Turbulent Exodus and Turkish Naval Buildup Amid Greco Turkish Conflict
Greek exodus from Turkish territory expands as 2.5 million Ottomans face expulsion fears. Turkey pursues a naval expansion led by Vickers and the battleship program, including the Reshadieh and the Sultan Osman I. Bucknam Pasha's raids are cited as key to defense strategies, while international powers urge restraint.
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Athens
Turkey
Mace Fit
Constantine
Mesers
Vickers
Barrow
England
Tyne
Sultan Osman I
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Ransford D. Bucknam
Hamaeh
Bucknam Pasha
Constantinople
Greece
United 83
Mississippi
Adaho
Ian Swaters
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Macedonia
War
Marine
Telaat Bey
Talaat
Sublime Porte
Mehmet V
Bulgaria
New
Servia
Montenegro
Cripple Invents New Leg in Paris
In Paris the French airman M. Desoutter, who lost a leg in a 2 year old accident, has created an artificial limb weighing two pounds. He argues lighter limbs reduce fatigue and improve balance, noting current models weigh six to ten pounds and require heavy shoulder and waist straps.
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Paris
M. Desoutter
M.desoutter
California’s Lassen Peak Erupts in Notable Volcanic Display
A detailed account describes Lassen Peak and Bumpass’ Hell as a living volcanic region with fresh lava flows, steaming vents, and sulphur basins. It notes modern activity including a two mile by four mile lava field, clearing skies around the crater, and persistent fires amid snow and steam in a dramatic Pacific coast spectacle.
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United States
Alaska
Frederick Faulkner
San Francisco Chronicle
Lassen
Taiveih Baten
Shasta
Oregon
Washington
Lassen Peak
T - Assen Peak
Manzanita Lake
King’s Creek
Battle Creek
Iceland
Yellowstone
Bumpass
Hell
California
Pacific Coast
Fire Mountain
Vesuvius
Aetna
Serallet
Mill Creek Canyon
Lake Helen
T T
Convicts Try Sports as They Parade Outdoors
In New York Auburn and Sing Sing pris ons staged public style events for inmates. Auburn inmates played field games and raced within the yard while guards watched. Sing Sing sent twenty seven prison musicians and a Grand Army post to the chapel before a convict band procession.
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New York
Auburn
Sing Sing
Shipwreck Memory Recalled Aboard New York Pretoria Collision
Christian Herald recounts a fog bound near disaster when the New York collided with the Pretoria 400 miles from New York. Passengers awoke to the crash, calmly awaited fate, and a later Thanksgiving service moved many to tears as gratitude and reverence filled the music room.
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Southampton
New York
Pretoria
Christian Herald
New Gravity Theory Proposed by Professor McLaren
An early 20th century paper outlines a four dimensional universe with time notion preserved. McLaren argues for a single ultimate substance existing in two exclusive forms matter and other, with matter as regions where fluid grows or decays. He urges an open review of these revolutionary views.
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McLaren
M.laren
Bernard Riemann
Religious Motive: A Missionary’s Duty to Learn Think Black
Fragmented OCR text hints at a discussion of a missionary’s first duty to learn to think black, with offhand quotes about Maphtali Luccock and a mission field. The readable portions suggest themes of race, religion, and colonial-era mission work, but details are garbled.
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Aeg
Chios
Gouni
Thesme
Asia
Minor
Constantinople
Sal Hop
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King Constantine of
Sultan of
Dreadnaught Nevada
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