Peace conference ends as European powers press Turkey
The London peace talks collapse after Balkan delegates urge action in Constantinople. Turkish sentiment churns with troops wary of Young Turk leadership while European powers deploy naval pressure at the Dardanelles. Germany warns against Turkish possessions in Asia as calls for a decisive settlement grow urgent.
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Turkey
Mahmoud Shetket
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Hyer Augtela
Baroy Prneo
Flrnormant
Neage
Europe
Traly
Tripoli
Reohadha
Bulgariac
Harvard
Armintie Nut
Rechad Pasha
Peter
Asia
Germany
Germty
Baron His von v
Asia Minor
Pote
Amy Casa
Mac Trapani
Turkesa
Macnate Joann de Panaviedtl
Austro-Himgartia
Dean Oll
Prelates to Attend Revenue of First Puerto Rico Diocese
Cardinal Bartay of New York and Archbishop Black of New Orleans will participate in a February ceremony marking the 60th anniversary of the first Catholic diocese in the New World. They will be joined by BishopSORTS of Little Rock and Bishop Gunn of Natchez, with other prelates from the United States and foreign countries expected.
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San Juan
Porto -Rico
Ian
Bartay
New York
Gatbishop
New Orleans
Sorts
Little Rock
Ark
Gunn
Natches
Miss
Java Beer
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Luli
Baltimore
U.S
Probe into P O Department activity in campaign scope
Washington June 29 An investigation into alleged activity of the post department in President Harrison's campaign is planned as an early Senate expenditures committee focus. The resolution extends the committee's authority to cover the campaign through November 5 with witnesses from parties summoned to testify about spending and political activities.
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Washington
Ratt
Senate Campaten
Senate
Clapp
Clapp, Chairman of the Tnvoatlsating
Womeistec
Eiing
Westmaster
Hitcheork
Charles D. Hities
Astha
Quiet violence erupts at Rankin wire plant riot
At Rankin wire plant near Pittsburgh last night a fatal clash left one man dead and twelve injured as guards and strikers battled for an hour within two blocks. Police and deputy sheriffs, armed with revolvers and rifles, faced rioters firing revolvers and throwing stones. The riot ended when officers withdrew behind the mill fence. The incident echoes a 1892 steel strike history across the Monongahela River from Homestead.
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Pigteburgh, Pay
Sree
Wire Company
Bach
Toulny Tor
Clic
Pol
Aymipa
Sulkerd
Rankin Plant
George Kerley Wig
Don Wes Shariffs
Gan ‘Bo
Mitt
Monongahela
Homestead
Uawkins Avenue
Hawsielway
Suffragists Reject Olive Branch Parade Offer in D C
In Washington D C women silica leaders held a street meeting urging President Taft to grant a holiday on March 1 to allow clerks to abstain from the suffragist parade. The suffragists refused any participation in the broader pageant and committeemen said marchers would keep to their March 2 parade.
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Washington, D. C
Taff
Ohio Society banquet to hear farewell from President Tutt
Efforts to honor Tutt with a farewell address at the Ohio Society banquet in Wallington include Speaker Clark Representative Cannon and Senator Pomerens among others. The theme centers on The Rainbow Comes Down in Ohio and recalls the Corn Boys visit to the cap Ital.
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Barewell
Waslington
Wallington
Tan
Presi_dent Tutt
Ohio Society
Ohio
Ohio “Corn Boys
Cap
Clark
Cannon
Pomerens
Burton A
MOK Loy
Hirdll
Suffragettes Sentenced to Prison and Riot Clashes
Militant suffragists led by Mrs Drummond and thirty others receive fourteen day jail terms after a Bow Street hearing for hunger strikes and protests against David Lloyd George. Protests spread across Whitehall and central London with smashed windows, arsonous acts, and numerous arrests amid police clashes.
