Athens in Revolt Forces Fall of Ministry Rumors
In Athens on April 27 crowds clamored for a republic as former minister Rallis exposed government conduct. Large meetings and fiery speeches followed. 500 volunteers forced into gunsmith shops then marched before Ralli’s home and to the Royal Palace before dispersing.
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Athens
Rallias
Constitution Square
Greece
M. Ralli
Royal Palace
London
Daily Mail
Paris
Manos
Arta
Pentepighadia
Aka
Kalentzi
Fortosi
Pentepishadis
Janina
Pentepighadis
Lourdes
Souli
Prevesa
Artiles
Caokonel Ladzipetto
Constantine
Reineck
Cretan
Sichtouris
Limbrits
Constantinids
Staikos
Crete
Stamatello
Prince George
Rallf
Legislative Assembly
Ing George
Sensation at Elkton as Henry H. race entry questioned
In Elkton Md April 27 a sensational finish sparked an inquiry after the horse Henry H. won the last race amid suspicions it was a ringers. No decision or wagers were paid while investigators determine the horse’s identity. Race results list winners and times for six events plus a match race, with Henry H. taking the final four and one half furlongs.
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Elkton
Henry H
Laurelton
Nelson
Silver Bill
McCluskey
Claude Hill
Brophy
Comedian
Alsann
Sullivan
Queen of Berlin
C. Hueston
Vent
Carson
Cusnier NI
Pocket Piece
A. Moore
Wistful
Rinichi
John McGarrigie
Ueen Dor
P. McDermott
Teko
Neary
Edna Bennett
Ashburn
Little Day
Dump Ryci
Coleman
Pharisee
McGurk
Baritone NI
Hinrichs
Aqueduct Track Opens Amid Cold At New York
The New York racing season opened at Aqueduct before a large crowd despite frigid weather. Sun Up led early and won easily in the first race, Pre vious barely beat Blowaway in the second, Passover failed to place in the third, Leadsville won the fourth with Declare edging Parmesan by a neck.
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New York
Aqueduct Track
Riley Grannan
Westchester
Sun Up
Risk
Blowaway
Passover
Leadsville
Hornpipe
Declare
Parmesan
Talent Hurt at Newport Track Summary
April 27 at Newport track Goodwin was the only favorite to win. Second choices captured the other five events as the weather stayed clear and the track remained fast.
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Cincinnati
Goodwin
Newport
Robbery Incident Reported at Albany and Concord Streets
A man who gave the name Louis Bargelll of 17 Island Street entered Station 9 at 8 PM claiming he was attacked by two men near Albany and Fast Concord streets and robbed of $20. He described one assailant as about 24, six foot six, in light clothing. the other wore light clothes and a light soft hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bargelll
Island Street
Station 9
Albany
Concord Streets
Bassill
Paine Furniture Company Draws Public Praise
The Paine Furniture Company of 48 Canal Street advertised a sale of library tables. Although unsigned, readers quickly identified the seller and ordered 150 tables the next day, showing strong public esteem for the firm’s house furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
Paine Company
Greece faces Crete evacuation demand after Turkish gains
Turkish troops advance in Thessaly threaten Epirus and Crete. Edhem Pasha is poised to seize Volo and Trikhala near Larissa, then press Greece to evacuate Crete in exchange for withdrawing Ottoman forces from Thessaly. Greek forces contend with encirclement as Epirus Greeks risk isolation.
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Volo
Trikhala
Crete
Thessaly
Constantinople
Edhem Pasha
Larissa
Greece
Epirus
Troo
Ahmed Hifzi Pasha
Greek unrest over Crete as Epirus order halts
Athens reports intense public anger after the retreat of Greek troops. The Epirus force pause, ministers rethink strategy, and Edhem Pasha signals marching on Athens. A possible government withdrawal from Crete and appeal to the powers is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilondon
Athens
George
Epirus
Harcourt Criticizes Britain's Cretan Policy in Wales
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Liberal leader, addressed Welch electors in Abertillery and condemned Britain's Cretan policy, saying the nation has never had greater cause for shame. He warned that Britain currently occupies a regrettable position in international affairs.
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London
William Vernon Harcourt
House of Commons
Abertillery
Great Britain
Harvard Yale and Cornell to row on the Hudson this June
The great triangular race will be rowed at Poughkeepsie on June 25 drawing Harvard Yale and Cornell. Harvard crews plan to depart June 2 or 3 during finals and stay at Crum Elbow as last year. J Perkins remains sidelined with a strained side, Whitbeck stays, Biddle rows bow, Hollister rests in Maine with uncertain return.
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Poughkeepsie
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Crum Elbow
J. . Perkins
Whitbeck
Biddle
Hollister
Maine
Plumb Defeats Morris In Ten Rounds At National Club
Fred Morris, the American, was defeated by Dido Plumb in ten rounds at catch weights. Both fought wildly at the start with Morris using height and weight to advantage. Plumb landed cleaner, though the bout ended nearly even on points, prompting Morris to demand a rematch.
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London
Fred Morris
Dido Plumb
National Sporting Club
Plumb
Morris
Tracy Defeats Fischer in 14th Round at 145 Lbs
In a 20 round bout Tommy Tracy of Australia defeats Harry Fischer of Brooklyn in the fourteenth round at 145 pounds. Ed Sullivan stops Joe Regan in eight rounds and Jimmy Bateman of N J A C wins a decision over Tom Goode of New York in a 10 round bout.
