Dultan Dethroned as Young Turks Proclaim Republic
Reports from Constantinople claim the sultan was dethroned and a republic proclaimed by the Young Turks with Turkish cabinet recalling peace delegates from London and ambassadors returning to the capital. Enver Bey named chief of the army staff as fighting continues in the city.
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London
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Budapest
Constantinople
Washington
Turkey
State Department
Rockhill
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Enver Bey
Sofia
Belgrade
Athens
Cettinje
Balkan League
Sir Edward Grey
Nazim Pasha
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Council of State
Said Halim
Hadji Adil
Mukhetar Bey
Tshhuruksula Mahmud
Ibraham Pasha
Rifaat Bey
Batzaria
Noradunghuan Pasha
Norwegian cabinet resigns after election defeat
The Norwegian cabinet led by Prime Minister General J. K. M. Bratlie resigned today following its loss in the general elections last October. The resignation comes amid political upheaval in Christiania.
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Christiania
Norway
J. K. M. Bratlie
Woman Leaps From Cliff in Mill Creek Tragedy
Cleveland, Jan 24 Mrs Tillie Gibson forty eight of 9342 Miles avenue leaped to her death from a forty foot cliff bordering Mill creek. Her body struck the water three feet below and hit rock bottom breaking her neck in the violent plunge.
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Cliff
Cleveland
Tillie Gibson
Miles Avenue
Mill Creek
Bill to tax nonvoting electors proposed in Iowa legislature
Des Moines Jan 25. Representative Klay introduces a bill in the legislature to impose a two dollar tax on all electors who fail to vote.
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Des Moines
Klay
Rail Pool a Hang-Over Declares Steel Magnate
William B. Corey former United States Steel president testified in the government suit to dissolve the company. He described the steel rail pool as a hang-over from pre 1904 arrangements and said prices had held at 28 dollars a ton since 1904. He noted rail prices abroad were higher than in the United States and discussed foreign shipments and inquiries to Harriman lines. The period in question ends in 1910.
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New York
William B. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Corey
Steel Corporation
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Russia
Severance
Mr. Corey
Three Aviators Die In Separate Flight Accidents
In Port of Spain Trinidad Frank Boland American aviator was killed during a trial exhibition flight after a perfect weather evening. In Etampes France Charles Nieuport wealthy aircraft builder and his mechanic died when their monoplane broke up at height and plunged to the ground.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Frank Boland
Venezuela
Boland
Etampes
France
Charles Nieuport
Hadley Talk Sparks New York Bar Association Meeting
Former Governor Hadley of Massachusetts delivered the lead address on Progressive Jurisprudence at Utica New York. Judge Alton B. Parker was elected president as the annual meeting elected officers.
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Utica
N. Y
Hadley of
Wife Unkissed Grounds Divorce In Minnesota Case
Mrs. Amy L. Andrews, 37, was granted a divorce from Robert L. Andrews after six months without a kiss. The couple had been married seven years in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with the divorce granted on January 24.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Amy L. Andrews
Robert L. Andrews
McKinney Texas Mourns After Deadly Mississippi Dry Goods Collapse
Public schools closed as McKinney mourns an eight dead and fifteen injured Mississippi Dry Goods Co crash. Dallas undertakers and physicians assist, with victims moved to Dallas hospitals when possible. Notable rescues include Mrs Kistler and daughter saved by husband. Dr J K Knight saves Laura Searcy. John Thomas calms detainees in a tunnel. Presley dies after being tortured by fire.
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McKinney
Tex
Mississippi Dry Goods Co
Dallas
Plano
Greenville
Paris
John Kistler
Kistler
Laura Searcy
J. K. Knight
John Thomas
Presley
Choate Turns 81 as Benedict Reaches 79 in New York
Joseph H. Choate celebrated his eighty first birthday at his New York home where he hosted a dinner for eighteen men of his generation. Commodore Elias C. Benedict also reached his seventy ninth year after a long career in finance and yachting.
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New York
Joseph H. Choate
John Bigelow
Elias C. Benedict
Choate
England
Marshall to live in hotel after March 4 in Washington
Vice President elect Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall will reside in a hotel during their four year stay in Washington. Accommodations were arranged by his secretary Mark Thistlewaite near the White House. The capital society notes they will entertain less, causing comment.
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Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Senators Reject Open Capitol for Inaugural Day Reception
Democratic senators in caucus decide it would be unwise to open the Capitol for a public reception on inauguration day. They debate a replacement plan as doubts linger over the day’s events and the anticipated ball.
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Democratic Caucus
Ball
Washington
Capitol
Lincoln Steffens Robbed in New York Parade
Lincoln J Steffens longtime crusader against crooks was pickpocketed during a New York parade. He pursued the thief who was said to be Harry Gold an ex convict. A patrolman stopped the suspect frisked him and returned the wallet to Steffens.
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Lincoln J. Steffens
New York
Steffens
Harry Gold
Prince of Wales Net Wins for Oxford Match
The Prince of Wales scored the sole goal as Magdalen College defeated Keble College 1 0 in an Oxford football match. The young royal presence energized the event in London on January 25.
