Sultan on the verge of collapse in Constantinople
April 22 dispatches report the sultan near physical collapse as mutiny rumors spread among Young Turks and reactionaries. Fighting, arson, and killings rise in Constantinople and Avia Minor, with foreign warships arriving to restore order. Five American missionaries are among those seeking aid as the city endures attacks and a siege.
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Constantinople
Killy
Avia Minor
Renault
Ber UN
Marmora
Turkey
Asia Minor
Lyon
Mint Lambert
Mrs Boyle Case Ties To Chicago Woman
Mercer Pennsylvania April 22 Mrs Boyle linked to Helen McDermott of Chicago after prosecutors admit the wife of James Boyle is the Chicago woman. Chicago family funds were sent for her defense and a $1000 deposit arrived in her favor. Attorneys discuss legal options between state Pennsylvania and Ohio laws.
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Mercer
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Develand
Wireless distress signal prompts White House briefing
Ohio Republican officials and Dayton businessman appear at the White House to explain steering committee actions and a $100 check tied to the Taft senatorial campaign. An alleged stranger delivered funds, prompting questions about influence and reappointment for a customs surveyor.
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Washington
W. Hay Phipps
Allanngeter
Ohio
W. Blower
Kein
Dayton
Phippe
Hieser
Oscar J. Robbins
Ware Veyor
Phipps
Charles F. Taft
State Committee
Robbins
Phipps and Brewer
Channey
Wiiluma County
Taft Patronage Turmoil Refuels Ohio Politics
The text discusses unsettled patronage as Senator Burton gains assurances on Bowland’s White House favor, while Senator Dick reports confusion over Taft’s backing. It notes lingering questions about the president’s selections and the impact on Ohio political figures.
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Charles P.taft
Texas
Columbia
Burton
Bowland
Taft
Senator Dick
White House
Ohio
Dynamite Tragedy Near Niagara River Reveals Damaged Glacier
Reported in Buffalo in April a glacier extending twelve miles into the river was seen pushing into Lake Ontario. Wagons carrying 2000 pounds of dynamite aim to break the ice jam near Youngstown and loosen the river blockage. A late blast opened 50 pounds, but the ice remains largely intact as work continues over several days.
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Buffalo
Youngstown
Kynaze
Niagara River
Dynamite Attack Ends in Fatality in Tennessee
In Chattanooga Tennessee on April 22 Rudolph Mel aged 96 was killed by a dynamite blast thrown through a bedroom window by an unknown assailant. His wife was injured. A stepson was detained by authorities.
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Chattanooga
Tonn
Rudolph Mel
Tane
Fils
Stepuon
Turki turks and legendary founders in flood era lore
Fragmentary tale describes the Turks Bay lineage and a long line of ancestors Tork Turks great great grandson Bogot Twine, Mo Gol and Tartar Mogol as progenitors of Chinene and guardians of the Great Wall. It notes frequent warfare and bold guardianship amid dynastic struggles.
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Turks Bay
Noob
Bogot
Masemi
Warden Is Chosen at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus officials announce Thomas H. Bo does named warden of the penitentiary today by the board of prison managers. The appointment takes effect May 1 and names Jones in a supporting role at Iron ton facility.
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Columbus
Thomas H. Bo Does
Ironton
Penienide
Board of
Prion Managers
Jones
Five Die in Cleveland Storm Toll Report
Cleveland, Oct 22. The storm toll in yesterday's severe weather reached five dead and ten injured, with one of the injured believed certain to die. TT Woodworth of Plymouth is named as the lone confirmed fatality amid widespread damage and injuries.
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Cleveland
Osio
TT Woodworth
Plymouth
Wheat On Toboggan Shifts Amid Market Opening
Wheat opened weak as prices slid from early highs. May futures moved from 1.47 to 1.29 18, July from 1.18 14 to 1 8, and September to 1.8. News reports note Patten left Chicago amid threats after sensational operations drew hostile reactions.
