A Diplomatist Plan For Turkish Throne Change
Ex-minister Andrew LD. White proposes depos ing the sultan and installing a royal family connected figure to stabilize the region. He suggests Grand Duke Alexander or King George of Groves, with European powers sharing spoils to back a new Turkish government and preserve Mediterranean stability. The British ambassador at Constantinople protects Said Pasha, a key anti-English official, amid Turkish court tensions.
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Hussk
Said Pasha
Rochester
Andrer LD. White
Russia
America
Asia Minor
wAriienia
united Europe
Europe
Alexander
Chicago
George of
Groves
Shelieya
Mr. White
France
England
Austria
seaport
Imaly
Tresta
Adriatic
Berusedt
Sireender
Ifie
Constantingaal
Vildiz palace
Philip Currie
porte
SNACHIVE
Paha
Istltan
Vel sultan
Constantinople
Said
Yildiz palace
Pera
Vienna
Murad
Constantigople
Would-be Champion Promises to Match Any Man in World
Bill Thompson, now managing Des ver Ed Smith, declares willingness to face any challenger for the title. He credits Corbett with a disputed claim and says Peter Maher stands as champion of the works while Corbett never held the title after declining Joe Goddard's challenge. Episcopal bishop Henry Yates Satterlee was elected bishop of Washington after eleven ballots with 45 votes to 10.
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Cincisvatt
Dec
Bill Thompson
Desver Ed Smith
Corbett
Peter Maher
Joe Goddard
Episcopal
Washington
Wassix@ros
Henry Yatessatterler
Calvary Episcopal Church
New York city
dies erst of
Satterlee
Mekoba
Fire devastates Marigstad business district in Sweden
A large blaze in Marigstad on Thursday afternoon spread to yesterday afternoon, destroying a business district and causing about 270000 dollars in damage. The fire left many residents homeless as the population of the town nears thirty thousand faces upheaval.
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Deo T
Marigstad
Wener
Sweden
Cousin Succeeda Superintendent Byrnes
Peter Gunlin, formerly inspector and acting chief, was appointed chief of police in New York after passing his examination with a 943.10 score out of 1000, earning 60 percent on record and seniority.
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Byrnes
New York
Deco
Peter Gunlin
lasé night
Ile
Preacher Charged with Criminal Libel in Derwart
Partion Commissioner Harry Chipman swore out a warrant for the arrest of Rev. R. J. Sergice pastor of Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian Church on a charge of criminal libel. The church is noted as one of the city’s largest congregations.
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Derwart
Partion
Harry ¥. Chipman
R. J. Sergice
Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian church
Fire at Wall Street assay office halts access
Fire in the Wall Street assay office melted oil loaded journeying rooms. A policeman forced entry, fire crews fought iron doors, fifteen allowed inside. Damage mainly belting and wiring, total near 25 million in vaults. shipment of 2.4 million not delayed. Building old from 1925.
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New York
assay
Wall street
Cros
Yale Defeats Princeton In Annual Intercollegiate Debate
Yale university representatives won the decision in the second annual debate with Princeton at Alexander Hall. The question proposed a general statewide referendum system for legislation. Yale presented stronger arguments, though Princeton delivered eloquent speeches.
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Yale
Prermietons
N. J
Yale university
Princeton
Alexander Hall
Switzerland
Princeton rae
Frightened the French Deputies in the Chamber
Paris reports a sensational scene as a stranger fired two revolver shots toward the diplomatic gallery after a debate on justice ministry badges. Electric bells rang, Vividure doors closed, and the assailant, identified as Gilbert Lenoir, was arrested.
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Paris
chamber of deputies
yester-dar
ministry of justice
Gilbert Lenoir
Chicago Moves to Host Republican Convention
Chicago raised fifty two thousand dollars to bid for the Republican national convention and will press for more at next week’s meeting in Washington. A Missouri Papalist organizer Frank Katz was attacked in the post office building by a footpad, mortally wounded, and robbed of five dollars.
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Chicago
Jeff
Washington
national committee
Raysastry
Dee f
Frank C. EL Katz
Papialist organization
Missouri
colt
Prison Life Begins After State Court Sentencing
In Jrrrenros City Ale Bee on Saturday the Karscas City Safe Deposit apa savings Dagk was sentenced to four years at the penitentiary. The state court announced the punishment, noting the defendant will begin prison life in the coming days.
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Jrrrenros City
Ale
Satrivashior
thy Karscas City
apa savings
witoec penitentiary
Lynch Granted Bail In Farnhurst Attendant Case
The court admits Michael Lynch to $5,000 bail under habeas corpus proceedings. Other accused attendants remain jailed.
Resignation of Prussian minister of interior accepted
The resignation of Baron von Koeller as Prussian interior minister was formally accepted by Emperor William. Reports also note a Kansas state official trial acquittal, Apache attacks near Fort Wing, a gas well incident near Buffalo, and a large gold withdrawal from the treasury.
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Baron von Koeller
Himperor Willians
W. G. Bird
Kansas
treasury department
Salisbury Answer Seen as Diplomatic Evasion in Venezuelan Talks
Washington debate centered on Lord Salisbury's expected reply to arbitration over Venezuela. Congress considered Britain’s stance, tariff impact, and risk of anti English sentiment. Treasury silver pay plans sparked questions on gold reserves and currency policy amid near-term adjournment.
