Conservatives Firm In Saddle In Turkey Now
Constantinople chaos as mutinous troops and sailors seize streets and clash with guards. New cabinet installed but no clear formation. casualties include Nezim Pasha killed by mistake and Riza Pasha wounded. Conservatives gain control while Ismail Kemal is named chamber president with scant deputies present.
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Constantinople
Stamboul
Nezim Pasha
Justice
Riza Pasha
Marine
Sadik Pasha
Young Turks Committee of Union and Progress
Ahmed Riza
Ismail Kemal
Conspiracy 10 Oust Head of Ecuador Govt
Guayaquil April 14 The government uncovered a conspiracy to overthrow General Ely at Faro. Leaders were to be arrested and several soldiers in the garrison were held as implicated in the plot.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Ely
Faro
Riders Are Busy Movement Aimed at Controlling Rent
Night riders terrorize Harri man’s Ferry area in Washington Indiana threatening tenants with violence if rents exceed one third of the crop. About twenty horsemen visited tenants warning crop mowing if conditions aren’t met. A stranger bought a large stock of carriage whips earlier, signaling intent to enforce logging on noncompliant tenants.
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Washington
Ind
Harriman’s Ferry
Maybray Held on $100,000 Bond in Des Moines Case
Des Moines dispatch reports C Maybray, indicted for using the trials to defraud in promoting alleged fake prize hits wrestling matches and horses, was brought from Little Rock to Des Moines. He will be tried at the May term of the federal court but cannot furnish $100,000 bond and is remanded to the county jail.
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Des Moines
C. Maybray
Little Rock
Ark
Maybray
Paul Meloan Returns to Duty After Nashville Attack
Outfielder Paul Meloan, transferred from St. Paul, arrived in the city today to report for duty. He is recovering from an attack in Nashville and aims to regain form soon. Meloan is described as a stocky young man.
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Paul Meloan
St. Paul
Melean
Nashville
Paul
Jailed for Smoking Pipe in Galena Postmaster's Son
Ace Rains, 18, son of the Galena postmaster, was jailed after admitting he smoked a pipe despite a Kansas law prohibiting minors from smoking. He faces trial for violating the act, with officials promising strict enforcement of the tobacco sale ban to minors.
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Kansas
Galena
Kan
Ace Rains
Rains
District Attorney Advises Limited Sunday Liquor Hours
Albany April 14. District Attorney William T. Jerome says liquor tax law sections barring Sunday saloon openings cannot be enforced in New York City by local officials due to their influence. Government Wins Suit Against Cincinnati Dealers. Cincinnati April 14. A federal grand jury found for the government in its suit against W. H. Corbin & Co. whisky dealers for adding spirits to whisky after barrels were stamped by the internal revenue office.
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Jerome
Albany
New York City
William T. Jerome
New York
Cincinnati
Federal Grand Jury
W. H. Corbin & Co
Whisky Dealers
Internal Revenue Office
Charles Bidwell Goes to Prison to Save Father
Chicago April 14 Charles Bidwell sought to spare his aging father Benson Bidwell at the cost of his own liberty Both Bidwells were sentenced to indeterminate terms in the penitentiary for alleged swindling via the cold motor invented by the elder Bidwell Charles agreed with the state to spare contesting his appeal if the state would be lenient with his father Benson pled guilty and will be released while Charles heads to prison next Friday
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Chicago
Charles Bidwell
Benson Bidwell
Benson
Russian Woman Pleads Guilty in Dr Auspitz Killing
New York April 14 Sarah Koten a young Russian woman charged with shooting and killing Dr Martin W Auspitz in August last pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the first degree. She was remanded for a sentence. She said she killed him after he attacked her while she was under anaesthetic during her nurse service at the sanitarium. A baby boy born to her since the shouting accompanied her from Blackwell's Island.
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New York
Sarah Koten
Martin W. Auspitz
Auspitz
Loge
Blackwell's Island
Hher
Riots at Torreon Mexico Leave Several Dead
El Paso reports from Torreon Mexico thirty miles from Velardena that riots erupted Saturday after an order halted a religious parade. Three men were killed in street fights and ten rioters were captured and executed. In Wisconsin, La Crosse reports a severe snowstorm since midnight with no relief.
