Sultan Grushed as Constantine's Army Surrenders
News from Constantinople reports the constitutionalist forces forcing the surrender of Yildiz garrison and main palace line. Sultan Abdul Hamid reportedly allowed to remain inside the Yildiz Kiosk as troops capitulated after heavy losses. Parliament to deal with the sultan amid martial law and siege in the capital.
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Yildia Barrigan
Mahmoud” Bhotket ‘Pasha
Niaci Bey
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Yildix
Seumleh
Scutari
Stamboul
Schefket
Modisich
Ap Cap
Two Thousand Brain Reports Istanbul Fighting Losses
The Standard's Constantinople correspondent estimates 2000 men were killed in the capital fighting on Saturday with heavier losses on the side of the constitutionalists who attacked openly. The Vienna report says the sultan was forced from the palace and Mahmoed Reschad Pitend installed as ruler.
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Standard
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Daily Telegraph
Vienna
Mahmoed Reschad Pitend
Armenian Massacres Reported in Adana Vilayet
Beirut reports estimate 26,000 killed in the Adana district with thousands more dead in surrounding areas. Descriptions detail sieges, starvations, and widespread atrocities as ships patrol the region. American missionaries aid besieged towns while property losses among Christians mount.
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Adana
Beirut
Turkey
Villayet
Alexandratta
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Deurtul
Kesgab
Alain
Keasab
Djobel Bereket
Hadjin
Miss Lambert
Virginia A. Billings
Miss Bowman
Japanese Warships Enter Pacific Coast Port of San Pedro
Los Angeles April 26 For the first time in ten years warships of Japan entered a Pacific coast port of the United States when the cruisers Boya and Aso of the Japanese training squadron under Rear Admiral Hijich steamed into San Pedro The Aso and Hoya are prizes of the Russo Japanese war The Aso is the former Bayan and the Hoya the former Vatlag
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Japan
Pacific Coast
United States
Aso
Scrutser
Bayan
Port Arthur
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Suireddérad
Hoya
Vatlag
Obemulpo
Roosevelt First Hunt Expedition Ends Near Athi River
A cryptic OCR fragment references Theodore Roosevelt and a hunting party in British East Africa. The text mentions a brief expedition, breaking camp near the Athi River, with unclear names and locations.
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