Douma for Persia Shah Allows Country Share in Reform
Persian dispatch to the Shah announces a decree to fortify government and form a national assembly. The assembly will include princes clergy and representatives of corporations, meeting in Tehran to draft civil statutes under royal authority. Celebration is declared, with a national holiday and public festivities. The message expresses imperial gratitude and optimism for stability across Persia and its six inhabitants.
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Shah
Han
Washington
Perma
Have
Rational Assembly
Bere
Aitrzn Nats
Khan Mochireddet
Sadreazame
Tate
Persia
Adinistration
National Assembly
Ordare
Asa Bip
Corpors Loos
Eran
Resollog
Offcar
Grorrestro
Sultan Abdul Hamid III Unable to Attend Ceremonies
Reports from Constantinople say Sultan Abdul Hamid III is too indisposed to attend a ceremonial review. Foreign envoys, who had gathered to witness the occasion, withdrew upon learning of his illness. Troops at the Tekirdag garrison were ordered to prepare for possible action, and rumors spread of a potential crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Vieubas
Constantiople
Gesca
Sultan
Baseball Scores And Standings From Major Leagues
National league results include Newark and Brooklyn games with standings for Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Boston and New York amid scattered notes on other cities. Eastern league updates list Toronto Montreal Providence and Rochester standings along with a brief crime report, labor news, and a proclamation on beef industry policy and a missing sea message from Ostend.
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Newark
Batuure
New
Chevon
Howton
Noctenerdertey
Rocher
Bomtalo
Baltimor
Dutao
Boronto
Montrenicewark
Porta
SBS Ewark
Jerney
Montesis
Rochester
Rebate Indictments Hit Major Railroads and Oil Firms
Federal grand jury probes rebates under the Interstate Commerce and Elkins acts. Indictments name Standard Oil of New York Pennsylvania Railroad and Vacuum Oil Company of Rochester. Twenty four counts against the railroad and twenty three per oil firm carry potential fines up to four hundred thousand and four hundred eighty thousand dollars respectively.
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Indard Oil Company
Pennsyvania Railroad
Amostown
N. Y
Federal Grand Jury
Standard Oil Company of New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vacuum Oil Company of
Rochester
New York Central
Boston and
Maine
New York
United States Grand Jury
York City
Summer Trade Brightens Market Forecasts
Weather boosts demand for seasonable goods and autumn preparations. Jobbing and wholesale departments rush to stock for fall and winter. Crop reports show harvest and threshing surpassing expectations, with a few negatives outweighed by strong results. Manufacturing notes report progress in iron and steel amid troubles, while footwear and textiles face high prices. overall commodity levels reflect easing prices from a year earlier.
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Ood
First Lyncher Convicted In North Carolina History
George Mill, white ex-convict from Montgomery County, was found guilty of lynching three Black men in a Salisbury jailhouse mob. The jury deliberated 35 minutes and sentenced him to fifteen years, marking what is called the first lynching conviction in the state. He faces a high court appeal and is to be sentenced under state law.
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Salisbury
Jai Salisbury
N.C
George Mill
Courlentgomery County
Lyerly
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Abdul Hamid III
Baseball
Marie Pecora
Chicago
West
Wilson
Auditorium Hotel
Prise
Net
Erie
Providence
R. 1
Board of Trade
Ice
Ostend
Here
Cape Florida
Sailer Esperance
Dunkirk
Kerilac
Benedict
Brockport
Roxy Tlatstead
Dean
Halstead
New Yorkeng
Heerway
Diameola
George A. Stilwell
Riverhead
Rapoto Moleish
Sarian Tramp
Nurder
Aaltroaders
Aventiont
Ball
Hamilton's
Vanguard
Creacont Street
Garrison's
Schussler’s
Honest
GED
Millar. Co
Washing Avenue
Scrasion
Haltzel
Hometurnisher
Luzerne
Ime
Sen
Ana
Sandsome
Main and Dock Sts
Pittston, Pa
Cnligned
Citizens’ Electric Iluminating Co
Broad Street
Contors
Pittston Mercantile CO
F. IL Kyte
Mgr
Colorado
St. Louis
Stump
Ted
VIA
Rock Island Lines
Perry Griffin
Chey
Philadelphia
Jas. E. Blair
Boston
Bist
STROH
Wilkessarre’s Great Department Store
Jonas Long
Moncey
House
National Board of Underwriters
N. Main St
William St
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