Fall of Constantinople as city reels in chaos
After a night of brutal fighting between the sultan's guard and the Young Turks, Constantinople's fall was announced. The city faced mass fear of a holy war, martial law, and foreign casualties as Turkish forces moved to quell resistance.
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Constantinople
Abeftek Pasha
Yadin Kionk
Aho
Frederick Moore
New York Sun
Ales Wets
Fanatien
Bhoull
Geobel Murder Echoes in Grant to Ex-Officials
Gov Willson granted pardons to former Gov Taylor and former Secretary of State Charles Finley, both living in Indiana, in the 1900 Geobel murder case. Additional full or partial pardons were issued to others awaiting trial, including Caleb Powers who had previously been pardoned after multiple trials. The action follows a broad set of clemency measures signed in Kentucky and other states.
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Willson
Taylor
Claries Finley
Indieona
William Geobel
Finley
Geobel
Caleb Powers
Kents
Auto driver found guilty of manslaughter in fatal crash
New Haven April 24 Samuel Campbell an auto driver of this city was found guilty of manslaughter yesterday for fatally injuring a man. He was sentenced to ten months in the New London county jail under orders to begin at once. Campbell’s case involved a collision on November 14, 1901, with testimony noting the van’s speed and the tragic consequences.
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New Haven
Samuel
G. Brinley Morgan
Regan
Christ
Morgan
Metropolitan
Opera House
New York
York
Marni
Iece
Tiginrich Gonreid
Aeans Opera
Wagonload of Real Money Pours to Waters-Pierce Oil Co
A massive payment, totaling about 1.718 million to 2.07 million dollars in real money, was delivered to the Waters-Pierce Oil Co. at the State House. The transaction represents a record fine amount tied to a violation under the meat tax law, with bonds and legal steps noted in the report.
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Texas
Eatin
Tex
Waters Pierce Oil Co
State House
Multiple Causes of Woman's Death at Trial
Boston April 2 At the Chester Jordan trial the Medical Examiner testified Monora C Jordan died from a mix of injuries including a fractured skull and throat cutting with asphyxiation. Four triangular scalp injuries were noted before death. Cross examination may continue long today.
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Boston
Chester
Jordan
Magrath
Monora C. Jordan
P F Collier Dead Editor of Collier's Weekly
Peter F. Collier founder and editor of Collier's Weekly died suddenly at the Riding Club in New York on August 24 after apoplexy. He was famed for building Collier's and was active in outdoor sports and clubs. A taxicab accident near Royton Street injured others as an electric car blocked traffic.
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Collier's Weekly
Riding Club
New York
Peter FP. Collier
Collier’s Weekly
Colliers Uneee
Howe
Frends
Tildon Brown
Peter Collier
Snown Prily
Elias Sardeli
Tan Eeer
Rhode Island
Paiaaine House
Ord
Hertune
Hig
Royiston
Arlingtom Street
Burchard
Hie Skull
John Boucher
Saratoga
Taxicab Crash Hurts Mr Borchard in Street Collision
A taxicab crash left Mr Borchard unconscious after being hurled forward as the front of the cable car was struck. He was rushed to Dr. Ingoldsby at 419 Boylston Street for treatment. The other passenger, Boucher, escaped without injury. The air radiator was punctured and the headlights broken.
Indictments Reported In Mercer County Case Complex
Indictments announced for James H Ter aa tied to the Willie Whitla abduction case at Sharpsburg Pa with a true bill against Boyle for kidnapping and an aiding and abetting count. The defense names Kare D Doo Helen Anna MrDer wnnt Parker Miner Yorke and Boyle. Trial set to begin next week in the court of Cheas tm fs et trae by them Me plice Boyle in x burglar cull.
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Mercer
James H. Ter
Willie Whitla
Boyle
Kare D Doo
Aline
Helen Anna MrDer
Wnnt
Parker
Miner
Yorke
Synatore
Wrsday
Funeral of Governor Lilley Held With Military Honors
Governor Lilley was buried today at Riverside cemetery after services in Hartford. A noon ceremony featured Governor Brewster and Governor McLean, with state and regional officials including Rhode Island Governor Pogue and Massachusetts Governor Draper attending as honorary pallbearers. The procession to Waterbury followed the Hartford service.
