Greek Turkish Frontline Clash Report From Mazedonia Front
War reports declare Turley responsible for the Greek Gravké clash at Karya on the frontier. A HG Correspondent describes Greek regulars crossing the frontier, Hamid Pasha directing maneuvers, and ongoing battles near Monexe and Tyrnayos amid tense diplomatic strains.
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Uirkish
Mazedonia
Karya
Karyn Thres Otrainter
Yyas Ranbiod
Hamid Pasha
Sixth Army Corps
Greece
Trontier
Goole
Wieke
Turkey
Monexe
Macedonia
Greel
Durayou
Larigak
Hdhem Pasha
Tyrnayos
Greek Turkish diplomatic rupture sparks tense Athens session
In a crowded Athens chamber a special sitting heard Premier Delyannis accuse Turkey of aggression and the seizure of central Greek positions. He claimed Turkish attacks and the sinking of a Greek vessel provoked the war crisis, drawing prolonged cheers from galleries and doors.
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Athens Sundiy
Delmanis
Greene
Ageres
Turkey
Agerus
Pravasa
Pakkey
M. Delyannis
Greek Steamer Sunk by Turkish Batteries at Ambracia Entrance
Turkish batteries at Provaga on the north shore of the Ambracia gulf fired on and sank the Greek steamer Macedonia as she attempted to depart the Ambracia gulf. The crew fled by boats. the Macedonia's captain was severely wounded.
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Provaga
Arto
Berlin
Macedonia
Gulf of Ambracia
Diplomatic Relations End as Greeks Told to Leave
Assim Bey informs Greek minister M Bkouves that Greece must depart and Turkish diplomats in Greece are recalled. The note cites Greece's aggressive attitude and states the king of Greece and the sultan of Turkey sever all diplomatic ties and order Greek officials to quit Turkish territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assim Bey
Athens
M. Bkouves
Tn Pour Sugan
Greece
Turkey
Constantinople
Indicted Officials of Indianapolis Street Railway face court
Special grand jury in Indianapolis returns indictments against Citizens' Street Railway leaders President A Li Mason Superintendent Miller Elliott and twelve conductors and officials for three cent fare law violations. Public sentiment runs high amid the so called fare dispute.
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Indianapolis
Grand Jury
A. Li. Mason
Miller Elliott
Citizens’ Street ‘Railway Company
Crevasse Widening Flood Destroys Delta Chacot Area
Report from Louisiana cites a major levee breach six miles below Biggs levee as water pours through at 41 700 feet wide and widening rapidly. Niagara like roar drives refugees from Madison Parish plantations. Delta inundated with swift flood rescue units noting no loss of life locally.
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Biggs
Niagara
Vicksburg
Crynsae
Delta
Madison Parish
Kentucky Grand Jury Indicts Hunters Circle Officials
Franklin County Kentucky grand jury returns true bills against M W Godfray Hunter Republican Senate nominee ex Congressmen John Henry Wilson and others for conspiracy to bribe. Noel Gaines and Thomas Tanner named. Gaines and Tanner alleged as targets of political retaliation. Warrants issued. bail set at 260 each. Defense lines up top attorneys.
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Franklin County
Grand Juty
Rlro
Godfray Hunter
Senate
John Henry Wilson
BH. T. Pranks
Secion
Chaptain Noel Gaines
Thomad Tanner
Frankfort
Thora Nomad
Gaines
Tanner
Republic
Hunter
Grand Ney
Sudga Cantril
Nohs
Aconueds
Editor Dana Apologizes for Historic Sun Correction
The New York Sun prints a Saturday morning correction and apology for a 1805 editorial targeting Mr. Prank B. Noyes of the Washington Star. The Sun says the piece was written in error and caused grave injustice to the gentleman. The note accompanies a two year old editorial attacking the Associated Press and its management.
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New York Sun
Saturda
The
Sun
Rascals
Curtain Sayer
Prank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Noyes
the Sun
Associated Press
Colonel Kellogg Dead at Fort McPherson
Col. Kellogg of the Fifth Infantry United States Army died at Fort McPherson near Atlanta at 4 AM after a year of serious illness. He had been near retirement and a board had recommended retirement which had not yet been acted on.
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Fifth Infantry
Fort McPherson
William AG. Kellogg
United States Army
Atlanta
White 18 Resentenced to Die on Gallows June 4
Henry White of Columbus Georgia was again sentenced to death for the murder. The judge fixed June 4 for execution in the jail yard in private, following the second sentencing on Saturday.
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Columbus
Henry White
Congressman Milliken Dead in Maine House Seat
A Washington special reports Seth L. Milliken of Maine's 3rd District died Sunday night after months of bronchial illness that resisted treatment.
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Milliken
Washington
Seth L. Milliken
House of Representatives
Maine
Milken
Court Martial Ordered for Captain Henry Romeyn
General Merritt of the Department of the East orders a court martial at McPherson. The charges against Captain Henry Romeyn are referred for trial by Lieutenant O'Brien, though the roster of accused is not specified in the order.