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Cnergo
Hi Wan
Patten
Chicago
Met
Wheat market turmoil tied to Patten unloading demand
Reported price held at 1.20 as traders accuse Patten of resisting unloading. Secretary Wilson’s visible wheat supply estimate cited. Dakota and Liverpool reports indicate higher wheat availability from other growing regions. Patten, from Trinidad Colorado, refused reporters and left for a friend’s ranch on vacation, claiming to escape scrutiny and the new market environment.
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Patten
Wilson
Dakotas
Bertin
Liverpool
Autelinsen
Onreite
Trinidad
Colorado
Muperk
Haine murder case report held by district attorney
The sixth jury in the Haine murder trial saw Batpribon physicien of Queen County examine Hains after his arrest. The report was sent to Dar rin and is kept by District Attorney Dewitt. The defense seeks to force its production, risking the appointment of a lun oy commission.
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Tinwhing
Haine
Wan Homeyile Amorabws
Bat
Pribon
Strike of Seamen Continues Amid Tense Labor Row
The seamen strike in Buffalo extends to Saturday with expectations of resuming Monday. Two sailors from a Clair, toh crew and Americans, were waylaid and beaten last night in an unresolved clash.
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Buffalo
N. VF
Am Clair
Toh
Mehemed Rachad Titfend Aimed At Turkish Throne
A fragment describes Mehemed Rachad Titfend as a poorly educated man kept under guard in Constantinople. It claims he could become ruler of Turkey if Sultan Abdul Hamid is deposed, noting he is 45 and a brother of Abdul Homi who is kept under strict surveillance.
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Simon
Sultan
Mehemed
Rachad Titfend
Cage
Constantinople
Miler
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Mehemed Techad
Abdul Homi
Rechad
Roosevelt Undertakes New Peace Mission Tour
News notes Colonel Roosevelt leading a hunting party en route to Africa. The group departs Mombasa aboard a decorated train toward Bir Elfred Penge’s ranch for a week of game hunting. In Nairobi Roosevelt receives praise and discusses future influence on land, Germany, and world affairs, with King Edward sending a welcoming message.
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Mombom
Brillo
Africa
Roosevelt
Bir Alefred
Germany
Berlin
Louton
Roonevelt
Ines
Russian Troops Will Tread Persian Soil
From Petérabure to Tabriz the crisis widens as Russia plans northern Persian occupation with British backing. An armistice is needed to move food and troops, while Habsburg and American figures face danger. Baskerville, an American teacher, is reported killed in the Tabriz sortie.
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Petérabure
Persia
Hunla
Fces
Tabris
Persa
Puncha
Foreign Office
War Office
Henry Loeros
Réat
Julfa
H. ©.Ville
Tabriz
Porda
Na Honaliste
H. ©. Baskerville
American Fishing Schooner Captured Off Vancouver Island
The British Kestrel intercepted and captured the American fishing schooner Woodbury in Northern waters near Vancouver Island after firing warning shots. Captain Newcomb testified the Woodbury was within range and did not surrender until men from the Kestrel boarded. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon as the Woodbury fished between East and West Haycock islands near Cape Scott.
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Vancouver
H. C
Dominion
Spurker Keetrol
Feelarege
Abe iAmericas
Fating Weacover
Chari Levi Woodbury
Abe
Canada
Eun
Bury
Qlbe
Mike
Woodbury
Caplin Newcomb
Kestrel
Olene
Agalnet
Americus Weasel
Haycock Islands
Cape Scott
Vancouver Island
Newcoub
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Helen Wtdermot
Whitla
Windy City
Charlie
Marletts
Charles P. ‘Taft
Texas Panel
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Anti Saloon League
Seaator Burton
Wilt Bowland
Macauley
New York World
Niagara
Thomas H. B. Jones
Selons
Toleran
Aprilse
Inesse
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