Ali Ferrouh Bey Questions U S Claims Amid Turkish Rift Rumors
Ali Ferrouh Bey Turkish minister to the United States says Turkey did protect foreigners during its revolution and doubts a rupture in relations. He notes mistranslation of the sultan’s remarks and that claims total about 80 000 dollars, with the State Department silent while Secretary Hay plans a firm note.
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Unknown Pacific Luzon coast hides from occupation
A letter from Manila notes vast Pacific frontage of Luzon largely unmanned by the army with few garrisons and ports like Legaspi and Part unoccupied. recounts General Funston's Baler expedition and the Spanish siege tale alongside unrelated local incidents and a Paris memorial service flare.
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Aler
Fight with an eagle ends with capture in Indiana
In Muncie on April 20 William Kahn of Baton pursued a large American eagle. After a desperate struggle the bird was crippled by a gunshot and Kahn tried to capture it alive. He tripped during the fight and the eagle attacked before his dog intervened. Kahn was severely injured but recaptured the bird which measured over six feet and marked the first capture in the region.
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Old Lincoln Homestead Sold for Park and Monument
The sixteen acre Lincoln farm at Linecoln City Spencer county was sold by commissioners to be turned into a park. A new Lincoln monument will be erected at Mrs Lincoln's grave by J S Culver of Springfield aiding rebuilding. The Nancy Hanks Monument association will care for the park. Governor Mount and G A R leader Major Dunlap attended. In Kalamazoo a diverged sea turtle neck weighed 112 pounds after a boat incident while spearing suckers.
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Market summaries Chicago to Detroit on April 19
Trading midday across hogs cattle and sheep shows varied ranges with receipts around 24 000 hogs 9 000 cattle and 5 000 sheep in Chicago. East Buffalo reports dull markets with mixed hogs and veals. St Louis and Milwaukee note wheat and corn price movements. Detroit lists No 2 red winter wheat and futures.
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Rain Delays British Move As Boers Battle In Free State
Rain lashes southeastern Free State ten days delaying operations. Creeks become torrents and mud fills roads while reports link DeWet's drop with Boer withdrawals. British progress near Wepener noted as remounts arrive. Lord Roberts reportedly ready to move.
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Coincidence in Death of Two Detroit Men
Detroit report April 20 recalls a sad coincidence in the deaths of S. M. Cutcheon 77 a lawyer and financier and George R. Angell 74 a noted art patron. Cutcheon died at 2 00 am from erysipelas and heart trouble and Angell died at 7 00 am after hearing the news. Both were lifelong friends and prominent in business and charity leaving families.
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Baseball Season Opens With Wide City Attendance
The national league opened with large crowds in New York 15000 Boston 10000 and scores from Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Philadelphia. American League games include Detroit Buffalo and Kansas City Minneapolis. Also notes on funeral services for Jennie O Neill Potter and a 50 year romance ending in marriage.
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Ambulance corps linked to Boers amid neutrality breach
Cable from United States Consul in Pretoria confirms that Chicago ambulance corps members joined the Boer army after pledging to hospital service. Detained at Lorenzo Marques for neutrality doubts, the party’s fate may hinge on Portuguese and British actions. Also notices uprisings in Gold Coast Colony and a fatal Indianapolis house fire.
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Gigantic Farmers' Trust to Be Called Knights of the Soil
Topeka Kansas April 20 preliminary steps toward organizing a gigantic farmers' trust to cover all farming communities of the region. The plan proposes a broad cooperative alliance to corner wheat and other staples, uniting farmers under a common economic program.
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Pioneer Race-Horse Man William Boots Dies at 7
William Boots, a pioneer race-horse raiser in California, died in San Jose at age seven. Boots helped establish early bloodstock in the state and was known for breeding and training notable runners. His death marks a significant moment in California racing history.
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Democratic Twenty-First Ohio picks Ion Johnson delegate
The Democrats of Ohio’s Twenty-first district elect Ion Tom L. Johnson as a delegate to the Kansas City convention. The Philippine commission sails from San Francisco to Manila. Governor Roosevelt expected as a Dewey celebration attraction in Chicago. The widow of actor Billy Florence, past 70, to marry a 28-year-old man. The baboenie plaque reportedly appears at several Had Rea ports.
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Cuban census shows native whites hold power in Cuba
The Cuban census under General Sanger reports natives form a large majority with whites outnumbering blacks and high literacy. About 140000 native Cuban voters expected under planned suffrage, Havana population 285081 and Havana province 424804. Also notes race, citizenship, schooling and future electoral basis. Admiral Dewey disputes a quoted remark and supports War Democrats.
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