Sultan Reports Uprisings Blamed on Armenian Plots
Turkish officials publish a long report blaming Armenian conspiracies for widespread violence and village burnings in Zeitsua, Auderin, and Erdige Kalulin districts. It cites eighty killed and fifteen wounded, with beheadings, arson, and looting linked to insurgent activity as tensions rise across the region.
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Turkey
Zeitsua
Tnd
Auderin
Barisan
Goephsoun
Tehwakene-Kinsarin
Messalmans
The Bond Resolution Senate Debate Marks Inquiry Note
A Senate vote on Lodge’s resolution for bond issue investigation sparks amendment talks for a five member special committee and fuller inquiry. Republicans and Democrats clash over roles and counts as names and positions appear in the record.
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Senate
Wasurxarox
Lodge
Peiffer
Aldrich
Allison
Chandler
Cullom
Frye
Gear
Hawley
Morrill
Guay
Sherman
Wimore
Bacon
Gorman
Gray
Baker
Brown
Basctva
Caseron
Cannan
Garant Davis
Hansbrough
Mantle
Perkins
Pritchard
Shorp
Teller
Bate
Berry
Caffery
Chilton
Cockrell
Gordon
Wes “Hitt
Lindsay
Martin
Morgan
Willful murder verdict in Mitchell death case
Gateva Kansas February 25 Coroner Jury finds Mitchell died from pistol wounds inflicted by Marshal Link Cole who was moved to Joplin to avoid a mob and later jailed in Columbus. The case hinges on alleged willful malice and lack of provocation.
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Ferdiet
Kan
Mitchell
Gateva
Link Cole
Will Mitchell
Cole
Joplin
Cale
Columbus
Link Cale
Plea for Cuba in Senate Debates on War and Atrocities
Senator Morgan of Alabama delivers a lengthy three hour speech in the Cuban debate praising U S recognition of rebels and denouncing Weyler as a brutal war criminal. He cites historical figures and asserts the United States must declare belligerency and end the slaughter of Cuban prisoners. The session adjourned with plans to continue remarks.
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Wasursorox
Senate
Breall
Chili
Hawaii
Morgan
Alabama
United States
Cuba
Adams
Webster
Clay
Jefferson
Fou Teen
Islaod
Frye
Mune
Mr. Morgan
Gomez
Cisnero
Feorer
Weyler
Spain
Linton Gains His Point in Indian School Fight
In Wanusxeroy on Feb 25 the House rejected all Indian school appropriations for sectarian schools by a 93 to 664 vote. Linton, a Michigan Republican and noted A P A member, led the push to end funding for sectarian schools, citing past opposition and a statue controversy involving a Jesuit priest. Other items include Manitoba protest against Ottawa on Catholic parochial schools and a St Louis indictment of ex-treasurer Foerster for city funds embezzlement. Lincoln passes a cigarette ordinance banning use by under 15 within city limits.
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Housein
Linton
Michigan
Committee On Indian Affairs
Pierre Marquette
Wreeers
Manitoba
Greenway
Ottawa
Fonretel
Liscors
Neb
Lincoln City
William Lawler
Two Electric Novelties in Portable Carriage Lamps
A New York Sun report describes two electric innovations: portable aero lights for carriages and a moving advertising hat. Private carriages gain brighter electric lamps, improving visibility and style over candles. A silk hat lights up with red white and blue letters advertising a city article, flashing briefly while the wearer remains unaware. The setup uses a storage battery and a glove switch, with transparent letters fading between flashes.
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Gorenashnye Bereety
New York
Ughtus
Sumell Bolb
Metropolitan
Upper Broadway
Thors
New York Sun
Traveled Woman Jessie Ackarman Wins Noted Global Mission
Chicago temperance advocate Miss Jessie Ackarman, born in Boston and educated in Chicago, gained wide notice after a six year worldwide tour as a around the world missionary. She journeyed through Alaska California and many lands, delivering thousands of talks and preaching in numerous pulpits while serving in the Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Jessie Ackarman
Chicago
Washington
Mijas Ackerman
Boston
California
Life Saving Statlens
Alaska
Women's Chritian Tempeesnce Union
Metropolitan
Opane
New York
Christianity in Politics in Chicago Promotes Unity
Chicago Endeavorers plan to organize church members for spring primaries and nominating conventions. Edward Page Gaston notes aims to rally Christian youth and secure voters on tickets with church approval. Major groups involved include Christian Endeavor societies Epworth Leagues Baptist Young People union and St Andrews Brotherhood. The YMCA will assist without formal participation.
