Nazim Pacha Shot During Istanbul Demonstration
Constantinople reports Nazim Pacha died after disputing with demonstrators at the Grand Vizierate. Enver Bey and other Young Turk leaders involved in the unrest, official statements describe a regrettable incident. Ministers released, tensions rise as Turkey weighs war prospects and Adrianople fate amid allied Powers.
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Constantinople
Nazim Pooh
Grand Visierate
Enver Bey
Young Turk Party
Grand Vislerate
Pafiz Bey
Sheik-ul-Islam
Nazim
Unioniss
Agin
Kiamil Pacha
Pathe Bey
Tahar
Monastir
Pacha
Turkey
Europe
Turke
Adrianople
Walters' Strike Cripples Hotels Across the City
Morning edition reports a broad hotel shutdown following Walters' strike action. The disruption hits lodging markets, with services curtailed and guests facing shortages. City officials weigh contingency plans as unions pressure management for concessions.
Women at poker raid nets three arrests in West 107th Street
Inspector Dwyer and detectives arrested two hosts, Mrs. Alice Merrill and Robert & Roberts, after a raid on an upscale West 107th Street apartment where three women and seven men played poker for high stakes. Several attendees were identified and released. one man described as a well known lawyer remained unnamed.
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Artil
Inid Street
Armetroy Nul Sutter
Wert
Ted Ay Tost
Sultan Deposed Report In European Capitals
London and Paris report that Sultan Mahomed V of Turkey was dethroned and the Ottoman republic proclaimed though no confirmation exists. Cherif Pacha, ally of Khumil and Nozin Pacha, said the Crown Prince would succeed him and predicted the fall of Constantinople and a looming counter revolution.
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Mahomed V
London
Ramon
Paris
Berlin
Turkey
Cherif Pacha
Khumil Pacha
Nozin Pacha
Mahmoud Sehefker Puchi
Cherif
Costantinople
Alfonso May Visit U.S. This Summer
Reports indicate King Alfonso of Spain may travel to the United States next summer if the political situation allows. The idea grew after a War Minister's son visited the U.S., and Spanish officials are weighing the king’s desire. During talks with Behler Azcarate, Alfonso noted he is considering an American continental visit.
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Spain
Ocean
London
Alfonso
United States
Behler Azcarate
Spanish
Chamber of Deputies
Diamonds Found in Waste Bale at Cornwall Paper Mill
Workers sorting waste at a Cornwall Ontario paper mill recovered diamonds valued in the thousands from a bale sent from New York days earlier. Several rings were among the items found. The rural jeweller assessed the property value high, noting the unusual discovery amid other debris.
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Cornwall
New York
Bonds Found Hidden in State Treasury After 64 Years
Springfield Jan 24 State Treasurer Mitchell uncovered four bonds each for 17000 in the state treasury vaults dating to July 1865. The bonds ceased drawing interest about thirty years ago and remain there until a rightful possessor proves ownership. Signed by Governor Aug French, they were not claimed before his death.
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Springfield
Wic
Willan Ean
Mitchell
French
Tile
Pensioned Turkey Trots Roddenberg Slams Pension Chief
Washington January 24 Rep Roddenberg accused James L Davenport Commissioner of Pensions of luxury and waste, claiming he rides in a limousine drinks champagne and trots a turkey while drawing a pension. He charged Davenport reversed pension decisions after Roosevelt’s letter and boasted of a Memphis battle that history shows never occurred.
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Washington
James L. Davenport
Roddenberg
Davenport
Theodore Roosevelt
Georgia
Memphis
Austin
Feddenberg
No Ice Cream for Cadets at Naval Academy
The Trioninet Annapolis consigns confectionery to the cadets with an order issued by the commandant to stop ice cream service today.
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Triounet Ammpolis
Naval Academy
Subway Changes at Last Accepted and Protest
Merchants and civic leaders urge Governor Sulzer to retain Willcox and resist actions delaying transit plans. After days of conferences, public service officers signaled progress on dual system contracts, with Governor Sulzer urged to avoid delays and keep Willcox in office to push signing before Willcox’s term ends.
