Young Turks Seize Power Over Adriople Crisis
In Constantinople the Ottoman cabinet resigns after a mass mood shift backing war to save Adrianople. Mahmud Shefket Pacha is named Grand Vizier as Enver Bey and Talat Bey steer the government through a volatile political upheaval sparked by debates over fortress Adrianople and the empire's constitutional fate.
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Shefket Pacha
Constantinople
Kiami Pacha
Méhmoud Shefket Pacha
Mahomed V
Grand Council
Adrianople
Kiarli Pacha
Adrifume
Etecan Sea
Grand Counsel
Ottoman Empire
Portland
Council of Ministers
Hele
Tripoli
Nadije
Kiamil Pacha
Mahmoud Shefket Pacha
Enverey
Porte
Mahmoud Shetket
Talat Bey
Ministry of the Interior
Feet Pacha
Talact
Adrianopole
Morning News Shocks Local Readers With Shootings
A chaotic early bulletin lists multiple violent incidents and police actions across town. Detectives shoot five suspects, a robbery and subway incident draw attention, and a wife kills herself after a domestic dispute.
Nazim Pacha shot dead by Enver Bey gunfire in Istanbul
Constantinople reports Nazim Pacha, former War Minister and Turkish army commander, was killed during antigovernment demonstrations. Enver Bey and Talaat Bey fired from the Porte, killing Nazim Pacha after a volley from his aide-de-camp. The cabinet resigned amid the revolt, but no explicit orders to halt bloodshed were issued.
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Turkish Army
Young Turks
Nazim Pacha
Porte
Enver Bey
Talaat Bey
Record price for Pearls at Paris auction sale
Paris June auction of jewelry belonging to a Parisian society woman yielded a necklace of 246 Orient pearls for 1 000 and more dollars each, surpassing all prior records. The sale highlighted the high demand for rare Orient pearls and set new price benchmarks in the market.
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Paris
Jun
Gustav Luders Dies After Sudden Apoplexy in Hotel
Composer Gustav Luders aged forty nine, renowned for comic opera and musical comedies, died suddenly of apoplexy in a hotel apartment while visiting friends. Doctor Matthew Heattie attended. coroner’s office notified. Details of his friends and circumstances remain unclear.
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Tian
Lnders
Howl Seymour
Nott West Ih Street
Westery Street
Luders
Pilsen
Broom Finds Her Brooch After Theater Mixup
Mrs Harriman dropped an expensive brooch at the Criterion last night and Mrs Robertson sweeping the box found it on the floor. She immediately handed it to the box office where Mrs Harriman while leaving reported the loss. The incident sparked kind remarks about Mrs Harriman and Mrs Robertson for their honesty and diligence.
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Broom
Oliver Harriman
No . 1
Mary Robertson
West Gil Street
Robertson
Harriman
John D Rockefeller Honors Honest Student
James Jing, a New Jersey student in Hackensack, found John D Rockefeller’s gloves and returned them by parcel post. Rockefeller’s letter thanked the boy, praising his honesty and wishing him to continue making right moral decisions.
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John D
Kefel
Building Collapse Kills Eight in McKinney Store Fire
A three story farming implement firm building in McKinney Texas collapsed into a department store after a fire. Eight people died and many more feared buried as rescuers halted at midnight. A clerk named Presley perished after suffering severe burns while pleading for help.
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Tex
Yies
Presley
Wometicccc
BOP Cs
Nanes
Governor Sulzer Tangles Over Subway Contract Row
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer blames Willcox for subway delay and fears losing renomination and New York State delegation if he sides with Hearst over Murphy. The governor insists he will act to serve the public, though his dilemma remains whether to back Hearst or Murphy in the national convention tilt.
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Murphy
Terry Albany
Sulzertos
Teante
Aibway
Wilkos
New York
York
William R. Willcox
William Sulzer
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Willcox
Star Chamber
Sulzer
Mr. Willcox
William Dolph Hearst
Ineterborough
Public Service Commission
Tammany
Shim
Alc Hiepe
New York State
Ash
Takes Poison in Theatre Ruined Jeweller Samuel Newburger
Samuel Newburger a Broadway jeweller who retired last year died by suicide with potassium at Proctor's Theatre on Dawn Street and Third Avenue. A note in his pocket identified him as Mrs Newburger's husband. She was dining at her Ne Street home when news arrived. He was fifty, penniless, and had failed to restart his business.
