Greek Church mass notes call to halt Turkish action in Macedonia
Father Alexopoulos reports a mutiation attempt and vows to appeal to the United States to prevent further Turkish atrocities against Greeks in Macedonia. The Greek Orthodox community in the city gathers for Bishop Grevena and condemns Turkish aggression, urging intervention.
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Alexopoulos
United States
Italy
Peuloy
Occas
Clevens
Redka
Macedonia
Sae
Mexopoulos
Italians denounce press protests over reported outrages
Mass meetings across the Italian community denounced a portion of the press claiming Elailgr aring ne Pripell puidighed in nook et fat A newspapers. In Harlem River area large turnout heard speeches denouncing acts against other nations. Baron Ber Ib iaakt Sancheverino presided and calls were made to send messages to Gen Caneva at gull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nook
la Pale
Harlem River
Ng Wis
Sancheverino
Caneva
Death notices and memorials from a 1911 newspaper fragment
Fragmentary obituary notices record deaths and funeral details for multiple individuals including Miss Alsander Tuther and others, with ages, addresses, and burial or interment plans. Entries mention residences in New York area and nearby cemeteries, with scattered dates in November and December 1911 and references to private interments and church services.
Italian Colonial Assembly Protest At Washington Meeting
A New York Falun colony and Italian associations gathered in Washington for a solemn protest against attacks on the Italian honor. Delegates from various colonies discussed support and donations for the Italian Red Cross while soldiers prepared to depart for campaigns, sending greetings to allied nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere
Washington
Taft Tt
Falun
New York
United States
Tncal
Uie
Italian Demonstration Sparks Fire Across Aegean Coast
A large Arab demonstration at 6 am near Mesri and Boume Hana faced heavy rifle and artillery fire from Italian trenches and warships. Reports say Italy will stage a broader display in the Aegean and along the Asiatic coast tomorrow as French cruisers depart for Tagger Villefranche to observe upheaval in Tangier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Emipolk Noyaz
Mesri
Boume- Hana
Temps Toine
Italy
Aegean Sea
Tagger Villefranche
France
Edgar Quinet
Leon Gambotta
Tanpier
Education Stirs China Says Rev Rodger Ahead of Time
Rev JG Rodger of the university anon movement told a Pythian Temple congregation yesterday that China will surprise the world in education and science. He said unrest there grows from rights awareness and predicts China and Japan will act scientifically, driving out Manchus and building a self-directed nation, with provinces poorly understanding each other due to language barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodger
JG Rodger
Anon
China
Pythian Temple
Chiis
Japan
Wu Tingfang on Chinese women and American fashion
Dr Wu Tingfang, Chinese minister to the United States, writes about Chinese women as slaves of fashion in America. He notes American women are clever and beautiful but not freer than other women, condemns some U.S. customs as outlandish, and says his book publication is delayed to win foreign recognition for Chinese revolutionists. He has signed a contract with an American publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyo
Tae
Ather Dexopoulos
Egles
Atheines
Wb Lin
Constas
Turkey
Cora Beth
Mither Aexorciles
Motomat
China
Wu Ting Fang
United
Wus
Corgetale
America
Health Office Record Deaths Incomplete List Names and Streets
Health office record lists multiple deaths with partial names and addresses including Adelphys Waarer 208 Host ne and 08 sear Hchard J at 109 Columbia road along with Andrew Arche gt inet 18 years and Wale TeCrpigle on st nw. Other entries mention Catherine Bluodon Ceorgy Washington C vorsit Heepitel aura Tia WooLawly Ute V1 at tw and Willian and Yertie Dysoh 149 Prov lence mt Ivy Libr 10 days.