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Texas
the Herald
Torreon
Mexico
Velardena
la Crosse
Wis
Taft Party Heads to New York for Easter Visit
President Taft and Mrs. Taft depart Washington for New York aboard the Pennsylvania railroad, joined by White House guests and youths. They will dine with Henry W. Taft and, tomorrow, proceed to New Haven for a Yale Corporation business meeting where the president serves as a fellow.
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Washington
Taft
Three year old child torn from parents and sent out of country
Philadelphia men and wife lose son Jossil Paskar aged 3 years 3 months after eight months at Ellis Island over alleged scalp ringworm. Deportation aboard Noor dam to Rotterdam followed failed clearance. family hard pressed for overdue payments and grief over separation.
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Philadelphia
Jossil Paskar
Ellis Island
New York
Noordam
Rotterdam
Israel Paskar
South Seventeenth Street
Louis
Reuben
Morris
Jossil
Bilis Island
United States
Rochester Fire Destroys City Buildings In 500000 Loss
A 25 mile gale driven blaze swept Rochester causing at least 500000 dollars in damage across Palmer building Hunting company and Berith Kodesh temple. One hundred families lost homes. militiamen guarded ruins. relief funds urged. Fire response from Buffalo and Syracuse aided by locals, rain later hampered homeless. No fatalities reported.
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N. Y
Buffalo
Syracuse
Edgerton
Palmer
Main
Gibbs Streets
Fire and political turmoil flood Springfield in April 14 events
Fire devastated Elyria and nearby hotels causing $160000 in damages with Cleveland aiding firefighting efforts while in Springfield Illinois lawmakers debated across a packed scene. The House killed the newspaper libel bill 120 to 61 as ballots continued in the Senate race and demonstrations by suffragists filled the day with lobbying and public interest.
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Springfield
House Today
Hopkins
Jane Addams
Catherine Waugh McCullough
Ella Stewart
Ellen F. Henrotin
Raymond Robins
Professor Willett
University of Chicago
Virginia Wrecked on Ohio River Near Wellsville
Aboard the steamer Virginia a rock strike tore a three foot hole in the hull causing a wreck late last night on the upper Ohio near Wellsville. Fifty passengers, rattled by previous incidents, were ferried to shore by a 75 man crew in a perilous but successful evacuations and today were sent to Pittsburgh by rail, exhausted but unharmed.
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Pittsburg
Virginia
Ohio River
Wellsville
Ohio
Upper
Bulgaria in Deadlock Over Bulgarian Turco Dispute
St. Petersburg April 14 negotiations over the Turco Bulgarian dispute following Bulgaria's declaration of independence have reached a deadlock in both St. Petersburg and Constantinople. Mobilization of the Bulgarian army is seen as possible unless Turkey accepts terms soon.
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St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Turkey
France to Present San Francisco Gold Medal From Paris
A gold medal from the French government honoring San Francisco’s 1906 recovery will be presented in person by Ambassador Jusserand to city authorities between May 20 and 25. Designed by Louis Botlee, the medal shows the city rising from ruins and France offering laurel to America as a token of sympathy and admiration.
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Paris
Washington
San Francisco
Jusserand
Louis Botlee
France
America
Socialists move to sue Outlook over Roosevelt piece
Newark April 14 Secretary W B Killingbeck of the state Socialist Party committee said the state organization will seek legal advice to pursue possible action against the Outlook Publishing Company of New York for an article about the socialist movement by ex President Roosevelt The matter was referred to the national committee for procedures The objection is not to the article's politics but to reflections on socialist members.
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Roosevelt
Newark
N. J
W. B. Killingbeck
State Committee
The
Socialist Party
Outlook Publishing Company
New York
Socialist Movement
National Committee
Killingbeck
Cash wheat hits 31 year high in St Louis market
St Louis reports the highest cash wheat price in 31 years with No 2 red bids between 1 47 and 1 50 a bushel. The surge in prices has nearly halted local flour production and related activity.
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St. Louis
Summer House for Taft Leases Cottage at Woodside Point
Washington April 14 official White House notice says President Taft has leased the Evans cottage at Woodside Point Beverberty Mass as a summer home. Weston in Indiana Kendellville April 14 Edward Payson Weston the pedestrian reached Kendellville at 9:30 from Waterloo and will reach Goshen 21 miles west tonight in good health.
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R. D. Evans
Woodside Point
Mass
Washington
White House
Robert D. Evans
Bevjerity
Weston
Indiana
Kendellville
Ind
Edward Payson Weston
Waterloo
Goshen
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