Sultan Banished Princess Naime and Mehmed Kemaleddin Pasha
Abdul Hamid of Turkey banished his daughter Princess Naime and her husband Mehmed Kemaleddin Pasha. The sultan distrusted Kemaleddin’s progressive views and feared his influence, while tensions with Noureddin and Princess Zekie fueled palace intrigue. The banishment moved to Asia Minor amid accusations of disloyalty and scandal.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Naime
Mehmed Kemaleddin Pasha
Oeman Pasha
Mevna
Daman Pasha
Oaman Pasha
Osman Pasha
Noureddin
Mehmed Kemaleddin
Zekle
Princess Zekie
Princesa Zekie
Princess Zekle
Kemaleddin Pasha
Princess Me
Kemaleddin
Princese Naime
Deathbed Pressure and Palace Fire Amid Sultan Abdul Hamid's Reign
A deathbed compulsion leads to a deposed pasha's death and a fire that destroys his palace. Mehmed Kemaleddin Pasha accuses Abdul Hamid of orchestrating the blaze to destroy incriminating papers. The sultan banishes Kemaleddin Pasha and Princess Naime to Asia Minor amid fears of secret killings.
Local events mark semi centennial and secession debates
Olympia prepares for the First Presbyterian church semi centennial with Dr. Matthews of Seattle delivering the principal sermon. Mrs. Arthur Mason of Hoquiam gains $75,000 estate from a former husband per Chicago attorneys. Everett chamber to discuss Edmon s secession from Snohomish to King county next week. Frank Kendall accused of passing bad checks in Hoquiam is brought back from Tacoma to face the superior court. Indian woman drowned near Vancouver after a boat capsize on Burrard inlet per Pat Banter. W. C. T. U. Eastern Washington state convention elects officers for the coming year. Charles Anderson, 60, dies after attempting to swim the Puyallup river. One thousand residents of Seattle and Tacoma arrive in Walla Walla for the fair. Some stray ad copy and store items appear at bottom.
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Olympia
First Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Seattle
The Alca zar presents multiple shows this week
At the Alca zar three performances of a fire at Divorce Case remain. The Wiedemann company appears in Ten Nights in a Hot Room. Kyrle Bellew ends his Grand engagement tomorrow night. Mamlin Mitchell bring The Wizard of Oz next week. James Neill company closes The Conquerors tomorrow and opens The Cowboy and the Lady Sunday. The Third Avenue shows An Orphan's Prayer closing tomorrow. The Hills of California opens for a week on June day afternoons.
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Alcazar
Wiedemann Company
Kyrle Bellew
the Grand
Mamlin & Mitchell
James Neill Company
Orphan's Prayer
Third Avenue Theater
the Hilla of California
Repair Bridges On Madison Street and University Streets
The streets committee recommended repairing the Madison street bridge between Twenty fifth and Twenty ninth avenues and instructed the city engineer to draft plans and estimate the city’s share. They also seek an agreement to replace the University street bridge with a steel structure, but nearby property owners Northern Pacific railway John B Agen and David Gilmore oppose bearing the full cost.
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Madison Street
Twenty Fifth
Twenty Ninth Avenues
Streets Committee
University Street
Northern Pacific Railway
John B. Agen
David iGimore
Estate inventory filed for Dexter Morton estate
R H H Deans Frank H Winslow and W E Roene reported the probate inventory valuing Dexter Morton estate at 916 715 08 with New York block appraised at 525 000 Seattle Mackie at 226 000 and other real estate totaling 940 910 personal estate 75 805 03 as listed in Herald Tacoma 1728 and
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R. HH. Deans
Frank H. Winslow
W. E. Roene
Dexter Morton
New York
Seattle
Mayor Ballinger Faces Criticism Over Prohibition Enforcement
Citizens accuse Mayor Ballinger and Police Chief of unevenly enforcing liquor laws with regard to the Arcarde, Comique, and Arcade theaters. Critics say liquor rules for women and music licenses are ignored in several Seattle saloons, while actions against the Arcade remain disputed.