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Adelphys
Sear
Béail
Columbia Road
Andrew Arche
Cathering Bluodon
Washington C
Sully Waters
le Davis
Joes Huld
Curt
Funeral directors firms listed with multiple names and chapels
A fragmented OCR list presents funeral directors and embalmers with various chapels and contact details. Names include Sardo, Peveral, Speare, Harvey, James, Thos, and Zurhorst, with addresses on North West and Fifth Street and notices of services and modern crematoriums amid several misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardo & OC
Peveral
Peano
W Or
Pumphrey & Son
Fusfhlal
Lyurassiers
Chapel of Premiss Thane
F Street
N.W
Ely
Lee
Revere Ava Uw
F. Harvey’s Sons
Jermodions Chapel
Clareala
Sergeon
Thor
Bindle
Balner
George P Zueborst
Charles
Zurhorst
Mgr
Storm Weekend Destruction Across Gulf and Midwest
Belfax reports gale wrecks and freezing storms sweeping from Buffalo to Chicago. Frost and wind collapse windows, strand ships, and paralyze streetcars. Fatal cold grips Indiana and Kentucky as temperatures plunge to near zero and snow blankets towns.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Barge In Distress Off Fire Island Reported In Atlantic Cable
The Howard steamship bound Baltimore to Barton reported a barge in distress off Fire Island after striking a gate area. Fourteen men were aboard the doomed vessel as the Mohawk cutter reached the scene but no sighting of distress was confirmed. Coast guard wireless messages tracked attempts to aid the barge.
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Revenue Cutter
Washington
New York
Merchanta
Minera Transportation
Howard
Baltimore
Barton
Wirelew
Chase
Fire Island
Mohawk
Corn Prize Goes To Southern Grower Dorin Of Glover Va
Dorin of Glover Virginia wins the 100 silver cup at the Madison-Rouze Expo for producing with 20 dollars corn from a single acre. He plowed 10 inches, added 1 extra inch, applied 200 pounds of phosphate, and grew 18 bushels per acre under United States farm demonstration bureau methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Post Nework
United States
Corin
Glover Va
International Huaister Company
Madleon Rouzre Carden
Dorin
Htutiway Grouth
Chia Ie
Southern Ewin
United States Farm Demonstration Bureau
Virginia
Kidnapped Boy Returned to New York Family
Leonardo Quartrano and neighbors celebrated the return of Quartrano's four year old son after eleven weeks of disappearance. The boy was found wandering in Brownsville and returned to his parents. The father asserted that no ransom had been paid.
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New York No
Leonardo Quartrano
Quartrane
Brownstlle
Dolar
Isaaam
Murphy’s Enemies Plot Tammany Hall Leadership Change
The New York press reports that Charles F Murphy returns from Hot Springs to find Tammany Hall fragmenting as enemies move to strip him of power. James A O'Gorman is then floated to replace Murphy to unify state Democrats and align Tammany with upstate interests. Supporters tout O Gorman’s independence and loyalty to Tammany.
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Lane
Washington Post
New York News
New York Press
Charles F Murphy
Hot Springs
Democratic Party
Taumany Hall
Murphy
James A O Gorman
United States
New York
O Gorman
Gorman
Tammany
YEGGMEN TO BUILD SAFES AT SAN QUENTIN PRISON
Warden John E Hoyle plans a unique prison industry at San Quentin to produce safes. Skilled inmates serving terms for bank robberies and safe blowing will run the operation. A vault display in the prison office showcases the envisioned article.
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San Quentin
Cal
John E.i Hoyle
State Penitentiary
Teachine
Wealth fender in cell in Phihghurgh Pa arrest for scam
Samuel Andiar, 28, advertised a secret for straightening kinky hair and promising $50 to $200 monthly in towns with large Negro populations. He is jailed as postal inspectors review victims’ complaints about his schemes and prospectus. He claimed his method would make kinky hair perfectly straight and lay in the middle part.
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Phighurgh
Samuel Andiar
Andiar
Bia
Famdier
Ocean Steamers Dover to New York Sailing Report
Unclear fragmentary OCR describes ocean steamer routes and docking schedules. Mentions Dover to New York and Cape Hae Os with misread names and a Wednesday docking reference. Entities and specifics are damaged though indicate maritime movement and port calls.
