City of Papete carried officials and church workers amid conflict over religious lands.
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Raiaten Islands
San Francisco
Papoete
Tahiti
Namae
Raiates Islands
Theis
Onse Hutchinson
Holiness Church of
Los Angeles
Papste
Nouka Hiva
Namz
Christmas Island
Moukahiva
Marquesas
M. Lichtel
Papete
Lichtel
Captain Joseph A Corpse and public life in Alabama
Montgomery April 21 Captain W F Joseph a respected Montgomery leader and president of the State Association of Undewriters died after a trolley car incident sparked by drunken bravado leading to a fatal paralysis. Young Malcolm Hall faces murder charges as witnesses recount the altercation and a courtroom issue over a fine and an injurious punch. In other news grand officers of Alabama Knights and Ladies of Honor elected and a Florida Senate election follows a single ballot with minimal votes cast.
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Ala
W. F. Joseph
Montgome
State Association of Undewriters
Joseph
Commercial Club
Malcolm Hall
Hall
Young Hall
Alabama Knights and Ladies of Honor
Grand Lodge of Alabama Knights and Ladies of Honor
Ham
O. E. Comstock
Eamel Gran
Spero Bira
Dd. W McGaughey
L. Zimm
J. Stanley
Grand Trustees
T. Gardner Foster
Supreme Representative
Crescent and Cross Clash Near Karya Fierce Fighting Reported
Across Milouna pass Turkish forces hold positions after heavy combat with Greeks. Turkish reports claim control of Milouna pass and surrounding heights, while Greek losses listed as heavy. Kenan Bey reports 200 Turkish losses at Karya and nearly 1000 Greek dead nearby. The outbreak sparks excitement in New York and Chicago as wheat climbs.
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United States
Constantinople
Sherman
New York
Chicago
Maceponta
Exvassowa
Milouna Pass
Sayes
Milonia Pass
Neckche
Papalyvava
Efiles
Kenan Bey
Greece Gains Her Point In Eastern Crisis War Forecast
A London dispatch reports a shift as Turkey declares war after Greek actions. The piece argues Greece forced Turkish aggression, notes powers face a problem reconciling a blockade, and warns of wider Balkan upheaval if Maia revolts.
Rupture of Relations Between Turkey and Greece Announced
Washington notes the U S State Department confirms the rupture of relations with Turkey and notes Greece must inform its minister to leave Constantinople The note from the Porte denies territorial aims Colonel Greene says Turks are steadfast fighters ready to borrow funds and food as needed and may flee if luck turns against them. Greek strength remains debated and great powers seek to preserve peace
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Turkey
Greece
Washington
State Department
Sherman
United States
Terrell
Constantinople
Russia
War Department
Wash
Colonel Greene
Greene
Blockade To Be Raised Amid Crete Crisis
London reports Greece and Turkey on war edge as powers consider allowing Col. Vassos to leave Crete. Turkish fleet remains in the Dardanelles while Greece advances on Provesa and Epirus. Greek ships bombard forts and two thousand Greeks land near Provesa. Meanwhile Greek Congress adjourns and rail talks pause in Salt Lake. May wheat surges in New York and Chicago on war news.
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Crete
London
Associated Press
Turkey
Athens
Larissa
Trikhala
Phanari
Greece
Dardanelles
Rome
Messagero
Arta
Provesa
Epirus
Advancia
Istana
Corfu
Fillipidia
Prevasa
Gulf of Arta
Salonica
Salghica
Cape Kara
Macedonia
Turco Greek War Rumors Roil Aegean Front Plans Tyrnavo Takeover
Dispatches from Athens Constantinople and London report intense fighting along the Greek Turkish frontier. Turkish forces press Tyrnavo near Larissa while Greeks defend and claim stubborn resistance. Rumors of Larissa occupation and fears of broader revolt in Athens circulate as naval activity increases and powers seek peace.
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Turnave
New York
Athens
Gulf of Salonica
Gulf of Arta
Tyrnavo
Larissa
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