Spain and Vatican clash over burial rites and church control
Special Correspondent reports Spain tears away from church influence amid struggle over civil burial rights. Vatican and Spanish state exchange ultimatums as France’s experience looms, with priestly authority challenged in secular affairs. A separate Russia vignette recounts a Russian general at a Nevsky restaurant, mocked by a waiter as he orders the city directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddert Campbell
London
Spain
Vatican
Europe
England
Church of Rome
France
Philippines
Russia
Ruensis
Cronstadt
Quliets
Sable
St. Petersburg
Baron Bank
the Nevsky
Secret of good looks Hagan's Magnolia Balm claim
An old advertisement touts a complexion product promising a clear youthful glow. It claims the balm makes face neck arms and head look delicious and ten years younger after application. The formula is described as non greasy and harmless like distilled water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
What a Woman Did in Politics in Idaho
Pocatello and Boise report Miss Belle Chamberlain and Miss Louise Johnson leading a bold challenge to slate politics. Chamberlain wins the Idaho state superintendent nomination at the convention, breaking a men’s slate with decisive support and a strong female ticket advancing in state government.
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Pocatello
Ida
Aux ' Belle Chamberlain
Boise
Idaho
Louise Johnson
Miss Chamberlain
Miss Johnson
United States
Strick
Carpenter
Levs
Leutenant
Combine
Eve
Dean's Kidney Pills Claim Cure All Kidney Ailments
An Albuquerque ad endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back ache and kidney problems. A Mrs. W. C. Wood of 720 South Broadway testifies after using the product during a trip to Fall River. The notice urges readers to buy Doan's pills from Foster Milburn agents for 50 cents and to remember the brand. Also promotes coal ordering by W. H. Hahn & Co.
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Albuquerque
W. C. Wood
South Broadway
Fall River
Mass
Dean
Doan
New Mexico
Foster-Milllburn Co
Buffalo
N. J
United States
Arizona Jack the Hermit committed to asylum in Phoenix
In probate court at Phoenix J. K. Armstrong known as Arizona Jack the Hermit was committed to the asylum due to a long decline from paralysis. A globe trotter with Civil War service and a legendary life, Armstrong spoke of a vanished love and a hermit’s desert life. The piece blends his past exploits with his current condition and an appeal for privacy.
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Europe
London
Constantinople
Yildix
White House
Allah
Empire
Palace
Ehu
J. K. Armstrong
Arizona Jack
Phoenix
Jacek
Ifis
Jdimase
Phoenix Gazette
China
Great Britain
John Bull
United States
California
Panama
San Francisco
Arizona
Armstrong
The
Gazette
New Weekly Show at Penny Parlor Promises Fresh Acts
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street announces a change of program with new pictures and songs every Saturday morning, branding a whole show for a penny. A Citizen Wanted performs as the work, A Mystery Solved. Dr King’s New Life Pills claimed to solve periodic attacks and constipation, with John N Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana vouching for satisfaction or refund.
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Davis
South Second Street
Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
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Arss Tor
Lovist
Alek
W.H. Hahn & CC
Surburg
Moet & Chandon
Mitchell
Jersey
Jack the Hermit
Earth
A. Paul
Sardix
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Oliver
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Edwardsville
Lil
Mberiain
D. A. Matson & CO
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Kodak
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Southern Pacific Railways
Santa Fe
T. £. Purdy
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