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Dover
New Fork
Queennow Menretanin
Georsty
Breen
Sework
Pivin
Cape
Copenlage
York
Pam
Wealthy Widow Accuses Washington Coachman of Blackmail
Mrs Rose T McParland, a wealthy widow from 400 Highteenth Street Northwest, accuses William H H Cook, a Black coachman from Atlantic City, of blackmail. Cook remains in custody as arraignment is set in police court, while defense asserts innocence and questions the alleged large sums gained.
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William HH Cook
Rose T McParland
Highteenth Street
McFarland
Mourand
John R. Hays
Twelfth Street
Washington
Atlantic City
Maine cities seek vote on liquor question
Governor Plaisted proposes a special legislative session to revive the liquor issue in Maine cities the purpose to reform election machinery and push a statewide referendum to let people decide on repealing prohibition. He argues public sentiment supports resubmitting the question and urges action under the constitution.
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Guv Plaisted
Waselal
Tae Basningen
Portland
Guy Plaisted
Mautne
Stitt
Attica
Uestion
Gay Piniated
Ex-Senator Money Quits Banquet Over Negro Presence
Former Mississippi senator Money, a member of the national monetary commission, abruptly left a Western Economic Society dinner at the Auditorium Hotel after a guest of color took a seat near him. He later claimed neuralgia while rumors swirled about the reason. The incident prompted discussion among attendees about race and decorum at the event.
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Money
Washington Post
Chicago
Hernanta de Soto
Mississippi
National Monetary Commission
Western Economic Society
Auditorium Hotel
Guears
Mone
Mr Money
Ras Sudgested
Jailed Negro Guarded by Soldiers in Plant City
Governor ordered a company of guards to secure the jail after a negro, Lee Armoll, shot two officers in Plant City. Graves of the incident spurred fears of an attempted escape or attack as troops patrolled the jail tonight amid tense local unrest.
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Tampa
Lee ‘Armoll
Plant City
Multi
Gay Gilchrist
Trial of meat packers opens after nine year probe
Nine years into the Sherman antitrust inquiry, Chicago meat packers led by Swift Armour and Morris face federal charges for monopolizing and restraining interstate fresh meat trade. The trial before Judge George A Carpenter could last months with a large witness panel and a potential penalty of up to five thousand dollars fine or a year in county jail per defendant.
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Swift
Armour
Tnal
Conqure
Chicago
George A Carpenter
United States Distriet Court
Louis F Swift
Stitt A Co
National Packing Company
Edward F Swift
Swift & Co
Charles H Swift
Howard Tilden
J Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
Arthur Meeker
Edward Morris
Morris & Co
Trancis A Fowler
Thomas J Connors
Louis Hesman
Taft Versus Harmon In Democratic Convention Contests
The report outlines factional supports for Taft Harmon and Bryan across states including South Dakota Minnesota Missouri and Texas with Wilson’s influence dwindling amidst investigations. It notes regional loyalties in Nebraska Colorado New York California and Oregon and suggests contestation over Pennsylvania delegates amid delegates from Georgia Alabama and Massachusetts.
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Hampshire
Wyoming
Washington
Spokane
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ilinois
Arkansas
Arizonas
New Mexico
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Colorado
Texas
Phasa
Wilson
South
New Jersey
Bryan Te
Jand
Dakotas
Mi Bryan
Gov Warmon
Nebraska
Bryan
Utah
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
North Carolina
South Carolina
Bailey
Harmon
Guv Wilson
Oregon
California
Virginia
Clark
Burglar Refuses Marriage or Pets to Avoid Penitentiary
A Washington State judge rules a burglar can escape jail by marrying or keeping a canary or parrot but the burglar John Murray rejects these conditions. He admits intoxication during the break in a restaurant for roast beef and declines the offered reform route.
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Washington
Seattle
Ronald
Witton R .Gay
Superior Court
Jabe Murray
Penitentiary
John Murray
Fifth robber captured in Croton Lake farm raid
West Place New York November 12 A fifth member of the gang that raided the Griffen farmhouse at Croton Lake Thursday morning held up Mrs John F Ha and Miss Anna Griffen and murdered Mrs Harry Hall wife of the Bradley camp superintendent. Identified by Vincenso Cons as the gang ringleader Lorenag Ball is jailed in White Plains awaiting murder charges.
