Turks Occupy Pharsala as Greeks Retreat to Athens
May reports from Constantinople describe the Turkish commander in chief Edhem Pasha directing a major offensive toward Pharsala. Greek forces retreat under pressure, with baggage and artillery moving along the main road while infantry cross the hike toward Mo Mokon. Turkish forces push along the line, capturing positions and forcing a Greek withdrawal amid heavy fighting and difficult weather.
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Greeks Press For Peace as Turko-Greek War Unfolds
Dispatches describe Greek lines near Larim collapsing under Turkish pressure. Edhem Pasha’s movements threaten Smolenskys rejoin, forcing Greece toward peace to save remaining forces. Cipriani arrest in Athens sparks protests as Italian volunteers’ aid looms.
Greeks Halt Turkish Advance Near Phar Salaam Front
A detailed May battle report describes Turkish corps attacking the Greek fourth retinue near Phar Salaam, with Greek forces falling back to defend Ordekon. The Turks burned villages, and Greek positions on Mount Tele were reinforced as both sides prepared for further action. The disengagement occurred around dawn, with Greek lines holding despite Turkish pressure.
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German Officer Praises Turkish Army In Interview
Berlin May 6 A German officer Grumbkoff Pasha who reorganized Turkish artillery and led troops at Lariat lauds Turkish conduct and the capture of Lariena. He defends Greek collaborators and notes Turkish army discipline, with many instances of restraint toward prisoners and wounded.
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War updates and regional notes amid broad election chatter
Fragmentary report covers a wide range of topics from international conflict to state politics. Mentions Hicks and fence work, underway policy debates, legislative moves, and local scores across Houston Fort Worth Galveston Dallas and San Antonio with market notes and civic events.
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Greece and Turkey Tangle Over Crete Crisis Amid Mediation Talks
May reports from Athens indicate Greece opposes external intervention without consent as powers push for a settlement with Greece Turkey tensions rising over Crete. Dispatches note Austria Germany and Italy backing mediation while Athens repeats demand for control and emphasizes military and political stakes in the region.
May spread a court case against state in murder trial
A chaotic report outlines a murder case in New York with defendants, indictments, and a court timeline. Attorney Davee Te indicates the trial will begin with vigorous proceedings as the jury faces the prospect of a lengthy, county-level juried ordeal this month.
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Virginia Democracy Seeks Chicago Platform Support
Virginia leaders expect the party to adopt the Chicago platform at the state convention in Richmond. The aim is to oppose free silver and ensure delegates who favor the Chicago declarations are chosen, with broad Democratic support across the state.
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Barn Fire Destroys Hare Fington Carload of Corn and Hay
Last night around nine o'clock the barn of Mr. G. W. Hare Fington, located about a mile south of the place, was consumed by fire. The blaze destroyed the entire contents including a carload of corn and hay. Loss estimated at about 4710 dollars with no insurance.
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G. W. Hare Fington
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