Anarchy at Athens Revolt Threatens Greece
A Greek cabinet resignation sparks revolutionary mood in Athens. A 500-strong volunteer group raided gun shops and marched past Ralli’s residence before dispersing at the royal palace. Opponents urge a new ministry via legislative vote as tensions rise.
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London
Daily Mail
Paris
Atruensi
Ralli
Constitution Square
Greece
M. Ralli
Royal Palace
House
Legislative Assembly
M. Stouladis
Evening News
Athens
Chorge
Epirus
Rete
Edhem Pasha
Jannina
Turkey
Blaze Destroys Piers Vessels and Tug at Newport News
Fire at the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad pier in Newport News Virginia caused about 2 million dollars in damage. Two huge piers were destroyed eight people were injured some seriously as three vessels burned to the water's edge and a tugboat was completely destroyed.
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Newport News
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
British MPs Debate Import Toll to Fund Asylums
London discourse notes Sir Charles E. Howard Vincent urging a ten percent toll on imported foreign manufactured goods to fund asylums for deserving persons over five years old. A. J. Balfour cautioned against protection without safeguarding husbandry and warned pensions discourse is premature.
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London
Charles E. Howard Vincent
House of Commons
Great Britain
Powers Talk on Intervening in Greece Crisis
An April 25 semi official statement indicates a sincere exchange of views between powers is underway with the aim of intervention in favor of Greece. The remarks reflect mounting international concern over the Greco Turkish tensions and potential allied action.
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Powers
Pants
Greece
Peter Tiernan Printing Company President Dies
Peter Tiernan, president of the Tiernan Printing company, died in Missouri on April 28 after a career spanning both states. He served in public life and left a noted imprint on the industry.
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Peter
Tiernan
s.Crry
Tiernan- Printing _company
States
Olympic Club Signs O'Donnell and Greggains for Exhibition
San Francisco April 28 The Olympic Club has signed Steve O'Donnell and Alex Greggains as the principal attraction for its June exhibition at Woodward's pavilion.
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O'Donnell
Greggains
San Francisco
Cal
Olympic Club
Steve O'Donnell
Alex Greggains
Woodward’s Pavilion
Kansas City Markets Report on Grains and Live Stock
Kansas City markets list Hard Wheat No 2 81c No 3 72 76c Soft Wheat No 2 89c No 3 93 95c Corn No 2 21c No 3 20 3c White Corn No 2 23c No 3 22 4c Oats No 2 20c No 3 18 3c Rye No 2 32c No 3 30c Bran per cwt sacked Cattle receipts 6700 calves 684 shipped market steady to a shade lower Dressed beef and shipping steers 3653 4.95 native heifers 3.25 4.55 native cows 2.90 3.80 native feeders 3.25 4.50 native stockers 3.50 4.75 Hogs receipts 14176 market 2c lower top 3.90 bulk 3.73 3.80 Sheep receipts 3160 market steady Representative sales listed Dr Humphreys remedy ad follows.
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Lsc
BILT
Tbs
Train Schedule Highlights West Bound and East Bound Routes
Morning 11 45 a m west bound train to San Francisco and Portland with quick service to northwestern Kansas. 8 45 p m tourist car to the coast. Denver for dinner next day. 7 30 a m fast train to St Louis and all eastern points. 3 45 p m through cars to Chicago.
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San Francisco
Portlland
Kansas
Denver
St. Louis
Chicago
Pansy Plants For Sale At Luther's Green House
County Agents sought to handle Dr. Bunn's new book What to do until the Doctor comes. Just out and selling rapidly with good territory and pay. Apply at Dr. Bunn's office Merchants Bank Building. J D Kenyon, Manager. 1447 Massachusetts Street.
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Dr. Bunn
Merchants Bank Building
J.D. Kenyon
Office Stationery Printed at the Gazette Job Office
A brief note records that office stationery was printed at the Gazette Job Office, indicating production activity and the printer's role in supplying materials for business or organizational needs. The entry provides minimal details beyond the printing action and location.
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Gazette
City Office Station Sought and Travel Offer
An advertisement offers a St. Louis round trip at 8.70 with a return allowed until May 12. Contact Callon J. P. Ross at Eldredge House corner City Office or J. T. Shanklin at U. P. Depot. A sulky plow is for sale or trade. The Gazette seeks a Williamstown correspondent in Jefferson County.
