Powers Steel Resolve as Turkey Crisis Deepens
The Mahgre Armenian outrages trigger Western powers to curb the sultan. Britain France Italy and Austria join in a united stance at Yildiz Palace amid reports of grand vizier removal and military mobilizations. A conference to decide Armenia's fate and the empire’s future appears imminent as ships mass in the Mediterranean.
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Jomna
Armenia
Dardanelles
Great Britain
Levant
Tarkey
Guy
Austria
Italy
Armonde
Abdul
Tamgd
Bedtan
Piikrt
Yildiz
An- Polncia
Bullsbury
Thoko
Nas Nos
Casa
Rofone
Byona
Ugul Avon
Amon
Jesus Powers
France
Tims
Wmcial Gazette
Habri Pech
Thils
Pulip Currie
Datel Pasive
Gasette
Allmaia
Permonia
Tha P Sultan
Woo
Whamall Pasta
United States
Ministre
Mickey
Alexander W
Terrell Beneathy
Vali
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Aleppea
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Gaertn
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Ite
Dorrall
Permuiseiun
Guondjam
Nit
Seun
Correll
Guoudjiam
Constantinople
Dorval
Juaven Nuria
Pittsburg
Boyelu
Detti
Willam A. Sadtle
New York
Kiamil Pasha
Kiamil Pashia
Haji Rifat
Kiamil Pasta
Alappo
Iho Kiami
Attairs
Lois
von li
Adyteas
Sivas Tall
Astati
Tuckoy
Atrocious dare ends in uproar at Greek cafe riot
A chaotic scene unfolds in Constanti nople as a dispute erupts inside a Greek cafe. Patrons applaud, then clash as a crowd sides with ethnic tensions, leading to vandalism and a dramatic display involving a silver object and cargo damage. Police arrest a person during the confrontation reported by Fy Hopkinson.
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Mahmoud
Boueia
Ho Hyatanidaes
Constantinopla
Fy Hopkinson
A Gambler's Conversion via Prayer and Guidance
An aged Christian teacher recounts how a young gambler, unable to quit betting, yielded to daily prayer offered at the stroke of the clock. The teacher’s persistent, hopeful prayers lead the man to abandon the saloon and embrace gospel truth, showing the power of faith.
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Crosskey
Christian Horald
Sallon
Eye Shapes and Eye Habits in Nineteenth Century Thought
The text surveys eye types and behavior as clues to mind and sanity, noting near or far sighted glasses, eyelid traits, tears, and iris visibility as indicators. It references ethnicity and antiquated theories of physiology, linking eye appearance to temperament and mental state with dated phrasing.
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Titoley
Hanbeth
Mahia
Jon
Eleas
Poldstioit
Turbulent Cuban Struggles Narrated by 19th Century Observer
The article recalls Cuban resistance against Spanish rule, citing revolts around 1885 and the 1840s clashes, Marti era governance, and U.S. Polk’s stance on the island. It notes cruelty to natives, reform promises, and the role of Narciso Lopes amid ongoing insurgent actions and press turmoil.
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Spain
Havana
Matanzas
Marti
Polk Oarod Spala
Cubi
United States
Pati
Cep
Narcise Lopes
Elimi
Lady fashions with velvet coats and satin gowns of 19th century style
The article describes ladies wear featuring pocket laps with velvet or cloth coats, directoire gowns, velvet skirts paired with dyed couta outfits, and delicate chiffons. It highlights colors such as green and chestnut brown, and mentions accessories like yellow suede vests and mousseulie de soie trims.
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Directoire
Royal Line
Siowich
Geowlag
Samatien
Drunkenness Tallys Across Britain Ireland and Europe
The New York Medical Times cites figures on prison and crime linked to drink. It states 145000 people go to prison annually in Great Britain and Ireland, with 440 drunkards, 112000 men and 44000 women among them. It also claims 3004 women murdered in the UK since January 1 1691 by drunken husbands, and 80000 criminals in German prisons including 14000 for crimes while intoxicated.
