Greek retreat and Turkish advance in Thessaly war news
Dispatches from London and Washington report Greek forces retreating in Thessaly after three days of heavy fighting with superior Turkish numbers. Observers blame missteps and slow arms delivery, while Turkey braces for a rapid advance and peace terms reportedly include major indemnities and frontier realignments. Independent lines resist Bell Company attempts to crush rival telephony firms amid labor tensions in Everett.
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Tariff Bill Reported to Senate Amid Surprise
Washington May 4 The tariff bill was reported to the Senate after a brief committee session. Democrats opposed the measure while Senator Jones of Nevada aligned with Republicans. The bill differs from the Dingley act with major revisions and a retroactive clause removed. Sugar duties are set at 75 percent ad valorem with other rates noted.
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Paris Charity Bazaar Fire Kills Around One Hundred
A devastating Paris Rue Jean Goujon fire at a charity bazaar claims about 120 deaths with hundreds injured. Flames trapped attendees, many high society guests, as exits failed and dresses ignited. One American victim reported. Contention over exact death toll continues.
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WRITIOM ANNEXATION
Governor Castle of Castle and Cooke urges annexation as Hawaii seeks U.S. admission. He cites a need for protection from external interference and access to a market for educts. The Honolulu San Francisco Examiner report notes four years of urging and growing push to negotiate with England for equal advantages.
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Accidents At Kekaho Kauai Leave Children Injured
Over two weeks at Kekaho Kauai several accidents occurred. A native boy broke his leg below the knee, a German girl fell from a mango tree breaking her thigh, and an elderly native woman was badly hurt while riding past the Kekahs school. She will recover after two months.
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Regiment Downed In Ball Game With Heavy Hitting
A crowded Saturday ball game ended 19 to 10 as the Regiment lost ground early but the Stars dominated. Key plays featured Hart driving in runs, Lushima and Pahau on base hits, and Wilder driving in two while Mahuka and Wilder also scored on errors and fumbles.
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