Greeks Hold Front in Thessaly as Turkish Attack Pushes
Dispatch from Athens reports Greek forces concentrating along the Thessalian frontier toward Larissa and Veria while Turkish units rally at Tyreago. Greek warships bombard Karburun as Greek troops advance in Darkieh territory and prepare for a final push, with heavy artillery and cavalry support observed.
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Lepdon
Athens
Thessalian
Thessaly
Revend
Furktab
Maret
Bilmvera
Sidie Eee
Tythave
Aid
Aden
Imoportanen
Taiwan
Phanieed
Tyriaya
Conyers
Grerke
Henry Coashns
Larissa
Saldebors
Helier
Turis
Geman Joishia
Cain
RutHrhirs
Larema
Sabine
Greek forces seize towns as Turkish advance slows
Greek troops capture several stores and hold a coastal arc near Salonika while Turkish reinforcements of about 10,000 reach the front. Reported fighting centers on Greek defense along the line toward Salonika, with harrying raids and shifting frontline pressure as both sides maneuver toward strategic ports and rail hubs.
Turkish Army to Be Strengthened by 60 000 Reserves and New Commanders
Estimates show Osmen Pesta made Commander in Chief with 60,000 reserve troops. Deman Pasha named head of the Turkish army at Blaseona. Said Fallin Panta to command Turkish forces from Janina, replacing Atmid Satie Pasha. New commands depart for posts this evening as three brigades join from Kalin beniurtall and a delegation from Samyria joins the Third army.
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Osmen Pesta
Zansaddi
Konlah
Cernria
Samyria
Third Army
Ara
Fifth Army
Deman Pasha
Plevna
Pame
Blaseona
Dhem Pasha
Fallin Panta
Janina
Atmid Satie Pasha
Isalko
Short Skirts Parade At Chicago Woman's Club
Four women at a Chicago Woman's club meeting wore knee to ankle length outfits described as rainy-day garb. Report notes reactions, comfort, and the era's fashion debates led by Mrs Frank Ashbakes Johnsen and others regarding dress reform and public perception.
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Chicago
Apri
Yesterdy
Vesloe Livros
Baltimore
Sobrieon
Morrier
Pusmur
Tiehvastitares
Herie
Smallpox Inwswell at St Nicholas Hotel St Louis Elevator Case
April 23 report from St Louis describes a smallpox scare at the St Nicholas hotel where and elevator boy contracted the disease. Health officials fear further infections from contact with guests and staff as the incident prompts quarantine measures and notices to nearby patrons.
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St. Nicholas
St Louis
Almiust
St. Nichola Hotel
Wien
Bela
Yim Benerahe
Mane
Starkio
Tully
Drew
Miss Hibs
Barry~ Mare
Rosemary” Company
Wal Moore
T.H. Wear
Ler
Palater
Crossman
Lo Inh
Te Ginterman
J B Crane
New York
Day to fill Rockhill place as Storer to Belgium
President McKinley plans to nominate William R. Day of Canton as first assistant secretary of state and Bellamy Storer of Cincinnati as minister to Belgium. The move, delayed by Senate adjournment, seeks to replace the late Rint and shape diplomacy amid Republican opposition and party concerns.
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Washington
McKinley
W. Day
Canton
Bellamy Storer
Cincinnati
Minster
Belgium
Senate
Sherman Endy
Storer
Tell
Judge Day
Afr
Rint
Te Eni
Iciute
Gus
Br Ruts
Spankah
Ubit
Lemal
Dr. Mule
Hellamy Storer
Cindhynati
Mie
Harvard
Pitty
Forview
Aldrich
Chicago
Flowers for Holman and the Union rally note
A damaged fragment mentions Holmen and a beak of jars, mourning the deaths just after a reading. It references a government interest, a committee appointment, and a wordy discussion of a grant and days of action amid a political rally and speeches.
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Judes Holmen
Howe
Land
Clowe
Ty Seton
Ohitiriat
Festival next fall at Chanute faces defection pleas
Three Tenens delegates return from Chanute defeated yet hopeful to back the Festival next autumn. Secretary Tom Dorms of the Committee of Piftert outlines aims urging attendance and reiterating commitment to bolster the event despite setbacks.