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Connentionte
Wna
Riverside Cemetery
Hartford
Oe Brewster
Gv. McLean
Weterbury
Pog
Rhode Island
Drapper
Massachusetts
Thondore Rocse’ Peis, Jr
Wandering Woman Found After Railcar Stop in Nashum
A woman described as Mabel E. K. Hadson, 85, unmarried, was found on a Nashua Manchester car at 10:35 pm. Conductor J J Harrington turned her to police. she claimed ties to New Ipswich and Leominster, and said she was en route to Manchester. Police transported her from the station for care.
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Nashum
N. H
Manchester
Worman
J. J. Harrington
Nashua Polles
Mabel EK
Hadson
New Spswich
Leominster
Hartington
Litchfield
Hte
Leomintter
Setseinien
Horison
Musa
Mkee
Warrington
Iny Street
Dayne
Woman in New York Widow Dies After Farm Shooting
Bertha Bensch of New York died at 4 PM after shooting herself in a cabin near Brattleboro in a personal crisis. Her husband H P Bensch had previously died by suicide in Massachusetts. A revolver shot through a window, a second shot near the porch, and arriving sons from New York were mentioned.
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Brattleboro
Massanoit House
Two Barns Burned Near Bennington
Two barns were destroyed by fire yesterday near Bennington. Neighbors fought the blaze to save contents but could not prevent the total loss. Mr. Bronson and another resident managed to rescue two horses from one barn before flames spread.
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Bennington
Ttroneen
Teniington
Bronson
Renean
Real Estate Trial and Bank Arrest Across States
April 24 Rutland reports the trespass case between Mary E Gleannn and Nellie Castleton et al. proceedings concern a boathouse dispute and damages. Separate item notes William Montgomery, ex president of the Hamilton Bank, arrested for grand larceny related to fraudulent notes. held on bail after overdrawing prior to bank closure.
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Rutland
Mary E. Gleannn
Nellie
William T. Castleton
Vermont
Steukahis
Rowe
Atechos
Hydeville
John D. Spelmaan
James
Whalen
New York
William BR On
Society
Bowman
BR Montgomery
Lark End
A.B. White
Itamiton Bank
Thie City
Hamilton Bank
Montmery
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Fire wipes out four lives at Central Hotel
In Topeka Kansas four people died when a fire swept through the two story Central Hotel early today. The blaze started while occupants were in bed and exits were blocked by flames. One body has been recovered. The hotel burned rapidly due to defective electric light wiring.
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Topeka
Kan
Central Hotel
Thin City
Brattleboro man resues inmate from drowning at retreat
James Austin a Brattleboro clerk and his companions were near the Firattleboro retreat when Ian Inmate slipped into the Connecticut River overflow. Austin waded into freezing water and pulled him from deep water as bystanders watched. Dr B C Baviland of the cobras provided no further details.
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Drattleboro
James Austin
Brattleboro
Ian
Firattleboro
Aps
Smour
Pion
Meadure
Connecticut
John
John Austin
William Fenton
Francie Duan- Jovy
William Blake
Dr. B. C. Baviland
Cobras
Inquest Hears Fire Witnesses At Crook Street Fire
An inquest into a small house fire at 6 Crook Street heard witnesses in the city court yesterday. Bruno Marietta testified he was away Tuesday to Wednesday and occupied the house with 500 in insurance on furnishings. Other witnesses placed a light in the upper area as the fire began. Police and fire witnesses described observations near the scene. The hearing adjourned for a week with City Attorney Carver planning further testimony.
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Crook Street
City Court Room
Bruno Marietta
Ariel Boilandi
Bruno
East Barre
Wodoeeday
Corin
Joseph Dombrowski
George Melntonk
Brook Street
Melotosh
Hyman
John Dil
Charles Ruierson
Alex Emelie
Uivo
George Carle
Hall
Estes Te Fee
Je Scott
Houa
Carver
American Held in Russia and Poisoning Incident
Report describes an American involved in Russia facing poisoning accusations after a mistaken iodine ingestion by Miss Foote, with mention of related garrison complicity and prior similar charges against Dubrowsky. Burglary details follow, noting stolen watches, rings, a cache of tools, and a $7 drawer theft, plus a May 19 event and $2,000 bond in New York.
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Ae Pean
Iil
Miss Foote
Sir Petersburg
Stefan
Mas Foote
Dubrowsky
Warsaw
America
Newark
Aleo
Amy
New York
John
Rebuilding Hatchery and dam work in progress
A report notes repairs on a hatchery at Roz bay funded by a 140 percent railway saluture. The project will rebuild the building, shingle it, and a new dam will be constructed. Commissioners plan to allocate 50,060 to Harton and 15,000 to Ademden with several licenses to operators expected this year. Weather and shipments affect progress as crews prepare components for various sections of the state.
