Turka and Greeks clash as Crete crisis deepens
Reports from Athens outline Greek Premier Delyannis’ resignation replacing by M Ralli who vows army reform and firm foreign policy. France presses Turkey over Crete, Britain Austria and Italy push for favorable administration while Russia and Germany weigh intervention. Casualty and troop movements across Epirus Thessaly and Kipias cited with Velestino battle claims and Turkish advances and retreats amid shifting diplomacy.
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London Telegraph
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Austria
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Greece
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Italy
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Athens
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Ino
Grevka
Berlin
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London Daily Mail
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Kage Tro
Turkey
Daniel Quinn
Washington
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The
Erthnike Hot
Greppe
Europe
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Kipias
Kdhem Pasha
Cot
Count von Moltke
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Saya
Velestino
Smolenski
Fron
London Chronicle
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Volo
Salagora
Philipidian
Osman Pakha
Janina
Prevena
Edben Pasha
Lukasa
Turka
Constantine
Rancher Schrader Ships Tale From San Francisco
An Arizona rancher, Schrader, traveled to San Francisco seeking to expose Blanche Lamont's murderer. He recounts a November 1895 encounter with a stranger resembling Dur rant who lodged at his lodge and muttered Blanche in his sleep. The visitor, later identified as Brown, confessed to the murder.
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Schrader
San Francisco
Pheodors Durrant
Durrant
Wilds
Wayfarer
Blanche
Blanche Lamont
Brown
City Uafriage Co hack service advertises careful drivers
A terse advertisement promotes City Uafriage Co offering hack services with careful drivers. It lists contact by telephone 118 and notes locations near Fort and Merchant streets, signaling available stalls and hours for hiring transportation.
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Andrade
Sorver
Fort
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Hawaiian question stirs Washington as talks on annexation
In a condensed recapitulation of late news, John D. Spreckely and ex Senator Felton work in Washington on Hawaiian reciprocity. John W. Foster hosts Hawaii officials at dinner with political implications noted. Officials deny Japan Britain involvement in Hawaii talks. Hawaii seeks territorial status not statehood, while President’s priority keeps peace. Gold shipments to Europe begin amid treasury reports, and six Texas lynchings shock observers. Cuban reforms proceed under Weyler, rebels win a skirmish near Santa Clara. Leeward Islands suffer earthquakes especially Montserrat. Senator Jones of Nevada holds decisive vote on the tariff package.
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Felton
Washington
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Mra. A. FP. Dadd
Hawaii
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Long
Philadelphia
United States
Honolulu
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Tokio
Japan
Great Britain
W. A. Kinney
Etpient
L. A. Thurston
Wihout
Senate
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Atlanta
Georgia
Greece
Europe
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Texas
R.G. Duo & Co
Cuba
Weyler
Santa Clara
Nova
Jamaica
Leeward
Ialands
Montserrat
Islanda
Saict
Jones
Nevada
Hartwell discusses Hawaii treaty foes at Washington banquet
General A S Hartwell after returning aboard the City of Peking speaks on Hawaii views and annexation, avoiding quotes. He notes U S policy hinges on McKinley and Reed, mentions a San Francisco letter predicting anti treaty sentiment and the sugar interests urging abrogation of the treaty, with projected revenue losses and Hawaii sugar production rising from 16,000 to 225,000 tons.
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Peking
Busine
Dia
Washington
Koston
Hawaii
Sad Army Corps
Yassia
Hawley and
Perkins
Grosvenor
Alger
Miles
Army of the United States
2Nd Army
Hancock
Virginia
Oun
Joseph Sraith
Massachusetts
Smith
McKinley
Cuar Reed
San Francisco
Monowaianga
Claus Spreckels
Tobo D
Keck
Pacific Coast
Maguire
White
Pacific
Hongkong
Tam
United States
Calls at Callao debunk Lima to Callao jailbreak claim
Police inquiry at Callao counters theory linking Lima to a State Department demand for the release of the mate of the Armorican bark Uncle John. Man ashore December 19 at Callao faced arrest after persistent demands for river beer.
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Lima
State Department
United States
Legation
Lim
John
Calla
Raivier
Criterion Saloon
Temple of Fashion Promises 10th Customer Refund and Deals
On Monday May 10 the Temple of Fashion offers every 10th shopper a full refund of their purchase with no limit on amount. The event includes double value on the purchase and a 25 percent reduction on capital costs, applying to any items bought.
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Temple of Fashion
Decisive ancient battle site near Polems Battle Ground
The Greek army fell back to Polems Battle Ground in Pharnalos after Larissa, later known as a place where a decisive clash occurred between apse and Caesir. Pomyy retreated to Arisva along the same road Turks now march against the Greeks.
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Larissa
Apse
Caesir
Arisva
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