Armistice Ends Major Greek Turkish Clash In Thessaly
An armistice between Turkish and Greek forces in Thessaly was formally concluded. A mixed commission of superior officers will establish a neutral zone between the armies and ban any advance. Indemnity of 5,900,000 pounds and frontier corrections are among reported peace terms. Ottoman and Greek troops show mounting discontent as negotiations protract and efforts to rally forces in Lamia falter.
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Molo
Atalanti
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Mace
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games in Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Chicago produced scores including Baltimore 16 with St Louis 4. Eastern League Wilkesbarre Springfield 18, Scranton Providence 1 1 after 13 innings. Atlantic League notes Hertford Richmond 1 and Newark Lancaster 19 4 Paterson 1 Norfolk 1. The Spanish Warship Favored recounts fines and pilot actions at the Hudson during Grant celebration with officials citing official reports.
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Ohil
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St Louis
Boston
Louisville
Ilville
Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington
Chicego
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Scranton
Providence
Hertford
Richmond
Newark
Lancaster
Paterson Paterson
Norfolk, IL
New York
Custom House
Kitbreft
Fulton
Hudson River
Maria Teresa
Gage
Make the Baby Smile With Dr Bull's Baby Syrup
An advertisement claims Dr Bull's Baby Syrup soothes colic and griping pains, restoring calm and sleep after the first dose. A testimonial from Annie E Burkhart of Reams Town Pa praises the product as a blessing to mothers, priced at 25 cents.
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John W. Bull
Dr. Bull
Annie E. Burkhart
Reamstown
John W. Ball
Death of Joseph H Earle Senatorial Rivalry in South Carolina
Joseph H Earle, United States Senator from South Carolina, died at his Greenville home aged 82. The veteran lawyer and former attorney general had a long career in state politics and law, including service in both legislative chambers and a key campaign against John Gary Evans to win the Senate seat. Governor Ellerbee faces appointment duties to fill the unexpired term until the general assembly convenes next winter.
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South Carolina
Columbia
United States
Joseph H. Earle
Greenville
Bright
Ellerbee
General Assembly
McLaurin
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Barber
Joseph WH. Earle
Hoboken Blaze Destroys Factory and Homes. Deaths and Losses
A massive Hoboken fire destroyed a 400 by 50 foot factory and adjacent five and six story flats, leaving 140 families homeless and causing heavy property loss. Firemen from Hoboken and Hudson county towns fought the blaze, with authorities estimating over 750000 dollars in damages and 159 workers plus others losing employment. The blaze began in the factory airshaft, spread rapidly through wood and hallways, and later damaged Isen Lang dry docks at Seventeenth street.
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N.L
Hudson County
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Twelfth Streets
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Strauss & Co
R. H. Macy & Co
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Benton & Heath
Wall
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Union Hill
West Hoboken
Weehawken
Jersey City
Fagan
Bis
Bigary
Isen & Lang
Applegate
Holboken Fire Department
Presbyterian Moderator Dr Sheldon Jackson Elected
In Eagle Lake Indiana on May 21 the Presbyterian General Assembly elected Dr Sheldon Jackson home missionary as moderator over Dr Henry A Minton. Jackson won 313 to 238, seen as a liberal victory and a break of the machine. Delegates welcomed him on stage as the assembly adjourned after prayers and the Lord s Supper.
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Stephen W. Dana
Panadelphia
Wilson Phraner
New York
Benjamin Harrison
John Wandamaker
Sheldon Jackson
Asembly
N.Y
Union College
Princeton Theological Seminary
Tennessee
Christian Commission of Alabama
Mississippi River
Isia
Alamska
United States
Alaska
Recognition for Cuba War Resolution Passes Senate
Washington May 21 The senate passed the sole resolution recognizing a state of war in Cuba and pledging strict neutrality by a divisive vote of 41 to 1. Debates cited Republican Democrat and Populist support with Hawley bitterly opposing and urging delay. The measure moves toward potential House action as McKinley weighs timing with Calhoun’s island investigation.
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Washington
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Dre
Hawley
Noi
Carter
Soureet
Om. Laavis
Dede Foraker
Gallinger
German
Hansbrou
Marcos Uxins
Heltfeld
Jones
Arch
Kenney
Lindsay
Meuride
Alande
Son
Milts
Alark Busco
Partei
Pritelings
Shoup
Hate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Notable urged voices shape the gold mining convention
W J Bryan has been asked to address an international gold mining convention. Ex President Cleveland was invited by President Crespo to act as mentor counsel for Venezuela before the arbitration tribunal, with no decision yet. Yonkers mayor John G Beene was robbed on the Montreal express of over 1000 dollars. A strange incident in Bellevue hospital concerns a patient who lost power to speak or write his name. George Wilson, a blind man, is under arrest in New York for collecting funds for a non existent institution. Two settlers have appeared in Morebay California and black mud is being ejected from the craters.
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John G. Beene
Yonkers
Montreal Express
More Bay
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Bellevue Hospital
New York
George Wilson
Cleveland
Crespo
Venezuela
Arbitration Tribunal
The Girard monument unveiled in Philadelphia
The chrome statue of Stephen Girard on Philadelphia City Hall west plaza was unveiled amid ceremonies with Governor Hastings, Mayor Warwick, legislators, and city officials present. The 9 ft 3 in figure stands atop a plinth reaching 14 ft 4 in. costing 10600 dollars, erected by Girard College alumni and Philadelphia citizens. inscriptions praise Girard as Philadelphia’s greatest philanthropist, dated 1897.
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Girard College
Stephen Girard
City Hall
Washsington Monument
Commonwealth
Philenthars Pist
Girard
Palas Delphi
Girard Coliexy
City
Sensational Decline in Jersey Central Shocks Stock List
New Jersey Central dominated trading on the Stock Exchange with a sharp daily decline of 3 percent and a 5 3⁄4 percent drop over two days. The stock closed at 70 after volatile, often small-lot trading amid inside-equity allegations. The broader market fell, with closing bids shown for several major issues. Philadelphia reports subdued prices across flour, wheat, beef, pork, lard, butter, and commodities, while copper, tin, lead, coffee, and other metals also cooled.
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del, & Hudson
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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and East Liberty
Markets show varied trading across cattle hogs and sheep with mixed prices. Cattle steady prime bulls and cows range around 5.00 to 5.95 per hundred pounds while hogs rise in New York and East Liberty with prime hogs near 3.73 to 3.90 per hundredweight and sheep and lambs holding firm into mid five dollar ranges. Calves and veal trends show weaker tone with lighter demand and lower quotes.
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Euroweah
East Liberty
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