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Samuel Newburger
Wall Street
Proctor’s Theatre
Third Avenue
de Lman
Newburger
Ne Street
Love
Newbarker
Frank Ledwig
Bush- Wick Avenue
Brooklyn
Daniel O'Connor
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Shea, Carroll, Kaufman
Iron worker awarded 20000 damages for 1910 crane accident
A jury in Common Pleas Court awarded Carl Edsturg $20000 against Baldwin Locomotive Works after a 1910 accident on a high girders. He shielded a fellow worker as a crane dragged him by an electric current, suffering severe injuries including the loss of a foot and toes. He may receive a Carnegie medal for heroism.
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Rowearaon
Philadelphia
Dan
Common Pleas Court
Carl Edsturg
Haldwin Locomotive Works
Anidoga
Edsburs
Rdsburg
Borg
Edlsburg
Vandal damages four paintings at National Gallery
London reports a man armed with a two foot ruler attacked works in the British School gallery. Glass was smashed and four canvases were injured, including Mrs Constable and The Shore of a Lake. No arrests announced.
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London
National Gallery
Constable
S Hy Constable
Striking Waiters Riot Through Times Square Venues
Scores of hustieries appeal for protection ignite a march from the Knickerbocker to the Belmont and Waldorf hotels amid a general strike call led by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. Windows were smashed, bricks hurled, and crowds terrified as police and detectives enforce order along Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue to the Waldorf after violent demonstrations across Times Square.
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Jeanne
Regan
Knickerbocker
Times Square
Tos | Testaurante Weiso
Othe
Walters
Tietel Rector
Broadway Car 44Th Street
42D Street
Waldorf
Fifth Avenue
Great Waldorf
Governor's Son Retires From Amateur Boxing Bout
Archie Johnson son of California Governor withdraws from a six round welter bout with Ernie Clark at the Olympic Club in San Francisco. Officials cite general cancellation but family influence and parental authority are cited as the true reasons for the pullout leaving Johnson in a subdued mood.
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San Francisco
Archie Johnson
California
West
Olympic Club
Johnson
Ernie Clark
Los Angeles
Falinre
Johnson—Clark
Sacramento
Ehip
Johnna
Olympic Chub
Real Burglar Alarm At Boonton Movie House
A moving picture show in Boonton was interrupted by a burglar attack on Alma Hanna Browers, 16, at the Browers home near Fanny Bridge. She was found unconscious with a head wound as jewelry and about $50 vanished. Watchful neighbors alerted John Vanderhoof, who traveled a short distance to notify local authorities.
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Howers
John Vanderhoof
Moving Picture Theatre
Mira Hannah
Boonton
Vanderhoof
Dr Draper Seriously Ill in Albany
A brief Albany note reports Dr Draper seriously ill while connected with education and medical work. No further specifics are provided, but the terse item confirms his illness and location.
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Draper
Albany
Jan
Erith
Tennessee Elects Shields As Senator From State
Nashville January 22 The Tennessee Legislature today elected Chief Justice John K Shields of the State Supreme Court United States Senator for the term beginning March 4 Justice Shields is described as a regular Democrat and was chosen in a party line vote in the capital city.
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Tennessee
Shields
Nashville
Toam
John K. Shields
State Supreme Court
United States
Justice Shields
Fragmented OCR hints at travel and rail car ads in New York
The snippet references Aiken Augusta Florida Asheville and ta r and eles ligate forts. It mentions drawing-stateroom sleeping cars and offices on Fifth Avenue near 2nd Street. The text reads like a damaged railway or travel advertisement with nonsensical fragments.
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New York
Vie Fouthern
Oficesol
Rioters Fire On Garment Strikers In Williamsburg
One man dies at St Catherine's Hospital and dozen injured as detectives in an automobile guard clash with rioters near Forest Street Williamsburg. Two suspects are jailed for felonious assault amid a wave of arrests and an ongoing police pursuit.
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Joseph Milstein
Varet Street
Williamshore
St. Catherine's Hospital
Prioners
Frank Sampson
Automobile
West Tith Street
Manhattan
Benjamin Wilson
Bleecker Street
Sampson
Sammel Peek & Son
Forest Street
Wilkon and Son
Stagg Street
Mijlstein
Burfeind
Willacasburg
Abraham Zimmerman
Kent Avenue
South Mth Street
Yond
Myrtle Avenue
Suydam Street
Mary Grattina
Stockholm Street
Greater City
East 35Th Street
Grasie
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