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West Place
Griffen
Croton Lake
John F Ha
Anna Griffen
Harry Hall
Bradley
Croton Aqueduct
White Plains
Wyman Elected Chief of Washington Central Sanitary Bureau
Gen Wyman was elected president of the Washington Central Sanitary Bureau at the sanitary conference closing session. Valparaiso was named as the site for the next conference to be held in Montevideo with the Pan American Union represented by Capt Fortescue. The foreign minister hosted a farewell banquet for delegates yesterday.
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Washington Central Sanitary Bureau
Valparalia
Fortescue
Pan-American Union
Wyman
Montevideo
Waa
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mother Surrenders Son After Vagrancy Jail Stay
The divorced wife of Lieutenant Commander Hetherington once a society belle now in jail for vagrancy gives up Hewes Hetherington nine, to his father to be placed with relatives in Philadelphia. She agrees never to see the boy again after a poignant farewell at the railway station.
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Society
Belle
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Hetherington
McConnaughes
Kings County
Hewes Hetherington
New York
Philadelphia
Burmeister
Mig ‘Meeks
Yail
Barnes Must Show Books in Albany Stock Inquiry
William Barnes, chairman of the Republican State committee, faces a Supreme Court order to produce the books of the Journal Company of Albany within eight days. The investigation concerns his stock in the JB Lyon Company and Albany county affairs. Barnes plans an appeal, and a review will be sought with the U S Supreme Court.
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Miamy
William Barnes
Conditton
Journiel Company of
Albany
de la
Senat Committee
Ibantity
JB Lyon
United States Supreme Court
Brackett
Barnes
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Sopvai
Lil Vin Ballan
Willara
Jane
Funes
Moudas
Congressional Cemetera
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Fife
Glenwort
Tate
Irke
USA
Sila Eester
Toulsa
Felal
Hoppelers
Hott Mets
Shellab
Drea Hilt
Teat
Ted
Krennex
Ivart
Dal
James Kenner
Fune
Weneg Gang
Faral Crombla
John P
Agnea
Schulz
Walate
Tof
Chariey, Alaery
Morrison
Robert
James
Low
Boss
Knois
Delman D Lerah
Woomingtbn
Tinelsaga
Charles Albe T Moriston Stobert
James Tautin
John Rossill
Pattuyra and
Hettickh
Ufte
Health Office Record
Bay
Buffalo
Alidi
Servica
Kennedy
Alonzo Dewey
Tain
Oscar Oumue
Weeden
Anesa
Della
Louis Patlow
Itla
Chiago
Thorwald Tonnesen
Harry Green
Merang Buch
Lce
Oman
Gue
New Olean le
Cotton Belt
Yeaterday
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Louisiana
Indiana
Barge
Waltham
Elgin Y Jewels
Pw Chase
R. Harris & CO. the Jeweler
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D Streets
Corn
Clover
Silver Cup
Denes
Tammany Hall
O’gorman
Wealth Fender
Mrs. M'Farland
W H Cook
Andrew Wason
Cook
Mrz .McFarland
Mr. McFarlang
York Paw
Imad
Denver
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Sparta
Vox
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Conay Island
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Ee & Ee
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Riginal
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India
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Kalliston
Inverness
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H Street
N. W
Kenyon Anc
James H W Wilkergon
Pierce Butter
St Paul
Barton Comeau
James Sheehan
Elwood Goodman
Taft
Kansas
Idaho
Gramp Clark
Marshall
Underwood
Alabama
Gov Folk
Beate
Champ Clark
Reed
Ft Thia
lApeaker
Gev Foss
Massachusetts
Gon Harmon
Democratic National Committee
Pennsylvanie
Wilpon Cartony
Gen. Wyman
New York State
Charman
Manhattan Laundry Co
Fla. Ave
Tih Sect
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