Greeks Advance in Thessaly Front Amid Turkish Attacks
Dispatch from Athens reports Greek forces penetrating Turkish territory toward Demecl and advancing in Wiptrus capturing Port Imaret and several villages. Greek troops repulse Turkish attacks near Gritzovall while preparing defensive positions at Mail. Wounded Greeks burned alive in a church. Crete may see Turkish withdrawal. Corfu notes western Greek squadron ceases bombardment and shells Turkish blockhouse at Parma.
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Athens
Thessaly
Regeni
Boughnazi
Demecl
Gritzovall
Mail
Nezeros
Derehi
Wiptrus
Port Imaret
Filiplads
Balo- Bora
Edbem Pasha
Salonica
Verria
Elassona
Crete
Privat
Volosiy
Katerina
Varia
Times
Milonia Pass
Edhem Pasha
Turnave
The
Epirus
Mali
Constantine
Parma
Pax Island
Greeks Capture Supplies After Turkish Retreat Near Sileneia
Athens reports Greek squadron drove back two Turkish battalions at Katy and found vast stores left behind for Mdhem Pasha. Turks feared a Greek flank via the Sileneia wall and railway. Greek fleet bombarded Litherion harbor on return. Greece plans mobilization with Landwehr service of nineteen years for able-bodied men.
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Athens
Katy
Satonten
Mdhem Pasha
Greece
Siiuniea
Sileniea
Belous Ditheutry
Tde Hem Pasha
Ft Fe
Platamona
Kartina
Macedonia
Salontesa
Katrina
Litehhuron
Larissa
Mayryehori
Neweros
Ratilga
E- Bani
Landwehr
Greeks Reach Lunel After Fierce Tuesday Battle
News from Salonica reports that on Tuesday Greek forces after a fierce fight occupied Lunel. Fighting continues along the line as Greek troops push to secure the area despite strong resistance.
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Salonica
Lunel
Greek fleet awaited by islanders off Asia Minor
Paris reports telegrams from the Sporades and the Island of Ramee near the Turkish coast say inhabitants impatiently await the Greek fleet as a signal to rise against Turkish rule.
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Paris
Volitique Coloniale
Sporades
Ramee
Asia Minor
The Turks Dismayed by Turkish Losses in Greek War News
London April 23 report from the Athens correspondent of the Daily Chronicle states Crown Prince Constantine wired King Constantine reporting Turkish quiet after Greek success. He notes Greek artillery destroyed a Turkish battery at Ligeria and Ottoman stores at Katrina and Litaehorel, with Commodore Sach tourl's fleets shelling the coast to Olympus.
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London
Athens
Daily Chronicle
Constantine
Co Tre
Ligeria
Nezerus
Raptan
Katrina
Prhem
The
Chronicle
Casper Poonnden
Turkish War Report Claims Greek Positions Gained
The Turkish Government issued a statement detailing a reconnaissance with infantry, artillery, and cavalry to seize positions south of the ALH ONIS and Stolowi passes. Naim Pasha’s forces occupied key heights and defeated Greek troops, while Ilandi Pasha captured fortified summits Gordonan and Garbika. Igzet Bey to be replaced as Second Secretary and Chamberlain.
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Constantinople
Oventher
Naim Pass
Alhonis
Stolowi
Fiakki Pasha
Nevaly
Piscina
Eeks
Koskren
Naim Pasha
Karadin
Viran
Ilandi Pasha
Gordonan
Garbika
Igzet Bey
Arif Bey
Turkish forces clash with Greek lines near Milouna passes
Washington April 3 a dispatch from Constantinople reports heavy exchange of shots Wednesday between Turkish army divisions commanded by Nechti Pasha and Greek forces with no decisive result. Turkish demonstrations by many pashas cut off Greek retreat and shifted positions at Miraly plain and Caskenyo. Naim D Pasha’s division occupied Caradjakar and Halima Pasha seized key positions at Caradjaviran Gardier. Secretary Sherman received word that German Dasha returned to lead the Turkish army in the field, signaling possible plan changes by the Turks.
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Washington, D.C
Constantinople
Nechti Pasha
Natm Pash
Milouna
Secumbra
Manky Pasha
Thm
Miraly Plain
Caskenyo
Naim D Pasha
Caradjakaran
Halima Pasha
Caradjaviran
Gardier Hlhem Pasta Hecalletd
Sherman Ha
Terrell
Geman Dasha
Plevna
Constantinople appoints new Turkish army commander in chief
Bethom Pasha's successor Constantinople April S Ghasi Osman Pasha set to lead Turkish forces on the frontier. Saud Nddin Pasha chosen to command troops joining in Epirus, and departed for the front with his suite this evening. The item ends with an unrelated medical ad.
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Bethom Pasha
Constantinople
Ghasi Osman Pasha
Malem Pash
Hestily
Owome Saud Nddin Pasha
Eplarus
I Escaped Insurgent Capture After Torture and Flight
Michael J. Kelly a Philadelphian who had joined Cuban insurgents as an electrician describes his ordeal. Accused of spying, he was stripped, hung, and dropped into a well, then rescued by Spanish forces near Havana. He traveled to Havana and reports relative kindness from Spanish officers while declaring no contract with the Cuban junta. He plans to return to the United States next week.
