Clergy Told to Vacate Residences Amid French Church Seizure
Paris faces a government push to suppress clerical pensions seize Catholic property and expel Vatican officials as church state separation law takes effect. Archbishops and priests receive notices to vacate while bishops and students face mobilization and a Vatican warned reaction continues.
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Abandonment of Kylemore Castle in Ireland
The Duke of Manchester and family abandon Kylemore Castle Dublin November 11 with all staff paid. The historic estate will be placed on the market as funds dwindle and royal hopes of a permanent Irish seat fade. The Duchess, beloved locally, aided peasantry and hosted lavish galas.
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Jamaica's Prosperity Daily Improves
Jamaica's economy shows steady improvement with fruit exports for the fiscal year ending March 31 amounting to 4,731,862 dollars, over two million more than 1905. The island's prosperity is aided by growing stock farms and new factories, with potential for vast development in coffee and tea cultivation.
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Canada’s Public Expenditure For Past Year
Orewa, Dee 11 A blue book with copies of the public accounts for the year ending June last was issued today. Expenditure charged to capital accounts includes C R 3 765 170 P E 496 124 and National Trans continental railway 1 841 269. Total by sector shows Railways and public works 10 014 215 Dominion lands 50 780 militia 1 299 875 railway subsides 1 697 074 hounties 2 400 771 and loan related expenses 84 784. After surplus and sinking funds the public debt rose by 814 511 to 267 042 percent. Interest averaged 2.75 percent, down from 2.81. Currency demand for one and two Dominion notes rose from 13 777 099 in October 1905 to 15 324 81 in October this year.
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Cranberries to be used for food coloring in U S
New York Dec 11 A Cranberry juice based colorant is being developed by a New York company to replace mineral dyes under the National Pure Food law entering into effect soon. Cape Cod growers and the nation’s largest cranberry dealers back the project as a major industry boost. Experiments allegedly show strong color potential and market impact is anticipated.
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Shah Must Die Very Soon Says German Doctor
A German specialist treating the Shah of Persia reportedly says the ruler’s condition is hopeless and he cannot survive many weeks. The report reflects a fragile health update as officials in Teheran relay the prognosis amid international attention.
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Bishop McCabe Stricken With Apoplexy
New York dispatch reports Bishop McCabe of Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Church was stricken with apoplexy at Twenty third forest and Thirteenth avenue. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition.
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Enormous merger in the south announces sugar plans
In New Orleans on December 1 and 11 announcements detail a vast management reorganization of numerous sugar plantations in Ohio and a major merger. The capital is set to reach 1,000,000 dollars and a large refinery is proposed to be built in the city, signaling a major industrial expansion.
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Shriners elect officers in recent temple meeting
Kallut Abyad temple of the Mystic Shrine met in session last night and elected officers: Potentate T. N. Wilkerson, Chief Rabban W. D. McFerran, Assistant Rabban Dr. J. F. Pearce, High Priest and Prophet Dr. J. H. Chamberlain, Oriental Guard B. C. Allen, Recorder J. C. Ferger, First Munter C. C. Cushman, Second Ceremonial Master Otto Hahn, Director Frank McKee, Marshal Maynard Gunsul, Captain of the Guard Paul Tentsch. Outer guard not appointed. Col. John Borradalle of this city and Edward Cahoon of Roswell were defeated as reps to the Itt Perla Council to meet next May in Los Angeles.
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Roosevelt career linked to Storer and Storer
A Cincinnati dispatch quotes Mrs. Bellamy Storer claiming she and her husband helped shape President Roosevelt by urging his appointment as assistant secretary of the Navy after visiting Canton to see McKinley. She denounces a garbled newspaper report misrepresenting her remarks.
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Senate Committee Basks On Confirmation Today
Special to The Evening Citizen reports that Senator Teller has introduced a bill for New Mexico statehood with one representative, one U S judicial district, a sixty six delegate constitutional convention in Santa Fe, and 75000 dollars for convention and election expenses. Also noted are nominations to the executive branch and ongoing debates over the Chinese Exclusion Act and Fowler bill revisions. Former Senator Brown of Utah shows improved condition after being shot.
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Tests for dentists in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg December 11 The state board of dental examiners began examinations for dental diplomas in Pennsylvania. A new rule requires candidates to lodge a photograph attested by a dean or prominent citizen to prevent fraud, as past cases showed diplomas awarded to different people than those tested.
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Western Dairying Laws Defective at State Session
Spokane reports the third annual Washington live stock association session where members urged legislative amendments to dairy laws and requested more funding to enforce them. Also notes a separate case in Montana where Henry Pasan appeals a death sentence following a murder conviction. Ottawa reports French Roman Catholics in Canada reacting to France’s church state separation and a Montrench protest plan.
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