Trouble in Turkey stirs American concern and debate
The Turkish upheaval draws American sympathy for reform led by the Young Turks and raises endangered lives among missionaries. Opinions diverge from Prince Adessides who predicts a Russia-led outcome to Evadenda Sterritt who traces trouble to a misread constitution and conflicting freedoms in the Ottoman Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Young Turk Party
Mersina
Tarsus
Adana
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Institute
Theodore Christie
Daniel Minor Rogers
American Board
United States
Nicolas Adessides
Russia
Prince Adessides
Bosporus
Palestine
Ottoman Empire
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Persia
Evadenda Sterritt
Pittsburg
Reformed Presbyterian Church
The Turkish Situation and Reform Reversal
An analysis of the backlash against Young Turk reforms in the Ottoman Empire. It covers the 1908 constitution, parliamentary oustings, sultan Abdul Hamid II’s forced governance, cabinet reshuffles led by Hussein Hilmi Pasha, and shifting liberal versus conservative power amid fears of royal dethronement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Young Turks Party
Committee of Union and Progress
Reform
Chamber of Deputies
Kiamil Pasha
Kiamil
Hussein Hilmi Pasha
Ali Riza Pasha
Klamil Pasha
Young Turks
Abdul Hamid
Yussuf
Mrs T P O Connor Promotes Irish Textile Trade in U S
Mrs T P O Connor wife of the Irish parliamentary leader visits the United States to arrange a New York branch for selling Irish Industries textiles. The plan follows a suggestion by Humphrey O Sullivan of Lowell to form an American Irish Manufacturing Distributing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
T. P. O'Connor
New York
Irish Industries Association
Ireland
Humphrey O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Lowell, Mass
O'Sullivan
America
Irish Manufacturing Distributing Company
Still Savage and Indian Summer Echo in Alps Hunter Tale
A compact, lyrical fragment contrasts savage Indian summer with a rising Indian spring. A hunter hints at shifts that strip away the scalp, signaling a seasonal and perhaps symbolic transformation within a snowy Alpine setting.
Next Census Takes Shape in Civil Service Reform
The Sixtieth and Sixty first congresses debated and passed a census bill to modernize hiring, with open competitive tests and no noncompetitive appointments. The 1910 census will count 90 million people plus agriculture, industries, and mines across the U S Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico Guam Samoa and the Panama Canal Zone. Director S D North and William C Hunt lead plans for six to seven publication volumes at lower cost with new machinery and streamlined returns. The Philippines will not be counted this decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nother
Congress
Roosevelt
S. D. N. North
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Guam
Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
Philippines
Philippine
Director North
William C. Hunt
North
Which Constitution What is the matter with you
A brief dialogue shows a patient seeking constitutional treatment and considering a lawyer or a doctor for help. The exchange contrasts medical and legal avenues for addressing bodily or legal distress.
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Constantinople
Sultan Abdul Hamid
T. P.o’connor
N. D. North
Fawcett
W. C. Hunt
Purdy
Rose
Independence
Orondo Development CO
E. C. Fisher
F. C. Lemon
Sec’y and Treas
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee
Washington
Gauze Union Suits
Barrington
H. L. Wiester
ROYAL
Worcester
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