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Prince of Wales
London
Oxford
Magdalen
Keble
Trusts Lauded As National Blessing By Morgan Partner
H P Davison of J P Morgan & Co told the Pujo committee trusts are a great blessing and would be if not curbed by law He argued against prohibiting interstate corporate money in private banks and warned interlocking directorates would set the country back twenty five years Davison detailed voting trusts and aims to merge Guaranty Trust into Bankers Trust noting planning by younger partners and aging bankers on the Bankers Trust organizers
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Washington
H. P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States
Pujo Committee
Interstate Commerce Corporation
Davison
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
Voting Trust
New York
Guaranty
Bankers’ Trust
Biplane Crash Claims Imperial Officer Near Magdeburg
In Magdeburg Germany on January 24 Lieutenant Schlegel of the imperial aviation corps was killed and Lieutenant Von Scheele fatally injured when their biplane fell during a flight near the city. Schlegel’s death marks the 240th aviation fatality since air machines began usage and the fourth this year. In Rheims on January 24 Charles Gaulard a French aviator fell 240 feet in a monoplane during a flight and doctors say he has a fair chance of recovery despite the machine capsize.
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Magdeburg
Germany
Schlegel
Imperial Aviation Corps
von Scheele
Here
Sehleger
Rheims
Charles Gaulard
Fifty Drift on Icefloe at Little Sturgeon Wis
Fifty fishermen and more than half the village’s male population were swept out when a large ice floe cracked and drifted from shore on Lake Michigan. All were rescued after exposure and perilous efforts by small boats. Some men swam to safety after removing heavy clothing as rescuers battled ice cakes.
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Little Sturgeon
Wis
Lake Michigan
Garey Alashbie
Landmark Paxton Hotel Fire Sparks Panic and Rescue
A Paxton hotel fire in Omaha originated in the buffet, filling the building with smoke and trapping about 200 guests. Firemen rescued 100 guests down long ladders as windows framed with screaming faces, including E. H. Shaw who leaped to a ladder after clinging to the sill.
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Union News Service
Omaha
Neb
Paxton Hotel
E. H. Shaw
Taunton
Mass
Shaw
Crime Wave In Thorn Creek District Stuns Pittsburg
District Attorney Wm B Purvis of Butler County exposes a shocking immorality wave in Thorn Creek. The probe links the unrest to many young girls and a church revival disruption, while a tar and feather brigade forms in response and vows further action if not halted.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Thorn Creek
Wm. B. Purvis
Butler County
Purvis
Turkish troop mutiny seeks to back Kiamil Pashas cabinet
In Constantinople three regiments at Tchatalja may march to the capital to press for reestablishing Kiamil Pasha's ministry. The Powers deny recognition of the current cabinet and demand a prompt reply. Hakki Pasha declines the foreign ministry, Prince Said Halim is offered the post and expected to accept. Said Halim is an Egyptian prince.
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Constantinople
Tchatalja
Kiamil Pasha
Hakki Pasha
Said Halim
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Cincinnati markets show wheat prices from No 2 red at 1.12 to No 4 red at 1.04 per bushel, corn varying by grade up to 63¢ for No 4 yellow, oats bids around 34 to 37 cents, hay and timothy ranges, poultry and eggs pricing, cattle shifts with shippers at 6.50 to 8.10, hogs at 7.65 to 7.80, sheep and lambs noted with price gaps, practical farm market snapshot.
Irish Catholic School Dedication Denounces Black Hand
Archbishop John J. Glennon presided over the dedication of a new Italian Catholic school at Tenth and Washington and preached at Our Lady Help of Christians. He condemned Beerat societies and the Black Hand among the men of the Main parish, directing warning to children and parents.
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St. Louia
John J. Glendon
Tenth
Washington Streets
Church of Our Lady Help of Christians
Black Hand
Maan
Rheumatic Advice Centered on Doctor’s Home Prescription
A Chicago based Globe Pharmaceutical laboratories claim promotes a rheumatism remedy combining Toris compound and syrup of parsnip in whiskey. The ad asserts quick relief after first dose and urges insistence on the genuine sealed Toris compound, claiming hundreds cured last winter.
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Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of
Chicago
Novel ad uses photo in shop window to seek wife
In a provincial English town a man displays his photograph in a shop window with a notice beneath it seeking a female companion. The mounted ad reads Wanted, a female companion, to the above. Apply at this office.
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England
Fish From You Yesterday Not Fit To Eat
London Opinion quotes a remark about yesterday's fish being unfit for consumption and given to servants, illustrating dissatisfaction with a meal. The brief note reflects everyday household issues and satire from the period.
Real Test and Gifted Trade Secrets
Gabe asks how to tell a genuine diamond from a fake and Steve responds with a blunt suggestion to sell it. The dialogue centers on evaluating authenticity and a shortcut approach to disposal, reflecting a casual, edgy exchange.
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Gabe
Steve
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Obadiah Gardner
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W. E. Corey
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Hadley Speake
Mckinney, Tex
Marshall
Capital City
Richard C. Burleson
Richard Coke Burleson
Burleson
Third Field Artillery
Fort Meyer, Va
Texas
Morgan
Cincinnati
Dean
Iowa
J. Hunt
Fairfield
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Carter
Ota
Resinol
Chéttibal, Co
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