Christian Massacres Threaten Asia Minor in War News
April 26 dispatch from Latakia reports Turkish forces under Cheftek Pasha quelling riots in a Macedonian province. The Front cruiser Stiles Terry landed sailors to secure the coast as Armenian towns face Kurd and Circassian threats. Destruction of food supplies deepens starvation amid estimated deaths near 40,000. A larger Turkish campaign in Asia Minor may follow.
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Latakia
Asiatic
Turkey
Stiles Terry
Mediterranean
Deurtyul
Hadjin
Mins Lambert
Mohammediana
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Earthquake in Wes Jowile Ravages Masbon Province
Masbon April 26 Five hundred were killed and thousands displaced in Hriday's earthquake. Relief supplies flow to the affected areas. A hundred thousand dollars was voted by ministers though deemed inadequate as Bene vente and Salva torre regions suffer heavy damage. King Emmanuel and the Duke of Operate oversee rescue efforts.
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Alente Jowide
King
Masbon
Wes Jowile
Hriday
Council of Ministers
Benevente
Salvatorre, Samora
Saito Heteras
Coracheé
King Emmanuel
Duke of Operate
Sultans Fate to Be Decided by Parliament in Constantinople
In Constantinople Abdul Hamid lies under guard as Young Turks seal the palace. Parliament will decide the sultan's fate amid a palace siege and widespread arrests. Rival military factions surrender around Yildiz Kiosk as Americans report stability and fear slowly eases.
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Sultan Ajone
Sultan
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Is Palace
Palitie
Bosphorus Lake
Asia Minor
Tewfk Pavha
Kinwell
Striking Members Vote On Question In Chicago Labor Picket
Chicago on April 26 reports members of the Lake Seumen's union casting votes on a strike question. Polls close at nine this evening and the final decision is expected to be announced on Wednesday.
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Dakemen
Chicago
Eborn
Lake Séumens
Cleveland man dies in river. suicide suspected
Police identify the dead man found in the Louisville river as David Pstein of Cleveland. Wires indicate he planned suicide, with a note to friends in New York preceding the fatal shot to his head and fall into the stream. Investigators classify the death as suicide.
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Cleveland
River
Louieville
David Pstein
New York
Tita
Pertorner
Famous Old Landmark Destroyed by Fire in Youngstown
Apel 26 The “swelteer’ Home,” an old landmark and face roadhouse in the vicinity, was destroyed by fire Sunday. Once known to all visitors, it has rarely been used in recent years, with tramps sheltering there. The B. and O. railroad locals bought the property when the new line came through, and it has stood unused. Fire likely started by a tramp is believed. Famous wine cellars behind the hostelry supplied wine from hillside grapes for years.
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Youngtown
Vic Cinity
Thi Houe
Thin City
Hains Defense Still Held In Secret At Trial Start
Washing Lt. d April 24 The Hains trial enters its second week with the platoil’s defense still in abeyance while prosecution seeks to prove what Hains was doing when he killed. Kansas City Apr 3 Fire destroys the Ridge building causing about 200000 dollars in damage as embers blown by high winds spark several blazes that are fought by crews. Masonic lodge buildings are damaged or threatened.
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Washing
Lt. d
Platotil
Hains Kaww
Russia
Kansas City
Four Boys Fatally Burn In Oil Well Explosion
In Zaneaville on April 26, four boys aged 12 to 15 died after attempting to blow up an oil well. McIntyre supplied a quart of powder, dropped it into a shallow well, and a match sparked a blast that enveloped the youths, burning them to death.
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Zaneaville
Apri
Hutyré
Fred Roomi
James Murgi
Troy
James Maxwell
Chan
Hellyisle
McIntyre
Roosevelt Party pauses hunting amid smallpox fears
Theodore Roosevelt broke camp at Kapiti Plains and visited Peasow ranch after a Nairobi report of smallpox. Doctors found the party free of disease but precautions continued. Professors Loring and Holleran rejoined the expedition as equipment finally arrived at Mombasa, with Kermit Roosevelt resting at Sir Alfred Pease’s Athi River ranch due to fatigue and climate.
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Nairobi
Mint Africa
Dawson
Theodore Roosevelt
Kapiti Plains
Peasow Ranch
Meant
Loring
Holler
Smithwoulan Institute
Mombaum
Kermit Roosevelt
Sir Alfred Pease
Athi River
Johnson for president support ignites Chicago debate
April 21 in Chicago discussions on Governor Johnson for president. 5. I. Woods urged support predicting a future Minnesota governor, meeting with Chicago Democrats where opinions split between favor and opposition.