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Londas
Jun
Bowetrese
Mauilroad
Gevernment
Eqncellor
Exchequer
David Liogil George
Gurlaniant
Pole
Lockypur Street
Oxford
Regent
Len
Parliament Wilding
Trafalgar Square
Pallea
Gompers Denounces Forced Arbitration
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, denounced compulsory arbitration. He spoke at the civic federation annual meeting in New York, arguing workers oppose arbitration proposed by the New York legislature.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Civic Federation
Wy. Gompers
Hing
New York
Congress in Session Faces Taxation and Public Works Debates
Amid tight schedules Congress convened with bills on taxation, infrastructure funding, and agricultural committee reforms. Leaders debated a $12,000,000 appropriation for state buildings while shipping and interstate commerce issues drew attention.
Invasion of State Court Domain Hit
Chicago judge Landis denounces federal intrusion into state court affairs while ruling on a habeas corpus petition. He warns against a US judge annulling state legislative acts and asserts state courts must provide relief within lawful channels.
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Chicago
Diguriet
Iundis
Nasipo
Mlingis
Landis
United States
Predict a Break in Illinois Deadlock
Springfield Illinois after six ballots in the speaker ship deadlock in the lower house effort to break the impasse continued with aides signaling a possible compromise. On the 72nd ballot twelve votes went to William McKinley Gemowat of Chicago who was discussed as a potential compromise candidate. John J Ran Democrat then withdrew, and the session recessed until four pm.
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Springfield
My Tin
Thay
Wm, iMcKinley
Gemowat
Chicago
John J. Ran
Delaware's Democrat Wins U S Senate Seat in Conclave
Dover Delaware January report states Democrat Tan Willard Saulsbury elected to replace late Senator Harry Richardson. Legislature members conferred last night after holding out for county influence. In Kansas Topeka January 20 Democrat William H Thompson elected to succeed Charles Curtis in a near unanimous vote.
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Dover
Del
Tan
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
Harry Richardson
Saulsbury
U.S
Wln
Hola
Mr. Soulsbary
Aiving Bi Votus
Elace
Sauls- Lury
Rubinson
Davis
Oph T. Robinson
United States
Taff Davis
Ameuigas
Thompson
Topeka
Kan
William, H. Thompson
Garden City
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Russia experiments on farm machinery in 1912 drive self sufficiency
St. Petersburg Jan 2 Extensive test of agricultural implements by the Ast on department of agriculture ended the season of 1912 to reduce Russian dependence on American makers. Over 1000 tools from Canada and Europe were tested. many withstood varied conditions and could be produced in Russia. The report is sent to provincial societies and local governments to promote substitutes for American machinery, which currently holds about 72 percent of the market.
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St. Petersburg
Aston Department of Agriculture
Canada
Russia
Department of Agriculture
Noonerative
Gor
Burlingon Man Arrested On White Slave Act Writ
Burlington Is Jan 29 Charles Johnson was taken to Ottumwa by a U S Marshal on a federal warrant charging him with violating the Mann white slave act. His wife had him arrested for desertion and he in turn had her arrested for adultery. She now accuses him of forcing her into houses of ill repute in Peoria Gutenberg and Monmouth. Th Lip spoon is yore old ind Lites in Realista.
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Burlington
Charles Johnson
Oltamwa
U. S
Jdardy
Johnson
Peoria
Gutenburg
Monmouth
Closed season for seals endorsed amid fraud allegations
A Washington committee report endorses a five year closer seal season for the Pribilof Islands. It accuses the North American Company of killing female seals and pups and urges action against its sureties for a $500,000 bond. The inquiry ties Isaac Liebes and partners to false affidavits and depredations on government fur resources, with recommendations to seek redress from Russia to rectify damages.
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Washington
D. C
Tan
Pribilof Islands
House
Northaneries Commercit
D. Ogden
Mille
Stephen B. Biking
Isaac Liebes
Comepany
Engskac
Lewis
Frau
Liebes
Associac
Tsaac Liebes
I. St. D. Peirre
Limited
Ad D. H. Townsend
Bureau of Dsheries
Magne Tribunal
United States
Russia
C. T
Hownsend
Talent Falls Short of Ideals in Tragic Death
New York January 23 Bereess Diekieos a gifted music student was found dead at the bottom of a sixth floor window in a Washington Square apartment house. His brother Howard Dickinson district attorney says he vanished in a personal crisis, while the coroner records death by own action. Diekieos, 28, son of Rev. H Dickinson of Buffalo, was Yale Scientific School graduate of 1907 and was praised for musical promise and ongoing research work.
