Parliament Votes Sultans Deposition Amid Turmoil In Constantinople
A parliamentary vote in Constantinople declares the sultan must be deposed, with cabinet resignations accepted. The Young Turks push for constitutional resolution as Yildiz garrison surrenders to constitutional forces and Ninzi Bey assumes command. Sultan Abdul Hamid remains inside the palace as fighting and shifting loyalties continue.
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Constantinople
Viler Tewfik Pasha
Abril
Yildix
Mahmond Fchefket Pasha
Ninzi Bey
Sultan Atal Hamid Tae
Yildie Kiewk
Peri Bet
Far greater loss than first supposed takes hold
Ereene reports the Friday earthquake devastation in Alemte province. death toll may reach five hundred, with thousands homeless. Widespread concern spreads over King Manuel’s safety as Duke of Opirta directs relief from Talvatorre, with vast supplies of provisions and medical equipment arriving.
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Ose
Roocus
Flret
Alemte
Counterfeiters Caught in New York Inquiry
Authorities seized thousands of dollars in counterfeit currency from a ring led by Dr. Joseph Fernando and Salvatore Sarcinia with his wife Meriania and Baptinte Massario. The operation spanned United States issues and Italian notes using a complete counterfeit outfit. Four prisoners were brought to New York for further proceedings after arrests on Saturday.
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New York
United States
Italy
Ortfice
Rochelle
Joseph Fernando
Globe
Salvatore Sarcinia
Meriania
Body of Man Found in Haverhill
The body presumed to be Joseph Perry was found yesterday by William Brown near the golf club in Haverhill. Medical Examiner Croston noted a pawn ticket for a coat in the pocket and a Manchester, New Hampshire purchase from 1908. Perry’s reported age, height, hair, and clothing are recorded along with a merchant marked “EH. Q.”
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Haverhill
Mass
Ian
Joseph Perry
D Golf Club
William Brown
Merdicul
Croston
Lawrence
Manchester
N. IL
Turmoil in Congress Over Tellers Recount Confusion
Washington reports a chaotic recount as Mrs L Swormsted and Miss Mary Wilcox contend for the post of corresponding secretary general. Votes were disputed with counts near a majority, prompting informal postponement of the election and preliminary declarations amid scattered tallies.
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Washington
L. Swormsted
District of Columbia
Mary Wilcox
Rroortdie
Hodjaim
Ist Bes Id
Heidgkine
Mre
McLean
Tallers
Elrey Avery
Ohio
Peonians
Hodgkine
Wilcox Wee
Lee
Smallpox Outbreak Alarms Briefly, Not Fearful
A Roosevelt hunting party encounter in Africa is joined by Smithsonian officials Allen and Prats Weller and McMillan, with no immediate alarm. Police maintain protection as the expedition proceeds, and officials say no thefts have occurred and the outbreak scare is being monitored.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Woman Arrested for Wearing Men's Clothes in Maryland
James Allen, 24, a teacher from Brooklyn in Anne Arundel County, was arraigned at the western station on a charge of wearing men's clothes. She had been a public school teacher and church worker and, after a hospital admission, was placed in the male ward where a physician confirmed she was female. She paid a fine of 50 pounds and costs and was given 24 hours to change back to feminine attire.
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Sakistae Ote
James Allen
Western Station
Brooklyn
Anne Arundel County
Mheneser Baptist Church
Maryland General Hospital
Mise Allen
Missing ship passenger Ronald Ramsey linked to Dalhousie line
Plymouth reports the Hamburg-American steamer Cleve land arriving without Ronald Ed ward M. Ramsey aboard. He is brother of the Earl of Dalhousie and may have fallen from the ship after a letter found in his cabin hinted distress. The tale includes his Scots Guards background and a family history of tragedy.
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Plymouth
Ronald Edward M. Ramsey
Earl of Dalhousie
Cleveland
New York
Ramery
Tahal
Roland Ramsey
Non
Earl of
St A
Dalhousie
Wright Exhibits Airplane Flight at Jewel Ground in New York
In New York a Wright exhibition showed an aeroplane taking off from Jewel ground, Manoni guiding the craft 160 yards, then lifting smoothly into the air. A riot followed on Tenth avenue between Trishinee and Tealians. authorities reported wrecked property, looting, and about 18 arrests as order was restored after 45 minutes of chaos.