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Chanute
Tom Dorms
Committee of
Piftert
Seroystt
Hue
Lasvenwerth
Topeka
Proputior
Hail at Holton Strips Trees and Ruins Gardens
A severe hail storm hit the city around 10 pm causing ground cover to form thick layers and slicing garden vegetables and fruit buds. Windows were shattered and several skylights damaged as the hail roared down with deafening fury.
Whist Contest Attracts Top Players At Topuka
The Topuka Whist contest announces all members of the Topuka club will compete for the title. Time and entries focus on Ranmes pa ia hue cosstiigten and ENMISY me ee Sfallements. The event resumes with May Irwin Sick New York and the actives, nicked from SyereOrk, ready to defend titles. The key match at 8 o clock sharp in the clit room aims to regain lost laurel for Une chit ame umd.
Leedy Endorsed by Rush County Populists for Special Session
Rush county Populists in the state legislature represented by EM Rothweiler send Leedy a set of resolutions denouncing Republicans and some Democrats for defeating a maximum freight rate bill. They call for a special session to adopt a maximum rate law, condemn pass system use, and praise Leedy's veto of the Harris bill while urging action to aid producers and consumers.
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Rusk County
Rothweiler
Guy Leedy
Eaci
Kantax
Kush
Chatrman
HSE Parece
Republican
Leedy
Harris
Board of Railroadermal
Rush County
Rita de Bale Wastener
Missouri Pacife
House of Reprives
Insane Miss Herrick At Washburn College
A 23 year old woman, Miss Herrick of Washburn College, has been confined in her mother’s home upper room for nearly three years. Her parents oppose moving her to an asylum while Christian Scientists treat her. Probate Judge Dolman ordered investigator Poller Manneh Thorpe to inspect the case. findings support continued concerns over her deteriorating condition.
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Ane
Washburn College
Inaene
Mra
Derrick
Mulvane Street
Assim Wiebe
Wornman Han
Dolman
Poller Manneh Thorpe
Thorpe
Boise
Fiie
R Hudson Called on Transportation Board
A deputy general freight agent of the Sanitary went to Kansas City yesterday afternoon at 2 in response to a subcommittee meeting. The sub-committee, formed to affect a commissioner, held two hours of talks with Mr Hudson before dispatches reported further plans.
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General Freight
Sanitary
Kenmas City
Welock
Tansportation
Lility of
Tenilepine
Miro Hudegarde
Passenger from Central America dies of yellow fever at Swinburne Island
Roblock of Haverhill, aged 23, died at Swinburne Island Hospital shortly after contracting yellow fever aboard a liner from Panama. He had traveled with a group to Central America and was removed to the hospital upon arrival by the Fingsee steamer bound from Panama.
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Central America
Swinburne Island
New York
Roblock
Haverhill
Atte
Swinburne
Bullock
Panama
Gquatirtio
Acciarito deemed insane after assault attempt on King Humbert
Rome April 22 physicians examining Petrio Acciarito the Ironworker of Arterna province of dine say he is insane. He allegedly tried to stab King Humbert yesterday as the monarch rode to the races. The pension bureau reform progresses with staff changes in Washington.
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Humbert
Rome
Petrio Acciarito
Arterna
Dine
Five Cent Fare Law Ruled Unconstitutional in Indianapolis
Indiana news reports a federal court in Indianapolis declares the 5 cent streetcar fare law unconstitutional as special legislation. The ruling ends the 3 cent fare, with Citizens Street Railroad prepared to enforce the higher rate tomorrow while employees warn passengers of the change and tolls.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Showalter
United States Clieuit
Attourney
Thin Bne
Supreme Court of Indiana
Maxon
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Anerrow
Ithnens Fuadlroad
Sehtor Wiltale
Elty
Mason
Botkin is Commander of G A R units in Chanute
Chanute April 24 election of officers in Grand Army of the Republic bodies concluded yesterday with installation services in the Methodist church. New department commander is Botkelts of Hutchinson and senior vice commander S J Witten Beatie. many officers for the Grand Army Women’s Corps and Sons of Veterans are listed along with posts in Topeka Emporia and Chanute. Mrs Margaret Grith heads the Women’s Auxiliary. Mayhall funeral services were held at Perkdale church. he served in the Civil War and moved to Kansas after. Besant lectures in Salt Lake on Theosophical evolution. reception to follow.
