Armenian Student Prophesies Turkish Rule Collapse
Hovban Hagopian, an Armenian student from Van, returns to Madison for UW session. He blames Ottoman rule for Levant bloodshed, welcomes European support for Armenian liberation, and cites Balkan turmoil as proof of Turkish oppression. He warns of looming European intervention and the fall of Turkish authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madicon
Hovbah
Levant
Hagozian
Iit
Hagopian
Balkan
Europe
Telegrams in Brief Across Cities Reported Deaths and Shifts
Brief telegram items from Bluffton to Chicago describe deaths including a 17 year old in Indiana and a 71 year old in Wisconsin, plus fires and accidents. Other dispatches note political shifts, canal treaty reactions, a mob attack in Jerusalem, and movements of ships and armies, with experts and officials traveling to Chicago and London.
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Bluffton
Ind
Ralph McBrine
Riga
Hogota
Genety
I T. A Butte
Mont
Uhantpion Raynor
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Gerlin
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Cone Fon
Milwaukee
William F. Anderson
Ervaral
Chicago
Cour Yeo
Bell, Henderson & Co
London
Norway
Saga
Canat
Sicily
Slr
Thomas Lipton
Col
Nell
Harouul
Valeting Webster
Alaskan Bendary
Foresta Offes
Ben
Finley
Argue
St. James
Cass
Chamberlain
Osulen
Delogetes Diesert
State Department
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Funds Declared Available
A treasury committee reported vouchers for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in proper form showing an expenditure of 20,087,949 dollars. The 5,000,000 dollar appropriation in aid of the exposition is now available and credited to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Fort Yates Abandoned and Troops Transferred to Ft Lincoln
Fort Yates in North Dakota has been abandoned as a military post. Troops stationed there have been transferred to Fort Lincoln, also in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Yates
N.D
Ft. Lincoln
North Dakota
Conference at Vienna May Affect Balkan War
Diplomatic dispatches say powers will take no action to avert war in the Balkans. A czar and Emperor Francis Joseph will meet at Vienna later this month. Turkey will be left with a free hand to crush Bulgaria’s revolt, despite warnings from the great powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Balkans
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Turkey
Bulgarians Mobilize as Frontier Tension Rises
Reports from Sofia indicate a pending mobilization with Prince Terdir’s return awaited. The plan would raise about 10 000 troops to bolster frontier defenses while rumors of Turkish and Albanian violence grow in Losengrade and Monastir.
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Losengrade
Sofia
Bulgaria
Terdir Band
Phippopolis
Silynac
Remarkable Execution in St Petersburg Killing Slugish
A Russian convict named Stebljanski was executed in St Petersburg after murdering twelve people, including a priest, over two years. He caused a fire in his cell, resisted the guards with an iron jar, and tried to debate the method of execution. The incident drew questions about Russia rights and the fate of executioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
St. Petersburg
Stebljanski
Fnally
Russia
United States
Condemned man faces execution after final words
The condemned prisoner, who said he would dispatch himself after smoking, spoke with a priest for five minutes and urged reading Tolstoi on capital punishment and Christian teaching. He then threw a kiss to spectators, fixed his hook in the loop, and removed the trap under him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Tolstoi
Prominent Clergy Moves and Rescue Scene Report
Monaignore Mooney named auxiliary bishop for New York diocese with May nomination and Pius confirmation. Rev Dr Michael J Lavelle to succeed him as Vita general. In Lockport Nellie Eckhardt from Buffalo rescued her escort William Neuse from a gang of Indians using fists umbrella and hat pin. Marchioness de Mores returns to her New York home after years abroad. daughter of Wall Street broker A L Van Wellmas, she wed Marquis de Moree in 1883.
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Monaignore Mooney
New York
Pone Pius
Michael J. Lavelle
St. Patricia
Vita
Lockport
Nellie Eckhardt
Rom Buffalo
William Neuse
Marchioness de Mores
A. L. van Wellmas
Wall Street
Marquis de Moree
Notable Figures From a Turbulent Era and Medical Trials
A widow pursues justice against her husband’s killer in Tunis and returns home to lead millet farming. The de Mores, Mae Roosevelt, and Jules Verne are mentioned in a collage of public lives. Verne recovers from eye surgery after resisting it for years, urged by his wife.
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Tunis
de Mores
Mae Roosevelt
Dakotas
Early notions of infection and drifting hypnotism noted
The piece cites a 1722 Journal of the Plague excerpt describing airborne infection and microscopic views of breath with monstrous shapes. It also reports urban sleepiness in New York transit riders and defines hypnotism as a modern sleep-inducing phenomenon observed by a Pittsburg Chronicle correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tpetoe
New York
Pittsburg Chronicle
Engagement Rumor Circles Then Reversal Sparks Banter
In a light exchange, Esther Way and Jack are teased about a marriage to Miss Prettyun. The dialogue ends with a firm rejection of any engagement, followed by mutual congratulations on good sense.