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Hallinger
Artrade
People's
Comique
Comiue Ta
Union Depot
Ballinger
Therry
Pergueon
Connect
Comique Theater
Washington Street
First Avenue
Pike Street
Neuns
Bilemarck
Seattle
Election to approve drainage district in White River valley
County commissioners call an election for December to increase tillable acreage by creating a new drainage district in the White River valley. A meeting held yesterday saw district residents confer with commissioners and express approval of the proposed improvement.
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White River Valley
Transcontinental Route Project Aims for Major Rail Link
A proposed line stretching 116 miles would cost 3 000 000 and serve all transcontinental trains of the Great Northern, signaling a pivotal expansion in rail capacity and national connectivity.
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Creat Northern
Topeka Steamer to be Raised Next Wednesday
The City of Topeka, a Pacific Coast Steamship Co vessel sunk at its pier weeks ago, will be raised to the surface next Wednesday. Construction on the cofferdam nears completion and pumps will start, lifting the sunken wreck after a few hours of operation.
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City of
Topeka
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Marcus Talbot
Gown Styles for Narrow Shoulders in 1920s Fashion
A simple party gown for the younger sister uses soft silk and lace. The lace forms a transparent yoke matching the sleeves, skirt, and shoulders. A broad effect can be achieved with a lace fall on a net foundation. The collars pair with several gowns.
Vashon Horticultural Fair Set For Next Week
The Vashon Horticultural Society announces its annual fair to be held Wednesday and Thursday at Vashon Center. A grand display features island fruits and flowers. The steamer Dove departs Beattie each morning and returns in the evening. Admission is free as islanders welcome Seattle visitors.
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The
Vashon Horticultural Society
Vashon Center
Beattie
Seattle
Great Northern Opens 70 Mile Whitefish Cut Off
The Great Northern completes the Whitefish cut off routing, eliminating the Kallepel detour with heavy grades and sharp curves. The new Minthead valley track spans 70 miles, replacing the old route.
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Great Northern
Whitefish
Kallepel
Minthead Valley
Montana
Palmist Professor Wallace Offers Quick Marriages
Prof. Wallace, palmist at 155 Firet Avenue, promises to unite separated lovers and settle quarrels with speedy marriages. He offers advice for a fee of two dollars.
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Prof
Wallace
Firet Avenue
Diphtheria Anti-Toxine Given to Stanford Players
President Jordan orders anti-toxine injections for football candidates at Stanford after 44 local diphtheria cases since June 2. Contagion reaches the campus and two players remain confined. Navy deserters and police procedures also noted. Lady Caron reported in London.
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Stanford University
Jordan
Stanford
Focal Board of Health
Alto
Footsball
Trent
Rubber coats on sale at The Rubber Store
Herald ad from 1526 2nd mentions Boys' rubber coats available at The Rubber Store located at 714 First Ave.
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Rubber Store
First Ave
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CENT
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Pomncr
ZERIB
Storia
Sete
Huyler
Caracas
Long
Delmonico
Goyer's
Porto Rico
S. Mayfield
PI E Street
Ind
Main
Abdul Mamid
Selamilk
of Pasha
Ltan
Theultan
Mehmed Kemateddin Pasha
Mehmed
Butler Barber Shop
Shrewsbury
California
Adam Tea and Coffee GO
Second Avenue
Wiadison Street
Arthur Mason
Hoquiam
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of
Fverett
Edmonds
Snohomish
King County
Frank Kendall
Tacoma
Superior Court
Pat Banter
Burrard Inlet
Vancouver
D. C
Washington
Charles Anderson
Puyallup River
Anderson
Walla Walla
Wrea Ter
M. F. McDonald
Mine Ave
Hirai
Third Avenue
Yopeka
Vashon Fair
Jal
Daniel J. Drew
Berck
Navy Yard
Lee Meyer
J. J. McMahon
Georgetown
Drew
London
Caron
Rhodes
Henry Pickard
Occidental Avenue
Ash
Basketbnit
Washington St
Hurwitz Bros
Washington S Street
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