Turks Disim That They Were Not Re- 4
Turkish forces faced the Greek army at Pharsalus as a likely general engagement began. Reports from Larissa describe Turkish reinforcements, captured documents, and Greek demoralization. The Greek crown prince faced accusations of treason as Turks claim a reconnaissance victory.
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Larissa
Athens
Pharsalus
Gulf of Salonica
Eis Ashmead Bartlett
Pirseus
Elassona
Velestino
Volo
Greece
Celestino
Mahmoud “Bey
Mahmoud Bey
Bankers Vanish With Bank Funds in Pittsburg
G Fontaine, an Italian savings bank founder from New York, disappeared with deposits rumored to exceed $10,000 monthly. The luxurious banking room has been dismantled and the bank name removed. Twelve warrants for embezzlement issued. four societies held funds there amid large deposits.
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Pittsburg
Mary
G. Fontaine
New York
Penn Avenue
Bryan’s Injuries in Lincoln Recovery Update
Lincoln Nebraska reports Willem J. Bryan gradually recovers from injuries sustained at Sir Augustine, Florida. Doctors note bruising more serious than first believed and healing slowly, with ongoing treatment and monitoring.
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Mr. Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Willem J. Bryan
Sir Augustine
Fle
Aft
Dr Ball's Pills Offer Dyspepsia Remedy
Promotes Dr Ball's Pills for dyspepsia biliousness and liver issues. Endorsed by T J Burke of Davenport Iowa. Box of sixty priced at 25 cents trial box 10 cents. Offered by A C Meyer Co Baltimore MD and Thee Bro 306 North Market St with warning against counterfeits.
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John W. Ball
A.C. Meyer & Co
Baltimore
Actress Landau sues Judge over alleged coercion to Europe
Louise Von Landau files suit seeking fifty thousand dollars from Judge William A. Galbraith of Etna for inducing her to leave the United States for study in Europe with promises of future exploitation on American stages. Remittances were late. a demand for one thousand dollars followed an engagement proposal from a surgeon in Havre. The judge did not send funds, the engagement ended, and Landau returned to America to pursue compensation.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Louise von Lindau
William A. Galbrsith
Etna
Galbraith
Miss Lindau
Europe
Havre
Oscar F. Willams
Miss Landau
America
One of Banker Marsh's Victims in Gloucester
In Gloucester Massachusetts on March 6 two attachments totaling 346000 were placed on property of Mrs Lucy D Rogers. The action stems from contracts tied to dealings with George L Marsh former cashier of Cape Ann Savings Bank whose death by self inflicted gunshot occurred months earlier. Mrs Rogers contends Marsh with power of attorney filled in notes after she signed them.
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Marsh
Gloucester
Mass
Mirs
Lucy D. Roge
Rogers
George L Marsh
Cape Ann Sayings Bank
Robbed of a fortune to jewels in Sewark New Jersey
A jeweler on Broad Street reported a $25,000 jewelry theft from a strong box in his upstairs living rooms. Entry occurred in the afternoon via skeleton keys, with watches diamonds rings and chains removed. Police are investigating the bold burglary and the case is linked to local crime notes.
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Sewark
N. J
W. B
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Wire Bill Passes House Amid Debate
In Harrisburg on May 6 the Wire bill framed by the Pennsylvania State Editorial Association cleared the House by a large margin though details remain unclear. The vote count reported as 1231 to a unspecified opposition gives the measure momentum in state talks on libel law reform.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
House Maily
Powell Arrives as New American Minister in Mexico City
General Powell Clarion, the new American minister, has arrived in Mexico City. The will of William Tappan of Mittan Mass leaves most of $226,009 to MIT. Jacob S Johnson, colored ex preacher, hanged at Somerville N J for murder of Annie Beekman, protested innocence. SC dispensary probes expose officials charged with taking cigars and other items for personal use. Riobamba Ecuador rebels attack then are routed in bloody battle. several Jesuit priests among prisoners.
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Powell Clarion
Mexico City
William Tappan
Mittan
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jacob S. Johnson
Somerville
N. J
Annie Beekman
South Carolina
Riobamba
Ecuador
Horrific Paris Bazaar Fire Claims Many Aristocrats Victims
Paris officials report 221 dead with 94 identified after Tuesday disaster at the Grand Bazaar de Charite. Duchess d Alencon and numerous titled nobles among victims. many more unidentified as rescuers probe the charred scene and mourn elite losses.
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Paris
Duchess d'Alencon
Baronne
Elizabeth St. Martin
Vicomtesse
Marie Bonneval
Comtessa St. Pierre
Baronne St. Didier
Mme. Florez
Comtesse Mirimei
Comtesse Broder
Hle
Comtesse Humelstein
Marquise Des Matson
Duchesse
E. St. Diedero
Carul St. Martin
Baron de Laumont
Baron de Mackau
Comtesse de Mun
Comtesse de Sturrier
Comtesse de Geffulhe
Comtesse de la Bletterie
Comtesse de Vallin
Comtesse de Subersec
Comtesse Carayon- Latour
Vicomtesse de Maleflieux
Comtesse Horn
Mile
Theresa Donen
Baroness de St. Didier
Comtesse de Lupe
Mime
Nitot
Gosse
Girard
Municipal Laboratory
Palais de L'Industries
Alfred David
David
d’Alencan
Austria
Ferdinand of
Orleans
Bavaria
Bor
Princess Louise
Alphonse
Prince Phillippe
Henriette
Belgium
Naples
France
Baronne de Reuter
Beatrice Potter
Philadelphia
S. E. Bforse
Associated Press
Porges
Weisweiller
Vienna
William L. Hogan
Margaret Hogan
d’Aiencon
Biss Hogan
Major Strong
New York
F. B. Gilmour
Mme. Costa Beauregard
Will Suit His Own Convenience
New York reports stockbroker Chapman who faces a 30 day sentence in the federal jail for refusing to testify before the senate sugar investigating committee says he has no idea when the sentence starts and claims it comes from his attorney in Washington. Washington dispatches say Henry Q. Haer and John E. Searles of the American Sugar Refining Company are to be tried there in May on similar charges.
