Turbulent Decade in Europe Darkens Ottoman Fate
In Constantinople and across Asia Minor, officials report destruction of hundreds of villages by Hamidieh cavalry, leaving tens of thousands homeless as European powers press for coercion against the sick man of Europe. Reports from Urumiah, Trebizond, and Vienna describe massacres, arson, and palace intrigue as Said Pasha steps down, seeking rest while Britain presses for a peaceful settlement.
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Constantinofes
Afumead Kutehuk Aad Pasha
Ec Wrand
Emmass
Prem Che Prmens
Aluteaal
Siips
Said
Himtus
Europe
Meldoff
Teast
ML Nelidoff
Hint
Cour
Irmans
Russia
Phillip Currie
Said Pasha
Sir Phillip Currie
Philip Cur
Pasha
Loxpos
Times
Urumiah
Persia
Yan
Van
Vienna
The
Trebezonde
Asia Minor
Standard
Constantinople
Porte
Ofice
Collision at sea leaves Germanic damaged and Cambria sinking
Reports describe a fog bound collision between the Germanic and the Cambria near Queenstown. The Germanic returned to Liverpool after aiding and discharging cargo while the Cambria sank. Passengers cried for help as water flooded the ship and a tug arrived to rescue the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invesco
Dar
Eit Tao
Luverne
Delead
Toe Ruer
Tenge
Liverpool
Cunani
Uvinbria
Kate Queentown
Teutonie
Queenstown
Loni Dunriven
Cambra
Camrac
Germanic
Cambras
Cnsure
Investigators Begin Narrow Look at City Affairs
The Senate investigation committee in Philadelphia rested after hearing witness testimony on municipal contracts and electric lighting. Ex Councilman Bensley appeared regarding a trolley contract and a private company claim, while witnesses discussed costs and potential city-led lighting alternatives. The session touched on policy shops and police involvement in politics, with Christmas recess approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Investigation Committee
Veterday
Bensley
Philadelphia ‘Privstian Company
Pettit
The Bractifol Snowstorm Report and Aftermath
A detailed diary of a heavy February snowstorm notes 830 o clock snowfall and night drift, with three inches on the level and slippery walks. It describes pedestrians tripping, ground conditions, and threats of deeper snow and February blizzards. It remarks on long standing weather records and dangers of travel, plus social effects on city life and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Carly Ible
Crutchley Trial Ties To Maryland Family Feud
Wesley A Crutchley faced false imprisonment charges in a Maryland case linked to an alleged crime against the B&O railroad. He charged the process harmed him for six months without conviction. Crutchley described a price family dispute involving Bassie, Minnie, Etta and Harry Klos, claiming a long standing feud with Abero over a marriage.
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Deereort
Der
Wesley Asbury Crutchley
Frederick
Degeteu
Minday
Bla Soq
Jobn Wiliam Donaldson Cratchley
Sores
Ful St Hagerstown
Bil
Wesley A. Cratchley
Price
Bassie
Mianie
Wereola
Etta
Harry Klos
Dageratown
Abero
Kia
Tomorrow Night at Olly Opera House in Clever Melodrama
Tomorrow night Joshia S upsios presents a realistic melodrama at Olly Opera House with clever character sketches and abundant song, dance, and humor. The company is praised as excellent, though the text hints at fictional or garbled names and a theatrical device of a “feast” scene. The piece blends entertainment with strong stagecraft and a lively cast.
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Joshia
Bi Esen
Olly ‘Pera House
Skades
Simpkins
Godle Josh
Smw
Houwe
Didicalon
Jowephus
Jerasman
Judas Maccabeus
C. Che
Tin sisters operetta staged by Academy pupils
The Tin sisters one act operetta was performed Friday evening at Distribution Hall for a small audience of friends. The program listed named pupils from the Academy of the Visitation including Florence, Mary, Montague, and others in roles such as Preciosa and Gypsy girl with choruses of schoolmates and Gypsies.
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Academy of the Visitation
Mab Dealer
L. Eieooower
Florence
Aa'ey
Uer Slvier
Keller
Cortous
Auos
Mary
Jenkigs
Montague
M. Botwisie
Preciosa
Hor
M. Ecelisa
Agoes Krice
L. Manning
Scapal
Relics Found In Frederick From Safari Trip
Relics including a wooden plank from a prize exhibit and items tied to a person named Mr. Zanerman were found buried under grass at Andersonellie. A second relic surfaced from a different site, a wooden piece from a doorway, linked to Marpara Pritcute’s residence. The findings reference a Kistra Creek area and Onlo as associated places.