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Rome
Wilbur Wright
Manoni
New York
Trishinee
Horace Ryt
Tenth Avenue
Acre
Executed Today in Auburn Court Records
A terse notice from Auburn records shows a case processed today involving Pacy Hill, charged with killing Chole Vancock, who is described as his sweetheart. The event is tied to a home in Cubany with March 10 as a referenced date.
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Pacy Hill
Auburn
Kiling
Chole Vancock
Cubany
Girl Found Then Vanishes Again in Boston Reward Offered
Adele Bons, 13, daughter of Arthur P. Bons, vanished after being found working in a Charlestown restaurant. Police arrived, she disappeared again. A $4,000 reward offered by her father for her recovery. Reports from New York and Boston note ongoing mystery and theories of possible abduction or manipulation.
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Boston
Adele Bons
Arthur Pr. Bons
New York
Charlestown
Arthur Rons
Adele
Jeet Wee
Aest
Eae G. Belbert
Wiman
Trial resumes as many women attend court session
The trial resumed with about twenty women in the front seats. The defense team, led by a Sanety attorney, is set to open on Wednesday as the state's cross-examination of the estate witness promises to unfold a sensational case.
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Borton
Wall Atrester
Chester Jordan
State Denies Albert Henderson Operator License
The State's Attorney and Secretary of State deny Albert T. Henderson a license to operate automobiles and motor vehicles after reviewing evidence from a fatal accident on South Willard Street last fall. The decision marks a rare publicized case, noting Henderson's lack of qualifications despite the applicant's request.
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Henderson
Shaw
Albert. T. Henderson
Albert .T. Henderson
Perec County
Concord Paving Prices in New Bill Negotiations
Committees from the local Paving Cutters Union and the Granite Manufacturers Association met on Saturday in Concord New York to discuss a new price bill as the current rate runs to May 1 The union seeks a 17 650 to 23 per thousand increase for a one year term while manufacturers push for two years The talks ended without a decision and will continue this week with other work agreements aligned.
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Concord
Autoists Race With Car Near Marysville Tragedy
Two drivers, Albert Breish and King Williams, were seriously injured when their automobile collided with an Oneida Railway rail car near Marysville. Both men suffered multiple fractures and facial injuries. hope for recovery remains.
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Syracuse
B. C
Marlies
Albert Breish
King Williaans
Oneida
Tireieh
Williams
Coe
Burtington Firemen Quell Student Bonfire Parade
A chaotic campus bonfire parade ends as Burtington firefighters and students clash near Main Street. A burn pile of boxes and stumps is set alight at Bent Winboakt avenue as a hydrant fight and water spray follow. Mayor J B Yiuied inspects as chants fade and students mingle.
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Pearl Ye
Coutin
Benth Winboakt Avenue
J. B. Yiuied
Woman killed in auto smash near Springfield
Mrs Florenor Mathewson of Springfield was instantly killed when an automobile from Boston carrying four people skidded and struck a fence post. Her husband Ralph B Mathewson and Mew Wright of 10 Temple Street Springfield were among the occupants. Wright was driving the car owned by Mathewson. The other occupants were unharmed.
Jealous lover shoots at Miss Steen in Vermont boarding house
Griffith Jones, a 22 year old glateworker from Poultney Vermont, is held on suspicion of shooting Miss Ethel Steen at a Parsons boarding house in Monson. In a struggle involving Paulson the revolver discharged wounding Miss Steen in the abdomen. Jones was jailed awaiting the outcome as doctors fear for Miss Steen's life.
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Monson
Mes
Griffith Jones
Ethel Stern
Mirg Steen
Frits Paulson
Jones
Paulo
Miss Steen
Statie
Joyce
Paulam
Abiomen
Flint
Misa Steen
Poultney, Vt
Miss Katherine Dunlevy Wins Promise Suit Point
Brattleboro April 26 Miss Katherine G Dunlevy won a point in her $15,000 suit against Edward J Fenton after a chancellor ordered the injunction dissolved. The hearing followed a prior order to hold letters taken from a desk at Fenton’s store. The chancellor’s order lifts the injunction while preserving a later restriction on letters during trial.
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Brattleboro
Katherine G. Dunlevy
Chana
Mae Poe
Edward J. Fenton
Miss Dunlevy
Railroad Service Ends with Longtime CP Retirements
Thomas Williams of Farnham Quebec resigns after decades as superintendent of CP eastern division from Farnham to Newport. He will be succeeded by W H Grook of Inet, with Crank wil papergind lant. Mr Williams has been one of CP’s longest-serving employees.