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Merritt
Department of the East
United States Army
Att. McPherson
Henry Romeyn
O’brien
Mississippi River Flood Break Threatens Delta Levees
Report from Vicksburg Mississippi at 12 o'clock Friday night describes a 100 foot flood break four and a half miles north of the delta in Louisiana. River rises and levee work with convicts and laborers aim to strengthen embankments as fears grow for Natchez and Yazoo region communities.
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Queen & Crescent
Vickaburg
Miss
Bigan Leves
Madison Parish
Delta
Louisiana
Read
Lovdo
Onde
Mississippi Orayaase
Natche
Vicksburg
Hood
Natchez
Dayia Island
Vickeburg
Yazoo
Mississippi
Dugkport
Carload of liquor seized in South Carolina chase
Charleston dispatch reports the South Carolina constabulary seized a carload of ninety-two packages of wine from a San Francisco house aboard the schooner Saucy Lass, valued highly and tied to a Charleston banker. Chief Bahr notified Attorney General Townsend, and the legality of the seizure will likely be decided in court after the vessel's landing on Cooper River.
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Bahr
Townsend
Charleston
Cooper River
Two Arkansas Boys Die At Home After Poison Pact
Two sons of Mr. Herson, aged nine and fifteen from Greenland Arkansas, killed themselves with strychnine while parents were nine miles away in Fayetteville. They dressed in their best clothes, left farewell notes on the door, and died before the parents returned.
Rumored Capture of Will Myers Not Believed
Reports claimed a Boise City arrest was of Will Myers, the condemned killer who escaped Atlanta jail last year, but authorities say the man is a local young figure known in Idaho. The Crowley murder case remains unsolved with no confirmation of Myers in custody.
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Will Myers
Atlanta
Boise City
Idaho
Forrest Crowley
Tobacco Dealer Robbed on Kentucky Route Mayfield
Prominent Kentucky tobacco dealer John Ogden was robbed on a route from Mayfield. He was beaten and left injured, authorities report a daytime attack.
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John Ogden
Kentucky
Mayfield
Waylard
Good Friday Delay Grants Spite for Executed North Carolina Man
The Georgetown case recounts Frank Myers sentenced to hang for arson. Services held at the jail adjacent Episcopal church during the hours fixed for the execution. Governor Ellerbe granted a respite after church authorities petitioned for mercy.
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Dany
Frank Meyera
Frank Myers
Georgetown
Ardon
Episcopal Church
Ellerbe
Receiver Takes Charge Again At Southern Building and Loan
Southern Building and Loan Association of Knoxville Tennessee is placed in receivership to wind up its affairs. Major Daniel A Carpenter and John W Connor named receivers to close the association without cost to stockholders. Creditors must file claims by July 16. Judge Lindsay indicated possible reorganization in federal court.
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Southern Building and Loan Association
Big Southern Building and Loan Association
Knoxville
Tenn
Tindsay
Daniel A. Carpenter
John W. Connor
Aad
Major Carpenter
Connor
Phiandor
Timdaay
United States
Tis
Tennessee
Spain to withdraw troops from Cuba amid rainy season plans
Information from Washington reports Spain will begin withdrawing part of its Cuba garrison as rain starts, with 10 000 troops to sail from Havana to Spain and about 80 000 to follow. Spain claims insurrection largely ended while Cuban leaders argue financial strain and dwindling support drive the withdrawal.
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Cuba
Tiomo
Washington
Spain
Ayaona
Gomes
Arbitrator Selected to Negotiate Brazil and French Guiana Peace
Washington reports the Swiss president has been chosen as arbitrator in the Brazil and French Guiana boundary dispute. The area involved includes rich gold mining districts and had seen clashes with French officers killed after a French warship arrived. The arbitration aims to settle the boundary and related border claims.
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Braszil
French Guiana
Washington
Brazil
Great Britain
Venezuela
McKinlay
France
Funds for Naval Militia Allotment by State
The Navy secretary allocates 450000 of congress 50000 for naval militia funds after deducting 2000 for textbooks. Allocation to states is based on January 1 rolls. Southern results: South Carolina 165 personnel 1814, North Carolina 140 personnel 1138, Georgia 188 personnel 2486, Louisiana 209 personnel 2486.
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Secretary of the Navy
Congress
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Grecian Boule Seeks War Aid Credit Bill
In a crowded chamber on Wednesday premier M Delyannis introduced a bill granting government a credit of 23 000 000 drachmas for the ministries of war and marine. He urged expediting passage of the budget.
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M. Delyannis
Marine
United States bimetallic mission ridiculed by London papers
London newspapers The Gobe The St James Gazette and Pall Mall Gazette mock the United States bimetallic mission saying it will have no practical result.
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London
Gobe
St. James
E R R I N G T R E A S U R E R F R E E
South Dakota ex official William W Taylor, once state treasurer, was released from the Sioux City penitentiary after a year and a half of imprisonment. Good behavior reduced his sentence by six months and he returned to Redfield for a few days before visiting friends in Indiana.