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Sulzer
Willcox
Queens
Public Serevice Commission
E- Unite
Pha
Evences
Antzer
Public Service Commission
McAneny
Board of Entimate
Tiek
Public Service
Exewa
Tiyaday
Lnard
Public Service Commissioners
Frane Lynde Stetson
J.P. Morgan & Co
Morgan O'Brien
Horough
Prendergast
Archibald R. Watson
Offic
Interborough Company
Jeter
Daw
J. Sergeant Cram
Merchants’ Association
Elyle
Commercial
Tribune
Albany
Maurice
Connolly
Borough of
Ines
Fire Routs Students No Money Trust Hearings Ends
Washington audit of the money trust claim ends as Morgan firm denies existence of a money trust. Davison and Untermyer clash over banking control while Hill and Hine testify on securities ties among Morgan First National and National City banks. Fire destroys Callanan dormitory at Cazenovia Seminary, forcing 175 male students to flee and 100 women to evacuate from nearby Eddy Hall.
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Washington
Jan
Henry P. Davison
J.P. Morgan & Co
Ue House
Money Trust
Davison
Morgan & Co
Samuel Untermyer
James J. Hill
Northwest
Mr Davison
Robert Windsor
Kid Peabody & Co
Gardner M. Higginson & Co
Hine
Syracuse
Callanan Ral
Cazenovia Seminary
Cazenovia
Eddy Hall
Jails Millionaire Autoist Sentenced in Cambridge
James H. Horsfall millionaire club man of Lowell was sentenced by Middlesex Superior Court in East Cambridge to six months in jail for reckless operation of an automobile. In the November 11 incident between Tewksbury and Woburn he struck Ruth Kittredge, causing her death the following day. He was found guilty on counts of reckless operation and damage, acquitted on intoxication, with a £300 fine and appeal noted.
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Boston
Dan
Chase
Middlesex
East Cambridge
James H. Horsfall
Lowell
Horsfall
Tewksbury
Woburn
Ruth Kittredge
House of Correction
Anti seasick bed promoted by princess aboard Majestic
A bed designed to remain level on a ship was brought to port on the White Star Majestic from Southampton. Inventor Lady Anne Savile Princess of Loewenstein Wertheim claims it wards off seasickness if used constantly, though she did not test it herself during the voyage. Captain Kelk of the Majestic reports shipboard sailors did not seasick. the crew would likely have escaped mal de mer anyway. The princess, widow of Prince Loewenstein Wertheim Freudenberg, seeks further testing and promotion of her device.
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Majestic
Southampton
Anne Savile
Loewenstein-Wertheim
John B. Kelk
The
Mal-De-Mer
Hughes Massie
Ludwig Karl Loewenstein- Wertheim-Freudenberg
Philippines
Earl Mexborough
Snow Buries Mile of Track in Cascade Slide
Windy Point in the Cascade Mountains sees a snow and earth slide block nearly a mile of Great Northern Railway track to sixty feet deep. Transcontinental traffic again interrupted as crews race to clear the line, with weather complicating efforts.
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Seattle
Windy Point
Cascade Mountains
Great Northern Railway
Night of Riots as Waiters Strike Rages Citywide
Violence marked the waiters strike with smashed hotel windows and police clashes. Bricks flew, a lamp was damaged, and about twenty arrests followed as officers pushed back rioters from Delmonico’s to the Ritz Carlton and beyond.
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Delmonfeos
Rute-Carlton
Manhattan
Walters
Ritz- Carlton
46Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Raynor
47Th Street
59Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Patternon
Broadway
Waldo
Precinet
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Shefket Pacha
Subway
Wimcox
Cver
Hempstead
Bmoker
Whitman
Burns
Wilson
Osee
Michigan University
Roosevelt
Capitol
Taft
Inspector Dwyer
Young Turks
U. S
Illinois
Pension Bureau
Board of Estimate
Gaynor
Watson
Corporation
Vse
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Davison Hists
Morgan
Francis L. Hine
Pr Princess
Miss Flynn
44Th Street
Delmonico’s
Sergeant Hughes
East Star Street
Madison Avenue
43D Street
Ritz-Carlton
Carlton Apartments
Cariten Apartments
East Gist Street
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