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Slayine
Baoul E
Tas Vicomtesse Savigny
Wile
Duchess d'Alencon
Vicomte Damas
Order of St. Francis
Jean Raffaelli
Marbot
Comtes de Villeneuve
Nachtel
Michael Heine
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
M. Faure
Pere Richard
Grand Bazaar de Charite
Opera Comique
ML Lepine
New York
Elverton FL Chapman
Washington
United States Senate Sugar Investigating Committee
Henry Q. Haer
John E. Searles
American Sugar Refining Company
Chapman
Open Saloons Return to Topeka Amid Prohibition Tension
In Topeka Kansas on May 6 reports say saloons reopen for the first time in ten years sparking a minor rebellion against the state administration. Governor Leedy has been urged to order closures but declines to intervene. He states he appointed the board with Prohibitionist input and will not surveil their actions.
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Topeka
Kan
Leedy
Senate rejects arbitration treaty with Great Britain
Washington May 6 The senate voted 43 to 26 to refuse ratification of the general arbitration treaty with Great Britain negotiated by Olney and Pauncefote. The debate highlighted objections over territorial claims and England's actions in European affairs. Senators Mills Carter Hoar White Pettigrew and others spoke as opponents and supporters before the final roll call.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Olneyland
Julian Pauncefote
Lince
Yeas
Alison
Bacon
Burrows
Cafery
Clay
Cullum
Davis
Deboe
Fairtanks
Faulkner
Foraker
Frye
Gallager
Gear
Jir
Hate
Hants
Hawley
Huar
Lindsay
Loge
McHride
McEnerery
McMain
Mikebel
Merrill Nelson
Susco
Derkins
Platt
Connecticut
New York
Pritchard
Pryder
Sreith
Spooner
Thorston
Turple
West
Walthal
Warren
Wellingtons
Wetmore
Whlson
Kate
Butler
Carter
Cockrell
Hansbrough
Harris
Kansas
Hacky
Tennessee
Heltfeld
Jones
Arkanum
Nevada
Kyle
Martin
Mason
Sums
Morgan
Senrose
Pettierew
Pettus
Quay
Hawlins
Micavh
Shoup
Stewart
White
Chandler
Clark
Yester
Tilman
Turner
Chiton
Sewell
Earle
Mantel
George
Verry
Aldrich
Cannon
Elkins
German
Murphy
Wolcott
Kenny
Allen
Mills
Texas
England
Cuba
Titman
Hoar
Pettigrew
Michael Davitt
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League games in Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago and Providence featured close finishes and high scoring. The Easter League slate included Toronto and Wilkes Barre results while workers strikes and a new U S ambassador to Austria completed the day’s news.
Minister to the Netherlands Named in Senate List
In a MONS list sent to the Senate yesterday the following names appear for postings in the postoffice department. Henry A. Castle of Minnesota auditor for the postoffice department Stratford Newell of Minnesota minister to the Netherlands Ernest E. Bemstead postmaster at Meadville Pennsylvania.
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Netherlands
Mineova
MONS
Senate
Henry A. Castie
Minnesota
Stratford Newel
Minesota
Ernest E. Bempstead
Meadville
Woman’s chem lab blast injures druggist and wrecks building
Maywouk XII May 6 Charnex Stearns, a local druggist, was blasted by flashlight chemicals in his lab yesterday. He was hurled through the air and the building collapsed. His wife was killed in the explosion.
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Maywouk
Charnex Stearns
Yesterdny
Chem— Fcals
Stearns
P Pleces
Stock and Produce Markets Mixed as Purchases Slip
Market activity was reactionary with several key stocks showing declines. Reports note weaker gains from yesterday across major items, with trading volume down slightly and prices for cattle, hogs, and lambs reflecting a cautious tone amid broader market softness.
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New York
Westerday
Ohio
Lehigh Vatley
Te Chesa
J. Central
Tie del & Hudson
Y. Central
Pennsylvania
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Steiner Brothers
North Markee St
National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Senest J. Enabe, Jr
James D. Masoni
Wesley Guest
Sernist J. Enabs, Jr
Wm. Enabe & Co
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & Melerav
Fhomae
McD
Peichald
Baker Johnson
Fredsrice
Monumental Savings and Loan Association
Aod
J. L. Massey
Carlin House
Frederick
Dorsey Owens
Hamilton Lindsay
P. V.bouxton
Jefferson
Devilbiss
Liberty
Jeaodawly
William A
Mansfield
Brederick
L.c
Ely
Warren Street
M. YL
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Wepd
R Johnson
Counedvans
Frederick, SD
Pai
Pharsalos
Decatur
Ind
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Kingman
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Wintwah Park
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President Green
Columbia Navigation Company
Egypt
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Ona Melton
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Alfredo Laborde
Gald Democrats
May
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Democratic Party
Assembly
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d’Alencon
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Adams
Manhattan Cement Company
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Lisneaster
Tmides
Plumbers’ Union
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Worcester
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Indiampolis
Baw
Iitself
Golden Agnivernary
Utah
McKinley
Salt Lake Valley
Charlemagne
Austria-Hungary
Britannic
Sir Charles Hoss
Ogden Mille
Adbert Lierstadt
Bertim
Charles L. Fair
San Pranelea
Morristown
David’ Wilson
Ene
KB Nuclear
HSI
East Liberty
Duncan
J. Monroe Helshall
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