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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1909

Page

6

Opening of Parliament by Sultan Ends Long Turkish Reopening

Turbulent crowds fill streets and approach to the Great Mosque as the sultan opens the first parliament in 31 years. Deputies march in priestly robes while ambassadors arrive in royal carriages, guards tighten the parade, and ceremonial salutes mark the moment.

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Crete Union Prospects Strain Turco Greek Relations

The report outlines Crete seeking union with Greece amid Turkish hesitation and European powers balancing active governance in Crete since 1906. It notes boycotts, rising tensions, and the role of Greek commissioners while Crete maintains nominal Ottoman suzerainty under foreign protection.

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Naval reforms advance as Ottoman fleet planned

Turkish naval minister discusses rebuilding the Ottoman navy with European-style officers aging around 40 to 50. He outlines a program using Black Sea ships, coastal bases, and Spanish and American training aids, aiming for a modern force and inviting the US fleet to Smyrna for a grand demonstration and study visits by officers to American naval schools.

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Public Execution Returns to France Amid Crowd of 30000

Reports describe the revival of the guillotine in France with a public execution drawing about 30,000 spectators. Executions were staged at sunrise in Bethune as crowds gathered from dawn, cafes stayed open, and the event drew intense public interest with officials maintaining that the law requires public display.

Washington Jan Jy Piriy Messina France Bethune Fintyel Moantei Merind Witter Celd Ram Sarel Merung Bregret MM Ipprah Domitian An & Mohawe Pare

The Uplift in China Reform Movement in Celestial Empire

Thomas F Millard argues reform in China endures beyond Yuan Shi Kai, despite his dismissal. The regent Prince Chun may recall Yuan or promote other reform leaders like Kang Youwei, while factions in Beijing fear clashes between reactionary and revolutionary forces. The article notes a fragile balance, international pressures, and the risk of destabilizing upheaval if reform stalls.

Euan China Li Bang Chung Yuan Moses Yuan Shi Kai United States Thomas F Millard Taito Yuan al Hai Peking Jiariegs Prince Chun Liang Ten Fun Yale Yuang Wat Wa-Pu Kang Yu Wei Kang Yui Wei Yuen Shikai Pekang Yuans Kung Ya Wei

Can't Empty the Ocean Salt Lake City Kidney Cure Ad

Andrew Larsen of Sorensen and Larsen merchant tailors in Salt Lake City suffers kidney disease in bed. Doctor says recovery is as unlikely as emptying the ocean. Ad touts Fulioy’s Renal Compound as a proven remedy with literature mailed free from John J Plston, San Francisco, via Henry Evans local agent.

Andrew Larsen Sorensen & Larsen Merchant Tailors Salt Lake City Fulioy Salt Lake John J Plston Firat St San Francisco Henry Evans F St NW. W

American wives and British husbands unions praised abroad

Washington Post report from London discusses favorable views on Anglo American marriages. Editorial notes many unions thrive due to shared heritage, culture, and mutual affection rather than wealth, with details on the Granard wedding and the social reception in London. It contrasts romance with business-like pursuits and hints at courtly dynamics involving Lady Granard and the Earl of Dartmouth. The piece also cites demographic stats on Lincolnshire deaths by age.

Washington Post London Granard Aedding New York Daily Mail Mail Wse Mai Earl of Dartmouth Earl of Granard Charles Street Berkeley Square Rom Royalty

Scotch Oath to Replace Old Practice 10 the English Courts

London Jan 16 The Washington Post reports that the kiss the Bible oath in English courts faces a likely death blow as wireless methods and modern procedure gain favor. Judges discuss replacing kissing the Book with a modern oath while noting the practice has long custom but little legal sanction. The shift echoes Shakespearean imagery and reflects a broader move away from hereditary ritual in justice.

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Charcoal Lozenges Promise Cure For Bad Breath

An advertisement touts Stuart Charcoal Lozenges as a natural remedy to bad breath and digestive woes. It claims charcoal neutralizes poisons from the stomach, purifies blood, aids digestion, and can be used after meals. The copy urges readers to buy one and two pack sizes from Stuart Co in Marshall, Michigan, promising a free trial page.

Renchman Pckage Stuarts Charcoal Rese & A Stuart Co Stuart Marshall

Safe Cure testimonial from Rochester ad claims kidney liver cure

A reader shares a personal history of kidney and liver problems and credits Safe Cure with restoring health after months of suffering. The letter touts weeks of treatment, urges others to request a free trial bottle, and notes a publisher guarantee.

WARAT Wilwate Warners Safe Cure CO Rochester Menten Wellington Sunday Post

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