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Chicago
Generitp League
Edward Page Gaston Mations
Christian Endeavor Societies
Epworth Iragtos
Bapties Young People’s Union
St. Andrew's
Nonagenarian bowler bars corseted women in Kansas
Corwin of Wichita Kansas, aged 93, announced he could not bowl any more due to health strain. He greeted about 600 visitors daily last week, yet refused to treat women who wore corsets, frowning and ordering them to leave on sight.
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Corwin
Burglars Ransack Governor Matthews House
The burglars who entered Governor Matthews residence appeared to have conducted a thorough search and removed valuables. They left only one cigar behind, a detail noted by the Chicago Tribune.
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Matthews
Chivago Tribune
Fragmented OCR musings on titles and teams from 19th century texts
The content is a garbled amalgam of quotes and snippets referencing titles, sports teams, and critics. It hints at a discussion of a prize or title and mentions Mr. Pratt and the Cubs, with stray attributions to Streeter and the New York World.
Revolt in Nicaragua Forces Martial Law Under Zelaya
News from Managua reports a northern and western revolt against President Zelaya. Martial law is proclaimed as the president rapidly impresses troops. Communication with the districts is cut, leaving details scarce and the situation unclear.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Lake Managua
Zelaya
Secretary Carlisle meets New York bankers in private conference
Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle and leading New York bank presidents met at the Fifth Avenue hotel to discuss sound financial legislation. The meeting, attended by members of the sound currency committee of the Chamber of Commerce, focused on views and strategy for the sound money campaign. A 2:30 Wednesday meeting of the chamber committee was set as the next step. Carlisle expressed optimism that both parties would adopt sound money planks and cited recent public debt issues as evidence of growing support.
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Carlisle
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Fifth Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Gustave H. Schwab
Schwab
Sound Currency Committee
Chamber
No Revolt For Him Ballington Booth Retires From Salvation Army
New York February 25 Ballington Booth rejects leaders offer to head an independent Salvation Army and, after a private prayer with his wife, declines the position. He and Mrs Booth announce they will quietly retire from the army after years of service.
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Balington Booth
Salvation Army
New York
Ballington Booth
Fie
Goodby
God
Curcaco
Booth
Chicago
Ensign Ludgate
Salvationists
Macks
Converting Heathen Described Immoral Laundry Case
Ah Sing known as Willie owner of a laundry at 548 Main street Lua is arrested in Foxp u Lac Wisconsin February 25 on charges of immoral conduct. Minnie Thom a local girl confesses improper relations. The case may be upgraded to a graver charge as police investigated.
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Wis
Ah Sing
Willie
Main Street
Minnie Thom
Wilkinast
Ab Sing
Best
Nature's Child Teacher Bala to the City
Rev Charles H Parkhurst in Ladies Home Journal argues memories formed in childhood by bright surroundings and natural environments last a lifetime. He stresses the home and landscape shape a child with sunrises rains and lightning as nature’s vivid teachers.
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Bala
Charles H. Parkhurst
D. D
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cross Bullets and Hypnotism in Aged Press Tales
A survey of advice on surviving a charging cross bull, skepticism about eye power, and cautions on relying on such theories. Also notes on hypnotism talk by New York Social Culture club experts and a distant Arctic Circle paper plan, plus a Philadelphia reporter exposing mistreatment in a New Jersey asylum leading to criminal cases.
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Cross Butte
Agricultural and General Press
Gentteman
Western Farm Journal
Fruby
New York Social Culture Club
Dr. Drayton
Dr. Beal
Dr. Fisher
Trulby
Svengall
Arctic Circle
Circle City
Alaska
Yukon
Philadelphia
New Jersey
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