Priest Denies Burial Over Hibernian Invite
Reverend D J McDermott refused to allow funeral services for John Daly at Marys Roman Catholic Church unless the Ancient Order of Hibernians were not invited. The funeral proceeded after Hibernian invite was voiced. McDermott cited evidence about Molly Maguires as justification and claimed archbishops and cardinals blocked memos from reaching the council.
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Morning Journal
Philadelphia
Order of Hibernian
D. J. McDermott
Mary's
John Daly
Nan Lodge
Hibernians
Father McDermott
Anccient Order
Hibernians Teuson
Molly
Baltimore
Corcoran
Ryan Hers
Dy Toreran
Hyan
Cardinal Gibbons
Mmema
Ryan
Order
Pathe
MeDermott
Roosevelt Criticized For Emigration Policy Debate
Rome dispatch reports The Tribuna questions President Roosevelt's stance amid U S fleet voyage. It cites Japanese minister Takahira saying Japan seeks to reduce emigration and notes allied sentiments. Interview with American ambassador Criscom discusses California Japanese population growth amid expansion.
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My Morning Journal
Rome
Tribuna
Pacif Ea
Roosevelt
United States
Haron Takahira
Maly
Lowadls Mann
America
Japan
Liesda Criscom
City Mourns Death Of Noted Oarsman
Edward Hanson former champion oarsman of the world was given a public funeral in Toronto after his body lay in state at St Andrews church. Thousands filled the church and cemetery for the last rites with pallbearers including Joseph Wright Jacob Gay eaur and James Feo among the hearse party.
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Toronto
Edward Hanson
St. Andrews Church
Joseph Wright
Argonauts
Jacob Gayeaur
James Feo
Train of misfortunes tolls a grim January note
The report lists multiple disasters including the Texas and Pacific freight depot fire destroyed overnight in Fort Worth. In New York a three story Flannagan Nye and Company brewery collapse left Thomas Fleming dead, others missing and five injured. A Cleveland rail official’s death and a Tippecanoe club ex-president’s suicide are also noted amid financial distress.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas and Pacific
Ball
USA
New York
Thomas Fleming
Flannagan, Nye and Company
Tenth Avenue
Thieves Loot Bank in Yucatan
Mexico City reports a bank heist in Merida with 740000 dollars missing from the Bank of Yucatan. Sub-director Fernando M. Rodriguez and ex-cashier Mateo Ponce, plus ten others, are arrested. A lawyer Ponce and Eduardo Poner are also detained as investigations name twelve prominent Merida figures.
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Bank of
Yucatan
Accordeos
Merida
Fernando M. Rodriguez
Mateo Ponce
PP. G. Ponce
Eduardo Poner
Christmas Ceremonies in Palace of the Czar
In St Petersburg the Russian imperial family observed Christmas a day after the calendar date. A simple tree for Crown Prince Alexis and his sisters adorned the ceremony, reflecting modest holiday rites within the palace.
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Palace OF the Czar
St. Petersburg
Jen
Alexis
Iitte
Emperor Nicholas at Tsarskoe Selo and court updates
Reports note Emperor Nicholas attending two Christ trees in Tsarskoe Selo with speeches and gifts. The empress’s health has improved materially. In New York Admiral Ludlow Taidhow condition remains grave after grippe. Surgeon Charles F. Stokes assigned to command the hospital ship Relief and will depart for San Francisco.
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Nicholas
Tsarskoe-Selo
Ludlow
New, York
Nicoll Taidhow
United States Navy
Grippe
Eastport
U. T
Walcott Joins Ranks of Has Been Fighters
Boston fighter Joe Walcott was defeated by Jimmy Gardner of Lowell in a twelve round bout before the New Armory Athletic Association. Gardner proved quicker and more clever, winning most early rounds as Walcott struggled.
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Walcott
Boston
Mass
Joe Walcott
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
New Armory Athletic Association
Gardner
Watest
Amoskeag Mill Plant to Close Fridays and Saturdays
The Amoskeag corporation, employing 18,600 workers in its sixteen mills in Manchester New Hampshire, announced that the entire plant will shut down on Fridays and Saturdays for the balance of the month amid ongoing labor and legal disputes over rebates and discrimination fines.
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Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag Corporation
Banks in Philadelphia Say Conditions Return to Normal
Philadelphia on January 7 reports two of the city’s largest national banks informed their depositors that conditions are now normal, signaling relief after prior disruptions. The notices emphasize stability and continued service to customers.
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Philadelphia
Mary Maurino Charged With Petty Larceny At Police Court
Mary Maurino a 17 year old with a police record is charged with stealing $4.86 from C. J. Miller as she was released from jail and recaptured after a brief liberty. Judge Craig will hear the larceny case at the morning police court session.
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Mary Maurino
C. J. Miller
Mary
Craig
Injunction Delays Bail For Traveling Actors In Kansas City
Judge Prax granted a temporary riot prohibition to restrain Judge Wallace from forfeiting bonds of traveling actors. Trials were set for Day on charges of violating the state Sunday labor law. The theaters are scattered across the United States, with some located in Fu Rong.
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Kansas City
Praxback
Circuit Court of Jackeor
Unty
Willam H. Wallace
United States
Daughter Born to American Duchess in Manchester News
Jan 7 reports the duchess of Manchester, formerly Miss Mellen Zimmerman of Yninnatlh, gave birth to a daughter on Sunday. The item notes the birth among the duchess’s recent family announcements.
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Terlin
Duchess of Manchester
Mellen Zimmerman
Yninnatlh
Famous swindlers go to penitentiary
Macon Georgia January 7 The mandate in the case of Greene and Gaynor was issued by Judge Speer today Marshal White will escort the two men to the Atlanta penitentiary at once.
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Macon
Greene
Gaynor
Rebate Case Argued in U.S. Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments in the government criminal case against Great Northern Railroad for allegedly violating the Elkins law by granting rebates. The proceedings occurred in Washington as part of a federal prosecution.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supre Court
United States
Hoops
Great Northern Railroad Company
Elkins
Entertainment of national irrigation honorees at Albuquerque
A Morning Journal want ad notes a vivid call for a grand welcome for foreign visitors to Albuquerque. It extols a territorial gathering as a path to progress for New Mexico and urges strong local participation and enthusiasm.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Socarra
Wenen
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