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Margaret Grith
Brporla
Elor Slee
Sarah Dickincan
Chanute
Junlor
Kien M. Kimball
Manhattan
Lydian Logan
Towandachaplain
Amanda Scott
Independraes
Laulee Hades Fick
Hanna Wright
Evelyn Bradford
Dora Merman
Carsie Fletcher
The
Sons of Veterans
WP. Feder
Great Bend
Joel Young
Topeka
A.M. Ballers
Chante
West Lee Harrison Bellepine
FL. Smith
J. ¢. Dither
Tracy Leonard
Col
W. Po Wilcox
Lieguet
Cos
Penson
Ladies
Amy Tepes
Wichita
Dora Rogers
Emporia
Council
Lora Natton
Bertie Outcatt
Hurtington
Mrtive Reynolds
Erle
Mary Sherman
Fionesce
Carrie ‘Pinker
Pittsburg
Mitte Sells
Chaptain
Cora Anderson
Eric
Stella Rank
Mary Olmstead
Lawrences
Alma Dennison
Erie
Ladies of the
Kate
Emma Wall
Woodcock
Rarclines
Horton
Frances Ward
Tupeka
Mire
Patterson
Mra
Cartiedge
Stra
Willian Greenleaf
Mra Lundy
Winfield
Erin Cave
Charute
Rupers
Geo. W. Mayhall
Perkdale ME
SC. Coblenty
United Treshrea Church
Geo W. Mayhall Wee Bork
Pontain County
Indiana
P Seventy-second Infantry
GARL
Lincoln Post
Kansas
Mise Mary
Holton
Kan
Cane Groderek
Pemce
Mayhall
Valied Brathren Church
Annie Besant
Salt Lake
Utah
Mre An- Mie Hesant
Salt Lake Au-Dience
Mrs Besant
Lawsuit Over Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange Losses
Charles Barker of Florence sues AG Goodwin and W L Chamberlain for 35000 alleging amounts owed after the closing out of the Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange. Barker seeks attachments on Topeka banks to reveal funds claimed by the defendants. Chamberlain declines comment. attorneys plan to test the case to finish. Sheriff attaches the exchange office. trial set for May 3 before Judge Hazen.
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Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Charles Barker
Florence
Goodwin
W. L. Chamberlain
Barker
Topeka
Chamberlain
Godwin
Baker
Journal
Marion County Bank
Battey
Hazen
Calvary Episcopal Church Consecrated in Leavenworth
The Calvary Episcopal church in Leavenworth held consecration services over Wednesday and Thursday during the convention of the Atelison democracy. Archdeacon Mot Fi, Bishop Hanus, Dean Bodley, and Rev N. S. Theme of Leavenworth preached. The church’s completion was praised as a valuable addition to the community with services led by Prot. J. S. Gat of the city. Sunday school work and related efforts were discussed in afternoon sessions with clergy and lay participants present.
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Hisestha
Calvary Episcopal Church
Atelison
Lst
Prank R
Mule Plltith
Hanus
Aid
Dean Bodley
Leavenworth
T BH
Taster
Pally Cuy
Dud
Stewart Binith
Kanwarily
Teo Bullin
Literati Meet in Manhattan Promises Kansas Literature Focus
Kansas Academy of Language and Literature met in Manhattan on April 28 with President Fairchild delivering the welcome. Prof. Carruth opened the annual address about the organization’s aims and history, followed by a rich program centered on Expression and various lectures and papers by notable-state scholars and writers. The agricultural college faculty will host a banquet this evening.
