Another foe for Turkey another foe for Turkey
Refusal of bishoprics to Bulgaria not tolerated. Authorities warn against denying church appointments as tensions over church rights rise in the region.
24 Apr 1897
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1897
Page
1
Refusal of bishoprics to Bulgaria not tolerated. Authorities warn against denying church appointments as tensions over church rights rise in the region.
Dispatches report Greek gunners demolish and set fires at distant targets while Turks quiet. Athens details bombardment by the Western Squadron at Santi Quaranta Bay with two hours of heavy cannonade, extensive destruction, and effective Greek fire.
Athens reports crown prince Constantine wires that Turks are quiet after Greek success. Greek actions at Ligeria Nezeros Rapsani and Katerina praised. Reports claim Turkish stores destroyed and rail links damaged as Crete rumors surface. Wounded describe Turkish burnings. Greek advances continue toward Vigla and Salonica amid reinforcements.
Constantinople April 23 An expanded force of rediff or army reserves has been called to reinforce Turkish troops against the Greeks. The additions include the Koniak Brigade from Cesarea a Smyrna division third Fourth and Fifth Army Corps brigades totaling 72 battalions and 50 400 men. Osman Pasha hero of Pleyna is appointed Commander-in-chief with headquarters at Elassona Edhem Pasha is recalled and Saad Ecin Pasha is named to command with headquarters at Janina replacing Ahmed Hifzi Pasha.
Dr. F. A. Taylor of Mintonville Kentucky vanished while visiting Florida and allegedly headed to Chattanooga. Relatives and authorities report no word since March 2, with foul play suspected. Police in Ocala and other areas are searching for him. he is about 45 and had some cash with him.
Edmund Cole elected assessor is bedridden so deputies will cover districts next week. Neighbors appointed to complete the assessment work next Tuesday with the deputy auditor preparing the returns. A community supper will follow at Cole’s residence for all deputies.
Columbus Ohio April 23 authorities move to curb cigarette sales by banning packages that offer a button with a flag or picture as a gift. The 1896 law prohibits any advertising or inducement beyond the stated product with penalties of 10 to 50 dollars or imprisonment. Auditors will file actions in county courts before local magistrates.
Charleston dispatch reports Fayetteville Fayette County prepared for multiple executions on June 25 as three verdicts of death penalty are issued for Clark Lewis Albert Waters and Wilbur Slaughters in the Montgomery gang murder case. Slaughters received life imprisonment as an accomplice.
President McKinley selects Bellamy Storer of Cincinnati as Minister to Belgium and William R. Day of Canton as First Assistant Secretary of State. Day will not go to Cuba, and the move ends the long dispute over the Storer appointment with Ohio figures urging broad diplomatic posts.
The body of Christina Bonekessel was laid to rest in Bessemmer Michigan after years of rumor and local intrigue. Reported as having been married eighteen times, she was described by friends as a hard working, active woman who kept a busy schedule and moved between states including Wisconsin, taking up manual labor such as chopping wood.
In Tallahassee on April 23 ballot results show Call 33, eg 24, Ranev 17, Hocker 11, Burford Card 1, Broome 1, Wolff 1 with a total vote and gains over the last tally.
London reports the Duchess of York died this morning in confinement. The announcement confirms the royal figure has passed away under royal inquest.
The article profiles Osman Pasha as the empire's premier military leader under Abdul Hamid. It notes his age, birthplace Tokat, and early training in Constantinople, highlighting his roles in the Crimean War, the Crete campaign, the Serbo Turkish War, and the 1877 defense of Pleven. It cites his four months at Pleven, his surrender, and his later positions including War Portfolio and Grand Marshal.
James E. Thorp motorman was shot in front of City Hall by Ira Stansbury who refused to move his buggy on the track. Stansbury, 77, calmly claimed equal rights with streetcars and was later arrested. He had long operated a harness business in St. Louis.
John Waite a wealthy Boston businessman and Miss Louise Sauer of Memphis were married in San Antonio after meeting on a pleasure trip. The couple, who became engaged in the city, departed for California on a bridal journey.
John T. Bramel, magistrate of the First Precinct in this county, is missing. Rumor says he was seen on a street car in Cincinnati on Thursday, but his whereabouts remain unknown.
The American Jawboard Company seeks 250000 to 300000 from selling its Cincinnati and Philadelphia stores to cover its floating debt. One store sold. another under negotiations with a favorable outlook. Stores inventory include strawboard binders supplies cloth and leather. A trade paper attacks the Strawboard Company amid reports of plant shutdowns and a competing mill planned.
Ohio Republicans expect the State Convention around June 15 in Toledo after conferences among Senator Foraker Senator Hanna and Governor Bushnell. Paul Williams is recommended for Cincinnati Post Office Inspector. Additional notes cover appointments, tariff effects on tobacco in bond, and plans of several Ohio politicians.
In Boyle County Circuit Court a 15 year old mulatto girl Mary Faulconer was indicted for theft for stealing two dresses. She pleaded guilty and received one year in the penitentiary. Separate note reports Mrs McKinley unable to attend Brook Hell Alumni meeting and hoping the next gathering be in Washington.
Chas Ebeling a blacksmith at Warwood Tool Works used a telephone to mesmerize 18 year old Will Burke at the Y M C A Building and then to Farrell transmission tests. Burke became unconscious and had to be aided as legal authorities investigate the shocking incident in Wheeling West Virginia.
Shawnee Ohio April 23. Bullock Republican Mick lethwaite and Hammond Democrats were sworn in as councilmen after certificates issued on judges report. Clerk failed to present abstract before mayor or justice of the peace and Norris Republican led by one vote. Democratic candidates tied, another election may be required.
Father Thomas Ewing Sherman, son of General William Tecumseh Sherman, is seriously ill in Chicago. Once ordered to stop missionary work, he improved briefly but grew rapidly worse, moved from Mercy Hospital to the Riordan mission, and his condition remains critical.
A sudden rain and windstorm hit Delphos Ohio on April 22 about 6 pm. A sixty mile wind toppled trees blew signs and crushed windows while houses flooded and wagons overturned. The storm lasted about fifteen minutes causing substantial property damage.
Columbus April 23 Frank Miller the farmhand indicted for the killing of Mrs Saluda Miller has offered to plead guilty to manslaughter. The prosecuting attorney rejected the offer and Miller will be tried under the first degree murder indictment.
After twenty eight ballots in Frankfort Kentucky Republicans nominate W J Deboe of Crittenden County for U S Senate in a tense caucus. Holt faction yields as Deboe secures the nomination with one vote to spare and will face ratification in a joint session tomorrow.
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