Dimming Crescent of Islam and Egypt’s Nationalist Rise
A 1909 analysis traces Moustafa Kamel Pasha's role in sparking Egyptian nationalism and reform. It surveys his push for education, native party organization, and a shift from French to British influence as the Ottoman and British powers shape Egypt’s pursuit of autonomy amid regional and religious currents.
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Egypt
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Moustafa
Oustata
Pt Ie
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Pasha
Politi i
France
Lewa
Jaurésee
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Khedive
Dea
Lews
Tunis
Algeria
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Lora
Periclan
Moustafa Kame
Moustafa Kamel Pasha
Kamela
England
Moustafa Valet Phsha
Frederic J
Hassein
Memorial Proposal by Mrs Alms for Lincoln Memorial
A long handwritten memorial letter from Mrs. Yeleanora C Alms requests a public memorial to Abraham Lincoln in Cincinnati. She empowers trustees to select design, bearing costs not to exceed 100000 dollars, with the city to maintain the site perpetually. The memorial honors Lincoln’s service and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marron
Cincinnati
Abraham Lincoln
Hope Aoaee Y Pee Its Woe
The fragmentary text offers little clear meaning with scattered letters and stray quotes. No coherent event, names, places, or dates are readable to summarize into a factual news item.
Deed Declared Invalid in Washington Court ruling
The deed of trust securing the Catholic American Bank on Woodley real estate in Washington was declared invalid by Justice Barnard of the district supreme court. The decision held the deed an attempt to prioritize the university over other creditors Thomas E. Poa, former treasurer, was connected to the case.
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Washington
Srt Doge
Ste Thomas E. Poa
Woodley
Dr. Washington
Barnard
District Supreme Court
Wagga
Leprosy Question Held Counterwide Conference
An incomplete wartime telephoto style note reports a nationwide conference on leprosy developments in Washington. It mentions a large geographic survey of rebels and keeps to an unclear timeline with scattered names and places.
Four men face charges in alleged conspiracy to defraud Currie firm
The indictment accuses three or more men of using fictitious names and citizens' names without consent to defraud Cameron Currie & Co. and partners Beas Stone & Co. of Boston, with alleged losses around $50,000. Legal acts and names cited include Herbert B Page Robert Z Krastke and William.
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B. Page
Robert Z
Krastke
William
Wiliam Rowand
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Meron Currie & * Co
Beas Btone & Co
Boston
Reputation of Cannon Questioned in Trial Rush
Testimony in a local defense case questioned the reputation of Cannon. Witnesses described the financial dealings and influence around Mat street and the King River cash matter. Attorneys from Cleveland argued over connections and credibility as the trial proceeded.
Watlous Club Plans Feature Fight Night
Fragmented text notes a sports club event with planned feature bout and headlining names. Details are garbled but imply a scheduled fight night with a main attraction and supporting participants.
Park Event Opens Shows At Colonel Ike Martin Grounds
Autmobile club members organize a park day at Cheater Park under Colonel Ike Martin. Emergency dates are set for possible breakdowns, with a 5 PM return signal and ten standby staff listed.
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Éclock
Ike Martin
The
Automobile Club
Val Duttenhoefer, Jr
William Herin
D. Coughlin
R. C. Carothers
Charles Hanauér
D. McKim Cooke
Lewis J. Merkle
C. Gordon Neff
Paul Vérkamp
Jagjes
P. Orr
Secretary Released From Hejinee Board Fallout
A secretary connected to Heinze Controls was released late today without explanation. The move follows her depos from the board amid a reshuffle. the grand jury today reviewed the case and a proxy for 40.07 shares was noted as part of the ongoing turmoil.
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Hejinee
Ed Court
Hhis
Board of Directors
Grand Jury
Heinze
the Wétre
És Souatiety
Baglin
Wilson Memorial Chapel Dedicated at Methodist Home for the Aged
The Wilson Memorial chapel in the Methodist Home for the Aged was dedicated yesterday. Mr Wilson presented the gift on behalf of himself and his wife, accepted by the board of trustees. The seating capacity is 400.
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Wilson
Board of
City Hall Votes to Reject Claim for Stave Injury
The board of public service rejected the claim of Jacob Miller for 2160 dollars related to a stave injury alleged on a date in 1909. George Best and Fred Baslinger were noted as involved in the proceedings.
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Gutphin
Jacob Miller
Oll
George. Best
Fred. Baslinger
Clever Graduate Scores Success at Bach Recital
Miss Iddith Mathews, a graduating class member, presented in Bach recital at the Women's Club rooms yesterday. Her rare technique impressed judges and audience as her voice conveyed scholarly interpretation and pleasing tone.
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Helen T. Splein
Iddith Mathews
Mathews
Ang Alao Remie
Msunman
J. Ma
Officer shoots man during running confrontation downtown
Patrolman Mitchel pursued three fleeing suspects after a theft from Second and Mil streets. One man was wounded in the leg and taken to hospital. he named Thomas Moran and James Sixth as companions.
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Aationel
John Sonny
Ninth Street
Mil Street
Fourth District
Mitchel
Conry
Thomas Moran
West Sixth
James
State Avenue
Carriage Driver H R Streuve Injured In Walnut Hills Crash
An 80 year old driver from Walnut Hills named H. R. Streuve was struck and knocked down in the afternoon at the corner of Yon and Race streets. His carriage toppled, causing minor injuries including bruises. He was taken to his daughter Mrs. Erno Mattioli at 2958 Park Avenue Walnut Hills for treatment.
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H. R. Streuve
Walnut Hills
Yon
Race Streets
Erno Mattioli
Sdligaes
Sumekes
Park Avenue
Commencement Exercises at Oni Military Institute Hit Milestone
A large crowd witnessed Oni Military Institute College Hill hold its nineteenth annual commencement. Twelve graduates, the largest class in school history, received diplomas after a day of band concerts rifle drills and competitive events.
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Oni Military Institute
College Hil Yeaterda
B. In
James Simpson
S. Blackford
Charles A. Austin
Charles B. Jones
College Hill
A.G. Pounsford
D. D. Woodmansee
A. W. Henshaw
Ohio, Military Institute
Howard McGuire
Raymond Trumbull
Cla Oliver Perin
Paul Hesse
Dudley King
Winfred Pickard
Local Man Requests Leg Amputation After Accident
William F. Sheperd, 87, a locomotive engineer, sought Dr Foertmeyer in the city hospital to amputate his leg. He said an earlier accident left his leg broken and in continuous pain after a prior medical error. He insisted the leg be removed to end suffering.
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William F. Sheperd
Dr. Foertmeyer
Hompiter
Tomah
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