Young Turks May Overthrow The Sultan
Constantinople reports secret negotiations with the Young Turks as the sultan’s position weakens life threats loom and cannons are mounted near Yildiz. The Young Turks press for restoration of their ministers and leaders while thousands gather at the city gates awaiting entry amid rumors of a parliamentary power shift.
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Wright Brothers Announce New Automatic Air Craft Device
Washington April 19 The Wright Brothers of Dayton Ohio and A H Herrig of New York with Glen Curtiss unveil an automatic controlling device for heavier-than-air machines. It aims to stabilize flights and boost efficiency. Demonstrations planned, including a Capitol balloon flight, to sway War Department support and Congress. The project involves dirigibles and airplanes with trials at Fort Myer Virginia and planned government use.
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Wish Bone In William On Outing At Corfe
WISH BONE IN William is on an outing at Corfe. While there with his suite he swallowed 4 fish bone today with almost fatal result. The motor, however, successful will be a marvel of light construction on and durability. The motor is described as having five treated iron tileke steel cylinders set fully around a single shaft. Total weight including fly wheel, spank rolls, baninietors and part of the containing frame is said to be only twenty five pounds while it develops twenty two horse power. Two of these motors will be used on the aeroplane intended for the government weighing approximately 200 pounds.
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Three Men Killed In Freight Train Washout Incident
Grand Rapids Mich April 19 three men were killed when a Grand Trunk freight train ran into a washout near Puller Station at 6 40 in the morning. The dead are William Stolte engineer Fred at corakemon John Rumoke fare MMe injured Rhy Stavens conductor. An pwere fromeran Mich.
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Judge Instructs Jury Concerning Bucket Shops
Columbus Ohio April 14 Judge Julee Kinkwid directs the grand jury to investigate bucket shops in Columbus. He cites operations linked to gambling losses and urges action under statutes, noting prior juries failed to recover money tied to stock gambling and betting rings.
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Trial of Captain Hid Planning a Lengthy Proceedings
The morning session opens for Captain Hid’s trial with Judge to select the jury. the case may extend beyond today. Prosecutors expect about twenty-five witnesses. defense attorney McIntyre argues for possible immunity commission and notes Mrs. Hata may testify if needed.
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Quartet Is Lynched After Mob Rages Across Ada Jail
Report details a mob attack at the Pontotoc county jail near Ada at about 2:00 am. Four men named J B Miller B Brown Meese WW and Joe Allen were lynched after being held for a murder case involving a Canadian Texas cattleman. dispatches note mob size around 40 000 and chaotic scenes as deputies were assaulted. The article mentions calls for an immediate retrial and ongoing legal maneuvering by defense counsel amid family reactions.
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Revenue Officers Seize Moonshine Stills in Virginia
Revenue officers under Deputy Collector Mc Broom raid moonshine operators in southwest Virginia. Several prisoners, six stills, and 240 gallons of moonshine were captured. One 200 gallon per day still was found and a local official blamed prohibition for the illicit activity.
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Virginia
Taft Names Collector of Customs at Toledo
President Taft today named George W. Huntley as collector of customs for Toledo. The nomination follows his recent administrative appointments and reflects Taft administration efforts to fill key port positions. Huntley has prior experience in federal service and local business circles in Toledo, awaiting Senate confirmation.
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Dawson Named Minister to China by Washington
A Washington dispatch reports that President Tate has sent to the Senate the nomination of Thomas Dawson, of Down, to be minister to China. The announcement marks Dawson as the administration’s choice for the key diplomatic post in Beijing.
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Patten Urges Common Sense for Preachers and Public
Chicago April 1 Patten urged preachers and the public to rely on common sense and a sober homily over sensational sermons. He warned against sensationalism in papers promising pictures and warned traders about wheat corner speculation. Merrill, VP of the Board of Trade, claimed the corn map law raises billions of bushels and could stave off famine amid wheat shortages.
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Aldrich Warns Congress Has Wasted Money in Debates
Senator Aldrich criticizes federal overspending and calls for trimming government appropriations by about 50 million annually without harming efficiency. He forecasts increased revenues from tariffs and imports, urges tax reforms and stronger revenue collection, and argues reform will curb extravagant spending while preserving prosperity. He cites 1910 revenue projections and Dingley-era comparisons.
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Raid on Line Island in the Ohio River yields arrests
In Liverpool Ohio on April 19 eighteen men were seized during a raid led by Sheriff Hobbs and a deputy. The operation targeted Line Island in the Ohio River, described as a major roundup for this region. Few contraband whiskies were found as officers continued patrols in Olio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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