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Canadian Pacific
Richford
Thomas Williams
Farnham
Quebec
Eastern
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Newport
W.H Grook
Inet
Williams
Tuttle Case Withdrawn in Rutland Printing Dispute
The Tuttle Co of Rutland has withdrawn mandamus proceedings against State Auditor H. F. Graham to force payment of 892 for state printing. Depositons conducted in Montpelier last week end, and Rutland to resume, but the action ends. The legislature debated related bills for the Free Press and St Albans Messenger Co. The Tuttle Co loses its claim.
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Rolland
Tuttle Co
H. F. Graham
Supreme Court
Montpelier
Rutland
Woman blown under wagon in Pittafield accident
Mrs Mary Mason 501 Penn street died at House of Mercy hospital from injuries after a wind gust hurled her between wheels of an American bourne bus on North street Saturday afternoon. Two nephews Jonex and Pred Jonex of Pittafield survived. last February a 12 year old Thomas Omen died after a similar North street incident.
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Pittafield
aMea
Maryie Mason
Penn Street
House of Marcy Hospital
North Street
Bourne
Rockford
Jonex
Thomas
Mee
Mason
Uprisings Continue in Asiatic Turkey April Riots
Reports from Latakia stating European observers note ongoing uprisings in Asiatic Turkey. The French cruiser Jules Ferry landed sailors to protect missionaries including Miss Lambert and four other American women. An interior relief mission heads toward Hadjing, aiming to quell riots as authorities prepare to issue orders to foreign residents.
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Latakia
Asiatic Turkey
Apri
Jules Ferry
Turkey
Milena
Torleiehavn
Hadjing Nour
Miss Lambert
Asia Minor
Attempted appeal from state asylum commitment
John McQuirk of Rutland now an inmate of the state asylum faces a new law allowing an appeal from the board of health findings. Dr C S Caverly, who examined him for commitment after he was confined, will present the habeas corpus case in the probate court of Wrenn county where the asylum is located.
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John McQuirk
Rutland
Wrenn County
Caverly Jor
State Board of Health
McQuirk
House of Correction
ES County
Taft's Plans Include Grant Birthday Dinner Trip Schedule
President Taft will attend the annual Union Grant birthday dinner in Philadelphia tomorrow and will travel to Pittsburgh and Petersburg with stops at Harrisburg, Charlotte, and other cities. He plans to be back by May 20 after a series of engagements through May 19.
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Grant
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Taft
Union “Grant
Nee
Yalle Corporation
Petersburg
Ilotte
N. C
Pittsburg
No Jurors Today in Hains Trial Report
Report from Ospt Haine trial notes no jurors selected after examining twenty of the thirty three tale workers. The Berwick hotel gathering in Tutland seeks to unite local groups toward Vermont interests, with Additop and Bennington chairs leading a session to drum up support.
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Fipbing
Thin Wyorning
Ospt
Haine’ ‘Rial Steet Ey Apres
Granges
Additop
Bennington Ries
Berwick Hotel
Tutland
Wedneday
Vermont
Rouge
Died in Burlington Former Barte resident Lillian Griffis
Death reported in Burlington of Mrs Lillian Griffis wife of William Griffis formerly of this city. Born in North Carolina she lived in Montpelier for years and worked as a dressmaker in A H Temple store. She leaves two children and six brothers and three sisters. The body will be moved to Montpelier tomorrow for interment in that city.
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Burlington
Lillian BR. Griffin
Williama Griffin
Thin City
Bent
Mr. and
Mirs
Griffin
A. HL Temple
Montpelier
Aeey T. Fisher
George . Fisher
Eve Gleason
William Rishi
Charles Mise Alma Ee Q
Ernest L
Momter
Death Notice for Remigio Years at Home of P. Ferrari
Death from pneumonia reported for Remigio Years who died at the home of P. Ferrari on Blackwell Street. He came from Cleveland to pursue his trade as a grave cutter. The funeral is set for two o clock Tuesday with burial at Hopps Cemetery.
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Tremigio
P. Ferrari
Blackwell Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Hops
Funeral Held for Daniel Murphy at St. Sylverter’s
Funeral for Daniel Murphy at St Sylverter’s Church Graniteville was largely attended. The burial was at Oak Rest Cemetery with bearers including Terick, Brady, Michael Wilken Fraser, John H, Murphy, and Patrick Comnaze.