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New York
Great Britain
Ireland
Aien
United Kingdom
London Hospital Census and Pledges From City
The report notes 1 095 270 people in the city, with one third seeking free medical care. It mentions a Private Christian Temperance Hotel ad and London pubs restricted from serving police without officer approval. A woman appeared in police court for serving both a sergeant and a constable while on duty, claiming prior permission.
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Almios
Herale
London
Christ’s Kingdom
Christian Temporance
Miss Anthony on Matrimony
Susan B Anthony argues that a woman who supports herself can propose to the man she loves regardless of leap year. She asserts a working wife can also take care of a husband if needed and should not be dependent on male proposals.
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Miss Anthony
Susan GB
Anthony
French fashion pioneers new bustled petticoat trend
The article describes a Fiji Island style petticoat with two large ruffles and embroidered trim in burgundy, creating a voluminous silhouette. It notes waste-coverage changes, the impact on figure lines, and skepticism from physical culture enthusiasts about the drastic alteration of waists and skirts.
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Fiji Island
Beast
Mawel Ruffy
Chester
Amateur Enameling Methods for Cloisonne Imitation
The article describes do it yourself cloisonne style pottery techniques using ready made pottery vases, prep steps for shaping and smoothing, resin-like paints, and metal powders to create raised designs. It notes copper bronze and gold hues, and mentions tools, pigments, and finished decorative items including spoons and enameled accoutrements.
Pen Names and Pseudonyms Across Literary Figures
An exploration of numerous authors and public figures who used pen names. It lists Harriet M Bradley Marion Harland M Virginia Terhune and many others with their chosen aliases and notable works, noting patterns in their nom de plume choices.
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Marietta
Harriet M. Bradley
Marion Harland
Hunt
Rey Losined
Withinston
Max Adgier
Clues Heher Clink
Cliumacias
Ander Mey
Jatian Verpiaies
Hie
Nano
Hency
Faye
Tadey
Muryel
Donati Mitchell
George Willian Curtis
Thaiathy
Wily
Timothy
Schoelling
Charles Tesitith
Barry Caynwall
Broesay
Barry
Robert Sowhey
Espriella Atyuray
Bala
Thoughts from Oumas on Faith and Will in Life
A fragmented meditation on philosophy, faith, and will. It contrasts love, charity, and duty with reflections on darkness and light, suggesting that belief shapes perception and action. The prose intertwines religious imagery with lectures on virtue and introspection.
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Firbaranes
Agather
Sie
Smadler
Fragmented Mental Geography Of Life Journey
The passage describes a poetic map of life with a largest river named Vine Pho and places like Vesberniiy Thiet Wighewt and Success. It equates water supply to guidance and casts life as a desert called Life, enriched by Hope Ambition Love Charity and Home as ultimate refreshment for travelers on the journey.
Fact list says 100000 islands scattered across oceans
The piece notes about one hundred thousand islands scattered over the oceans and mentions the life of a locomotive about fifteen years with earnings around B20,000. It adds a sparrow hawk flies at roughly 140 miles per hour and a trolley from Cairo to the pyramids could replace donkey or camel transport.
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Larga
Snall
Cairo
Pyramids
Mother Hubbard Gown Described For Tiny Maids
A simple little Mother Hubbard gown for children features soft woolen fabrics India silks surah and crepon. Skirts are hemmed or finished with bias velvet ribbon or lace. Brown crepon with brown silk trim and large square collar completed by edging insertions.
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Thia Simpla
Mother Hubbard
Radical Spring Fashions Stir Women's Wardrobes
Fashion notes from Paris inspire a drastic spring 1914 look with hoop skirts large bustles and oversized collars. Bustles and hip pads dominate silhouettes while tight sleeves and long coats shape the new vogue, with hats bonnets and jabots completing the era's dramatic style.
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Paris
Antoinette
Watson
Mall
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