Voice Still for War In Greek Turmoil Across Thessaly
London reports ministers favor continuing the war with Greece as Velestino fights endure. Greek forces under Smolenski hold positions amid Turkish advances toward Pharsalos and Volo. Crete remains unsettled with officers redeployed and talks of European mediation.
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London
Hirst
Velestino
Smolenski
Crete
Thessaly
Pharsalos
Volo
Domokos
Athens
Greece
Europe
Sylitzi
Constantine
Paris
Figaro
George
Milo
Syra
Vassos
Col. Staikos
Achaia
M. Talli
Interior
M. Ralli
Constantinople
Janina
Epirus
Louros
Arta
Touros
Canes
Formal opening of the Woman's Building at Nashville exposition
The assembly hall of the Woman's Building hosted the formal opening on Monday as Mrs. W L Wirkman led the ceremony with remarks from Mrs. Charles Grosvenor and Miss Mary Temple. The event featured a prayer by Mrs. Matthew McClung and a gavel presented by Mrs. William D. Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Beautiful Woman’s Building
W. L. Wirkman
Woman’s Board
Charles N. Grosvenor
West Tennessee
Mary B. Temple
East Tennessee
Joseph Thompson
Atlanta
Kirkman
Matthew McClung
Knoxville
William D. Beard
Memphis
Reprisals Proposed in German Tariff Debate
In the Reichstag Count Von Kanitz pressed the government on the proposed United States tariff. He warned the Dingley bill would reduce American imports and harm German industry. He urged measures favoring Russian petroleum and hindering U.S. maize copper bacon hams sausages and cotton imports to protect German commerce and agriculture.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Count von Kanitz
United States
Count van Kanitz
Severe Virginia earthquake rattles several towns
Reports from Radford Roanoke Blacksburg Christiansburg Pulaski and others in southwest Virginia describe two shocks Monday around noon and 4 p m with bricks thrown from chimneys plastering falling. Movement appeared southeast to northwest and snow was noted Sunday night. Shenandoah valley remained unaffected.
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Virginia
Richmond
Saler
Radford
Pulaski
Blacksburg
Christiansburg
Roanoke
Wythesville
Fincastle
Shenandoah Valley
Removal of two civil service officials in Chicago
Mayor Harrison removed John M. Clark and Christopher Hotz from the Chicago civil service commission on charges of incompetency and neglect of duty. Adolph Kraus and ex-mayor Hempstead Washburne were appointed to succeed them after the officials refused resignations.
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Chicago
Harrison
John M.clark
Christopher Hotz
Civil Service Commission
Adolph Kraus
Clark
Hempstead Washburne
Hotz
Milarrison
Cars Lost in the Lake Off Racine During Storm
The tug Ames lost a barge loaded with Wisconsin and Michigan railroad cars during a Sunday storm. The derelict was found Monday off Racine with four cars missing and another hanging over the stern. The cars were en route to South Chicago. In Clinton Iowa, Christian Eck erlebe was sentenced to life in prison for Mina Kiel's 1896 Bellevue murder.
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Milwaukee
Ames
Wisconsin & Michigan Road
Racine
Chicago
Clinton
Christian Eckerlebe
Mina Kiel
Bellevue
Waterman
Anainosu Penitentiary
Greece Eyes War End or Mediation After War Report
In Pharsalos Min of War Tsamaros and Interior Teotoki study army condition to guide the new government on continuing the war or accepting powers mediation. Reports say a three day armistice proposal existed before Delyannis resignation, no reply yet. Prime Minister Balli plans universal conscription as Lalli urges army reorganization and stronger military naval control.
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Athens
Tsamaros
Teotoki
Pharsalos
Delyannis
M. Balli
Greece
M. Lalli
Ralli
London
Berlin
The
Daily Mail
Austria
Germany
Turkey
M. Ralli
M. Seouladis
Paris
Marseilles
Great Pittsburgh Fire Destroys Jenkins Wholesale Block
A massive blaze in Pittsburgh on Penn avenue and Liberty street destroyed three city blocks, including Jenkins' wholesale grocery, Horne's six story dry goods house, Horne's office, the Duquesne theater, and the Methodist Book Concern. Loss exceeds 3 million dollars insured. several firemen injured, with Fireman George Acheson missing and believed trapped.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas c. Jenkins
Penn Avenue
Liberty Street
Liberty
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Jenkins
Horne
Duquesne Theater
Methodist Book Concern
George Acheson
Cecil Alley
Fatal Fire in Detroit Destroys Bakery and Kills Family
A May 3 Detroit blaze destroyed a two story bakery on Chene street near Canfield avenue. Four Sinig family members escaped from the upper floors but two were badly burned. the roof collapse trapped the others who died.
