Young Turks advance toward Constantinople amid city turmoil
Berlin reports the Young Turks nearing Constantinople as constitutionalists envelop the capital. Garrison officers resign and then withdraw, while Saloni forces prepare to enter the city. Proclamations promise safety for innocents and punishment for traitors, with Italian and other observers noting machine guns and troop movements.
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Constantinople
Marts
War Office
Navy
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Tne
Ulenmoa
Constantinpole Garison
Batihes
Wite
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Atantinople
Will Not Attend Daughter's Wedding In Paria Affair
Paria April 21 Henry White ambassador of France will not attend the church wedding of his daughter Mariel Tol. Count Herman Bobert-Thows. The civil ceremony will be performed by the Mayor of the eighth arrondissement and the Catholic ceremony at St Joseph's church will be by Cardinal Kopp. White abstains from the Catholic service citing religious toleration and precedents. Bridesmaids include Rutherford and Brickler. The couple will live in Europe under a property regime. Also, street railway workers vote to strike and union officers plan wage scale arbitration.
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Cardinal Kopp
Paria
Henry White
Fréince
Mariel Tol
Herman Bobert-Thows
France
Eighth
Ambansador
St. Joseph's Church
Arentauslee
Ins White
Mars Aa Rutherford
Ww Vanderbilt
Tay Brickler
Ame
Badeadon White
Wille
Buckler
S Tagation
Madrid
Europe
Horse Jumps Into Mrs Sherman's Car
Waehtinghon April 21 Mrs J Sherman wife of the vice president escaped injury as a horse attached to a grocer’s wagon bolted and leaped at the Sherman car smashing the windguard and damaging the hood The horse then ran down Pennsylvania Avenue wrecking Dr C F Hadfield’s carriage The Doctor and his driver were thrown out but unharmed none in the Sherman car injured
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J. Sherman
Denmarket
Nan Ip
Sherman
Aes
Pennsylvaniavenue
C.F. Hadfield
Mexico Shaken By Volcanic Eruption And Earthquake
Reports from Mexico City describe a volcanic eruption at 6 10 yesterday spreading ashes and lava with a strong earthquake that lasted eight seconds. Inhabitants fled in panic and several towns reported damage though no fatalities yet. In Suffolk Virginia criminals tunneled to the Bank of Suffolk vaults and escaped with about 1500 dollars after eight days planning.
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Mexico City
Colla
Suffolk
Gdhiaelon
Bank of Suffolk
Tunal
Big Fight Due Tomorrow in 1900s A R selections
Delegates from Ohio and other states gathered for the upcoming election of a president general. Mrs. George M. Sternberg named vice president general for the District of Columbia ran as an insurgent candidate amid debates on women’s aid, patriotic education, child labor reforms, and desecration concerns.
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Anhgun
Ohio-—- Mire
Ayton Ry
Tresfale
Ming Fanny Himil
Jon
George M. Sternberg
District of Columbia
Gallipolis Man 18 Very Much Married
Gallipolis Ohio April 2 0 William Pardons is eluded to answer in court on bigamy allegations. It is claimed he was married in Gallipolia in 1904 and in Huntington West Virginia in 1907 to Ron Thompson. A third marriage under the name Smith is cited in Mansfeld. The wife number two alleges, while wife number three produced a marriage certificate before the mayor. Parsons claims uncertainty about wives two or not due to drinking at the time of marriage.
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Gallipolis
William Pardons
Ebirses
Digany
Gallipolia
Ron Thompson
Huntington
W. Va
Smith
Mansfeld
Parsons
Wames
High Price for Shaves and Drinks Aids Robbery Probe
Philadelphia readers report two youths, Ramiel Lewis and Mewitt Lawrence, about 18, paid $60 for shaves and beer, drawing police suspicion in a case linking them to the robbery of 80 year old gypsy queen Koda Lavell who lost $10,000 in Bryn Mawr. Police say the pair confessed to ties with the robbery and were taken to a suspect’s home where $100 appeared in a hotel cells. Another boy reportedly went to New York.
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Philadelphia
Koda Lavell
Ele Joy Wick
Bry Mawr
Ramiel Lewis
Mewitt Lawrence
New York
Photographic stellar map fuels debate on the universe
Paris reports a congress pursuing a vast photographic map of 30 to 40 million stars. French astronomer M Rens says results show active stellar motion and aims for exact knowledge of the universe. Antonione Becquerel presents demonstrations of fire of seeds affected by intense vacuum and extreme cold.
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Paris
M. Rens
Antonione Henri Becquerel
Academy of Science
M. Pecquere
Kansas City Bank Squabble Ends in Reorganization
In Kansas City the National Bank of Commerce underwent a long power struggle as J Wilson Perry claimed the bank’s 51.4 million interest and Perry later became president. David T. Boal and W B Ridgely held key posts during the upheaval. After a failed collapse the bank was reorganized and Ridgely resigned. Woods regained control with a prior president ousted amid the turmoil.
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Kandi City
Apell
J. Wilson Perry
Gt. Lotte
Dr. W. & Wonds
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Perry
David ‘T. Boal
W. BD. Ridgely
Ridgely
Woods Agai
Fin Failurol Boon
Ohio Republican leaders face Taft pressure in patronage probe
Secretary Phipps and C. S. Newcomer traveled to Washington to rebut Dayton surveyor Robine’sclaims that committee members sought federal patronage for money. Newcomer swore an affidavit disputing Robine’s charges as Phipps, William A. OWilllems and Walter Brown prepared to present their defense to President Taft and Senator Burton.
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Phipps
Williams
Brown
Washington
Taft
Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
Coeur Robiine
Dayton
Ohio
C. S. Newcomer
Williams County
Honey A. Owilllems Cheirian
Walter Brown
Tate Central Committee
Tobing
Dent Taft
Senator Burton
Harmon for President in 1912 Slogan at Urbana Jefferson Banquet
The 1912 Harmon for President slogan was praised at the annual Jefferson banquet in Urbana Cham paign county. Gov Harmon led as guest of honor with a large armory crowd, while speakers including Atlee Pomerene and A P Sandles urged Democratic unity, predicting a bright future for Harmon and Ohio democracy.
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E. J. Boody
Hilar
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Atlee Pomerene
Hermon
Kost
A. P. Sandles
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Harmon
John Henry Newman Frema
Cheapness of human life appalling statewide report
Columbus World 2 reports the Ohio state board of health condemns the apparent cheapness with which lives are treated and the poor handling of preventable diseases. The field report criticizes health officials and calls for stronger sanitary measures, noting diphtheria and scarlet fever threaten children and naming multiple towns with water and sewage plant issues.
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Columbus
Eliiman Life
Obie
Jems Unin
Obie Wtate Board of
Harmon
Soa
Lange
Jy Aupon
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