Greeks Make Gains as Turkish Lines Face Strain in Epirus
The Athens dispatches report Greek forces advancing along the front in Epirus with gains at Karra and Ligaria. Turkish operations under Osman Pasha and Edhem Pasha are described as cautious but persistent, with large reinforcements arriving and fighting ongoing at multiple positions.
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Brutal Train Wreckers Halt Montgomery Line
A Louisville and Nashville train derailed near Wilcox in Montgomery Alabama killing one and wounding five others. Authorities report band of wreckers drew spikes from rails causing wheels to leave the track. Two Black suspects are in custody.
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Indian appropriation bill advances to conference
Washington April 24 The house finished considering senate amendments to the Indian appropriation bill and sent the measure to conference The main issue was opening the Uncompahgre Indian reservation under the miners laws An amendment recommended that no corporation may obtain possession of gilsonite deposits but the government may lease lands in limited areas and terms The Senate amendment striking the council of the Seneca Indians oil and gas lease ratification was disagreed to The house approved a three day adjournment program for next week
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Washington
House
Senate
Council of the Seneca Indians
Murderous Delusion and Ambassadors Clarified
Joseph OBrien, a City Hall park bookkeeper, was shot twice by Daniel Iago and hospitalized with a poor prognosis. Iago claims past conflicts and insanity, but OBrien says he never met him. Mayor Strong cites Secretary Sherman denying any precedence feud between the president cabinet and ambassadors in Grant Tomb procession.
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Long Island Hospital
Tago
Charleston
W. Va
Wisconsin
Taso
New York
Stronges
Sherman
General Grant
Julian Pauncefote
Thorp Shot by Stansbury Near City Hall
In St Louis on April 24 James E Thorp motorman was shot through the thigh by Ira Stansbury who refused to stop. Stansbury claimed he had as much right on the street as the car and asserted no motorman had a franchise to run him down. Stansbury, 77, had been away from the city for years.
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James E. Thorp
Ira Stansbury
Stansbury
Thorp
Moonshiners slain by vigilance committee in Virginia and Tennessee
Unconfirmed reports from the mountains say four moonshiners terrorizing Virginia and Tennessee were killed by a local vigilance committee as they left a cave rendezvous. One Virginia farmer and two Tennessee men were injured. Two moonshiners were hurt as they treated.
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Deboe nomination saga and county physician winner
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 2 a lengthy Republican joint caucus failed to reach a quorum as Deboe supporters and anti Deboe factions battled over a no vote on repealing a 36 vote rule. The final result named W. J. Deboe as the nominee after long balloting and bolter divisions. Deboe, a 30 year old native of Crittenden County and former state senator, secured the nomination amid turmoil as Holt Lewis Bennett and others shifted votes.
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Linney
Bradley
Ecard
Hissem
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Molt
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Crittenden County
State Senate
Romance of a double life claims estate rights
Wilam J Craig of Catasaqua Pa arrives in St Louis to seek his late Irish father James Craig’s estate and a dower for his mother. If proven, two prominent women could lose a $200000 inheritance as the 64 year old claims he was the missing son born in Ireland and raised in America.
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Wilam J. Craig
Calasaqua
James Craig
America
W. J. Craig
Catasaqua
Ireland
James Crale
Craig
Wiliam Crag
George McIntyre
Cata- Ssauqua
The Annapolis a Success in Official Trial Run
The United States canbeat Annapolis completed an official trial trip over the Long Island sound. Its minimum speed was AIS knots and maximum 13.43 knots, surpassing contract requirements by 1.43 knots with no government bonus for excess speed.
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Bridgeport
Conn
United States
Long Island Sound
Question of sending Allies to the east undecided
War news notes uncertainty over dispatching General Allies to the eastern theater. Colonel John S. Mosby suffered a fall from a buggy in Richmond and sustained a possible eye injury. Actress Mrs Bean won a $10,000 verdict against a Chicago hotel after injuries from a folding bear on a show. Mrs Bach and burglar attack leave her severely injured in New York. condition described as serious.
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John S. Mosby
Richmond
Bean
Chicago
Bach
New York
McKinley Nominates Wiliks Day and Bellamy Storer for State Posts
President McKinley selects Wiliks R. Day of Canton Ohio for first assistant secretary of state and Bellamy Storer of Cincinnati for minister to Belgium. Storer’s nomination faces Ohio Republican opposition while Day’s appointment alters plans to send Day to Havana for the Ruiz investigation. Philippine insurgents win two engagements in Hong Kong reports. Police raid bucket shops. a murder case and state papers theft trial unfold.
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Storer
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Ohio
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Finance and Trade Review Signals Turbulent Markets
The weekly trade review notes war in Europe dampening markets with uncertain effects on money and staples. It cites weaker U S iron and steel sectors, potential labor disturbances, and higher American demand as the conflict unfolds amid global tensions. A separate Jersey City case reports Baron Osens Von Lmarken posting a $5,000 bond over undeclared diamonds found on the steamer Trave, claiming the gems were a gift for his wife.
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New York
R. G. Duna Cos Weekly Review of Trade
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Tre
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Canada
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Bessemer
Irom
Jersey City
Baron Osens von Lmarkens
Bath
Hoboken
Germany
Tornado Fatality Hits Wabun County Area in Kansas
A small tornado swept over part of Wabun County near Wamego Kansas on April 21 killing Henry Miller's 8 year old son. Miller and his wife were severely injured and their home was leveled.
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Wabun- Sec County
McFareland Henry Miller
Miller
Markets Show Weak Tone Across Stocks and Commodities
Wall Street trades open and close with dull activity as shares slip and tobacco leads a narrow selling movement. Prices for wheat and corn hold steady while beef lards and butter vary little. hogs, sheep, and calves show mixed demand, and local markets report steady beef and poultry pricing amid weak overall interest.
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