Young Turks Capture Constantinople in Dawn Assault
Report from April 24 describes Young Turks entering Constantinople at dawn with heavy street fighting. About a thousand killed or wounded as the capital falls to the constitutionalists. Foreign residents believed safe. the sultan’s palace at Yildiz surrounded. Armenian villages in the area burned. Americans escorted to safety by troops. The sultan’s fate and future sovereignty remain unsettled.
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Constantinople
Yildiz
Constitutional
Yildiz Kausk
Saloniki
Frederick Moore
New Orleans
Booth
Halid- Bey
Young Turks
London
Associated Press
Constitutional Party
Mivans Ani 1
Turkey
How to Detect Classical Music by Its Mood and Form
A writer recalls old guidance for judging music through simple cues. If the melody seems a calm, smooth blend, it may be a nocturne. if loud, varied, and forceful masses are dumped out with bursts, it points to rhapsody. a busy, irregular flow hints at a symphony or other forms, while a terse, repetitive chorus suggests simple themes.
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Jose
Florida Moves Toward Statewide Prohibition by House Action
In Tallahassee on April 24 the Florida House voted 53 to 16 to pass the Meg Mullin joint resolution for a constitutional amendment prohibiting the manufacture sale exchange and barter of all intoxicating liquors. The Senate approved the measure 24 to 7. Opponents argued for local option as five hours of debate preceded Speaker Ferris of Jacksonville leaving the chair to plead for other options.
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Tallalacsee
Fla
Florida
House
Meg' Mullen
Senate
Ferris
Jacksonville
Gov
Gilchrist
Aunt Isabel Mortgage Help Draws Local Hearts
Readers rally for Aunt Isabel Whittaker as age doubt and mortgage worries spark a community appeal. Donations from J M G Watt Rev J M Brown Mrs Myers and others pour in, including a five dollar draft from J Laud and C H Hughes of Wellsville. The note asks Lawrence to stop the worry by settling the mortgage.
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Isabel
J. M. G. Watt
J. M. Brown
Mrs. Myers
Charlie Tucker
Lawrence
Itz Wellsville
Kans
Isabel Whittaker
J. Laud C. Hughes
Final Draft Signed for Dayton Electric Line Deal
The Dayton group and Mr. Bower sook completed the contract last night and early today stenos were making copies. Papers signed this afternoon, money to be posted soon. Forfeit is in the bank and may be turned over to the city. no hitch expected.
Kentucky Governor Grants Sweeping Goebel Pardons
Governor Willson pardons former Governor W S Taylor and former Secretary of State Chas F Finley, both refugees in Indiana, for their roles in the 1900 Goebel murder. Additional pardons cover others under indictment or untried, including Caleb Powers’ brother John Powers and several listed accomplices, while Henry Youtsey remains the sole prisoner in the case.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Goverinor Willson
W. S. Taylor
Chas. F. Finley
Indiana
William Goebel
Fiie Taylor
Finley
Goebel
Eithe
Taylor
Willson
Caleb Powers
Wmn. Goe~ Fibel
Lal
John Pow Ers
Honduras
Jolland Whittaker
Butler County
jJolia Davis
Louisville
Zach ‘Steele
Gell County
Wharton Golden
Knox County
Colorado
Frank Ceeil
Bell County
St Louis
Wm. H. Culton
Owsley County
West
Ceeil
Henry E. Youtsey
State Penitentiary
Wheat Market Today and Judge Appointment in Topeka
Wheat prices moved lower on the Chicago board with September and December futures weaker from yesterday as May closed near 1.19 and July around 1.07. In Topeka Governor Stubbs appointed L C True of Kansas City Kansas to the second division district court of Wyandotte County after a crowded field and political lobbying.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
True
Topeka
Stubbs
L. C. True
Kansas City
Kansas
District Court
Wrandotte County
W. E. Hutchings
Wyandotte County
Hutchings
Brandenberg Arrested At Great Philadelphia Athletic Carnival
Brandenberg, a novelist and magazine writer known as Bromotrton Brandenburg, was arrested in Philadelphia during the Great Athletic Carnival at Franklin Field. He described his past three months in New York and Delaware, including posing as Dr. Carl Rheinder and a pool room feud in Bridgeville, plus the sensational tale of kidnapping his stepson, James Cobanne, from St. Louis. He cited coercive plans by his wife, now in New York, to move the boy to California.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Cal
Bromutrton Brandenburg
C Magazine
Rocky Mountains
Fay Paces
New York
Bradenberg
Harvington Delaware
Carl Rheinder
Bridgeville
James Cobanne
St. Louis
al Way
California
K U Students Die In Fire Disaster
A blaze claimed the lives of two well known Kansas University students while two others suffered burns. Authorities said the victims were among the campus’s most esteemed and widely respected students.
