Two American Missionaries Killed at Adana Desperate Situation
Reports from Constantinople confirm two American missionaries, Mr. Mayers and Mr. Mayer, killed at Adana as Armenian districts suffer heavy destruction. French and British fleets move toward Asia Minor. Ottoman troops reinforce Constantinople while laboring under rising unrest and calls for constitutional protection.
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Adana
Mersina
Mexandrelia
Constantinople
Constantinousty
Cosfirm
Mion
Amerigan Mila
Mr. Mayers
Mr. Mayer
Atherw
Willy Ube
Chet Lt
Wusaelon
Morten
Airratia
Tilt Bebias
Constantina
Assassination Confirmation Messages Reported
A report notes messages confirming an assassination. The tale places the events across Constantinople and distant cities, with references to figures and travels, highlighting ongoing communications about the crime. The account remains fragmentary and uncertain in detail.
Cash Route to Capital Ordered by Otis Bank Director
A bank official directed the Kaloniky branch to move all cash to the capital in a scheme meant to embarrass the forces there. The commandant of a regional army corps reported seizing 500,000 as a three-branch stake.
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Silowski
Peseral
Otis Dank Barlog
Kaloniky
Airasaee
Dikordan Erabareo
Crazed by ill health and grief drives fatal act
Constantine Wicktoan, a Walter, killed himself after shooting his wife and then himself in a planned murder suicide. A revolver fired once, missing, with a second bullet in Wicktoan. his wife died after a prior illness. Police deem him mentally deranged amid prolonged illness and bereavement.
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Existeare
Witkesag
Dion
Derieg
Meelle
Hysterious Poison At Dinner In Kanaragelle And Altrule
A chaotic dinner scene ends in several students and at least one teacher fainting after allegedly poisoned milk. Investigators found no trace of poison. Names of attendees include Margate, Rotsh Anderson, Ruth Cahert, Vu Time, MAWh Johnam, Pere Vrave, Edward Machins, Mowers, YH Clayton, Eleoee Carter, Fred Workman. Five others reportedly collapsed at the door during the meal, with police and medical staff called to the scene.
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Tes
Coeda
Atrieapn
Somie Myrterkins
Rdwart Maohins
Mowers
Clayton
Eleoee Carter
Fred
Aiarenes
Oil magnate death alleged to be self-inflicted
In Hondlula on April 1 authorities investigate the death of John Chenator and others tied to a prominent oil figure. Early records suggest possible self-inflicted action amid a tangle of names and places, with officials reviewing circumstances at Walkith brark and related sites.
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Hondlula
Tae Ralionitius
John Chenator
Bagoely
Walkith Brark Peaterdap
Death of a Los Angeles grocer and pioneer businessman
A man from Los Angeles, longtime resident and head of the Ander wm Chanslur grocers, died yesterday after a fall into a river while travelling. His body was recovered and will be transported to Los Angeles for burial. Relatives have not yet received notice of his death.
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Eer
Thie City
Joseph Chansior
Hia “Ity
Anderwm Chanslur Company
Grocers and & Pioneer
Los Aprelen
Prospects Near Lovelock Spark Mining Rush
Reports from Lovelock describe a new mining district six miles southwest of town drawing prospectors, merchants, and hopefuls. P. M. Burns and others visited the area, noting a roughly Pyre mile tract with outcrops, ledges, and strong vein systems. Claims such as Rock of Ages and Hock of Ages No.1 show promising copper and gold values, with samples valued at up to 75 dollars per ton and early depths yielding rich returns. Local enthusiasm grows as development edges toward possible regional ore discovery and prosperity.
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Lovelock Review
Fd Ie
Mnowdlaics
Lovelock
Rmtba
P. M. Burns
Thurne
Pye Cllen Square
Pepiret
Mooth
Colsrada
Aare
Myrel and Asengieies
Bert Tuck
Valora Voly
Valores
Ohare
Mortea
Ielo
Nevada United to Resume Action At Mining Site
John T. Nett, gepecial manager for the Nevada Calteg company, reports Nevada United property will resume operations after a January flooding incident where one million gallons of water escaped a tunnel daily. Despite impediments, efforts continue to lower water to twenty feet from the face and to reopen the tunnel. Weld notes ore and conditions show promise for reopening. contingency plans call for larger-scale operations if water is controlled within about thirty days.
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John T. Nett
Nevada
Calteg
Ate Fater
Mr. Eld
Ua & Fenth
Ua & Fenth Larger Ecole Than Veer Before.” Mr. Weld Expecta To Leave Abordy
New York
International Typographiaf Union
Benette
Washington, D.C
Ldre
Ita St. Pertorttr
Povernment
Eskibdflen Patienca
Bestth
Memrry Ai
pHolera
Foral
San Francisco
International Union
1. C
Cisarmakers
Uelon
Union-Bustera
Ployer
Roy
Baek Fuer
China
Eden
Plan Embluytre
Nnlou Orpanizalies
Mace Warner
Johnson to Fight Sorquet in New York Exhibition
Fragmented text describes Johnson linked with Sorquet in New York with mention of Meleren Jem and Attell re scheduling a Thanksgiving date. references a potential match against Jansen J Corbett for a heavyweight title in San Francisco.
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New York
UEC
Jack Johnsom
Hhamidra
Stacker Ketchel
Jansen J. Corbett
Ban Frantiern
Thanhegin
Ing
James W. Cotiroth
Emferrel
Corbett
Comrah
Trades Union Ethics Debate At Ogden Congregational Church
Organizers led by Dennett and W H Tepett discuss trades unionism ethics and morality before a First Congregational audience in Ogden. Speakers praise labor unity, cite historical struggles in printing and industry, and urge church alignment with workers rights and parliamentary reform for economic justice.
Col Jacob Augur Dies Sudden in Maine
Col Jacob Augur of the Tenth cavalry died suddenly from apoplexy at Fort Merkin during a regimental gathering. He collapsed at 10 o'clock after the group dispersed and died before noon. He was a West Point appointee and now slated for burial in the United States. Auger hailed from New York.
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Manis
Jaca Agror
Fort Merkin
Pricalr
Maine
Tatt
Aucur
Trigdvier
Peng
Cossont Auger
New York
West Point
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Ogden
Hi. W. Tepett
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Mitchell Bros
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Los Angeles
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Charles G. Wi
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Toole
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Tie J Waldo
Tom Steven
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