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Thomas
Stowe
Roz
Bay
Ric
Harton
Ameden
Te Tinehtleborn
Essex Junction
Neahen Metreeee
Epipe
Pny
Gisy
Au- Alert
T. Henderson
Sawant Lary
Burlington
Middlebury Wins Debate Over Optional Referendum
Middlebury College and Norwich boys debated in Northfield on April 24. The question tested whether the optional referendum used by the Swiss government should be adopted by state governments. Middlebury argued affirmatively and carried the vote amid student participants.
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Norwich Boys
Northfield
Middlebury
Lego
Tere ‘University
Aetata
Ste
Northfield Store Closed Under Pressure
Beckley and Co hardware dealers and plumbers face trouble as the Northfield store shuts down. April 28 reports show business struggles and financial strain impacting the firm and local trades.
Tax List Dates Confuse City Officials
A reader asked whether May 1 was the last day to file the tax list but discovers the deadline falls on April 1. Assessors can accept Yixt after April 1 and may process this in April or May. About 2,500 lists have been filed with 1,800 more expected, affecting the city’s ad list balance.
Marriage in Montpelier Ties Two Couples
A wedding in Montpelier united Miekinah Christensen and Allen Hare vison Thaker, an employee of the Montpelier and Welle River railroad, in a pastry afternoon ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace ML Fireclock. A license was issued to Thomas F. Morris of Montpelier, a chef at the Pavilion Hotel, and Missy Margaret T Powers of West Rutland.
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Miekinah Christensen
Allen Hare Vison Thaker
Montpelier
Talk of the Town visit paints local social ties
Mr and Mrs K W Morse traveled to Bethel yesterday to visit friends. The Ayers Street base bell team defeated the Summer Street team on Ayers Street field this morning. Attendance included J A arrivals at the hotel, with names like Belcher Evadette Mistilette and Grace Van Orman noted among locals.
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Mra
K. W. Morse
Bethel
Ayers Street
Perio
Montpelier Barbers' Labor Dispute Shows No Settlement
Ongoing Montpelier barber labor dispute remains unsettled. Journeymen threaten to strike Monday afternoon if proposals fail, while bosses push a plan. A bill before the legislature appears to remain undecided as officials await action.
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Montpelier
Thin Tarbers
Sha Iimion
Martin Atchison Found Dead After Despondent Months
Martin Atchison a longtime Barre Town resident and former selectman, died by suicide after selling his 614 acre farm and moving to Ernest Hutchinson’s farm on East Hill. Found beside the road by Mail Carrier C Ayer, the death shocked the town. he leaves a wife two sons and several relatives, and was a member of the Methodist church.
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Meas Cutler Corner
Ernest Hutchinson
East Hill
Martin Atchison
Charles W. Peake
C. ¥. Ayer
John McLaughlin
Sargent
Aldrich
Barre
Mr. Atchison
Board of Selectmen
Sven
Fred
BN. Bailey
Soamee A
Dayton
Karl
John Atchison
Fin
Underhill
C. W. Peake
Barre Town
Hattie Irish
Mia
Charles Metcalf
Carrie Atchison
Methodies Church
Death of Old Maw Daniel in Graniteville
The death of Daniel, one of the oldest residents, occurred at his daughter's home. Born in Harbor, Newfoundland, he is survived by three sons Peter Jon Jeremiah and three daughters Mrs J Mia Oney McOue and Mrs N Kfoffman. Funeral at 9 am Monday from St Sylvester's Graniteville with interment in the Catholic cemetery. flowers requested to be omitted.
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Daniel
Oneyne
Murphy
Harbor
Foundland
Peter
Jon
Jeremiah
Gani
J. Mia
Oney McOue
Graniteville
N. Kfoffman
Roxbury
St. Sylvester's
Barre Vermont Board of Trade Incorporation Notice
The Barre board of trade has been incorporated under Vermont law. Articles filed with the secretary of state at Montpelier define the association to be known as the board of trade of the city of Barre Vermont. It aims to establish and sustain friendly social meetings in the city and promote the city’s prosperity. Members pledge to support the corporation and its objectives.
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Barre Board of Trade
Vermont
Montpelier
State of Vermont
Board of Trade
Ee Vermont
Ica
Asa Guin
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