New Greek Ministry Formed Amid Resignation and Reforms
Athens reports the king summoned Premier M. Delyannis for resignation and allowed opposition leaders to form a new cabinet headed by Demarius Ralli, with Tsamavos as war minister and Simopoulo finance minister. Ralli pledges army reorganization and restoration of order while resisting royal or chamber mandates. Greek forces seize Pentepigadia heights north of Arta into Epirus, and Turkish consuls in Greece have exequaturs withdrawn.
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Athens
M. Delyannis
Hens
Marine
M. Ralli
M. Tsamovos
M. Simopoulo
M. Caprapanos
M. Teotatki
Demarius Ralli
Justice
Interior
University of Athens
Paris
Anargyros Simopoulo
Finance
Parnessis
Constantine Carapano
Arta
Greece
George Teotaoki
Carfn
Tricoupia
M. Tsamavos
Nord Deutsch Zeitung
George
Loxpow
Pentepigadia
Janina
Epirus
Turks Reform Debates Rise From Turkish War Fortunes
Constantinople reports that Turkish military gains have boosted morale and widened support for reform while complicating European plans for Ottoman Libyan frontiers. Proposals urge Crete relief, frontier changes, and possible indemnities to Turkey. Turks report capturing Zarkos, a Greek base near Larissa, with large ammunition seized. In Cuba, reforms proceed as Weyler signals pacification. Greeks evacuate Volo as foreign consulates hoist flags. A Fremont suit seeks 20,000 in breach of promise against Dr Haslam. Denver chosen for 1899 MCA convention. Illinois to fund Omaha exhibit.
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Constantinople
Crete
Cape Punta
Gulf of Arta
Greece
Fremont
Mary Barge
Beemer
District Court
George H. Haslam
Mary Dern
John Dern
Bartley in Police Court on Embezzlement Charge
Former State treasurer Joseph S. Bartley arraigned in police court charged with embezzling 201 484.05 of public funds. He waived preliminary hearing and is held to Douglas county district court in 50 000 bond. The nine page complaint contains eight counts alleging misappropriation of warrants totaling 201 800 with interest.
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Omaha
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Bartley
District Court
Douglas County
W. A. Paxton
R. H. Townley
Bevin Oldfield
Honey Low
Omaha National Bank
Lincoln
Reagan Eulogizes Davis at Dallas Confederate Monument Unveiling
The Dallas Daughters of the Confederacy unveiled a Texas granite monument 50 feet high honoring Jefferson Davis and four statues. Jeff Davis pulled the cord for his grandfather, Lucy Hays unveiled Lee, and Jackson and Johnson were unveiled by Jackson’s granddaughter. John H. Reagan delivered a eulogy, ending with a floral battle around the base.
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Remaines
Dallas
Daughters of the Confederacy of Dallas
Texas
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R. E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Sidney Johnson
Jeff Davis
Lucy Hays
Robert E. Lee
Jackson
Johnson
John H. Reagan
Davis
Warships Ordered by Japan Over Immigrant Landings
A morning steamer report says Japan has ordered warships to Honolulu to enforce immigrant landings for Shinshin Maru islets amid Hawaiian rejection. Kobe advised stopping immigrant departures to the islands. US sending Philadelphia to Honolulu triggers fears of annexation and heightened war talk in official Japanese media.
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San Francisco
Foreign Office
Hiogo Kendo
Kobe
United States
Philadelphia
Hono-lulu
Greeks Arm to Defend Greece in Terrestrial War
A May 1 dispatch from Atsenss reports a large battle at Velestino where Turkish forces faced General Smolenski's brigade and suffered heavy losses. Smolenski urged the crown prince to congratulate the troops as Greece mobilizes. mass troop movements flood Athens, and citizens rush to arm and reinforce positions amid mounting hostilities with the Ottoman Empire.
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TuHerns
Mati
Smolenski
Pharsala
Mavromichalis
Athens
Greece
Constantinople
Europe
Lycon Paper Company Fails in Boston May 1
Jerome A Bacon of the Bacon Paper pany attempts a move against Frederick I inew of Garen now.
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Lycon Paper Company
Boston
Jerome A. Bacon
The
Bacon Paper Pany
Hag Asry
Frederick I. Inew
Garen
Heavy gold withdrawals amid Treasury calm
Treasury officials in Washington say the $4 million gold withdrawal from New York for export yesterday reflects seasonal patterns and rising import demands tied to tariff changes. Customs receipts for April exceed last year, while overall gold stock remains ample to meet emergencies. Other items note German and Austrian gold purchases, British monetary shifts toward Japan, and nonfinancial news items from Spokane, Oklahoma City, Joliet, and New York.
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Washington
New York
Treasury Department
Department
Europe
Bank of England
Japan
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Greece
Supreme Court
National congress opens in Cleveland with many notables
The Sons of the American Revolution meet in Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. President J M Richardson gives welcome. Vice President General Edwin Barrett responds. General Horace Porter is absent. The society claims 9,000 members in 38 states plus Hawaii. a possible union with the Sons of the Revolution is discussed. Mrs Donald McLean represents the Daughters of the Revolution.
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National Congress
Cleveland
National Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution
Chamber of Commerce
J. M.richardson
Ohio Society
Edwin 8. Barrett
Massachussetts Society
Donald McLean
New York
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Order
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