Greece Bends the knee as Crete troops withdraw
Greece informs ministers that after recall of Col Vassos and twenty five officers with two sapper companies, troops will be gradually withdrawn from Crete. Powers may mediate Greece Turkey talks after a brief delay. Armistice expected. Volo and Velestino scenes describe Turkish occupation and Greek retreat amid fires, refugees, and naval supports.
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Athens
Crete
Vassoe
Greece
Turkey
Vassos
London
Lighthouse
George
Cairo
Grieve
Germany
France
Great Weltata
Staly
Grece
Raul
Porte
Europe
Kain
Ialy
Halll
Tex
Greek Valor at Velestino Brings Turkish Repulse
In Velestino a fierce battle sees Greek forces, inspired by general leadership, repelling Turkish assaults. Initial Greek gains fade as Turkish divisions push through, with heavy shelling and casualties on both sides. Reports note subsequent Turkish advances toward Velestino and Volo, while a war map of Greece is prepared in Washington.
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Vnto
Velestine
Smolensk
Skoheloff
Thessaly
Pharsatos
Velestino
Leaten
Volo
Almyro
Pharkules
Pharaatos
Velesting
Heaphils
Larissa
Tstantinople
Sedhem Pacha
Tele- Porte
Pelastene
Greece
Washington
May
Adjutant-General’s Department
Wakner
Greren
Pharratou
Rhadein Ord Tome
Athens
TENAS ROADS PLANNING IMPROVEMENTS AND PROSPECTS
Local reports show Texas roads planning improvements with expected prosperity for the state. Officials cite high costs and growing public benefit, while communities anticipate broader economic growth and increased mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenas
Death in East Ride Fire Leaves Wife Dead
A fire at No. 6L Avena destroyed upper floors of a mixed use building. Rachel Magnus perished after her husband escaped, as flames trapped them in their apartment above a florist shop. Fire officials fought the blaze. Magnus suffered serious burns but survived.
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East Ride
Rachel Magnus
Avena
William H. Schuman
Tabel
Louis Magnus
Rachel
Union Market
Marm
Amsterdam
Magnux
Senih
Hove
Hushand
St. Francie Hospital
Fifth al
Mre
Mignie
Ina
Emigration to Georgia Retiring in Atlanta May Special
Immigrants from the Northwest migrate toward Georgia as a Grand Army colony expands from Fitzgerald. JR Monroe, who secured land patronage for the Fitzgerald colony, recently closed a deal with R. W. Randall of Chicago for 249 acres adjoining Forest Glen. The purchase signals major expansion in South Georgia as Western capitalists, and northern farmers, pursue land development and settlement opportunities.
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Atlanta
Fitzgerald
JR Monroe
Wilcox County
Forest Glen
R. W. Ransdall
Chicago
Englishman to Cannibals in South Seas Fates
Astoria reports privy letters stating F. M. B. Lichtenberg von Enelithmin, who arrived in Astoria two years ago, and a companion were captured by Santa Cruz Island natives. They were killed and eaten after trading with locals, following a voyage from Australia. The letter notes the natives as ferocious and a half-civilized witness told the tale. The London family of the victim is described as wealthy.
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Astoria
Ore
May
Privaty Indvices
FM. B. Lichtenberg
von Enelithmin
South Sea
Teianle
Tenberg
Astorle
Iine
Santa Cruz Islands
Himelf
Conmanion
Australe
Africas
Tibes
Twiteniwig
London
Eal
Free silver paper proposed in Atlanta by Captain Howell
Rumors claim Captain Ryan P Howell former head editor of The Atlanta Constitution plans a free silver organ in Atlanta funded by two capitalists. Howell recently sold his stock in the Constitution amid editorial battles with Moke Smith and the Evening Constitution’s suppression of news franchises. Western backers reportedly pledged around 4000 for the venture as Howell plots to challenge the paper’s dominance in the city. In other notes two men, Kellogg Beach and N W Nelson, died by suicide in Chicago and Richmond respectively, linked to despondency and lavish wealth. Poland Spring House opens June 1 with engagements listed for Park Place ad.
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Cavpmn KP
Hugh Inman
Howell
Bsecretary
Moke Smith
Providence
Bern Haven
Fender
Conatiius
Hoke Smith
Cyan Howell
Tim
Pinte
He Jones
Phe Bt
Atanta
Chicago
May &B
Kellogg Beach
North State
Mimrit
Wks Beon
Beach
West Point
Menon
May
N. W. Nelson
Metropolitan
Richmond
Anc
Nelson Wan
Flood in the Drydock Lets Massachusetts Be Floated
Leaks and flooding in Drydock No 3 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard threaten the battleship Massachusetts. Workers rush to seal hull holes and open caisson valves to relieve pressure while engineers blame dock plans and protect against a possible collapse.