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South Dakota
William W. Taylor
Sioux City
Redfield
Indiana
Indefinite respite granted in Nobles murder case
Writ of error from the U.S. Supreme Court delays the execution of Mrs. Nobles, the Georgia woman sentenced to hang for the murder of her husband, by a stay of proceedings likely lasting eight months. Governor Atkinson may grant an indefinite respite for her accomplice Guy Fambles as the case heads toward early next year.
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Atkinson
Guy Fambles
Supreme Court of the United States
Harlan
Noble
Supreme Court
Georgia
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Mde
Dawes Commission Reorganization Considered by McKinley
President McKinley weighs changes to the five member Dawes Indian commission created by Cleveland. Each member earns 5000 annually, with two changes planned including a successor to ex-Congressman Oathaniel of Georgia amid many applicants. The commission, chaired by ex-senator Dawes, acts as a court in the Indian Territory to determine tribal rights.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Dawes Indian Commission
Oathaniel
Georgia
Dawes Commission
Dawes
Massachusetts
Indian Territory
Revolution in Honduras Triggers Martial Law Broadcast
Consul Little reports from Tegucigalpa that a national revolution has erupted in Honduras and the republic is now under martial law. The telegraph dispatch, filed from the capital, notes upheaval and suspension of normal government functions.
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Honduras
Little
Tegucigappa
Reward Offered for Hale by Southern Mutual Receivers
Receivers of the defunct Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association in Atlanta announce a $1,000 reward for William O. Hale, former president and promoter linked to numerous wildcat companies, to be brought to Atlanta for punishment after investigating the corporation’s tangled affairs.
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Southern Mutual Building and Loan
William O. Hale
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Atlanta
Hale
Biel
Judge Adams Rules For Old Boards In Raleigh Insane Asylums Case
Judge Adams of the Raleigh Superior Court ruled Friday in favor of the old boards of trustees and superintendents over Governor Russell’s new trustees. The decision ousts the current superintendent and installs the previously elected officials, reflecting Republican support for the old governance in the ins tute dispute.
Kentucky Senate Ballot Stirs Bribery Claims and Deadlock
In Frankfort the Kentucky Senate race for a seat sees Hunter lead on the first ballot with 58 votes while Blackburn has 41 and Martin 10 amid bribery allegations. Judge Cantril orders the grand jury to report on the charges, with subsequent ballots widening Hunter and Blackburn tallies before adjournment.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Henry Li
Martin
United States
Blackburn
Pilyer Democrats
Linging
Cantril
Franklin Circuit Court
Tudge Cantril
Hunter
al Martin
Boyle
Stone
Pana Assembly
Last Honors to Voorhees Remains Laid to Rest at Terre Haute
The funeral of ex Senator D W Voorhees was held at St Stephen s Episcopal church Terre Haute Ind with rector John BE Sulger officiating He lay in state in the Terre Haute home parlor awaiting his eldest son Charles S Voorhees of Spokane Wash Masonic lodges and civic military groups joined in the ceremonies and the city council attended The burial at Highland Lawn Cemetery placed him beside his wife who died years earlier
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Reat
Terre Haute
D. W. Voorhees
Ind
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Ray
John BE
Sulger
Charles 8, Voorhees
Spokane
Wash
Terre Haute Hous
Senator Voorhees
Wolcott Eligibility Question for Monetary Commission
A question is raised about Senator BE Wolcott’s qualification to serve on the monetary commission. Constitution Sec 6 Art 1 forbids appointments to new civil offices or increased emoluments during the senator’s term.
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BE. O. Wolcott
Monetary Commission
United States
Powell Gets Seven Years for Manslaughter in Sloan Killing
G W Powell a wood dealer was sentenced by Judge Aldrich at Columbia on Thursday to seven years in the penitentiary for killing W C Sloan. The jury, finding him guilty of manslaughter, compromised and urged a minimum sentence of two years. the sentence was accepted without appeal.
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W. C. Sloan
G. W. Powell
Wood i
Aldrich
Columbia
Blockade Not Recognized in Crete Waters Informant Says
The Home correspondent of The London Standard reports a claim that Admiral Canegiro commanding the international flotilla in Cretan waters has received a notice from the American government denying recognition of a blockade of Crete.
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London Standard
Admiral Canegiro
Cretan
United States
Insurgent Leader Surrenders in Pinar del Rio
Aaispaten from Libertad reports that Julian Zarraga, a famed insurgent leader charged with dynamite attacks on trains in Pinar del Rio, has surrendered. The announcement comes amid ongoing tensions in the province.
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Aaispaten
Libertad
Pinar del Rio
Julian Zarraga
Explosion at Monorah coal mine kills two in Kentucky
An explosion at the Monorah coal mine near Madisonville Kentucky, likely caused by an imperfect blast, killed miners Robert Guston and Theodore Stone who were the only workers inside besides the foreman who escaped through the air shaft.
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Madisonville
Robert Gurston
Theodore Stone
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Myers
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