Avenging Christians prompts Turkish punitive march
Constantinople May 13. Turkish authorities plan a punitive expedition against Kurdish tribes in response to Armenian massacre reports in Adana. An army of thirty thousand will be mobilized at Dodeagath and shipped to Mersina to punish villages and seize leaders. Also noted are arrivals and events in Alexandretta and Salonica with currency and security implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersina
U.S. Revenue
Tacoma
Alexandretta
Constantinople
Adana
Dodeagath
Skeletons and treasures unearthed on hilltop near Crown City
A farmer and son uncovered the skeletons of at least six people on a hill above Hwnt ington near Crown City, along with brass beads pipes hatchets and copper adornments. Artifacts drew numerous visitors and museums from across the country were expected to bid for the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwntington
Thoresly Place
O. R
Crown City
Farmer
Wright brothers reception plans in Dayton for $50,000
Dayton may 13. Neighbors of the Wright brothers completed arrangements for their reception and entertainment of the famous aerial navigators and sat down to await their arrival. Fifty thousand dollars will be subscribed for the reception to be given next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wright Brothers
Dolfere
Ramseys Ties in Ohio Rail Deal Clouded by Silence
In Indianapolis on May 13, officials linked to Joseph Ramsey deny negotiations were opened by H H Rogers associates for buying Ramsey roads. Ramsey alone handles matters and is due in Pittsburgh next month to discuss Ohio routes. If finalized, Rogers connected Wisconsin railroad would link to Ramsey lines from Atlantic to the Great Lakes. The General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution held its annual Boston convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Ramsey
Wabash
Lorain and Ashlans
Ashland and Southern Railroad
Ohio
H. H. Rogers
Rameey Roads
Remeey
Pitsburg
Rogers
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Boston
Strike in Paris 15 An Uprising Rages As Government Faces Walkout
Paris reports a growing strike by postmen and telegraphers that has spilled into a wider uprising, with posters calling for continued action and fears the government faces a full halt if the Chamber of Deputies fails to meet demands. Rail clerks largely abstain, while streets are patrolled by republican guards and telegraph lines monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Widow's share under Harrison will under court scrutiny
In Indianapolis Mary L Harrison seeks clarity from the Union Trust Company over the 1901 codicil that raised the trust from 100000 to 125000 dollars and directs income to the widow from the late ex president’s estate. The suit asks the court to construe provisions of the will made in 1899 and the 1901 codicil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapol's
Ind
Uit
Union ‘Trust Company
Harrison
United States
Union Trust Company
Mary Lord Harrison
Trust Company
Indianapolis
Coal Merger Completed By Consolidated Coal Company
Baltimore May 13 The Consolidated Coal Company announced the completion of negotiations for merging Piedmont Coal Somerset Coal Clarksburg Fuel and Pittsburg and Fairmont Coal and their subsidiaries including railroads docks and floating equipment. The combined group forms the world’s largest mining enterprise with a capital stock of 37 650 000 and control of 200 000 acres of coal lands across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Consolidated Coal Company
Piedmont Coal Company
Somerset Coal Company
Clarksburg Fuel Company
Pittsburg and Fairmont Coal Company
Consolida‘Company
Hi Corporation
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Prisoner in Virginia Arrests for Forgery Returns to Peoria
Chief of Police W W Rhoades of Peoria had a warrant for Robert P Donnelly alias Olsen on forgery charges. He was found in Giles County Virginia after traveling salesman activity with Duvall Music and was brought to jail in Peoria. His wife is said to be at Graham.
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Graham
W. W. Rhoades
Pearts
Robert P. Donnelly
Robert P. Olsen
George R. Newkirk
Ker
Giles County
Chief Newkirk
Peoria
Newkirk
Rhitcheld
W. Va
Rober P. Donnelly
Robert P. Donelly
Olsen
Jaceted
Advine
W. Rhoades
Roberts
Duvall
Jona Durham
Newport
Lucas
Rhoades
Anawer
O’ Olsen
Davs Company
Whatles J. Kiawer
Illain' Elty
Bequeathes Millions to Socialist Deputy in Rome
Francesco Pranda, a millionaire, bequeaths his entire fortune to Enrico Ferri the noted socialist deputy for promoting the interests of socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Francesco Pramd
Enrico Ferr
Iiteresta
Man Goes Insane Aboard Ocean Liner Teutonic
William J. Hawke of Cornwall England was removed from the Teutonic after illness and taken to Ellis Island prison hospital aboard arriving from South Hampton. He had shown signs of insanity several days out following a severe attack of drunkenness and was bound for Chicago. A separate note indicates a Georgia jury found someone guilty in a Newal stores case.
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William J. Hawke
Cornwall
England
Teutonic
South Mompton
Ellis Ieland
Hawke
Chica Co
South Hampton
Mearicknens
Bluefield to Welcome Dr McKanna Sanitarium
Bluefield to host a McKanna 3 Day Liquor Cure sanitarium with potential yearly impact of 50 000 to 100 000 and nationwide advertising. Dr J J McKanna has arranged a location at 120 Princeton Avenue and 107 Newe Altamont Hotel room for his treatment program.
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Bluetorthist
McKanna
J. J. McKanna
Bluefledt
Bluefield
United States
Reidaville
FO Rithepens
Columbia
8. C
Coledge
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Dr. McKanny
Crutchfield
Jalil
McKinna
Werner
Richmond
Aso
Prisen
Louis Werner
Louisville
H. Thompson
Bluefield First Baptist Church
North Carolina
Princeton Avenue
Dr. McKanna
Newe Altamont Hotel
Maryland seeks boundary hearing with West Virginia
Maryland Attorney General plans to travel to Washington to urge the Supreme Court to schedule an October term hearing on the long running boundary dispute with West Virginia. The case centers on a Potomac River fountain head and a 46 mile share of waterway lands.
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Altimore
Washington
United Sates Supreme Court
Maryland
West Virginia
Fountain Head
Potomac River
Lord Baltimore
Knights of Columbus elect new officers in West Virginia
Clarasburg May 13 The seventh annual state convention drew delegates from every council in the state. Features included a trolley ride banquet social hour and dance. Elected officers include State Deputy K Martin Martinsburg Secretary PF Riester Wheeling Treasurer John Merrell Elking War ren W J Davuper Huntington Advocate Thomas W Goecke Piedmont Lecturer J Barlow Grat ton Delegates to national convention C G Martin Martinsburg Dr J J O Kane Wheeling Alternates Dr J W Doyle Gratton S Stringer Boggess Clarksburg Fairmont selected as next convention site.
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Clarasburg
The
Knights of Columbus of
West Virginia
K. Martin
Martinsburg
Piedmont
Barlow
Grafton
C. G. Martin
J.J. O'Kane
Wheeling
J. WH. Doyle Gratton
Stringer Boggess
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Chien
Grave charge against man in West Virginia trial
New Martinsville May 13 Gam Harrigan faces a criminal court trial on charges of criminal assault against the 18 year old daughter of John Lowery of the Navy Yard neighborhood. The crime is alleged to have occurred two years ago and Harrigan lived in Martins Ferry for some time after before his arrest. The girl testified today.
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New Martinsville
W. Va
Gam Harrigan
John Lowery
Navy Yard
Harrigan
Martins Ferry
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