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Associated Press
Slavyuna
Michael J. Kelly
Finvana
Umptai
Polig
Cu‘ban Junta
New York
Ile
Dluvana
Sylvester Seaver
Kelly
Hawic
Buazarl
Flovan Sind
Dyteen
Tim
Kells
Havana
United States
Ife
Corre Dents
Cubs
Consul Cone Lee
Pmotel Inglaterra
Mr. Springer
Dr. Burgess
Mgr
Maguire
California
House
Thrhey
Greece
Mostem
Ubon
Dyer
Trade mood in New York on wheat and markets
PME WHEK IN TRADE reports a London style note on Turkey Greece and potential world conflagration affecting markets. It discusses how uncertainty raises risk in money and grain, with American markets more volatile and foreign investors buying steadier. Wheat rallies amid supply concerns and potential Danubian shipments.
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New York
G. Dam & Co
Turkey
Greece
Europe
Europedia
Hishey Pices
Thes
Elie
Russia
Western Europe
Lakeles Week Price Change Report in New York
In New York the Lakeles weekly price report shows a four percent exclusive decrease for the period. The index notes a 0.6 decline against prior figures, reflecting market movement amid April trading notes.
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Ak Chemedoes
New York
Lakeles
Pelameng DQ Engel Event At Springfield Assembly
An Associated Press report describes a large gathering in Springfield where Pelameng DQ Engel appeals for support to aid starving Milonms. The meeting, led by Ma Steinington, aims to raise funds for wheat payments and transport grants, with speeches promising further tours and talks through May 6 at the auditorium in Chite deo.
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Associated Press
Uwl
Dawlin
Wineis
Mt Peck
United States
Irdin
Chicago Barman Killed by Former Secretary in Milwaukee Ave Shooting
John Kipp a wholesale dealer was shot and killed today by his former secretary and confidant Joe Wyileuneseh Wele who then turned the gun on himself. The murder occurred near Rappis Private offices on Milwaukee Avenue as deputies pursue arrest for embezzlement charges. Ad notices for painless tooth extraction advertise Denial Rooms Only at 221 Main Street Ennis Dentist.
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Chicago
Apel
John Kipp
Joe Wy Iliauneseh Wele
Ollicits
Milwaukee Avenue
Piresetos
Phillp Sofamoen
Hraunsenwele
N.Y
Main Street
Ennis
Nominations Move to Senate as President Delays Action
President nominates 2 officials including an assistant secretary of state and a ministerial post, with Senate consent delayed by adjournment. Plan to appoint a special counsel for the Luis investigation altered, prompting questions about future State Department leadership and legal aid.
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Mele Fitiey Yiu
Oto
Wa 2
Dav
Ad Cyto
Bs Iiting Store
Chheinuth O
Senate Houdin
First Assishint
Shemusan
Sturmer
Bengtor
Diy
Wileh
Luis
Tto
Sunny
Counlen
Counley
Orns
Dundee
State Department
Jude Comnot
Leeds
Senate Actions and Late Session Moves Amid Broad Negotiations
The Senate advanced the Indian appropriation bill to conference and discussed a variety of measures. A 25-member committee including the Speaker was to attend the dedication of a monument in New York, while plans for a three-day adjournment were approved. A proposed reorganization of Senate committees was discussed with McMillin’s group favored, and other items covered postmaster appointments and a disputed war resolution.
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Senate
Rowferenes
Bianil
Uinton
New York
Jlonse
McMiMan
Goth
Meyers
McMillin
Lodge
Spooner
Robbery Arrests Linked to New Orleans Jewelry Heist
In December 1853, Melat Myers and other defendants were arrested in New Orleans for jewelry robbery. John Abbrusxal, linked to the Rochester crime scene, faces charges. The principal suspect was George B. Gall, a traveling salesman in Nassivu street, who resided at 1014 South.
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Melat Myers
New York
Noell Spiravik Pols
Miastra Mranviseo
Andrea Maura
New Orloans
Recember
John Abbrusxal
Rochester
Miso
Amouse
Nassivu Sirest
Gall
No Children's Rally Announced At OWL First Baptist
Local notices report no children's rally today at the OWL First Baptist Church. Various society items include editor Willam J. Stroud of the Southampton Democrat visiting, and Miss Lella Hutt and Stra, Leon Wood visiting Llckory Ground. A revival is planned May first at Centenary M. church with pastors Edwards and Monsford assisting.
