Naturalized Armenians to Return Home Under Turkish Grant
The United States reports a breakthrough with Turkey allowing Armenian-born naturalized citizens to visit family in Turkey and permits Turkish families to emigrate to the United States. Secretary Olney notes Turkish officials have ended discretionary refusals. The State Department credits Mr. Terrell for persistent advocacy.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
United States Senate
Senate
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Berlin
Boston
Cleveland
Olney
State Department
Constantinople
United States of America
Porte
Terrell
West End Subway Lease Explored by Boston Directors
Boston dailies report West End Street Railway directors discussed a proposed twenty year lease of the entire subway from Boylston Street to Union Station. The Rapid Transit Commission approved terms giving the West End absolute use for two decades. President Samuel Little says no lease has been signed and he traveled through the subway this morning.
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West End
Boston
Boylston Street
Union Station
West End Street Railway
Rapid Transit Commission
Rapid Transit Commissioners
Peabody-Morgan
Elevated
Professor Whiting's Will Filed After Loss at Sea
The late Professor Harold Whiting of Cambridge whose wife perished with him at sea near California last year had his will filed in Middlesex Probate Court. The estate is valued at 300000 dollars with executors Frank Brewster and Thomas J. Homer of Boston. Harvard receives 20000 dollars for a William Whiting physics fellowship, while the Regents of the University of California get 20000 dollars to fund the physical department through the Whiting fund.
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Harold Whiting
Cambridge
California
Middlesex
Frank Brewster
Thomas J. Homer
Boston
Harvard
William Whiting
Regents University of California
Whiting Fund
Horse Collision Ends Badly for Nonantum Rider
Edward Gibson of Nonantum was riding on Watertown street when his horse shied and wrecked into a wagon from the Newton and Watertown Gas Light Company. The horse was killed and Gibson escaped with only slight cuts after narrowly avoiding being crushed.
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Edward Gibson
Nonantum
Watertown Street
Newton & Watertown Gas Light Company
Gibson
Mrs Astor III Health Fluctuates Amid Reports
Reports on Mrs J J Astor III health circulated after a relapse was claimed. By last night officials at the Astor home said she was out of danger and rapidly improving.
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New York
Enterprise court hearing tests ship stores on long voyage
Captain Eaton and Commissary Sweetman testified about rations and stores on the Enterprise voyage. They denied food insufficiency, described butter stock and dispersion, and noted cadets' varied reports as the hearing opened and continued.
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Sweetman
Enterprise
Blackmar
Eaton
Madeira
Navy
Queenstown
Lisbon
Dr. Olcott
Clare
Willam Sweetman
Ricker
Daly
Belknap
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