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New York
Bereess Diekieos
Washington Square
Howard Garter Dickinson
Milan
Dickinson
H. Dickingon
North Presbyterian Church of
Buffalo
Yale Scientific School
Iowa publishers in session at capital
Des Moines hosts Iowa Associated Divs at capital with editors from a dozen papers present. P Adler of Davenport Times, time president, and Lafayette Young Jr of Des Moines Capital attend. Des Moines publishers host luncheon. Greater Des Moines committee plans dinner. Sessions continue through Thursday.
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Des Moines
Tan
Iowa Associated Divilies
Thia Alternzoon Aid Pevedie
Mg. P. Adler
Davenport
Timea
Lafayette Young, Jr
Incheon
Des Moines Graub
Third Advance in Crude Oil Prices Boosts Western Fields
HIRD ADVANCE FOR Ol announces crude oil prices rising to 2.26 in Pennsylvania with regional hikes at Mercer Black New Castle Corning Cabell Somerset and Ragland. Producers forecast renewed activity in Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia as Hopeful margins improve. At Independence Kansas the Prairie Oil and Gas Co raises crude by two cents per barrel.
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Presburch
Pennsylvania
Mercer Black
New Castle
Corning
Cabell
Somerset
Ragland
Astern Ohio
West Virginia
Independence
Kab
U S CLOSES IN THE STEEL TRUST SUIT
New York city government closes in on dissolving United States Steel Corporation with testimony shifts planned after noon. Iron ore expert Nelson testifies the Steel corp paid too high prices for ore leases, cross examined by Kellogg for Hil resources trustees. Nelson notes 1907 ore lease rates near 0.40 a ton versus Hil territory 0.85. 1909 1910 leases reach 1.35 a ton by independents.
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New York
SY. Dan
United States Steel Coreporation
Tortha Steel Corporation
Hey
P. H. Nelson
Steal Corporation
Frederick R. Kellogg
Nelson
Lake Superior
Hil
Stell Corporation
Sundries Schedule Before Committee Briefing the Tariff Debate
Washington hearings on the Payne Aldrich tariff schedule review the sundries items and the income tax prospects. Democratic leaders in the Ways and Means Committee push for an income tax source and contemplate extending the corporation tax as part of revenue. the wool and other verticals face continued democratic opposition to protectionism.
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Washington, D.C
Leste
Congress
Hundy
Tennessee
Committee On
Hult
New Jersey
Wyoming
New Mexico
West Virginia
Florida
Health officials debate orange imports from frost damaged groves
Chicago reports 2% train cars of oranges arriving from California as frost bitten groves trigger health checks. Inspector James McCarthy remains at home and cannot say when he will return to duties. None of the four cars sold that afternoon as authorities decide whether the fruit should be held.
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Korea
Chicago
U, Ma
California
James McCarthy
Health Department
Igil
Weather Summary With Light Snow Expected
Fair tonight and Thursday with unsettled and warmer conditions in the extreme east. Muscatine reported 24 degrees at 8 a.m. River stage at Muscatine is 4 feet 2 inches. Sunrise is 7:06.
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Muscatine
Ff Olclonk Ma
Whitney Bill Passes Strengthens Sheriff Pay
Iowa House passes Whitney measure to fix sheriff compensation for feeding prisoners. Fight over school question delayed as Dixon and Atkinson clash. Senate approves two bills on sinking fund, charter city membership, daylight closing bills advance. tax levy proposed for permanent road funding. tax commission to answer questions this session.
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Senate
Pavernale
Des Moines
Rioux County
Dixon
Sac
Atkinson
Butler
Ftate Board of Education
Cunningham
Caac
Thc
Soffer
Eask
Aser
Klay
Sions
Mir
U. S. Cas
LU. S
House of Representatives
Benmen
van Buren
Ring of Linn
Truite Yauer
Keokuk
Wammen
Whitney
A. G. Whitney
State House
Senate Committee On Rules
George W. Clarke
Perkins
Delaware
Mattes
Control
Iowa
the Ottumwa Commercial Association
Webber
Wapello
Hilsinger
Jackson
Mississippi River
Heay Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Carroll
House and
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