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Detroit
Mich
Ihe
Chene Street
Canfield Avenue
Nicholas Sinig
Poor Man's Breakfast Table Debate by Perkins
In a Republican era Sun column, BM Perkins relays a dialogue with Congressman Dingley on the McKinley tariff. The "breakfast table" argument frames taxes on everyday items, countered by free trade critics and noted figures like Cleveland and Gorman. The piece ends with Perkins planning to consult professors Sumner and Elliott for a new free trade syllogism.
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BM Perkins
McKinley
Dingley
Jerry Simpson
Congressman Dingley
Altgeld
Tillman
Leckless Jerry Simpson
Mrs. Lease
Tennessee McMillin
Eli
Mr. Dingley
Grand Rapids
England
California
Delaware
Virginia
Cleveland
Gorman
Parnassus
All Learning
Sumner
Prof
Ellott
Iili
Tariff and Bimetallism in International Talks
The article argues against linking tariff policy to bimetallism negotiations. It says tariff barriers do not determine the bimetallic case and that strong domestic industry and a national mandate support pursuing international bimetallism on its merits. It predicts renewed prosperity as administration efforts revive American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tongland
France
Germany
United States
Washington Star
Woman Praises Dr Williams Pink Pills Cure
A Capron Ill woman describes severe fatigue dizziness and weakness and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with her recovery after a single box provided relief. She reports neighbors and her sister also benefited and notes the pills’ claim to restore blood and nerves. The ad promotes pills at 50 cents a box or six for 2 50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Belvidere
Til
W. la. de Munn
Capron
Dr. Williams
Mrs. de Munn
William
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Big Four rail route offers low Chicago to East and South fares
Notes on travel to national Baptist Young People's Union meeting via theBig Four line through Cincinnati and Louisville with connections to Chattanooga and Nashville, promising low Chicago fares and detailed contact for rates. Also ads and quips about travel, tobacco substitutes, and a theatre engagement followed by testimonials from readers.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
Cincinnati
Louisville
Queen & Crescent
Chattanooga
Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville
Mammoth Cave
Nashville
Chicago
J.C. Rucker
GN. A
H.W. Sparks
T. BP. A
Clark St
McCormick Right Hand Open Elevator replacing left hand binders
Historical note argues left hand binding harvester became outdated as McCormick introduced the right hand open elevator. It credits McCormick with practical roller bearing use since 1882 and dismisses rival claims, while criticizing aggressive marketing and urging farming readers to trust proven designs.
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McCormick
D. Gb. Perry
Noo
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
McCormicre
Harvesting Machine Company
Harvesters
McCormick Company
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Filer
Edward Berkeley
St. Louis
Edward Fairfax Berkeley
D. D
Missouri
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Episcopal Church
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Portland
Jléx
John J. Perry
New Orleans
Lake Providence
Rome
Patras
Ada Scott Rice
Woman's Board
Joseph B. Doe
Washington
Whitton
Janesville
F. Richter & Sons
F. W. Magdeburg
Menomonie Falls
Des Moines
John V. Crum
Premier Ralli
Philadelphia
Eel Ultimore
Oae
Wrens
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Ances
Nance
New York
Anaes Sear Eeres
Sasene Pentreenens A
Boston
Fearne Bar Easeene
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Pau
Minneapo
Kansas City
Elgie Feng
Western Association
Dubuque
Peoria
Rockford
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Quincy
Joseph
Burlington
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Fort Wayne Pees
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Port Banca
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Key West
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Santiago de Cuba
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Laurada
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Gomez Roberto
Navarro
Coazhoma
Miss
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Ont
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Canada
Troy
Times
Washington Democrat
Mr. Snages
North-Western
Tamne
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Josh
Uncle Josh
Detroit Free Press
Atchison Globe
McVicker's Theatre
James A. Herne
Aator
Shore Acres
Jr. Kline
Dr. Line
Archiat
Phila
Pigo
Cady
Huntington, Ind
Minnesota
Vere
Crean
Decora Bony
Texas
Omaha
DANDY
Sterling Remedy CO
Montreal
Can
Hale
Pike
Atchigon Globe
Sciatica
St. Jacobs Oil
Charity
Wagner
Charles K. Hires Co
Sona
Bat
Ll. Htone
Ganuraylininongor
Meltob Agant
Rioh
Nebraska
Hitstentad
Pomphlaton Nebrisii
Goen
Borgnes Suerte
Addreds Pope Manufacturing CO
Wabash Ava
Qhiogaqgo
Ill
Beoched
Witie Cai
Philip T. Dodge, Wahiiuton
Tam
Ayer
T.—H. R. Winpig
Buffalo
HW. Gheen
Allania
ISO
Druggiata
Men Cycle Co
Florida
Florida Homestead CO
Tampa
Yugatan
Gums
Siettaten
Arvan Aree
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