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WASHINGTON
Lord Salisbury
United Srates
Great Britain
England
Hitty
Toith
Lord Granville
Salisbury
Venemela
cain
secretary of the treasury
treasury
Monda
Denounced Politicians on South Carolina Day Sparks Clash
Atlanta tidings report Senator Benjamin R. Tihman and Governor John Gary Evans denounced by exposition exhibitors for inflammatory South Carolina day remarks, labeled ranting demagogues and cut throats. Meanwhile 21-year-old You, Tosse Tones, hanged at Ozark for the February murder of Charles and Jesse Hibdon. Indiana farmer Charles S. Fours of Spencer county is named as father. Governor Haastlags' witness testifies as fever confines him to the executive mansion after returning from Atlanta.
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Casumoce
Charles H. Parker
Lydia Jefferson
John B. Beokie
Parker
Henkie
Mt. Carmel
Marland hospital
Baltimore
United States
crielry
Tiina
Beans
ATLANTA
Benjamin R. Tihman
John Gary Evans
South Carolina
Thureny
Ozark
Jones
Charles
Jesse Hibdon
Logan county
Charles S. Fours
Spencer county
Ind
HARRAUURG
Thee
lastings
Corumpina
Prince Graham
Jason Blake
William Fraser Scorchaw
Hampton
W. R. Mears
Willian
Blake
lfe
Tom Peterson
Moseley
Detective's Tribulations and Absconder Chase
A German detective in Sioux City hunts evidence for the Bob Roberts case and ties to a rustling ring while facing a web of charges across South Dakota. Separately, Lewis of Urbana is pursued by Ralph Craigford as Cincinnati banks reveal forged bonds and potential global flight risks. Also, executions and lynchings unfold in South Carolina and nearby counties as multiple condemned men confess.
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Stock City
John Von Miller
Bob Rucobs
Harase
Sioux City
Koesbs
Tyla Miller i
isi sabof
tas fisthorities
callen
South
tai
South Dakota
Lince
Rew hess
Kneebs
Germany
hin
mesbel
Sena
Lewis
Urbana
Ralph Craigford
Cincinnati
Ttis
bing
Volcanic eruption reported near New Meranico in Santa Fe
Tas Cruces reports San Auastios peak forty miles west of town erupting. Dave Kinz and Lige Davis heard a distant explosion and saw a large object hurled high followed by steam and ash. Mr Bergerol visited the site and found debris fed by heat, steam venting from the ground hindering full inspection.
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New Meranico
Santa Fe
Dee Tie
Tas Cruces
San Auastios peak
Murderous Apaches Rampage Near San Carlos Agency
Latest reports from the vicinity of the San Carlos agency Arizona indicate the Apache outbreak is of grave importance. Four white men were found yesterday in the lower Gila valley near Phoniss previously abandoned by U S troops. Forty miles from Ash Springs where the Merrills were killed. It is believed a different party of Indians may be involved.
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San Carlos agency
Arizona
Gila valley
Phoniss
United States
Ash Springs
Merrills
ind hers bend
Mail the Elopers Arrested
Aiton, p. 70, Deu TRiehwed Ram sell's wife went to her Torrmer bony in Cedar Rapids, In. for a visi, some two months sure, taking her young son with her. About a month ago Jarsi Wall, of Cedar Ramis, left his witch and child and eloped with Mars. Raumsell. List Batter aay she telegraphied from Nashville, Lenn., to her father, Johte Baker, for money. Baker gave the telegram to Ruamsell, who started Cardy Monday t morning, and wires today bhistle has wl both Walt and Mes, Stemnsell arrested.
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Elopers
Aiton
Deu TRiehwed
Ramsell
Torrmer bony
Cedar Rapids
visi
Jarsi Wall
Cedar Ramis
Mars
Raumsell
Nashville
Lenn
Johte Baker
Baker
Ruamsell
Walt
Mes
Stemnsell
Vopatista May Nominate All Delegates for National Convention
St Louis deputy T-Chairman Bozelle of the People's party state executive committees prepares arrangements for a commandatinos for delegates to the national convention. Bozelle says Senator WAL Aven of Nebraska will likely be nominated for president amid the Omaha platform readopted. Governor Altgeld pardons Donald H L Chapman and Simon McNally of Chicago for election frauds, citing concerns over Cook County unanimity in partisan juror selection. Captain Isaac Bassett near death, illness worsens, danger of death looming for the Senate’s veteran assistant doorkeeper.
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Vopatista
St Louis
Bozelle
People's party
hedel acommandatinos
WAL Aven
Nebraska
Onwiha
Sprmsatieno
Dee
Altgald
Dounald HL Chapman
Simon McNally
Chicago
Cook county
Basacth
WasHINeTos
Isaac Bassett
senate
Commercial Day 3M Depew Heads Jay Treaty Celebration
Dr Chauncey M Depew outlines Commercial Day events in New York to honor the Jay Treaty linking American commerce. Speakers include Senator William Frye and Don M Dickinson as celebrations aim to unify industry and public schools with resolutions and meetings across business centers.
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Chauncey
New York
Delfonica
comercial
grand
John Jay
W. Fairchild
William P. Frye
Onreliant Marine
Don M. Dickinson
Charles F. Taylor
Horace Porter
Delfonico
Jay
Washington
congress
oratera
United States
Absconding City Solicitor and Noted Shortage Case
Absconding city solicitor Wiros Allegmas eludes officers as investigations reveal extensive shortages. His property is levied and debts are numerous while details of his wife and personal affairs remain unsettled. A legal notice outlines revenue act implications and related charges amid ongoing hearings in Pennsylvania.
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Wiros
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