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St. Louis
Callon
J. P. Ross
Eldredge House
J. T. Shanklin
U. P
the Gazette
Williamstown
Jefferson County
Santa Fe Route to Chicago Offers Fast, Direct Service
Going east, take the Santa Fe route as far as Chicago. The route is the shortest between the Missouri river and Chicago with direct connections. Track is straight with few grade crossings. Vestibuled limited expresses offer Pullman and free chair cars. Dining cars serve a la carte. Inquire of the nearest agent or address W. J. Buack G. P. A. A. T. & 8. F. R.y Topeka Kansas.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Missouri River
Medla
W. J. Buack
F. R.y
Topeka, Kansas
Moresco Wall Finish Promoted by Government Use
The advertisement proclaims Moresco as a great wall finish used by the U S government. It notes Woodward as the sole Lawrence agent and touts the product as cheap and good.
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Moresco
U. S
Woodward
Lawrence
Vaillant Iceberg Sinks French Vessel Off Newfoundland
The French fishing vessel Vaillant, captain Pierre, from St Malo to Miquelon, struck an iceberg on the Grand Banks on the 16th and foundered. Of 74 fishermen aboard, only seven survived, and three died from exposure and hunger. Survivors were rescued by the Eugene and taken to St Pierre in dire condition with frostbite and amputations needed.
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Newfoundland
Vaillant
Pierre
St. Malo
Miquelon
Grand Banks
Eugene
St. Pierre
Atlantic
Ind andence Woman Dies by Strychnine Over Love Loss
Miss Buueonia Smith, 20, daughter of Rev. Jarvis P. Smith, a Missouri Methodist preacher, killed herself in Independence by swallowing strychnine. Officials cite love affair disappointment and trouble with her stepmother as factors. Prince Compton, head of the Independence Fire Department, denied knowing of her attachment or giving cause for affection.
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Independence
Buueonia, Smith
Jarvis P. Smith
Sedalia
Marshall
Sgorld
Miss Smith
Prince Compton
Independence Fire Department
Curzon: No deal yet on Turkish force withdrawal from Crete
The Foreign Office secretary said in parliament that no agreement on withdrawing Turkish forces from Crete had been reached. Most powers believed Greece should depart first, and there was no plan to occupy or neutralize Greek territory.
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Loxpox
Foreign Office
Curzon
House of Ceimons
Henry Labouchere
Crete
Severe rainfall floods Guthrie and surrounding areas
Guthrie Oklahoma reports the heaviest rain in years with a seven hour continuous downpour. Creeks rose to danger levels and some broke banks causing extensive damage. A water spout southwest of Waterloo inundated about six farms. Continuous rain threatens further flooding.
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Guthrie
Okla
Waterloo
Turkey and the Lenz murder case reported appeal promised
United States Minister Terrill conveyed to the State department that the Turkish foreign minister will entertain an appeal in the Lenz case. Steps are being taken to perfect the appeal. Lenz was the young American bicyclist killed by Kurds and Armenians near Erzeroum in Turkey.
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Washington
United States
Terrill
State Department
Constantinople
Lenz
Erzeroum
Turkey
Hearst Estate Buys Pacific Gold Mines at Pinos Altos
In Santa Fe on April 28 the Hearst estate of San Francisco purchased the Pacific group of gold mines at Pinos Altos nine miles from Silver City for 250000 in cash. New owners have taken possession and will start extensive improvements.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Great Pacific Group
Pinos Altos
Silver City
Hearst Estate
San Francisco
Father William Sherman Granted Leave By Jesuits
Curiaco April 6. After weeks in Mercy hospital Father William Sherman son of the late General William T. Sherman has been granted a leave of absence by the head of the Jesuit order until September. Overwork is cited as the chief cause of his poor health and recovery is hoped.
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Curiaco
Mercy Hospital
William Sherman
William T. Sherman
General Miles to visit European seat of war in May
Washington April 26 General Miles has been notified by the President of approval for his projected European trip. He will depart Washington early in May accompanied by Colonel M B Maus of his personal staff and will carry full credentials from the government.
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Washington
Miles
Europe
M. B. Maus
Funeral of Hon. William S. Holman in Avroa Indiana
The funeral for Hon. William S. Holman long time representative of Indiana's Fourth district drew a very large crowd in Avroa. Born here seventy four years ago he lived here his whole life and was widely known.
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Avrora
Ind
William S. Holman
Congress
Judge Holman
Bristow makes 123 appointments in one day
Washington reports that after four years of service Bristow removed eighty three postmasters and that thirty six others had resigned or died. He made 123 appointments today restoring posts and filling vacancies across the network.
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Washington
Richards Wins On Foul In Des Moines Bout
Des Moines, April 27. Jack O'Donnell of Omaha and Bill Richards of Des Moines fought a close finish at Grimes, twelve miles from here. Richards dominated early and in the third round won on a foul when O'Donnell struck him in the face as he knelt.
