Mehmed V Takes Ottoman Throne After Abdul Hamid Deposition
Mehmed V, brother of Abdul Hamid, is proclaimed sultan as Young Turks celebrate a shift of power in Constantinople. The assembly deposed Abdul Hamid II for crimes against sacred law and named Mehmed Reshad Effendi as the new ruler. Fireworks and gun salutes mark the accession as leaders discuss a new cabinet under Ahmed Riza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhiek-Ul-Islam
Mohammedan Church
Abdul Hamid
Abdul Hamid II
Turkey
Mehmed Reshad Effendi
Mehmed V
Mahomet
Osman
Constantinople
Sheik Alislam
Ulemas
Mehmed Reshad
Galata
War Office
Dolmabagtache
Young ‘Turks
Abdul Wamid
Ahmed Riza
Rand
Hilma Pasha
Djavid Bey
Nance
Rifat Pasha
Abdul Hamid I
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Young Turk Party
Young Turks
Third Army Corps
Aspiratons
Heroic Girl Dies Aiding Brother In Buffalo Fire
Helen Stirlov aged sixteen perished rescuing his eleven year old brother Carl from a blaze in their Blisdell home seven miles west of Buffalo. The boy with a broken leg was forgotten briefly until Tholen heard cries and entered the burning house. Firemen later retrieved Carl alive, but the girl had died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stirlov
Carl
Blisdell
Buffalo
Tholen
Doctor shoots accused nephew in Detroit court
Dr G K Boyajian an Armenian shot and killed his nephew Hartoon Gaspanian at police court in Detroit while the latter was being arraigned with his aunt, the doctor’s wife, on a statutory charge. A newspaper artist pushed Mrs Boyajian to safety as shots rang out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
G. K. Bayajian
Hartoon H. Gaspanian
Workman Falls 425 Feet From Skyscraper
Thomas Mortimore a 42 year old foreman died instantly after plunging 425 feet from the thirty fourth floor of the Metropolitan Life skyscraper on Madison Square New York. He supervised a scaffold four floors above the big clock on the Twenty fourth street side as hundreds watched the fatal fall. The body struck the balustrade of a balcony then fell to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Madison Square
New York
Thomas Mortimore
Mortimore
Twenty-fourth Street
50 Square
Suitor Kills Smith College Girl Then Self Shoots
In Northampton Massachusetts a man, Porter Smith, allegedly driven by temporary insanity after rejection, fatally shot Helen Ayer Marden of Somerville a Smith College senior and then killed himself. Marden died at Dickinson Hospital. She was the daughter of John W. Marden, a Boston oil merchant residing in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Porter Smith
Dartmouth College
Helen Ayer Marden
Somerville
Miss Marden
Dickinson Hospital
Jank W. Marden
Boston
Sumerville
Chose easiest way out jail prisoner to wed
Owensboro Ky insurance agent F M Beard chose marriage over prison to escape the Bastile. He faced charges of taking 4000 dollars from Mrs. Sarah Hoffman of Ironton Ohio when found in Nashville Tennessee he paid her back with a check and claimed police consent to marry. Apple king Foster Udell dead after sixty years pomology work at Brockport New York. Beach Hargis refused new trial after murder conviction and life sentence for his father Judge James Hargis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastile
F. M. Beard
Owensboro
Sarah Hoffman
Ironton
O. Beard
Hoffman
Nashville
Tenn
Foster Udell
Apple King
Brockport
N. Y
Udell
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
MEN FOR THE JURY LIST FOR JUNE TERM OF COURT
Long roster of grand jurors named by township and occupation. Names include Neal farmer Blakes Yourey mstrongville, Homer City reverend J. Sueb, Blairsville restaurant owner Wm. Zell, Armstrong various laborers and merchants, and many others across Indiana, Armstrong, Green, West Mahoning, Blairsville, Rayne, and surrounding areas. The June 7 start date anchors the list and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Young
