Turkey Blocks Japan Negotiations in Progress
Turkey resists granting capitulations to Japan as Turkey seeks to limit foreign interference in its internal affairs. In Constantinople May 12 the talks on a Japanese ambassador stalled over Japan's demand for equal treatment with European powers in capitulations and Turkey's effort to abolish such privileges. The article notes potential opposition by some powers and mentions recent Japanese decorations for Turkish officials amid the long effort to establish relations. It also covers obituaries and notices interspersed in the page.
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Constantinople
Pourparlers
Turkey
Japan
Europe
Porte Ia
Bagdad
Tiess
Afr Leishmia
Jananrse
Gude and Shaffer Florist Ad Mentioned Contact Numbers
The brief notice lists Gude at 3414 Fat. carthyest with phone M. 4279 and Florist GEO. C. Shaffer at 2416 Wain 13th and Wye, NW with contact details.
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Gude
Geo. C. Shaffer
European visit to Constantinople aims at settlement
While visiting Europe, the Turkish government may welcome Japan to ease diplomatic ties with Turkey. Turkish circles question Japan aims at political influence against Russia, not trade, and fear missionary activity expanding.
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Europe
Wil
Constantinople
Japan
Turkey
Russia
Far Eastern
Anats
Czar's Cousin Weds Grand Duke Nicholaievitch Bride
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch married Anastasia of Montenegro at Yalta chapel. The ceremony drew a guard of honor and many foreign envoys while plans for a two week Adriatic wedding cruise were announced.
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Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Yalta
Nicholas, Nicholaievitch
Anastasia
Montenegro
Col. Dumdadze
Prince Dolgoroky
Nicholas
Gen
Mushkovitch
Italy
Germany
Austria
Peter
Myitza
Kaulbars
Odessa
Admirat Wiren
Fustne
Viuivostok
Vanovsky
Ostrofradsky
Rauch
Waltsoff
Irish Bill Faces Lords as Dublin Convention Looms
London reports a Commons path for the Irish bill but fears a Lords hurdle. The fate hinges on the Dublin Convention May 21 and party splits, with Liberals pushing for broader Irish council powers while anti home rule forces seek restraint. The outcome may depend on Unionists and potential competing legislation.
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Ireland
Dublin
London
Yerbia
House of Commons
Campbell-Banner- Men
Commons
Irish Council
Birrell
Asquith
Balfour
Police Chief William Quinn Commits Suicide in Mississippi
Miss May 12. William Quinn, Greenville police chief, killed himself in his daughter's Warfield House room. His daughter Mrs Oscar Houston attempted to intervene as he placed a pistol to his head and fired. The bullet entered above the ear and passed through the brain, killing him instantly. Quinn was about sixty and had been visiting Memphis prior to returning to Greenville.
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Mes
Miss
William Quinn
Greenville
Oscar Houston
Quinn
Capt. Quinn
Memphis
Warfield House
Royal Baby Given "Name
A May morning in Madrid records the christening of the newborn prince of Asturias. The ceremony, witnessed by the justice minister and royal notary, names the prince Alfonso Pio Christing Eduardo Francisco Guillermo Carlos Enrique Enigne Fernando Antonio Venancier. The event shifts political tones as the birth stabilizes the monarchy, with King Edward reportedly asked as godfather but declined due to Pope Pius having named the infant.
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Alfonso Pia Christine
Eduardo Francisco
Carlos
Madrid
Alfonso
Pio Christing
Guillermo Carlos Enrique Enigne
Fernando Antonio Venancier
Senor Congrejas Y Y Mendes
Monarchical Democrats
Edward
Pope Pius
Duke of Sotomayor
Spain
Liberal Party
William Biber Golller
Americn
Frederick Wallingford -Whiteridge
Woman Kills Son In Law After Domestic Turmoil
In Maysville Alabama on May 12 Frank Albright, a leading merchant, was shot to death by his mother in law Mrs Sarah Connally. He had returned drunk after an abusive night. Connally used a double barreled shotgun loaded by a 16 year old boy to kill him while he slept. She admits the killing, calling him a brute who deserved to die. Connally was arrested.
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Maysville
Ala
Frank Albright
Sarah Connally
Albright
Huntaville
Governor Hughes Asked Colored Passenger to Move Seat
Special to The Washington Post reports Gov. Hughes, traveling from Albany to Binghamton, asked a colored woman to surrender a seat at Schoharie Junction. The woman, Mrs Nate Thomas of Cobleskill, refused, asserting her right. The governor moved his own belongings and the seat remained occupied by the intruder.
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Washinston Pont
Binghamton
Alsway
Albany
Gov. Hughes
Schoharie Junction
Seng
A& Telegram
Nate" Thomas
Cobleskill
Crest
Hanover's Head Resigns as College President
Hanover New Hampshire May 12 At college vespers tonight the resignation of William Jewett Tucker as president was announced Health issues force his relinquishment He will take immediate leave and return next fall until successor is chosen A special prize announcement about Jamestown Exposition Contest appears in The Post this morning.
