Greece Eyes War as King Urges Resistance and Loans
Athens reports Greece widening military mobilization as King George backs resistance to foreign demands and appeals for a national loan. Crete talks surface of union with Greece while a British ironclad blocks a provision ship bound for Greek troops in Crete, signaling possible coast blockade if Athens persists.
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Powers to press Athens for conciliatory stance inCrete
Paris reports the powers intend firm action while seeking conciliation with Athens as Britain and France exhaust all means before other measures. St Petersburg notes Russia willing to force expulsions of the Greek torpedo flotilla from Crete and disarm Greek troops there.
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Greek steamer Pan Helenic turned back by British cruiser
The Greek steamer Pan Helenic carrying munitions to Crete is stopped and returned by a British cruiser. Greek authorities react with fury as the Spezia prepares to sail to Crete and reports indicate mines at major bridges and roads in Macedonia to阻止 Turkish advance.
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Powers cautioned on Crete as marines seize Cretan ports
In the Commons Curzon said Turkey faced no troop dispatch to Crete. Powers advised restraint. Marine detachments from foreign warships occupy Canea Sitia and Retima with Likely expansion to other ports. British Russian and Italian consuls went to Selmno to curb outrages and aid Muslim families.
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Paris Greek procession ends in clash injuring officers
In Paris on February 19 a philo Greek student march drew 1500 participants. The event turned disorderly when gendarmes tried to police it, a fight broke out leaving two gendarmes wounded and many students arrested.
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Vassos orders restraint toward civilians and Muslims
Colonel Vassos has issued orders to his troops to refrain from molesting or offending civilians and unarmed Muslims. He promises his men will show equal respect and provide equal treatment to all peaceful persons.
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French Navy Recruits Reinforced as Officers Return
Paris Feb 19 All officers and men on leave from Brest station ordered to rejoin immediately. A detachment will depart Toulon tomorrow to reinforce the ships forming the Mediterranean fleet.
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Harvard Yale Professor Hart Says They Ate Eas Mays Contesting
New York alumni dinner in Waldorf marks Harvard Club’s 31st annual event. President James C Carter and Captain Alfred T Mahan address 350 members and guests including Albert Bushnell Hart and Eliot supporters. Controversy over Harvard Yale rivalry noted. banquet features love cup toast and college songs.
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Bank Lost 222310 as May Arrested in New York
Ferdinand May a Strasburg wholesale whalebone dealer was arrested in New York in a bank suit to recover 222310. Partners Julius Weil and Jan Weil Arbach named. Karl Woelffe a German imperial bank inspector prosecutes. The bank alleges forged bills drawn on E D Marquard. May claimed shipments of whale bone valued over 500000 stored in New York warehouses but none found.
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Gary Offered Cabinet Post as McKinley Announces Choice
Canton report says James A. Gary of Baltimore told the press Governor McKinley has offered him a cabinet portfolio. Postmaster General appears likely as Gary is not a lawyer. The talk of Colonel John J. McCook for attorney general continues with developments expected. Abner McKinley’s recent New York visit noted.
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Children Hurt in Smoke Incidents Across Several Streets
A list of young residents from multiple streets reports injuries from smoke and related harm. Maggie Roche and Eulalie Metcalf suffer suffocation and severe bruising, while others like Katie Jones and Edith Fisher have fractures or contusions. The notes specify ages from 8 to 11 and addresses in local streets.
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Thorne Street
Katie Jones
Hammond Street
Mary Linehan
Sharon Street
Gertrude Lang
Eulalie Metcalf
Harrison Avenue
Nellie Hoag
E. Lenox Street
Sadie M’neil
Flagg Street
Fannie Frank
Pembroke Street
Agnes C. M’carthy
Madeline Gibbons
Concord Street
Annie Fisher
Canton Street
Stampede at Everett School Injures Dozens
After a fire alarm at Everett Girls Grammar School on Northampton street, students flooded the first floor exit. A12 year old Dora Pearlstein and others suffered bruises and contusions while many were taken home in ambulances and patrol wagons amid fear and crush injuries.
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Dora Pearlstein
Camden Street
Isabel Lindsay
West Haven Street
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Massachusetts Avenue
Maggie Connelly
Springfield Street
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Everett Girls’ Grammar School
Northampton Street
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