Clyde Opens Two European Restaurants in Clyde Kansas
CirpE Kansas April 28 Clyde adds two European restaurants selling fresh keg beer at five cents a schooner raising the city’s monthly revenue by about one hundred dollars. The market sentiment notes Clyde’s growing dining scene and tourism potential as the town profits from the new venues.
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Clyde
Cirpe
Kan
The Best of All Children’s Magazine in 1870s Era
An advertisement for St Nicholas magazine outlining its yearly plan for November, with serials, such as A Story of Shakespeare's Time Master Skylark by John Bennett, The Last Three Soldiers by William H. Shelton, and June's Garden by Marion Hill. Also features will include short stories, patriotic sketches, travel tales, puzzles, and illustrations. Subscription details priced at $3.00 per year or 25 cents per issue, with subscription options through publishers in Union Square, New York.
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Greece
Hawaii
America
Indianapolis
E. Weir
Grand Central Hotel
Ogden
Utah
Tra Stanbury
St. Louis
James Thorp
Stanbury
Pet Camp
Sallie Simons
Corbin
Jellico
Tenn
Frank Evans
San Jose
Cal
Matt Semicky
Jonn
Musby
University of Virginia
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William Warner
Kansas City
Harry W. Cassin
Atlanta
Korgin Loan and Savings Company
Charles W. Spankling
Globe Savings Bank of Chicago
University of Miinois
Republican Legislative Caucus of
Kentucky
W. J. Debee
United States
W. JB. Somerville
Western Union
Telegraph Company
Nebraska
Iowa
Charles James
Washington
Lincoln
Thomas Sherman
William T. Sherman
Samuel Colgate
New York
Harold M Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Maine
Sash
Minneapolis
San Quentin
Frank Moss
Parkhurst Society
Roosevelt
Parson Davies
Choynski
Fitzsimmons
Manhattan
Kan
Kid Evans
Matt Semichy
California
Chili
Peru
Davis
I. T
Burleigh
Milliken
Pittsburg
Sheep Creek
B. C
Fred Hellman
Paxton
Renfrew
Hunter
John McCleast
John Coyne
Ashland Avenue
Chicago
Joseph
Cody
Bridge and Structural Iron
E. I. Carpenter
Salt Lake
Castle Gate
Montana
Miles City
Friedrich Evringhaus
Barmen
Prussia
Universal Verdict
Sr Nicholas
PHS
St. Nicholas
Shakespear
Skylark
John Bennett
Birch
North
South
William H. Shelton
Marion Hill
George Kennan
Russia
Walter Camp
J. T. Trowbridge
Woote Mitchelli Che
Hugh Winue
Philadelphia
Washawtoe
Pravktin
Lefaye Toe
Howard Pyle
Gold Field Discovery at Raneburg Cal Creates Excitement
Reports from California describe rich gold ore finds at Raneburg 25 miles from Cramer station on the Atlantic and Pacific division of the Santa Fe Route. The new camp is called a wonder and inquiries about Raneburg and travel costs should be directed to local agents A. T. & 8. F.
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California
Raneburg
Cal
Cramer Station
Atlantic and Pacific
Bocal Agens A. T
8. F
Metropolitan Papers subscription pitch dominates page
An advertising notice promotes the Semi Weekly Republic of St Louis as the best Western newspaper. Annual rates are one dollar for two papers weekly. The Republic daily costs six dollars yearly with monthly and quarterly options.
A Rose of Yesterday Debuts in The Century Features
A new Marion Crawford novel A Rose of Yesterday begins in November with European modern life and American characters. This issue also presents the first engraving by wood-engraver T Cole of English masters. The Century Co announces Superbart features and a subscription price of 35 cents per issue or $4 per year.
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Mr. Isaacs
Saracinesca
Europe
T. Cole
Rock Island Train Service Promises Speed and Comfort
The Rock Island touts vestibuled trains and best dining car service with Pullman sleepers and chair cars. Emphasizes Fast Time, courteous staff, and first class equipment. For tickets and maps, contact coupon agents or John Sebastian, G. P. A., Chicago. Republicans dislike Gazette critique but praise its readability.
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Rock Island
United States
Canada
Mexico
John Sebastion
Chicago
News Service Expanded at The St Louis Republic
The St Louis Republic reports expanded arrangements with cable companies for direct news from global sections, promising more authentic foreign coverage and continued home news. The paper forecasts a year of big, fast-succeeding events and maintains pricing at 1.50 per quarter or a year for daily, with Twice-a-Week at the same annual rate.
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St. Louis Republic
Republic
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