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Hanover
N. H
Wiliam Jewett Tucker
Horrors in Santa Barbara Wreck Seen by Reading Shrines
Rajah Temple members from Reading, Pennsylvania, were among an excursion party of 53 aboard a Santa Barbara bound train that wrecked. Rescue crews ferried injured to San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara as officials began inquests. Dozen or more Reading residents were reported dead or missing, with local leaders among the casualties and survivors.
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Jumecheon
Rajah Temple
Reading
Reading Henple
Ria
John W. Culler
Binghamton, N
Aadr
Fred Greenwood
Binghamton
Cutter
Greenwood
San Luis, Obispo
Ipécial
Santa Barbara
Tinada
San Luis Odiape
San Lis
Oblapo
San Luo Obispo
Auta Barbara
Ote Angeles
Ept
Gaylsht
District
Prescott
Mystic Shrine
Ralah Temple
J. “Douglass Hippie
C. Gilbert Steffe
Harrison R. Hendel
Oliver F. Kauffman
George F. Hagerman
Benjamin Stoltz
Harry G. Miller
A. L. Roth
Stoltz
Hagerman
Sdendel & Bus Manufacturer
WRECK KILLS TWO AT MILFORD TEXAS
A freight train on the Missouri Kansas and Texas line at Milford Texas wrecked today killing engineer E B J Bevan and brakeman Lawrence Folly. Fireman H S Gardiner was fatally hurt. The crash occurred near Dennison Texas on May 12 according to initial reports.
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Dennison
Tex
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Milford
Eb.j. Bevan
Lawrence Folly
Gardiner
SHE PASSES CENTURY MARK Williamsburg Woman 106th Birthday Observed
Special to The Washington Post notes Mrs Mary Hazelton of 272 Woodbine Street Williamsburg celebrated her 106th birthday. A large cake with ten candles and a floral horseshoe from great-grandchildren adorned the gathering. Born in Tyrone Ireland, she came to the U S at forty three with her husband and children, later living in Chicago, then returning to Williamsburg after the great fire.
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Williamsburg
Washington, Post
New York
Woodbine Street
Wiliamsburg
Mary Hazelon
Charles Heinking
Hazelton
County
Tyrone
Ireland
United States
Long Island
Willamsburg
Chicago
daugh_ter
Cuban Drought Broken by Heavy Havana Rains
Special Cable dispatch from Havana reports drought ending as heavy rains soak much of the province. Earlier months saw little moisture while inland areas also received rain in recent days, bringing notable relief to agricultural conditions.
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Washington Post
Havana
Hermit suitor linked to vanished New York recluse case
A long unsolved disappearance near Haverstraw draws renewed attention after the 70 year old Mrs Jane Gerow vanished last June. The estate administrator Alfred Gerow reports bank books and 83 000 dollars in cash held by a neighbor. An old man named Jock Henry Pigmine guarded the home and professed love, claiming he waited for her return. Police say no proof of death yet.
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Washington
Haverstraw
May Seraw
Tis ‘Ether
Jane Gerow
Mohr
Athyney Thomas Gagan
Rockland
Alfred Gerow
Greenwich Savings Bank
People’s Bank
New Fork
Sun
Jock
Gerow
Birs. Gerow
Henry Pigmine
Blackwell's Island
Raymond Brown
Bugeratraw
Browns
Gerows
McBriens
Jane McBrien
Elizabeth Brown
Russ Brown
Clare Turnpike
Geroww
Frank Jones
Jane
Old Home
Edward McBrien
Kins Street
John McBrien
Morton Street
Areminius
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Zion Luther
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Hindle & Bayliss
H Streets
Arlington
Duke
Prince George County
Jamtestent Duke
Baltimore
Isi
Clement Whittington
Howard
Nis Abe
Trinity Episcopal Church
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Lucas
Mary
Frederick
Piettit
Charles W
Pettit
Usetts Avenue
Aaron
Roberta Shaneor
Vitra
C. B
A. M. Na
Triumph Council
Harrishire
Atekins
Providence Hospital
Jomn A. Watt
Krins
Panera
Isie
Indy Street
Alexandria
J. William Leer
Mibaimer
Tilvery
Nla Ave
Telepaoy
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
George P. Zarhorst
East Capital St
Eleventh Street
Garlors
Phonia
Thos. S. Sergeon
Cain
St Pw
T. A. Costello & Bro
H Street
Phone East
WM. S. Riley
Svery
Czar
House of Lords
Muri
Duplio
House of Lorés
To-Kalon_ Wine Co
N. W
George Fagan
Deabold
William W. Rasick
Stredim
Henry J. Fisher
Cleveland
Cora
Yourng
Pia
Chertes M. Tyson
Buffglo
Sutton Ul
Maria
Are
Los Angeles
W. A. Taylor
Sothern Pacific Division
W. D. Wasson
Ruiz
Joel H. Prescott
Buffalo
Thomas J. Brumback
Stacton Smyder
RB. T. Nicoleman
Hipple
UWK
Welter M. Tyson
Raja Temple
Island
Hermit
Althy
Hardman Autotone
Hardiman
Kreli
Kingsbury
Algo
Kingsbury Piano House
Universal Music
W.enfrederick
G. Pfeiffer
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Johnson Bros
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Poli
Penna. Ave
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Lanasol
Evans’ Reliable Drug
O'Donnell
Balhive
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