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Bahri Pasha, recently dismissed as governor for Armenian mistreatment, is to command Turkish troops to Sectioun. Armenian deaths since massacres total over 10,000, with 1,500 in Baibars region. relief work resumes after missionary disruptions. Ambassadors demand swift Turkish action to restore order and warn of possible European intervention if Porte fails. Reports from Erzurum and Sivas describe Kurdish atrocities and mass killings, while English mission near Jerusalem faces riotous violence.
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Sassoun
Tevfik Pashs
Tewfik Pasha
Said Pasha
Porte
Armenia
Anatolia
Dardanelles
Jerusalem
Erzercum
Sivas
Erzeroum
Shakir Pasha
Cuba's Freedom Will Be Outlined in Washington Visit
Washington reports say Thomas Estrada Palma head of the Cuban revolutionary movement will travel to the capital with a party to outline the policy he will urge in Congress. They seek recognition of belligerent rights or, failing that, U.S. intervention to end the Cuban conflict.
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Washington
Thomas Estrada Palma
Congress
United States
Palma
Cuba
New York
Spain
Grant
Masso
Mindet Towed In With Eleven Fevered Crew Members Dead
The Norwegian ship Mindet under Captain Christiansen, en route from Mobile to West Herlepool, docked with eleven crew members prostrated by yellow fever and two dead. She drifted for days after sickness spread, was picked up off the coast by a tug, and will be disinfected before landing. On Oct. 5 the Minder reported the crew down with southern fever and lacking quinine.
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Castie
Trss
Mindet
Christiansen
Mobile
West Herlepool
Minder
Bernard
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Boston
Miss Pauline Whitney Marries Almeric Paget in New York
The ceremony at St. Thomas church joined Pauline Payne Whitney, daughter of former Navy secretary William C. Whitney, to Almeric Paget, youngest son of General Lord Alfred Paget. The wedding featured lavish floral decorations, a choral program, and a reception for about 400 guests at the Whitney home on Fifty seventh Street. The couple plan a honeymoon and then reside in St Paul, Minnesota.
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New Yoak
Pauline Payne Whitney
Almeric Paget
St. Thomas’ Church
Wm. C. Whitney
Navy
New York
Washington
London
Paris
Alfred Paget
Anglesa
Miss King
Georgia
Cleveland
D. E. Lamont
Herbert
Morton
Julian Pauncefote
Chauncey M. Depew
Whitney
Lady Colebrook
Alice Paget
Lord Wearmeath
Edoard de Reake
Mme
Nordica
Faurs
Mendelasohn
Elijah
Gounod
Ava Maria
Frank Ondrick
Laud
Elmie
Handel
Franker
G. B. Warren
Oshers—Gould Hoyt
John C. Furman
H. Maitland Kerry
W. Cutting
Winthrop Rutherford
Jared Howe
Crawford Livingston
William Sparry Whitney
Catherine Brady
Laura Whitney
Frances Bingham
Catherine Whitney
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane
Asuba Barney
Beatrice Bond
Susie Dimmick
Edith Blake Brown
Miss Vanderbilt
Miss Sloane
Miss Barney
Miss Bond
Miss Dimmick
Miss Brown
Miss Whitney
Gerald Paget
Potter
Leonard
John Whitley Brown
Mr. Whitney
West Bury
L. 1
Mormon Elders Driven From State by Vigilantes
A report from White Post, Pike county, says two Mormon elders were taken from a church Sunday night and ridden out of the state into West Virginia by a band of men who offered no other indignities. The incident follows ongoing Mormon preaching to a large crowd despite warnings to farmers.
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Asmann
White Post
Pike County
West Virginia
Tug River
Jurn7th
Idaho
Nes Perces
Drizon
Thos. W. Palmer
Woodward Avenue
Sanovaxy
Ohio
North Bass Island
Petrel
Prrrasege
United States
Los Axazues
Cal
Freano
Cala
Judge Gillum Bailey
California
Freano County
Judge Bailey
Springfield
Ill
Plains
Peroni
J. Cummings Drexel
Anthony Drex
Postoffice Consolidation Shifts Classified Service Rules
The president approved an amendment to civil service rules bringing many postmasters and their staffs into the classified service. Consolidations will convert offices into central station points, with former postmasters possibly reassigned or dismissed. Experiments may expand to presidential officials and fourth class offices if successful.
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Wasumarox
Civil Service
Post Office Department
Million Dollar Sioux City Glucose Plant to Open
Sioux City officials announced an agreement with eastern investors to build a 1,000,000 glucose factory in Sioux City. C Anson Potter of New York said the project will cost 1 million and require 75,000 in bonuses. The plant will employ 600 workers and process 15,000 bushels of corn daily, with New York's glucose plant the only one larger. In Tennessee, the Tennessee Coal and Iron company plans to develop 1,000 acres near Cranberry, opening new furnaces and expanding mineral operations.
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Siovy City
Lews
Sioux City
C. Anson Potter
New York
Teanessee
Knoxviturr
Tenn
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Cranberry
ROLLOFFS ORDER SHAKES SANTA CLARA PROVINCE
Insurgent leader Roloff issues a decree forcing peasants in Santa Clara to move at least three miles from towns and forts under threat of shooting. Captain General De Campos counters by reinforcing garrisons and granting farmers access to nearby lands. in Havana on Nov 8. Also Nellie Bly case in New York as a woman reports following harassing man to police and reveals she is Mrs. Elisabeth Seaman. A private detective Hanson is released after a misunderstanding involving Robert J. Seaman.