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New York
Tommy Tracy
Australia
Harry Fischer
Brooklyn
Fischer
Ed Sullivan
Joe Regan
Jimmy Bateman
Tom Goode
Levees Burst As Floods Threaten Missouri River Regions
The April 27 report from St. Louis notes gravest flood danger as swollen Mississippi and Missouri rivers spill over levees. Lives lost include a Jackson wagon accident where Minnie Frazier and Mrs. Ida Bugg with two children drowned. thousands of acres and stock are imperilled. Weather Bureau forecasts continued rise.
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Louis
Mississippi and
Missouri River
Illinois
Missouri
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Joseph Johnson
William Dalton
Minnie Frazier
Ida Bugg
Jackson, Mo
Massachusetts militia hinges on Brigadiers Bridges Peach
Rumors say the Massachusetts militia will sever the terms of Brigadier-Generals Bridges and Peach after summer encampments. A legislative report from military affairs reportedly proposes a five or seven year term limits for brigadiers and immediate retirements with successors appointed from subordinates.
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Bridges
Peach
State House
Faith Cure a Good Thing
Advertisement extolling Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the key to proper digestion and renewed strength. It claims tablets supply digestive juices and tones, aid digestion whether or not one has faith, and improve blood and nerves through better nourishment. Available from druggists for 50 cents or by mail from Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan. Send for book on stomach diseases.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Notable Colonels Contend for Brigadier Roles in Civil War Field
The article identifies six colonels as leading candidates for brigadier command. Bancroft of the Fifth and Mathews of the First are viewed as top prospects, Pew of the Eighth draws admiration yet faces strong opposition, Parsons is deemed unsuitable due to command issues, and Bogan of the Ninth is deeply invested in maintaining his own regiment's primacy.
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Devlin
Parsons
Richard Sullivan
O'Reilly
Pew
Militia
Dalton Down
Peach
Bridges
Woodward
Senate
Bancroft
Mathews
Onel Bogan
Ninth
Massachusetts Benefit Life Assoc in House Debate and Bill Substitution
In a heated discussion the Massachusetts Benefit Life Association inquiry dominated the House with charges of fraud and mismanagement. Representatives urged continuing the commission or immediate action, leading to a vote to substitute a bill for the committee's report and to require a final commission report within thirty days.
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Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
House of Representatives
General Court
J. J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Brown
Concord
Keenan
Boston
Myers
Cambridge
Crawford
Watertown
Moriarty
Worcester
Manchester
Winchester
Committee On Rules
Insurance
Commonwealth
George
Haverhill
John K. Tarbox
George Merrill
Merrill
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
South America
Carroll D. Wright
William A. Simmons
Simmons
Clarke
Wellesley
Massachusetts
House
Messrs, Bragg, Allen, Perrin
Peach
Morse
Single Tax Doctrines Expounded At Quincy Banquet
The Massachusetts Single Tax League held a Quincy banquet with many labor representatives present. President Garrison welcomed guests and argued labor’s rising influence on law while capital gains. Father McGlynn urged taxing land to its rental value to curb speculation and reward community-created value. G. B. Fillebrown also spoke praising the reform and its religious backing.
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Quincy
Massachusetts
Single Tax League
Garrison
League
Pfathick Mglinn
Father McGlynn
Christ
Earth
G. B. Fillebrown
Heaven
HAIR MATTRESSES OFFERED BY 63 SEASTER COMPANY
A Boston advertisement by BR & CO, Manufacturers, markets full size hair mattresses for ten dollars each. The notice places them at 63 Meneteres street, opposite the American.
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BR & Co.'s
Se ‘Menteres St
Boston
Notable sermon by Father McGlynn guides ministers in politics
The speech outlines how a priest of God can influence political policy without preaching party lines. The audience questions include Henry Faxon of Quincy, Rev Perrin, Carleton, Kneeland, Mrs O’Sullivan, Mrs White, Hogarth, Braley, and Mr Bell.
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Father McGlynn
Kenry O. Faxon
Quincy
Perrin
Carleton
Kneeland
O'Sullivan
White
Hogarth
Braley
Bell
Prize Debate at Boston College Aims at Cuba Intervention
The Fulton Debating Society held its eighth annual prize debate on Cuba intervention with debaters Benjamin Teeling John Doyle and Francis Carney. judges led by Harvard President Eliot awarded Carney the gold medal after a spirited session in the Cambridge Orchestral Club setting.
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United States
Cuba
Fulton Debating Society
Boston College
Benjamin F. Teeling
John B. Doyle
Francis J. Carney
Leo F. O’neil
Carney
President Eliot
Harvard
John Hogan
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Thomas Dwight
M. D
James
Cotter
James J. Hayes
Cambridge Orchestral Club
Everett Bogert Terhune
Augustine L. Rafter
Boston College Alumni Association
Teeling
Spain
Lawrence
Mr. Doyte
O'Neil
Eliot
John T. Blake
Ameri can Wringer Company sales on instalments
Advertises instalment orders by mail or telephone for diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks manicure sets banquet lamps. Notes Broadway extension Boston successor Met Manfg Co for the company.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Boston
Met
Manfg. Co
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Thomas R. Mathews
Fred B. Bogan
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A. F. Mueller
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Waltham
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Mise
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