Crete on Edge as New Insurrection Looms Under Prince George
A fragmented account describes Crete under Prince George with a provisional Greek-led regime waning in effectiveness. Dissatisfaction grows among Cretans fed up with autocratic rule, heavy taxes, and imported officials, amid European powers’ hesitation over full annexation to Greece. The piece notes fear of renewed rebellion and scrutiny of Greece’s influence as tensions rise.
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Prince George
Crete
Ile
al Rasenunut
Greece
Europe
Moder
Canea Bay
Englandt
France
Russia
Anne Fie
Germany
Medi Hean
Pinalis
Greves
Owers
George
Phrtice George
Price George
Cee
Ruenye
M. Jannaris
Jannaris
Prive Niehakix
Prince Nicholas Trial Claims Tyranny and Reform
A Cretan tribunal sentenced the imprisoned Prince Nicholas after a political offense. Defenders argue strong rule was needed and credit him with an impartial administration, reduced crime, education expansion with 22 primary and 32 secondary schools, and peaceful reform of around 60,000 people.
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Nicholas
Prince George
Fairbanks to Tour Ohio and Northeast in Campaign
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks, at the request of the Republican national committee, plans a week long Ohio tour and broader eastern appearances. He will depart Chicago Sunday for New York City speeches, then Providence Rhode Island, Newark New Jersey, Wheeling West Virginia, with Ohio campaigning slated for the following week before entering Indiana to finish the drive.
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Republican National
Charles W. Fairbanks
Ohio
Mthough
Fairbanks
Ohin
Jerry Matthews
Ife
Chicago
N.Y
Providence
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Newark
N. J
Wheeling
Indiana
Indians on Warpath in Oklahoma Territory
The Snake band of Indians gathered near Beach, I T to resist Choctaw allotment enforcement. About 100 Snakes joined preliminary steps for rebellion as Indian police prepared to act. Rebels fled into the brush to oppose Choctaw settlement plans under Gov. McCurtain’s orders.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Muscoger
Snake Band of
Wnalian
Unem
Beach
I. T
Almanac snapshot of anniversaries and a wool note
One hundred years ago ships with 3 million dollars in cargo were seized by the English. Seventy five years ago the canal opened with ceremonies. Forty years ago election remriss noted the soldier vote carried a new anti slavery constitution. Ten years ago a mob attempt to seize a prisoner led to killings at La Salle county jail. Washed wool yields about a yard of 36 inch cloth.
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Baltimore
Carrie
Miltia
la Salle County
Ohio
Forgery Case Sends Arthur McDonald to Grand Jury
In police court Saturday morning Arthur McDonald was sent to the grand jury under $11.00 bond after detectives Iley and Manning testified he forged his aged father's signature to withdraw funds from a charity organization. He had already secured $13 and spent $4 in Noblesville. authorities arrested him on his return for $8 more.
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Arthur McDonald
Iley and
Manning
McDonald
Noblesville
Two Thousand Buried and Japanese Casualties Reported
The Iscrpps-Mra e cablegram from Washington notes Oyama reports enemy forced back to the right bank of the Shabke river on Friday, destroying their attack plan. Casualties estimated over 30,000 with many rifles and ammunition buried. mentions large numbers of casualties and captured arms. Also reports the death of Kentucky’s oldest preacher at age 93 after a long ministry and farm life, with many descendants.
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Iscripps
RAE
Washington
Taklo
Shat Oyama
Shabke River
Boys Plan Theft and Are Arrested in Indianapolis
In juvenile court Judge Stubbs heard evidence charging Durelle and Duke Sherman with a systematic robbery ring targeting several stores. Rev. Schuyler A. Sherman, father of one boy, sat in court as the judge urged relocation of a parent to keep the boys apart, with a decision to be made by Monday.
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Schuyler A. Sherman
Indianapolis
Durelle Sherman
Duke Sherman
Sherman
Stubbs
Marlon Miles
Judge Stubbs
Merchants’ Associations of
India
ARK
Merchants Association
Washington St
Columbra National Bank
Merchante’ Association of Indianayolls
Wisconsin pulpwood firm forms to rival Wood Supply
New Pulpwood Trust in Appleton Neenah organizes as Wisconsin pulpwood company with stock at 0.40. It aims to buy pulpwood lands nationwide and compete directly against the Wood Supply Company supplying mills in Wisconsin. Also notes on senate and house rhetorical climate.
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New Pulpwood Trust
Ecripps-M'Rae Telegrail
Appleton
Wis
Timber Holding Company
Pulp Manufacturers of
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Pulpwood Company
Neenah
Wood Supply Company
Vaccination Drives at Stockyards After Smallpox Case
Chicago reports a single smallpox case prompting vaccination of about 700 workers with thousands more to be treated. Vaccinations are precautionary due to the disease’s discovery in the area. In Ithaca, Former Governor Alonzo B. Cornell dies after a month of illness.
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Scripps-Rae
Chicago
Net
Scripps-M'Rae
Ithaua
Alonzo B. Cornell
Best Paying Railroad in the World
The state railway of Selangor, a federated Malay state under British protection, runs from valuable fin mines to the coast. It measures a short mileage but pays the state a dividend of nearly 4 percent every year.
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Selangor
Federated Malay States
Beiruts Rise as Educational Hub in Turkey
Beirut becomes the largest civically diverse city in Turkey with schools representing most nations. The American mission runs the largest school in Beirut, established and operating there.
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Beirut
Turkey
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