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Massachusetts
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Menocal
Department of Yards and Docks
Commodore Bunce
Department
Washington
Wallabout
TMT
Brooklyn
Department 1
Indiana
T. & A. Walsh
John Gillies
Limpeona
Ting
Calhoun Heads to Cuba to Investigate Dr Ruiz Death
Washington reports special US counsel W J Calhoun, with secretary George W Fishback, leaves for Tampa then Havana to probe the death of Dr Ruiz in Guanabacoa jail. The inquiry, not a trial, will be conducted with Spanish cooperation and US representation, aiming for a fair, official process.
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Ruz
Washington
W. J. Calhoun
Illinois
United States
Florida
Tampa
Havana
George W. Fishback
Missouri
Calhoun
Lee
Rule
Guanabacon
Alay
Calehoun
Ruiz
Melton
Ald Thos Pri Rte
Ete
Wick Waa An. Amarit
Aules
Aly
Leavitt
Lahorde
Tragic rowing accident at Princeton
Rowley Shepardson a Princeton student from Michmond was accidentally shot while pushing a boat from the canal bank on the Rariton Canal Physicians say his wounds are vital. A Newark prisoner James Kelly died after taking morphine at the First Precinct station. Kelly had been drunkenness and hunted an Internal Revenue official prior to arrest. Injunctions against strikers upheld in Cleveland. Children’s Day at the Exposition in Nashville reports large attendance and fireworks Mephis notes General Howard entertained in Boston. Congressman Henderson’s condition: possible amputation pending Washington. Lakewood opening dates announced.
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Princeton
Rowley Shepardson
Michmond
Rarlton Canal
Uital Shepardson
Newark
James Kelly
The
Ark Postattion
Kelly
Clark
Howe
Pak
Internal Revenue
Ae Rhtan
Sirstisserd
Cleveland
Bage
United States
Cirreuit
Sage
Colon
Fountains
Netion Wits
Gold Shipments Puzzle London Markets and Diplomacy
London reports puzzling gold shipments from New York not tied to wool exports. Banks note gold flows to Japan, aiding Austrian and other governments, with potential currency reform consequences. Attitude toward arbitration treaty and English politics remains apathetic, while Greece faces crisis and Turkey gains prestige.
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Lord Salisburta
Greece
Paris
ANT
the Tribune
London
Lombard Street
New York
England
America
United States
Japan
Bank of England
Continent
South Africa
Austria
York
Russia
Europe
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Martor
Volestino
Edhem Pacha
Associated Press
Smolenski
Almyra
Tyrnavo
Cniques
Chalus
Vola
Thie
Vila
M. Skot- Joudix
Gresee
Washingtin
Contantinon
Bahem Pacha
Voto
St Petersburg
Quees Olea
Jomphovun
Domoko
GREK
Domnoko
Ines
Constantin
Agoriant
Tsamassi
Foreign Legion
Pharsalos
Constantinople
St. James's Gazette
Baron Saurma von Jeltseh
Baron von Caltce
Epirus
Arta
Fuad Bey
Kanja
Salonies
Adrianople
Janina
Mopastir
Teerlotti
Garibaldi
Jones
Republican ¢ Committee
Onondaga County
McKinley
Vodames J
Mic Helden
vaKue
Mheodore Winlner
Sf Phillips
Haute
Ind
James Pitty
Jooms Phillips
Edward Eggleston
Italia
N.Y
Lake
Sarah Murphy
Olf
West
George Miller
Georgia
Nontit West Fatmers
South Sfa
Iis
Poland
MNG House
Eland
Cleveland Paper Company
Dudge Deltenbaugh
Norton T. Horr
Newton W. Taylor
Taylor
Mites City
Mont
Tongue River
Math Hamed Hoover
Harringera
Theo Taltka
Ata
Thollans
MR. Calhoun
Cuba
Topeka
Peffer
Kan
Iro
Almass
Hamilton Tall
Lastaight
H. Ay Vance
State Temperance Union
Orde
William A. Poffer
A. J. Williams
Union Pacific
le Njee
Tinie
Eee Eeee
General Wheaton
Department OF Colorado
Denver
Frank Wheaton
United States Army
Department of the Colorado
Wheaton
Ene
Mercian
Ota
Langhorne
Snor
Nnahville
Tenn
Adeo
W.T. Harris
Oscar le Mhich University
Fo Mephineot Ainth
New-York
Felon Motubey
Howard
Massachusetts Club
Oliver O. Howard
Haunawick Ternoon
Hoard
Grant and Merle
Henderson
Dubuque, Tawa
Lakewood
White Mts
Michael Davitt
Dally Chronicle
Colonel Hay
Bayard
Mr. Bayard
Jong
Mr. Stayard
Colonel Hayty
Scotland
Canada
Ottawa
Yorkshire
Salisbury
Guildhall
Albert Hall
Killa Ashimead Bartlett
Gladstone
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
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