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Owl First Baptist Church
Willam J. Stroud
Southampton Democrat
Levey
Joseph T. Lawless
The
Commonwealth
Union Mill
Barnes
Wasserman
Cove Street
William 2
Dumphrey
Richmond
Grewer Street
Lella Hutt
Stra
Leon Wood
Ars
Cgeuaree Wilson
HL. Todges
State
Newport News
Company Co
Verdier
Ofelock
Bolsevan and
Moran Avenues
Ghent
I. M. Hasan
Hig
Offire
Centenary M. Oi
Tey. Wy. TL
Mies Maigabeth I. Hawking
Mor
Mra. W. Te
Drury
Mir. W. St. Moseley
Markoe
Maryland Reement
Lee Rifles
New York
Granta Monument
Irs
Mitida Householder
J. Lat Mouseholder
Brim Mos
Church Street
Presbyterians and Methodists Readied for Tomorrow Services
The First Presbyterian Church will have Rev Edward Mack preaching at 9 30 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 8 45 am and a Young People's meeting at 1 00 pm. Second Presbyterian Church will host Rev W S Lucy with preaching at 11 00 am tomorrow by Rev J B Meritt of the Methodist church. No evening service. Sunday school at 9 00 am.
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Edward Mack
Cleet
First Presbyterian Church
S P. Mw
Tid I. Om
Second Presbyterian Church
W. Ss. Lucy
A. m
J. BE
Meritt
Methodist Church
Building Permits Issued For New Residences
Permits issued yesterday authorize M W Burk to build two two story brick residences on Grigsby Place and Frank Owens to construct one two story frame residence on Voss Street north of Queen Street.
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M. W. Burk
Grigsby Place
Prank Owens
Voss Street
Queen Street
At Auction Today by Morris Auction House
Morris will sell at 10 o'clock this morning a large lots of furniture carpets rugs pictures window shades pianos organs and more at the auction house.
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St. 1
Morris
Italian iron worker arraigned for attempted regicide
Rome April 2 physicians who examined Pietro Acclarito of Artegna lidine report him insane after he tried to stab King Humbert I yesterday as the royal procession passed en route to the races.
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Associated Press
Virginian
Rome
Pietro Acclarito
Artegna
Lidine
tMumbert
Alexandria light infantry to high at Tohe Wacey house
Apparent lynching of Joseph McCoy after alleged assault on Lacey’s daughter triggers martial presence. Meoxandria authorities order troops to the scene as precautionary measure.
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Associated Press
Virginian
Meoxandria
Alexandria Light Infantry
Hight
Tohe Wacey
Joseph McCoy
Lacey
Pianos at the Wame Minor Co Offer Low Prices
Advertising copy from Gfigh Ciende promoting pianos at the Wame-Minor Co New Wo 0 Main Street with low figures and easy terms. Wining and repairing a special ty.
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Wame-Minor Co
New Wo
Main Street
Remarkable race on a calm afternoon at the stable
A lively tale unfolds as well known horsemen debate bloodlines and wagers. W N Etcharason bets $50 that his horse will beat Mer 23B Charlie M in a single mile trot. S L B Nelson of Richmonasee arranges a race accepted by all, to be run as soon as horses can meet, despite fading daylight.
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Mercer
W. N. Etecharason
Wm. HH
Mer
Charlie M
S. LB. Nelson
Hichmonasee
Dark Night at Moore Track Ended With Fast Times
A moonless evening at the Moore track on Monkeyhouse Road saw a small crowd assist judges as Charlie M. Feliz won the mile trot in 2:55 and Char M. captured a later running race in 1:58 despite near total darkness. Officials praised the orderly races and noted no accidents beyond a neck break risk.
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Arnay
Skouzes
Forelan Alvatre
Corfu
Prevesn
Gulf of Arta
Santi Quaranta
Isa
Pake Kiaeyan
Athenee Cop
Eprom
Ats
S¢me Point
Retter
Dr. Weck
Insurgeants
Itee
Sproineds
Alfren
Mupia Christiana
Purgeatorty
Thiavvann Provings
Proidience Farm
Mene
Atlantic
Isk
Inte
Canada
Tractnteoeds
Hertow
Uttows
Miotilly
St. Soln
Tunis
Bearcats
Ecyetek
Pelameng
DQ Engel
Talmage
Emeeze Lin
Cuba
Thome Clio Neow
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Dadian
Winstiington
April
Himpert
Orleans
Wreman
Pons
Chall
le Fosgan
Daread
Gail
Hilly
Odie
New Orleans
Fin Bax
Virgina Postalastices
Virsinton
Arhor
N. Yates
Madient i
McAlexamler
Girdstone
Planter
Mayner
Ovision
John Ghray
Telia
Wertherstonininch
Dupewu
Shaqte
Leone Lipseoinh
Virginia
Wivishens
Tennesste
Otan
Cy Amderson
Edfog
Ciristian
Jlwel Robes
Ical Grevetees
Tetermont
Acularivo
Ming Humbert
Alexandria
Souseran Sadges
Thnacheeper
Asdih
Manared
Pirty Dol
Elands
Soll
Ilia
Eriaiplre, ‘Tragla
Og Moore
Monkeyhouse Road
Anc
Oeer
Amet
John Kelly
Boyce
Alex Anderson
Charlie Davis
Willie Cochran
Charlie M. Feeliz
Williams Ee
A. J. Smith
Richardson
Willie
Nelson
Char M
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