Greeks and Turks clash in Crete warfronts and ships
Reports from Athens Canea and London describe Greek forces under Colonel Vassos advancing on Crete with insurgent battalions and Turkish garrisons resisting. foreign fleets warn Greeks to avoid attacks while preparing for possible occupation and political moves toward union with Greece. More troops sail from Piraeus as international pressure mounts.
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Salonika
Trebizonde
Annexation Sought Again in Hawaii Steamer Dispatch
Honolulu reports William Smith Attorney-General departs for Washington to negotiate annexation with full authority. He travels with instructions to accept annexation without conditions, signaling cabinet unity after long cabinet disputes over terms. Annexation talks expected to intensify as Smith meets Minister Hath in Washington.
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MTS
Honolulu
San Francisco
William ©. Smith
Dole
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Smith
United States
American Congress
Kansas Legislators In a Riot in Topeka House
In Topeka Kansas February 17 the Kansas House nearly erupted into a riot as Republicans and Populists clashed over a calendar revision and two-thirds rule. The sergeant at arms failed to quell the disturbance and a voice vote carried adjournment despite Republican protests. The scene recalled the legislative wars of 1881.
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Toparar
Topeka
Kan
House of Representatives
Shenker
Weilip
Rolleall
Seton Ad Ee Nen
Lamp Trust Promises National Price Regulation Plan
A new gigantic lamp trust aims to regulate incandescent lamp prices across the country. J H Mothenhamel, president of the Columbia Inandescent Lamp Company, promotes the pool with companies including General Electric, Westinghouse, and firms in Warren Ohio Cleves Union and Chicago. The agreement requires each member to deposit funds with the West Anghouee Company treasurer.
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Warren
Ohio
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Unie
Springfenl
Mass
Chicago
West- Anghouee Company
Pennsylvania Legislator Shot in Philadelphia Parade
Lincoln Roberts, a Philadelphia legislator from the first district, was shot in the hip while at his doorway during a Quay faction parade celebrating yesterday's victory. William Reed, a Quay leader, was arrested and scheduled for a hearing next Tuesday, Roberts unable to attend due to injuries.
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Lincoln Roberta
Loislature
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Roberts
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Republican Party
Quay
William Reed
Matetrate
Rattan Manufacturers Unite in Consolidation Plan
At a February 1 meeting in Toston, Wakefield and Heywood Brothers & Co. vote to consolidate under a new Wakefield Heywood group with 8,000,000 capital, 4,001,000 in 6 percent preferred stock and 4,000,000 common stock. The move ends duplication of rattan plants and offices, aiming to control U S rattan goods pricing. old Wakefield officers stay, stock to be listed on the Histon Stock Exchange. Chicago reports officials deny a trust, saying two firms seek efficiency, not collusion. The consolidation would unify rattan manufacturing with Heywood, Wakefield, and partners, erasing rival branches.
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Meywood Brothers & Junior
Mare
Melrwood
Wakefield Company
Heywood & Morrill Reitan Pany
Chico
Heywoodrolerd & Co
Wekefield
Hot & Vote
Boston
Frm
Stork
Ampany
Chicago
Heywood Brothers & Co
Wakefield Rattan Company
Electrified Elevates Motion Aims at Manhattan Lines
A Manhattan Railway Company committee heard William Franstell report on Chicago electric rail success. He urged rapid switch from steam to electricity for the Second Avenue line, with cost and savings estimates to follow. Westinghouse and a special directorate committee oversee plans while gas lighting tests proceed on Sixth Avenue cars.
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William J. Franstell
New York
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ow-York
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Russell Sage
Sage
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George Westinghouse, Jr
Ripid Transit Commission
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Robert M. Gallaway
Maron 1
Sixth-ave, Inc
Harlem River
Division 106
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
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Third-ave
Cable Road
Child crushed under Broadway cable car death
Four year old Michael Mulisel of 30 Thompson Ave was killed instantly when his father lost hold of his hand as they crossed in front of cable car No 9 on Broadway near Grand St. The boy was dragged under the car. the father fainted at the scene as onlookers restrained the gripman. The boy was taken to Mulberry Street station and then to the morgue.
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Thompson
Grandst
Joseph
Peman Flanagan
Howell C. Morgan
No, US Columbus
Mulberry St
Ferryboat crash at slip leads to injuries and signaling dispute
A Hoboken Ferry Line boat slammed into its slip at Burleaby yesterday morning. Pilot and engineer failed to respond to signals, causing a wreck of the forward superstructure and injuring two passengers. The ship backed out to let passengers ashore and went to Hoboken for repairs. The incident is attributed to signaling problems between pilot and engineer.
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Charles Henaon
TS Hulton
Jersey
Hoboken Petty Line
England and the Treaty No Objections to Exemption Provisions
Washington reports that Secretary Olney secured from Lord Salisbury a favorable view of amendments to the general arbitration treaty. Correspondence with Mr Bayard shows Salisbury indifferent to key changes, including the exclusion of questions affecting foreign or domestic policy from arbitration, with no protest to Monroe Doctrine matters. Bayard's replies indicate Salisbury sees the main amending points as acceptable overall.
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England
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United States
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Morgan
Big Cotton Mills Run On Full Time Amid Curtailed Production
In Providence Rhode Island February Pontine Mills and the B. H. and R. Knight Company began to run on full time yesterday with the brewhery at the same place operating a sixty hour bar. The curtailment scheme is expected to unfold across the industry in the coming months as negotiations expire. Carnegie and Illinois Steel report rail orders totaling about 300 thousand tons in St. Louis with extensive purchases for extensions and renewals. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway leads orders with 1.5 million tons from Carnegie and Illinois Steel, amid rising prices. An attachment placed on the steamer Bermuda as U.S. authorities enforce neutrality rules after a dispute over advances with a New York firm. Cuban War Secretary faces fallout as political tensions rise.
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John D. Hart
Berma
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