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Esther
Jack
Miss Prettyun
Tom
True to Life says Theatrical Manager
The manager asserts the play remains faithful to life while the playwright notes a week should pass between acts and each scene introduces a new character, signaling shifts in time and cast.
Wisconsin Moves to End Sweat Shop Labor
Commissioner Erickson and Miss Kuntz prepare to inspect Milwaukee factories for women workers and child labor. Notices served on employers urge immediate removal of underage employees, with arrests likely in coming days for violations under the anti sweatshop law.
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Erickson
E Ass Atant
Miss Kuntz
Illwaukee
Madison
Regu
Milwaukee
Mornig
Muessa Kunte
Himels
King Edward's Curios of War Trophies and Relics
A royal collection at Windsor, begun in 1826, includes gold and silver plate totaling twenty eight tons valued near two million pounds. War mementos from campaigns since Abyssinia are cataloged with histories, plus old china, furniture, feather cloaks, and even a gold birds and tiger head from Tippoo Sahib. Walking sticks from King Edward's mother number 187, with notable pieces from Culloden and Charles II.
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Edward
Windsor
Victoria
Nanler
Theodore
Lord Roberts
Ameer
Afghanistan
Kitehaner
Firket
Gorge TM
I Isig
Henry ViI
Ante Boleyn
George IV
Sandwich Islands
Charles II
Alabama
Royal Library and King’s Private Museum Valued High
The article details royal holdings including 125000 volumes in the royal library and a 10000 volume second collection at Sandringham. Notable items include the Mont Psalter valued at 8000 pounds and Mozart’s early opera MS along with Shakespeare’s works used by Charles. It also notes 12000 engravings after masters and a collection of keys with ceremony records, totaling about 5000 pounds.
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Dom
Charles TL
Alalisma
Captain Scrames
Royal Library
Awes Js
Prince Consort
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
Windsor
Mont
Mozart
Shakespeare
Charles
da Vinci
TWO MEN OF NOTE IN QUIET LIFE AND DEATH
A Haworth choir member’s death draws attention to Hew A B Nicholls husband of Charlotte Bronte who lived near Banagher Ireland as a hale octogenarian. Separately Dr Thomas March Clark bishop of Rhode Island nears ninety two and still active, greeting well wishers from his cottage veranda.
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Father Bronte
Haworth
Charlotte Bronte
Hew AB. Nicholls
Banagher
King's County
Ireland
Jane Eyre
Thomas March Clark
Rhode Island
United States
Clark
Elastic currency debate sours over money power fears
Discussion in Minneapalia stresses that elastic currency concepts vary by interest, with Morgan lamenting Chicago loans that funded Rock Island and International Marine. The piece argues definitions mislead and legislators gain little amid fears of currency expanding for some and contracting for others.
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Mr. Morgan
Europe
Moores
Chicago
Rock Island
International Marine
Shipping Trust
Henpecked Husband Legal Reform Sought
Mountac tion New York resident William Pugsiey seeks a legal precedent to shield men from cruelty at home after his wife drove him out and a warrant was issued against him. The case raises questions about cruelty and remedies in domestic jurisprudence and will be watched closely.
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William FP. Pugsiey
Mounta Ction
N.Y
Pugeley
Pugsiey
Allante Journal
O’Neill Seeks 13 Million for Navy Ordnance Budget
Bureau of Ordnance Chief O’Neill will request 13,096,000 dollars for naval ordnance for the next fiscal year. The request comes as Washington reports millions allocated to Guna and related defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patents and Trademarks Reported for the Year
Washington reports the patent office issued 29 798 patents and 21 134 trademarks during the year. The commissioner of patents provides the autch report detailing these totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhington
Autch
Commissioner of Patents
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Pelda
Ac-Tung
Palma
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Cuba
Siercely
Igs
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Del
United Vistes
Allee
Jacob Il
Houseman
Toid
Fred
Igene A. Hopper
Daniel J. O'Connell
We Tammany
Thirty-First
San Juan
Porto Rico
American Federation
Jasor
Hunt
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Dawson
Cauta
Albert 'S Rest
Daweou
Tess
George Savers
Wuicy
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Goverment Trough Company
Brudt Dent Manufacing Co
Watertown
Wiscar
United States Cxa
Hitchenes
Ac Resdant
Mail
Monastir
Ces
Sofa
Losengrada
Baloum
Armenia
Jules Verne
Maraulee de Nieres
LABOA
Epvward
Guna
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