Machinery Put in Shape for Tariff Debate in Senate
Washington April 26 The Senate machinery was set to form a quick panel by paragraphs to advance the tariff bill. Senators may now call up paragraphs previously considered and those adopted hereafter will undergo reconsideration by unanimous consent. Work began on paragraph three, containing the first amendment, and it was left unchanged. RATSING still remain in the paragraph.
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Constantinople
Yildiz
Mohamoud Shelket Pasha Gabuduy
Niast Bey
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Mimeen
Rosie
Sultan
Washington
Senate
Aged minister found dead in Akron home
Akron reports 72 year old former Methodist minister Mr. Andrews was found dead in the Tuehtel block. Officials believe he starved himself to death after leaving a note claiming he was dying inch by inch. Coroner's investigation begun.
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Akron
Andrews
iMetholdiv
Tuehtel
Geutn
Poison Kills Noted Catcher Powers of Athletics
Philadelphia diary reports the death of Daso Powers, star catcher for the Athletics, at Northwestern hospital after four operations for gangrenous poisoning of the intestine. He contracted illness during spring training and died at age thirty three, leaving a wife and three children. Powers previously played with Louisville and Indianapolis organizations.
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Philadelphia
Daso" Powers
Athletics
Northwestern Hospital
Powers
Louisville
Withington
Indianapollo
War fears loom as canal project faces protest
Washington reports that a 14 colonization of the canal zone by Japan will be examined by Secretary Dickinson during his Panama trip. American diplomats will protest to the Colombian government over the delicate matter, warning that hostile acts could jeopardize the canal if war breaks out with the United States.
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Canal Zone
Dickinson
Columbia
United States
Washington
Canal Sone
Japan
Panama
Republic of Columbia
Maidh
Plan of The Mine Agreement Unfolded
Beranton, Pa., April 26. The review of settlement tentatively agreed at Philadelphia and to be confirmed in the tri district convention was unfolded to the miners executive committee by President Lewis. The agreements renew the strike commission for three years, fix prices of new work by a conciliation board, allow discharged workers to appeal to the board, and require officials to settle disputes before seeking conciliation. The plan gives no union recognition but will be signed by district officers representing pennsylvanian workers, as the three years ago by John Mitchell, president of the miners.
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Conciliation Board
New York
Lewis
Philadelphia
Wathradte Workers of
Pennsylvantae
John Mitchell
The
Siners
Jap warships visit Pacific coast for first time in a decade
Los Angeles April 26 warships of Japan’s training squadron the Aso and Avya commanded by Rear Admiral Ijtehl entered a Pacific coast port marking the first Japanese naval visit in ten years. The ships plan calls at Los Angeles San Francisco and other ports returning to Japan by August. Japanese officials and residents greeted the visitors with flags and a welcoming committee carried flowers and fruit aboard the Avya.
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San Pedro Harbor
Pacific
Los Angeles
Dopa
United States
Crulijets
Avya
Ava
Ijtehl
la Pedro
Aso
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Cheamityo
Ijlehi
Rivet
San Francisco
Gente
Vitoria
Japan
Rand
America
California
San Pedro
Cy Ave
Adi Tleht
Olfte
Count Hulula Ends Car Drive To Spare Pedestrians
In Philadelphia on April 26 Count Santo Hulula the Portuguese nobleman deflected a car toward a lamppost to avoid endangering Mrs John McCartney and her two children and the widow Mrs John B Statson. The car was damaged though no one was hurt as pedestrians crossed nearby.
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Philadelphia
John McCartney
Mall
Santo Hulula
John B. Statson
Delibers
Greenwood Land Cordlarev
Jenkintown
Automobile Approaches Church Path Interrupting Mrs Ready
An automobile moving toward a church path halted when it encountered Mrs. Ready midtrail. No injuries or damages reported as witnesses described the incident and authorities began a routine inquiry.
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Jon
Mrs. Ready
Cassidy Wins Burton Seat in Seven Minute Session
Cumdy of Congrenay succeeds Binkhar Burton as top attraction in a brief session. Paul Howland of Cleveland led the speaker’s crowd and received strong applause amid the ailing crowd and murmurs of support.
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Cassidy
Burton
Washington
Cumdy
Binkhar Burton
Seeason
Cleveland Ool
Paul Howland
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