Greeks Defeated as Larissa Is Evacuated by Constantine’s Army
Athena April 27. Larissa evacuated by the Greeks who spiked guns and moved cannons and munitions. Retreat conducted in order toward Karacles. telegraph links with Larissa cut. Turks attacked Mati and were repulsed. wounded left under Red Cross. Athens urged to keep calm as reports credit Greek courage and sacrifice.
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Phalerum
Mati
Karacles
Red Cross
Stabbing Affray in Frontier Town Leaves Man Wounded
The incident on Adder street began when a buggy rammed a cart and a boy named Howard was involved. Riffle fought with the boy’s father, who then stabbed Riffle four to five inches below the left nipple, piercing the thoracic cavity. Howard was arrested. Riffle’s condition is improving with faint hopes of recovery.
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Walla
Harry Latlager
Howard
Adder
Frontier Taste
Rere
Riffle
Riffe
Southwick Woman Appears Dead Then Revives
Kendrick Idaho April 27 The People of Southwick were stunned when Mrs Fred Wendt, pronounced dead Friday from hemorrhage of the bowel, opened her eyes and spoke while in the coffin. She lived eight hours longer then died and was buried Monday, prompting talk of possible burial alive or trance.
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Kendrick
Idaho
Southwick
Fred Wendt
Smallpox Inflames Cuban Prisoner Controversy and Weyler Move
Reports from Cuba detail smallpox outbreaks among American prisoners near Cabanas. General Lee informed the U S government, Americans will be vaccinated immediately, while Weyler faces resistance as battles rage at Banes and Santa Clara. The Galicia and Reina Mercedes await to seal the harbor as insurgents defend Banes with torpedoes in the channel. A rescue attempt ends tragically as Sunquist drowns and efforts to save others fail.
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Lee
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Reina Mercedes
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Nes
Pacifics
Greeks Retreat After Turkish Advances In Greece War Dispatches
A semi official Athens announce ed a fierce engagement at iMall where Greek troops held until 6 pm before retreating amid Turkish reinforcements. A second dispatch notes Greek forces along Pharsalosis line with Tyrnavos and Lavies abandoned. Reports say Edhem Pasha aimed a crushing blow after Greece ordered retreat. Greeks reportedly fell back to Makrychori but Reveni and Bengh positions hold.
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iMall
Pharsalosis
Tyrnavos
Lavines
Larissa
Viodendros
Analipsis
Nezeros
Rapeani
Derili
Makrychori
Reveni
Bengh
Conntine
Asi
Retreat in the Greek Turkish War Near Larissa
Milonia dispatch says Greeks abandoned Kritiri and fled toward Larissa. Edhem Pasha's forces surround the town, taking captives as panic spreads. Reports claim Crown Prince Constantine may have fled, Turkish losses modest, and supply routes via Elassona-Milouia reopened.
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The
Times
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Kritiri
Larissa
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Milouia
Constantine
Post
Athens
Gays
London Times
Reuter Telegram Company
Williams
Daily Chronicle
Tyrnavon
Daily Telegraph
Elaseona
Senator McBride Pushes Oregon to Portland Visit
Oregon Senator McBride urged the navy to order the battleship Oregon up the river to Portland for the silver service presentation. Navy officers warned the ship could strike and be damaged, so the plan shifted to Tongue Point buoy station where the ceremony is likely to occur.
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Navy Department
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Portland
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Seattle Cyclists Rally to Tacoma Lake Spin
Five hundred Queen City Cycling Club members rode the steamer Flyer to Tacoma with over 1,000 local cyclists. They toured prairie roads to American Lake ten miles away, enjoyed lunches, and raised more than $250 to extend Seattle’s Lake Washington bicycle boulevard thanks to the Flyer donation from the Columbia River and Puget Sound Navigation Company.
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Seattle Cycliste
Tacoma
Wash
Queen City Cycling Club
American Lake
Columbia River & Puget Sound Navigation Company
Seattle Club
Lake Washington
Seattle
Kaw River at High Mark in Topeka After Flood Surges
The Kaw River at Topeka reaches its highest level in eight years and continues to rise at about two inches per hour. Two bridges near the point are in danger while washouts threaten Union Pacific and Rock Island lines north and west, though repairs allow traffic to resume.
