Turkish Minister Mustapha Tapsin Bey Arrives in Washington
In Washington on October 20 Moustapha Tapsin Bey the new Turkish minister arrived and was met by the retiring Mavroyenni Bey and legation officials. Credential presentation to Secretary Olney was delayed to today while diplomacy between the United States and Turkey remains cautious amid recent reporting.
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McKinley Aide Seeks Cohesive Republican Money Policy
In Canton Major McKinley hosts a delegation and defends the party’s stance on the money question. He cites Grant era debt payment and calls for sound currency and reduced debt through better credit. He cites Horatio Seymour’s platform and argues for paying obligations in the best money.
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Armenian Refugees Will Not Be Public Charge
Colonel Holland of Salvation Army relief details Armenian refugees appearance before special inquiry. They are not paupers and will not be colonized at Ramsey though Ramsey to serve as distributing point. some admitted for transfer to Salvation Army officers in New Jersey. Also notes Times editorial fears Bayard’s U S campaign efforts may fail. Fire at Alexandria fertilizer works causes $100,000 loss, $75,000 to company.
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Monster Meeting in London Protests Armenian Massacres
A large London rally at St James Hall drew about 24 000 attendees to denounce Armenian massacres. Dignitaries and clergy attended, with Gladstone’s letter praising and urging Allied pressure on the Sultan to halt the killings. Resolutions demanded international action and aid for Armenians.
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Portenvrey Letter Defends Doctors After Diphtheria Arrests
A Portenvrey letter argues the arrest of city physicians was improper amid diphtheria cases. It praises autopsies done with consent to immunize other children and condemns sanitary neglect and police actions. Also cited are local crimes, business failures, and street railway convention items.
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Jones Urges National Emblem Display Across Cities
Chicago October 20 Chairman Jones of the Democratic national committee urges all citizens to display the American flag on Saturday October 31. He says the flag stands for national honor and should not be used for partisan purposes. A patriotic call to support independence, voting rights, and prosperity through a visible national symbol.
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International Typographical Union ends 48th convention in Colorado Springs
The 48th International Typographical Union convention closes in Colorado Springs with delegates leaving by night. President Prescott extols the gathering as among the most important in a decade and cites a cost of 30 900 dollars. Slave town news and other items follow in brief dispatches.
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