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Daniel Murphy
St. Sylverter’s
Graniteville St
Teerick
Khe Thanks Brady
Michael Wilken Fraser
John HH
Murphy
Patrick Comnaze
Couple Sentenced to Prison Over Canadian Spouse Case
The pair were jailed for 15 months and had recently moved from Canada. The man testified he believed his wife dead and had not lived with her for years. The woman said she had been married at Woongocket and claimed her husband was dead, then believed Lebraun’s claim of no wife.
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Th Rutlend
Canada
Letrausx
Pownal Searchers Drain Pond in Turner Case Hunt
Witnesses from Bennington and Pownal scoured the river and mill pond yesterday to locate the body of a missing man after Nine days since Paster’s disappearance. State Attorney led divers at the dam while men from the state worked the water and pond to drain the area.
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Pownal
Owear Turner
Mien Lin
Bennington
Websterville Woman's Guild Meets at Mrs Gillanders Home
A branch of the Woman's Guild of Websterville gathered at Mrs Gillanders home on Saturday April 24. Rev WW Beattie led the meeting and officers were elected with Mrs W Edwards as president, Mrs Fraser as secretary, and Lean as treasurer. The new society schedules its first meeting for Thursday at 2 o'clock at Lewis McLeod's home.
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Lewis McLeod
Sille
Graniteville Odd Fellows meeting and initiation notice
Graniteville hosts a meeting at Odd Fellows hall on Thursday April 29 for medical exams of candidates seeking Companions of the All Thane. Initiation fee two dollars due, new circle decree and charter application to be discussed. High water on Lake Champlain noted with dock movement. weather and wind effects observed.
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Odd Pel Fons Hall
Graniteville
New Circle
Lake Champlain
Liquor Raids Lead to Two Arrests in City
Police raid two locales on Saturday found small liquor quantities. John Gallagher and Antonio Fasola were arrested for alleged liquor law violations. Gallagher arraigned, pleaded not guilty, bail set at 550 dollars for April 28 hearing. Fasola detained after additional search, case continued.
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John Gallagher
Anton Fasola Wong
George L. Morris
Sherif A. TR. Hutchins
East Barr
Carle
Bolater
Gallagher
Davis
Debate at Goddard Lyceum Ends With Affirmative Victory
The second lyceum of the term at Goddard College featured a debate with M. Babetbortanee as negative and Misa Ratys and Mr. Hodge for the affirmative. Judges ruled two to one in favor of the affirmative, closing the program with a reading by Mr. Towsley. News notes mention a baseball game at Northfield this afternoon against Norwich University and tickets selling well for an upcoming lecture recital Wednesday evening.
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Lyceum
Dard Cadansy Eas Ball Babetbortanee
Fneeme Ina
Biss
Mabean
Misa Misa Ratys
Hodge
Towsley
Appreciation of Dr Cornwell Lecture at First Baptist Church
The Men s class of First Baptist thanks attendees for response to prevent a high class controversy during Dr Cornwell s lecture. They note limited future appearances by him on the platform and hint at a possible additional talk next fall or winter.
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First Baptist Church
Cornwell
Cbrnwell
Sipson
Town Notes and Socials From Barre and Surroundings
Local items report visits by Morse and Braley party members to Tethel and New York, a Boston terrier for sale on Avik Mal Street, Bertha Blanchard improving at Branch Street, and Northfield guests with Barton family. A Spaulding building meeting features school commissioners and a baseball game between LA Cla and Spaulding at 4:15 PM. The Independent Order of Foresters holds a gathering on April 23 with music and readings by H C Wilson, who is in Barre for the order’s interests. the group shows strong attendance and optimism.
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Mack
Boston
Tel
Miles Bertha Blanchard
Branch Street
H. H. Stuck
Northfield
Barton
Ben
Spaulding
Glock
Athletic Club
LA. Cla
Spaulding Ani
Order of Foresters Libata Copntinad Sweeting
Companion
Toe
H. C. Wilson
Supreme Court
Mr. Wilson
Barre
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Lowell
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Congress
Ronald F. M. Ramsey
Wilbur ‘Wright
Intermen
A. T. Henderson
Burtington
Ethel Steen
Grifith Jones
Tuttle
Graham
Macon
State Insane Acylum
Habean Corpus Cave
Mem
Lillian (Wither) Griffis
Tn Barte
Remigio Guidici
Tomogsow
Arterets
Oxtar Turner
Websterville
Goddard
Norwich
Scampini
Smith
Tewts
Ward
Chronicle of
San Francisco
Balmon
K. W
Morse
Tethel
Carroll
White River Junction
N. Braley
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