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J. NL
Amermas
Frederick
H'M
Sento
Andersonellie Prix
Zanerman Himsel
Anderssacilie
Mir Zimmerman
Isa Pleca
Pias
Marpara
Notable Church Leadership Move in Maryland and Pennsylvania
News of the Churches notes Rev. Yeakie authorized by Baltimo re Presby to lead a Broadview church in Brooksville Maryland. Yeakle previously oversaw Branewick churches and organized a pastorate there with limited success. The piece highlights his call to a new parish and hints at efforts in Lomencalag, Pennsylvania.
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Chubb
S. Chubb
United Evangelical Church of
Plymouth Township
Hachel Hiltner
Ciary
V. Yeakie
Baltianore Presby
Brooswice
Pegreyivacis
Yeakle
Branewick
Hla
Lomeccalag
Mother of killer breaks into grief at funeral
At Lakewood cemetery a small gathering watched Harry Hayward die on the gallows. His mother, in a moving display, cried forgiveness for him as his supporters urged courage. Hayward spoke of a life dictated statements and a forthcoming book, while officials described his demeanor as unusually calm before execution.
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Monseapolis
Dee
Harry Hayward
Lakewood Cemetery
Adry
Thaddout
Harry
Sinl
Jeil
Ressop
Hayward
Debonair
Sones
Edward Goodsell
J. T. Mannix
Cnrce
Fe Ao
Catherne Ging
Goodwell
Richard Mabey
Cavn O. Geousei
Japan
Mano
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L. M. Nexdoref, Jr
Court Street
Frederick County Nations
William A. Mansfield
No. 5
Fredrick, Md
DRS. P
Physicians and Surgeons
Fioor
First National Sank
Ame
Charch
Maryland
Helfenstein
Eesor Te
C. L. Harteeck
Patrick Street
Ampeidachy
Chas. G. Macgill
North Market Street
B. Haters
Baker Johnson
Frederick, ED
Darsvot Lam Coutss
Wilcom Wea
Mas
AnArass Loapital Citt Commercial Collece
Topeka
Kansas
Jules Garrison
Fisher
Geo. W. Fisher
Ramons
Greeneville
Tenn
Albert I. Pearre
Styla
Heela
Told
Soice Hwince Abiek Atloy
Perry
Vau
Toroar
Rowe
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Marazzi
Crispi
Dexver
Ward
United States Army
Fort Apache
Boris
Louisville
Biberty
Jams Howard
Graeg
Lansingburgh
H.E. Shter
Mary Harris
Ipis
Cairo
Egypt
Anendag
Wady Hall
Matthews
Indianapolis
Democratic State Central Committees
Ripley
Cole
Strauss
Supreme Court
Coltwell
Colonel Colt
Colt
Barbara Aub
New York
W.L.S. Langerman
Miss Aub
Hope Mission
Fred House
Barbara Aub Tan
Goff
Langer
Aoan
Harrisster
Lambert
Sexennial League
Imw
Garfield Club
Frankfort
Eminence
Speedy
Jersey
Bridgetox
N. J
Swift Jersey
William Jones
Jones
James S. Elwell
Hoagland
Vienne
Hofburg Palace
Hofburg
Whitlock
Bureau of Contagious Diseases
Board of Health
Hasg
Say Pradcisty
Theodore Durrant
San Quentin
Durrant
Bemis
Cana
Dundy
Bat Shea
Troy
Morion
Elzaz
Philadelphia
National
Senate
Wasuixetos
Tee
Dubois
Hill
Call
Florida
Seaman
Lawsing
Mich
D. J. Seaman
Detroit
Emily Hall
Jonathan Bell
Senator Flatt
Republican County Committee
Pratt and Lauterbach
Ninty
Platt
Pittsburg
Curcane
National Tommities
Sherman House
Denver
Ws Ming Rich Ail
Rich Hill Coal Company
Dick Toves
Jim Donaldson
Owen Meals
Meals
Marble Hill
Susan Ross
Belvidere
Wooster
Shreve
Josie Aml Glie Demotter
Bate Flaciee
William Crossman
Tadies
Crossman
Cosster
Toomrsoxville Conn
William Borbenk
Fenniwylvania
Wrasnixctos
Ephram
Woomer
Lebanon
Fourteenth
Crutchley
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