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K.U
Society notes and tragic hotel fire in Topeka
Fraternal Aid Sigma Nu held a Spring ball with an illuminated pin dance and guests from several cities. A Topeka hotel fire killed four people including Walter and Benjamin Sippy and injured many. the brothers died attempting to escape.
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Walter
Benjamin Sippy
Central Hotel
Topeka
Sigma Nu Tray Iternity
Sigma Nu
Welly’s of
Kansas City
Greene
Elizabeth Mieplens
Burton Sears
Merle Prouty
Lucille Wilkinson
Hal Crowell
Dean Bramwell
Frank Fallon
Winifred van Viet
J. L. Harrington
Uis
J. Jones
Phounis
Arizona
Hanch Shillug
Hiawatha
Charles Low
Eda Bigelow
Uelen Vaughey
Eleanor Larkin
Wichita
Ralph Barnett
Dodge City
Earl Nelson
Leavenworth
Pearl Seacrist
Vinlesburg
Kans
Central
Kansas Avenue
Fifth
Sixth
John Erickson
Clay Center
Belle Paine
Kan
Kansas Uiversity
Walter Sippy
Santa Fe Railway
F. K. Steatton
Polk County
S. Erickson
Wats County
Kansas
Christit Endeavor
Campbell
George Kodrich
Areman
George Brown
Lina Rost
Smrke
Lumds
Aosuil
Walter Aind
Throthias
Bea ‘Jamin
Bute Coiversity
P Walter Sippy
Benjamin
Cherocrsk
Joty
Dave Trwits
Damaes Mythy
Copeland
Politée Dans
Isaac Lambert
Emporia
Tornex
Poventy Perso
Met Opera Director Conried Dies in Tyrol
Notice reports the death of the Metropolitan Opera director in Austrian Tyrol. Other items mention social gatherings at 1224 Delaware Street, upcoming Phi Gamma Delta dance invitations, and assorted local notices and ads with scattered names and events.
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Metropolitan Opera
Houre
Meteupuli House
New F York City
Heran
Austrian Tyrol
Phi Gamma Delta
Orange Ice and Crouch Case From City Streets
In a late afternoon incident in Kansas City authorities arrested Riley Crouch Jr. after a pursuit near Warren and Alabama. Crouch faced suspicions of mental imbalance and possible links to past crimes, bearing a loaded revolver and cartridges when taken to jail. The report also notes chatter about a Lord Garrington victim in St Louis and related inquiries by officials in Des Moines and Chicago.
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Riley Crouch, Jr
Banfield
McCann
Long Home
Minuis Street
Long
Crouch
Kansas City
Barrington
Wilhelmina Cochrane
Kansas
Crouch St. Louis
Patterson Bound Over for Murder Case
Hippy Patterson faces district court after a preliminary hearing regarding the death of Doom Walker. The report notes Patterson was bound over to district court. The article also mentions eyewear promotions by Qustafson and a display of eye glasses.
Multiple Listings Mix On Real Estate And Goods For Sale
Classified snippets show property for sale near California and Penn streets with 2 acres, farm improvements, price range 3 to 6 per dozen fruit, plus assorted livestock, wagons and gear. Also eggs for hatching from Leghorn stock, rent notices for a 7 room house on New Hampshire, and housing opportunities from Lawrence Building & Loan. Contact numbers and names include Home phone 7912 and Linwood.