M. Lockard
C. Wty
Conemnau
W. Loughry
North Mahoning
J. A. Blenderson
Mexandria Farn
Bewman
Blakes Yourey
Ville
J. Sueb
Ian
Binairsville
Rodehrie
Gipsy
Brughvalley
Meelse
M. Harmon
Armstrong
J. J. Snyder
Homer City
W M. Henry
Green
Vis Wath
Indiana
Albert Seger
Banks
Wmn
Ari Vo M. Hoosnack
W. S. Learn
Blairsville
Tindley Barr
Boreham
G. Lb. McKee
Wm. Zell
Harold
Dixon
Fred Thomas
Bullington
David Mangus
I. Barber
Wells Farmer
South Mahoning
J. B. Warmon
Rayne
Tacob Guston
Ury
HL Truby
Mechanicsburg
Robert Orr
Johns
Armatrong
Ernest Kelly
Salinburg
Braughter
Pender
J. H. Young
Jacob Nelson
Ping
L. A. Balentine
Brushvalley
Jacob Wettling
Toe McGaughey
J. M. Waddell
Sam Spicher
Montgomery
H.W. Wimer
Center
Tobn Keslar
West Mahoning
Frank Hofman
Bar
Metterman
Ballin Kunkle
Wagonm
D. W. Mack
W. Wheatfield
Lynne Miller
West Wheatfield
Cyrus Daugherty
Grant
John Creel
Blairsylitte
Lydiee
J. Leasure
Tohoe
McCoy
Millwright
White
I. M
Johnston
Farmer
McCormick
Ackison
Clymer
An. B. Hall
Morris Fry
Conemaugh
Milroy
Thincan
Carpenter
Flugh Tay
Armstrong No. 1
G. W. Bennett
Iavorer
Glen Campbell
Mende Marshall
D. B. Nagle
BM. Smith
P. M. Montgomery
BR. Craig
Armstrong No
Isaac Beck
Frank Stadtovfier
Cherryhill
John Gibson
M. L. Elouston
Constable
C. McCormick
Marion Center
M. Hougton
Jek Buchanin
A W. Strong
Pine
Iw. Groft
TL. Walker
Wallace Rowley
D. J. McClelland
Canoe
Wm. Shotten
Miner
B. Alishouse
Washington
J. Stadtmiller
Cook
Inborer
Biairaribe
McDibnney
Saltsburg
Work
W. Steetle
Smicksburg
Trost
Wm. Sarlett
North Matoning
A. A. Mountain
Chis
Able
John Breck
Calhoun
Chas
Davis
Wheatfield No
FL Mack
Weat Wheatfield
Snyder
Biafravilla
Joss Henderson
Liny
J. Ty Taylor
Worrell No
Wd. Pittman
J. Ta
Gunton
Clark Harman
Zener
Stayne
W. Thaker
Biatraville
John Miller
ArmeLlong
Gaston
Minor
Win
Madden
Tenmeter
Burrell
Toward Lucas
Libarer
Sam Grove
C. W. Junk
Tudiana
Iyane Davis
Teamster
J. W. Mack
Three Good Stalions to Stand in 1909 Season
Three stallions Caesar gray Percheron draft horse Prince Albert black Percheron to stand for 1909. First three days at owner Onberg barn, last three at Indiana Pa barn opposite fair grounds gate. Announcement by David Howards owner keeper. Includes wall paper samples and road masters reports ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Caesar
Prince Albert
Onberg
Indiana
Fair Grounds Gate
Blairswillen
Clymer
J.T. Christir
Notice of Letters of Administration for James G Gibson
Letters of administration for James G Gibson late of Blackwick township have been granted to Ita B Gibson administrator Blairsville Blair County RD No 1 those having claims against the estate should present them for settlement and those indebted are urged to pay promptly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Gibson
Blackwick Township
Ita B. Gibson
Gministrator
Blairsville
Buri'giboo
Joseph A. McCurdy
Charies H. Shields
Conemaugh Township
Clufig
Agalost
Livermore Pa
WY. L. Reed
Homer C. Bare
Sealine
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Abdul -Hamid
Yildiz
Waltan
Gok
Musauletas
Mohemmed
Endi
Thebdul Hamid
Gather Powers Dead
Maurice Payers
Phia Amifopular
Uhia Pial
Pailadel
Guadalajara
Mex
Romano Mstrada
Twstrada
Workman
The
Indiana Progress
David Howards
John Kelly
Loughry
Fn Batiste
Zephyr Gingham
Panama
Copenhagen
Monarch
Cluett
America
W. R. Loughry
Oliver
Indiana Hardware Co. Ltd
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Philadelphia St
Axminster
Smyrna
J. G. Wallace & Son
Proprietors
BIG Oe
Wasarmorpatg
Steving’s
Ernest Stewart
Reto i Setters
John A. Scott
Zepgalan
Stet
John
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