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Manhattan
Kansas Academy of Languace On
Hare
Fairchild
The
Agricultural Callers
Welcorit
Carruth
State University
Academ
Ession
Anna Angell
Leavenworth
Eiien
Willan
Florence TL Eed
Law- Fenell
Carrie Mt. Watson
Lawrence
Kansas Literary Clubs
AL O Canfield
Taggwrenee
Kansas
Thomas Harmet Dewes
Abite
Agricultural Cult
Academy
Congressman Henderson II Dubuque Ta April 23
Congressman Henderson is confined to his home with recurrence of his old trouble in his amputated leg. Physicians have ordered a benefit rest, bodily and mentally, for two weeks. Frank K. Johnson, Heel and Toe walker, was defeated by Jann Mahoney and W. J. Darling at Arbelter Hall after 25 hours 28 minutes walking. Johnson logged 129 miles 1 lap, opponents 129 miles 11 laps.
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Henderson II
Dubuque
Henderson
Bie
Detroit
Frank K. Johnson
Jann Mahoney
W. J. Darling
Arbelter Hall
Johnson
Judge McParland Birthday Note Amid Local Sports and Elections
Judge McParland, 76, remains in unchanged condition on his birthday while a 7 30 pm ten pin contest pits T A A and MOC teams on the latter association alleys. The Journal and State house nine game was postponed due to Edward Dupree’s death. Union Pacific sues Cope and Co for 318945 freight on a Medina Kan potato car. S McFadden, latest city election candidate, files expense report stating 5650 cost to be re elected city clerk. others fail to file within 20 days post election. Local laundry ad ends the item.
Through a Trestle Wreck Leaves Passengers Dead and Hurt
A Louisville and Nashville train plummeted through a trestle into a stream near St. Louis on April 2, killing three and injuring many. Wreckers removed cars as fire and smoke rose. several named victims and survivors were reported, with authorities investigating foul play suspected due to drawn spikes and sabotage.
Faltheul 10 History Of Margaret Mather In Cymbeline
In the Kenes City Journal a review by Faltheul 10 History lauds Margaret Mather in Cymbeline at The Grand, noting lavish production, six gold scenes, picturesque costumes, and impressive pictorial drama. It praises Mather as Imogen and Julietlike, but critiques emotional depth and storytelling.
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Margaret Mather
Shakemwares
Cymbeline
Chile
Kenees City Journal
Kate Thane
Mather
Gre
Mine Mather
Juliet
Althovet
Imogen
Ile
Wommante
Trust Strikes Back Withdraws Buyers From Tennessee
Washington Feb 2 The American Tobacco Company will withdraw all buyers from Tennessee due to prohibitory legislation. Officials say the company would withdraw the tobacco trade from the state, harming prices nationwide. The move is described as retaliation and follows pressure on bidders in tobacco markets.
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American Tobacco Co
Tte
Tennessee
Washinston
Ari
Ty Tennevse
Hae
Te Tale
Tone Est
Tibacco
Thie
Congrete
Etep Har Beer
Decision in the Case of Davis Charged With Train Wrecking
The Supreme Court issued a ruling today in the Davis train wreck case near Lincoln. George W. Enayne and others were involved in a wreck that killed passengers and caused injuries. The court overruled prior motions and ordered a new trial, with the defendant to face sentencing if convicted. A separate remark upheld sections of constitutional law referenced in the verdict, with a hearing set for later.
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Davis
Lincoln
Georke
W. Enayne Thivik
Lincolln
Fioek
Telarit
Perent Warn
Wan
Thie
Nedra Churchill
New Line of Steamships Toranto Apr 23
A line of steam ships will be placed on between Owen Round and Gladstorne Michigan at once. At United States steamship port a transport of American grain arrived. Death of passenger agent Charlotte der, general freight and passenger agent of the North Carolina & Nar eh railway, was killed aboard a moving train at Lincolnton yesterday evening.
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Toranto
Owen Round
Gladstorne
Mich
United States
Etetam
Lwitch
Charlotte
North Carolina & Narehfro Railway
Lincolnton
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