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California and
Pennies Sts
jSim
W. A. Harbeson
U.S. G. Plank
New Hampshire
Lawrence Building & Loan
Hosford Investment Ca
Railroad men delayed meeting in Missouri on passenger rate
Representatives of Missouri railroads who were to meet today to act on Little's passenger rate announcement could not attend. The meeting will be held later as announced by the Western Passenger Association. Death of Mrs. Daniel Tully reported this afternoon at Simmen's Hospital. Burial in Darlington, Wisconsin.
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Sippy
Judd
Evervey
Abe
Ie Tuok
Broiler
Topeka Oor
Jong Vine
LE Walter
Phuntly Walter
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Benjamin
Bearding
Walker
Central Hotel
Urey
Journal
Billetin
Lidridge
Tie Missourd
Walter
Bolivia
Knuwi
Eile Plaine
Nils
Topeka
Ules J
Walter Sippy
Canral
Pharunes
Sippy Brothers
Belle
Perry
Éiety
Urban Augney
Nu Anette
Fraser Hall
Tay
Nomar County
Wellington
Urban Anguey
Gene Majer
Chivate
Missouri
Buarlington
Western Passenger Association
Daniel Tully
Simmen’s Hospital
Darlington
Wisconsin
Poor Castro Returns to Paris in Humble Style
Cipriano Castro arrives in Paris at 6 30 pm in a modest fashion, exiting the station with attendants and entering a plain taxi. He stays at a Place Concorde hotel with two attendants and four friends, continues to berate the United States to reporters, and appears unlike his prior grand entries. In Great Falls, Harry Rheams, age sixteen, gets life for train robbery with three accomplices each sentenced to six years.
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Paris
Cipriano Castro
Welves
Oyo
Wilca
Place Concorde
United States
Great Falls
Mont
Harry Rheams
Great Northern
Fife
Albert Howard
William Smith
George Creswells
Rheams
Markets by Wire Kansas City Grain and Live Stock
Grain and provisions report from Kansas City with receipts and prices for wheat corn oats and butter plus live stock figures. Cattle receipts 200 with steer prices from $3.50 to $6.60, hog receipts 2 000 with ranges up to $7 30. Chicago and national wheat corn oats futures listed with daily closing prices.
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Kansas City
San Fe
Freckles Mark of Honesty in Juvenile Court Trial
In Washington on April 26 Judge De Lacy in the juvenile court weighs Ubey Rogers’s case for breaking electric lamps used by the United States Electrical Company. Ubey’s sunlit, sturdy bearing and plain clothes sway the court as witnesses recount the incident and the judge emphasizes gathering clearer proof and additional statements.
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Washington
Ubey
Witneseys
Tual
Lampo
Electric Company
Albert Drizzle
Albert
Sten Oley
de Lacy
hAlbert Frivzl
Qbey
Susilih
Maybray Identified as McCann Linked to Barrington Case
U S officials in Des Moines declare C Maybray identified as McCann, the man suspected of being killed by Lord Barrington in St Louis years ago. Laura Gates of St Louis and Louis Deming confirm Maybray’s identity, stating McCann killed a girl at Suburban garden and body burned. Maybray denies being McCann and says he never knew the man.
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Chicago
Thomas Erskine
St. Louis
McCann
Barrington
Erskine
C. Maybray
Des Moines. In
United States
Lord’ Barrington
Harrington
Laura Gates
St.Louis
Maybray
McCanne
Olive Street
Chiesgo
Maybray Aa McCann
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Walters
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RK. U
Waltar
Benjamins
Louis Buckland
J. A. Henley
Nsconie Mackey
Ienny Hito
J. A. Bell
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Utel
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C. W. Kirtley
C. Peg Pleatant
C. G
Channing Pollock
Robert Mantell
H. Sothern
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Lita
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Ake
The
Mighty
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Diessmaker
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Delaware Street
Charles Sternix, Jr
Reuben Randlett
Sternberg
Randlett
Billiken
Guatafsoy
Wiedemann’s
Parasula
Parasul
Gould
Francisco & Todd
Vermont Street
Des Moines
J. CG
Garrington
Express
Raymond's Drug Store
Beott
Harvey W Scott
Portland Oregonian Today
Mexico
Hippy
Patterson
Qustafson
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Linwood
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