His Favorite And His Reign Of Terror
Special to the Sun from Benlin reports sensational accounts of misdeeds by Arif Pasha governor general of Adrianople and European Turkey. Omeers and civilian officials who refuse to cooperate with his system of government vanish on slender pretexts. Gun. Chefket Pasha, second in command, disappeared for months. Arifhart told the sultan that Chefket Pasha secretly supported the revolution.
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Gon
Arif Pasha
Adrianople
Turkey
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Fouchah
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Turbulent Ottoman Affairs and a Shoe Measure Tale
The piece recounts a brutal purge under a sultan with reports of murders and torture targeting rivals amid power struggles involving Arif and Gen Chukri Pasha, then shifts to an anecdote about a patron seeking eight pairs of shoes and a bootmaker explaining afternoon foot sizing for proper fit.
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Providence Journal
Bartlett Clears Day’s Aurora Tea Set in Local Meet
J. T. Bartlett leads a murky entry list including Evans Gardiner and Gideon in a small city track event. The text lists multiple competitors and partial scores, hinting at a local meet result with several names indistinct due to OCR.
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George “Deter
F. X. Bruth
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Gardiner
Garringy G. Gideon
Women Run a Bank Teller Row
In a humorous exchange at a bank, Smithers claims all bank clerks are women, while Mrs. Smithers challenges the idea. He contends women may excel in banking, joking that if he ran a bank he would hire a woman as teller, a position he’d flee by a man to avoid.
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Piatt’s Frankness Over Insurance Commission Sparks Frustration
Senator Piatt’s blunt remarks before the Insurance Commission heighten public impatience for answers. Mac Woodault’s attempted defense appears to backfire, increasing scrutiny of the inquiry and pressuring officials to reveal concrete plans and outcomes.
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Inesurance Commission
Mac Woodault
England’s Widening Hunger Lines Strike Silent Suffering
A portrayal of dire poverty across British cities with 300000 London paupers and 1.5 million Londoners subsisting on the hunger line. It notes rising misery under Premier Balfour, the church’s complicity, and calls for painful reforms to avert social upheaval.
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Liverpool
York
Leeds
Bradford
Sheffield
Henry Campbell Dannerman
Liberal Party
United Kingdom
France
England
Mark
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Marcha
Strand
Whitehall
Balfour
King Howard
Why We Wear Funny Clothes in the Office
In a light chat among office workers the talk centers on odd fashion items and why people choose unconventional attire. The bookkeeper and two girls debate hair devices, sleeve fullness, and the social pressure to dress distinctively to avoid being seen as freaks.
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