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Dr. Bradford
Havana
Roloff
Province of
Santa Clara
Martines de Campos
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Elisabeth Seaman
Robert Hanson
Robert J. Seaman
Seaman
Hanson
Catakill
Nellie Bly
Confidential Letters Removed From Vestry Archive
The vestry archive was stripped of letters addressed to him as spiritual adviser, including highly confidential correspondence. Some writers feared their letters would fall into alien hands.
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Tary
Long-ago lovers reunite in planned Muncie wedding
Emma Jones formerly Emma Spellman of Wabash and Ryan an eminent Muncie attorney, once engaged twenty years ago, renewed correspondence after a Colorado message. Ryan learned of Jones through a partner, leading to renewed affection. The couple will wed next Wednesday in Fort Wayne with Dr. Moffat officiating, and friends expect a happy union.
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Tur Senvine
Emma Jones
Ryan
Muncie
Jones
Emma Spellman
R. D. Spellman
M. E
Wabash
Colorado
Chance
Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
Senator Shermans Book Stirs Up Politicians
Supramarctis reports a heated political scene as Senator Shermans memoir draws ire from Republican leaders over alleged 1888 convention charges. A Harrison ally disputes Shermans claims, arguing memoirs after sixty distort history and reflect office seekers projecting bias.
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Supramarctis
Sherman
Harrison
Indiana
Deaths and notices fill the city records
The obituary notes list Mrs Roman Zoeller and numerous others including Sarah Wade Frank Bolmahn and Augusta Wolf among recent deaths. The week’s deaths section records ages from newborns to seniors with causes such as diphtheria stomach trouble and cancer. A separate brief item reports a thief taking a coat from a dummy outside Goldstein’s store on Calhoun street.
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Goldstein
Calhoun Street
Supreme officers visit city for semi annual Catholic Knights meeting
The Catholic Knights of America hold their semi annual gathering with Supreme President Edward Feeney and eight other officers present. George D. Crane audits books as the session may last two to three days. The article also notes plans to furnish the Allen County Orphans Home and reports curling club activities and governors salaries across states.
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Catholic Knights of America
Edward Feeney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles 8. Ott
Galveston
Texas
Charles J. Kirschner
Toledo
Ohio
W. 8. O'Rourke
Fort Wayne
J. A. Averdick
Covington
E. J. McGinnis
Providence
R. I
Richard Walsh
St. Louie
Joseph C. Carroll
Norfolk
O'Rourke
George D. Crane
Order
Allen County Orphans
St. Mary's River
County Asylum
I T
Fort Wayne Curling Club
Caledonian Hall
W. H. McClelland
R. A. Liggett
George Thumm
William Copeland
John Dickson
F. A. Bellamy
James Gillie
James Dormer
John Kidd
George Gillie
Jack Auer
George Jaap
David Miller
William Miller
J. H. Baas, Jr
George Houser
de. Langtry
W. W. Orrick
Death by Own Action Shocks Town on East Columbia Street
Mrs. Della Lish known as Della Scot, about thirty, committed death by morphine at a shed behind 100 Columbia Street near Tom Clark's saloon. Police found her on a wood pile after a night of drinking with a man. morphine in her stomach confirmed as cause, while authorities weigh accidental overdose versus self harm in a personal crisis. Husband and family details noted. Clara Mal and others observed events at the morgue and theater prior. A Republican election incident and a barn fire on a nearby farm are also mentioned in the same report.
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Della Scot
Della Lish
Clark
Dinnen
Ines Tom Clark
Savtmes
Lish
Fates
Carl Lish
Magner
Monroeville
Gross
Harred
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Geneva Street
Kettleman
C. W. Lake
New Haven
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Incone Factory
Jndianapolis
Senator Sherman
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Roman Zoeller
South Calhoun Street
Zoeller
Zoeller & Merz
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Harry
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Wade
Sarah Wade
Bolmarh
Frank
Ernest Bolmahn
Abbot
Hochatetter
William Hochatetter
Sturgis Street
Porter
Payne
Gertrude Payne
Lombard Street
Augusta
William Wolf
Hanna Street
Wolf
Zion Lutheran School
LAPP
H. J. Lapp
Stophlot Street
Charles Widmann
Montgomery Street
Barney Merker
St. Mary's Catholic Church
CREEM
Luetta Green
Nash Green
Walton Avenue
Bubsking
Henry Buesking
East Washington Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sauer
O'Connell
Catherine O'Connell
St. Joe Township
Crouse
George E. Crouse
Charles R. Crouse
Bogue
Liberty Streets
Elisa McClaren
Lillie Madden
Mable Burford
Henry Mueller
Augusta Wolf
Lincoln Hatfield
Jerusbe Payne
Joseph Rocks
Henry Reidt
Anna M. Shunk
Maggie Widmann
Stephanie Zoeller
Frank Bolmsha
Ria
William Hochstetter
Edna Lapp
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Wise
J. D. Leighty
F. M. Merritt
Nobile Robert. Barr
Steuben Esumig
Melendy
Whitley
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Jeff Beatty
Zanesville
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Bern
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