The Sultan's New Year Dinner at Constantinople
Constantinople reports a lavish Ottoman New Year dinner hosted by Abdul Hamid II, with deputies from across the empire attending. The meal featured opulent decor, symbolic ceremonies, and debates about parliament, palace usage, and reforms, ending in a chorus of praise and loyalty to the sultan amid political tensions and concerns about Armenian massacres.
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Abdul Hamid
Washington Post
Constantinople
Jan
Turkey
Dinniig
Torsiltan
Srete
House of
Diesel
Hague
Voss
Taitie
England
Constantinoyde
Daddes
Ahmed
Forbes
Upese Sparbngtas
Syed Nba i Dati Setid
Sweet Walkers
Weir Cine
Constantinepie
Seth
Riga
Peper Weber
Hugh
Elis
HOM Fc
Halpaks
Vian Soy
Smyrna
Baloniva
Vince Kla
Aulepest
Riza
Jaen
Goa
Joer
Ahmed Riza
Khalif
China
Africa
Ahmed Rina
Padishah
Anyther
Dforid Bey
Enmlee
Padishab
Viikite
Ahmed Izu Bey
Ahmed Riga Bey
Thia
Thaney
Ali
Calive
Sandiddine Hal Lffondi
Hattran
Achalli
Nasl Pasha
Wlso
Nasr Bey
Ismail Nahir-Bey
Kassim Effendi
Mulvasto
Suttan
Porte
Sea of Marmora
BULL FEARS THE REDS CAPITAL DRIV
War secretary warns of greater danger abroad than invasion as investors grow timid. News from London cites fears of increased taxation and socialist legislation driving capital overseas. Cabinet ministers warn England must strengthen defense and prepay against potential attacks while markets drift with government securities.
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War Secretary
London
Dan
Ike
Haidane
England
Wurston Churchills
Redletians
Hibioaes
Saciahem
Asunier
Ipvestor
relweGens
Fesson
M- Aimetion
Yantt Che
Winstag Churchill
David Stard-George
Birmingham
Ward of Trade
Lord Cramey
Churchill
Felix Schuster
Indian Council
Inve Epital
Premin
Violet Charlesworth and Bath Bun Chase in Scotland Mystery
The tale follows Violet Charlesworth, linked to a mythical fortune and creditors, as reporters chase her through Tobermory and Glasgow. A Bath bun buys the momentary truth, with the London press trumpeting the scandal while she evades the claims and a Pennsylvanian road crash ends the day’s reveal.
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Ly Winnless
Washington Post
Jamson
Violet Charlesworth
Scotland
Miss Charlesworth
Tobermorya
Tastong
Stattisi
Howevver
London
Wittel
Violet
Jalian
Andy
Jis
Lady of
Wollnburgh
Mai
Trom Vielet
Penniaenmawr Road
Wiie
Wiieh
Charcoal Lozenges Claim Health Benefits Listed
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for refreshing breath and aiding digestion. It asserts charcoal absorbs odors and gases, calms bowel action, and fights decay of teeth, with claims of international use and a mail order offer.
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England
Europe
Stuart
Hall
A. Stuart’ Co
Marehall, Mich
Cromer to Lead Campaign Against Suffragettes
Lord Cromer to head the newly formed Men's League for Opposing Women's Suffrage. He will campaign against Mrs Pankhurst and suffragettes, plan meetings in London, and promote opposition to women's parliamentary franchise as destabilizing to the empire.
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Men’s League
Act Five
Washington Post
London
Lord Cromer
Pankhurst
Men's Ledge
Queen's Hall
Prononsu
Cromer
Men's League
HITTITES DISCOVERIES TIE THEM TO EGYPT AND SYRIA
London reports Dr. Hugo Winckler's digs at Boghas Keun in Asia Minor support Howarth's theory that Hittites once held power over Assyria and Babylonia. Finds include clay tablets in Assyrian and Hittite scripts, plus a treaty between Rameses III and a Hittite ruler, suggesting an international congress and a broad Hittite sphere from the Halys to North Mesopotamia.
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Workington Post
London
Hugo Winckler
Boghas Keun
Asia Minor
Howarth
Assyria
Ene Ese Erles
W. St. Chay Bowen
Hoy
Babylonia
Egypt
Assia Minor
Mr. Bivaste -Provinee
Cappadair
Khatwa
Boshaz Kaui
Hogarth
Halys
Syria
Mesopotamia
Milanna
Boghays Kent
Tel-el-Amama
B.C
Rain- Noses III
Khitiu Siiadrawaun
Kadest
Karnak
Jugiles
Matsu
Asia
Minor
Frem
Taurus
Aegean
Hamain
Cardi
Aleppo
Babylonian influence in early art and religion explored
Examination of trade exigns and diniomary ties leading to cupelluem and Franca signs in Babylonia. New chapters reveal how winged figures, sphinxes, and animal motifs influenced Greek art, Lycia, and Axia Minor symbolism, uncovering traces of Asiatic mother goddess worship shaping Oriental history and art.
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Babylonia
Assyria
Lycia
Walking better than golf say Lancet weekly findings
The Lancet notes that walking offers mental and physical relief and may be preferable to golf for some, warning that golf can heighten worry for nervous or gloomy individuals. It suggests recreation need not demand skill and that walking involves less pressure and more consistent benefits.
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Washington
London
Gan
Medical Weekly
How to Get Rid of Catarrh
Sufferers of catarrh are urged to try a home treatment by Dr Blosser claimed to clear head nose throat and lungs. The reelased method promises relief without stomach toxin and offers a booklet after sending address to Atlanta Georgia for a welcome kit and cure claims.
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Blosser
St. Atlanta
Calarh
GAFFNEY VISIT TO ROME DENIED BY COAST GUARD GENERAL
St John Gaffney of the United States coast guard at Dresden denies reports of a Rome visit being tied to Cardinal hospitality. He says he went to Rome solely to accept certain hospitality, noting his arrival with Mgr. Treland was merely a coincidence.
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Wrelest
Washington Post
Berlin
St. John Gaffney
United States
Dresden
Rome
Gallows
Vatican
Mgr. Treland
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