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Topeka
Union Pacific
Rock Island Roade
Flooding Along Maryville Roads High River Rises Near Nine Feet
Maryville Missouri reports the river rose to nearly nine feet overnight, widening to about a mile and a half. Flooding swamps farms and halts traffic on the Burlington and Wabash lines with sections of track washed out.
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Maryville
Episcopal Convention Planned in Milwaukee for Diocesan Jubilee
The biennial Episcopal church convention will meet in Milwaukee starting Tuesday October 10. Bishop Nicholson has been notified his invitation to the board to gather in Milwaukee for the diocese centennial celebration has been accepted.
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Milwaukee
Wisc
Episcopal Church
Nicholson
Gold Export Order Ties Up Treasury Telegram
The secretary of the treasury received word from Assistant Treasurer Jordan in New York that 997000 in gold has been ordered for export. This marks the first major withdrawal since July 22 1596 when 63000000 was taken out.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Jordan
New York
Millionaire Bradbury in Court for Spitting on Car
San Francisco April 36. W B Bradbury millionaire faced Police Judge Low on a charge of spitting on a street car. Conductor testified Bradbury refused to stop after showing he paid fare and would do as he liked. Judge Low found him guilty, fining five dollars or twenty four hours in jail. Appeal noted by attorney.
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San Francisco
W. B. Bradbury
Low
Bradbury
Vining
P. C. Jenkins
Presidential Nominations Reach Senate From Maine
Washington April 26 The president sent to the senate nominations including Harold M Sewall of Maine as Minister to Hawaii customs collector for the district of Augusta Maine Thomas H Phair of Maine collector of customs for the district of Bangor Me James Harriman of Maine collector of customs for the district of Bellast Me
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Washington
Senate
Harold M. Sewall
Maine
Hawai
Thomas H. Phair
Aroustunk
James& Harriman
Bellast
Formal Sessions in Senate as Grant Tributes Take Place
Washington April 38 The Senate met with many members away in New York for Grant ceremonies. Harrie of Tennessee returned to his desk, Nelson presided in Frye’s absence, and Dr Milburn delivered a prayer extolling patriotism. An Indian bill debate led to adjournment at 1 36 PM after Gorman objected to conference.
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Washington
Senate
New York
Grant
Harrie
Tennessee
Frye
Nelson
Milburn
Union of States
House
Gorman
Morrill
Formal House Session Hears Mexican Boundary Report
In Mouse Washington on April 88 the house met briefly as many members were in New York for Grant monument exercises. After journal reading adjournment followed immediately. The president's message transmitting the Mexican boundary line commission report was received before adjournment with fewer than fifty members present.
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Washington
New York
London Rail Explosion Sparks Panic at Aldersgate Station
An explosion at Aldersgate station during a city train stop injured many and damaged the gas lighting and roof. Ten in critical condition were taken to hospital as debris scattered across the platform and fears of a bomb linger.
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London
Aldersgate
Impertere Bill Prompts Economic Doubts and Store Surplus
The Chicago Tribune notes that passage of the bill would flood markets with hundreds of millions in goods, boosting spring and summer revenues but creating long loans. Consumers face higher prices as demand falls, while workers and manufacturers seek explanations for reduced demand despite protections.
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Chicago Tribune
Unclear Fragment Leads to Partial Historic Note
The readable text shows a fragmentary discussion with政治 era phrasing about a bill and southern Democrats and a pledge, but the garbled OCR prevents a coherent event or outcome. No concrete dates, names, or places can be reliably extracted.
Fragmentary Pioneer Press Note on Wilcon-German Elements
A damaged clipping mentions a Wilcon-German element in a tense scene and hints at a broader struggle with an abandoned weave. The source text is incomplete and read as a garbled note from the Pioneer Press.
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Pioneer Press
Dingley Bill Debate Prompts Protectionist Attacks
Speaker Robert P. Parker defends the Dingley tariff as relief measures aimed at American industry. He argues opponents are pushing protectionism and warns against discussing schedules before presenting underlying principles. He notes Presidents McKinley and Dingley support a $50,000,000 annual private tariff benefit.
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McKinley
Las Teen
Uasta
Robert P. Parker
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