Dual Jubilee as Cardinal Gibbons Honors Marked by Cathedral Ceremony
In Baltimore the Cathedral hosted a morning jubilee marking fifty years since Cardinal Gibbons was ordained priest and twenty years as bishop. Archbishop Glennon delivered the sermon on Catholic education values while music and lilies adorned the altar. Cardinal Gibbons received homage from bishops and clergy as the Catholic Church in the United States charts growth and unity.
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Glidden Tourists Reach Gettysburg On Run to Jacksonsville
Glidden tourists arrived in Gettysburg Pa after a welcoming crowd along the route from Philadelphia marking day two of the New York to Jacksonville run. The party planned to depart tomorrow morning for Charlton Va and then continue to Staunton Va for the next leg of the trip.
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Portuguese Royalists Active on Frontier
Lisbon reports royalist activity despite official claims of broken movement. Captain Couclere leads bands moving west toward the coast with Spanish cavalry sent from Corunna to guard the frontier. A Confedera ce column seeks passports at Verin while another force under Caimacho advances on Olimba.
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Coulclere
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Canadian steamer ashore off Noble Island. crew saved
The Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Beatrice ran aground on Noble Island near the British Columbia coast. Passengers and crew were rescued by the steamer Venture. With no wireless, the wreck's news only came from Triangle Island government station northwest of Vancouver.
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Justice Harlan to be buried in Washington
The funeral of the late Supreme Court Justice Harlan will be held Tuesday afternoon at the New York Avenue Presbyterian church and burial will follow at Rock Creek cemetery. Pallbearers will be the current members of the Supreme Court. anecdotes recall his tobacco habit and golf at Chevy Chase.
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I SHOP STRIKERS IN NO MOOD TO YIELD
Morning Journal Special Leased. M F Ryan international president of the Brotherhood of Carmen says unions will not yield to terms proposed by Julio Wherotueehaut. He reports peaceful conduct and notes strikers receive 6 to 7 dollars weekly from the benefit fund while on strike. No new moves from Krutt echnitt are reported as unions wait.
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Pine Auarey
Tero Nominate for Senate in Santafe
At a large convention in Santa Fe Democrats and Progressive Republicans nominate a county ticket for the November 7 election. Vic Governor W. T. Thornton chairs. Miguel A. Otero and Samuel G. Cartwright head the slate with J. Candelario and J. Ascension Rael as district nominees. Alfredo Delgada named Sheriff. James I. Boligmeni Samuel Romero Apolonio Nael County Commissioners. W. T. Griffin Treasurer. David Gonzales Assessor Manuel Delgado County Clerk Nicolas Montoya Probate Judge. Robert J. Cooper Surveyor.
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Thornton
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New Mexico
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Miguel A. Otero
Samuel G. Cartwright
J. & Candelario
J. Ascension Rael
Torrance
Guadalupe
Alfredo Delgada
James I. Boligmeni
Samuel Romero
Apolonio Tnael
W. TF. Griffin
David Gonzales
National Republican Progressive League Holds Chicago Conference
Delegates from twenty five states arrived in Chicago for a conference to push Wisconsin Senator La Follette's nomination for president. Leaders including Moses Cripps, Senator Clapp, and Wisconsin figures spoke as delegates debated urging voluntary primaries. The gathering aimed to rally support and accelerate La Follette's campaign.
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Clapp
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LL. Lenrnot
Desperately Wanted Candidates For The Hubbell Ticket
Don Prancisco struggles to recruit county candidates as Republicans and Democrats nominate strong slates. He faces pressure from followers to stay off the Hubbell ticket while seeking any respectable men to join. Only Francisco, Frank Lucero, Montoya, and Dick Sanchez are named as acceptors, risking further backlash and public disgrace.
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Dr Fehart expelled from Knights of Columbus
Dr Fehart formerly of the Catholic University was expelled by the Knights of Columbus for allegedly agreeing to deliver Catholic votes to congressmen and politicians. The action followed testimony from Representative Benjamin Johnson of Kentucky, a Catholic and Knight, and was finalized by the order's general officers.
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Knights of Columbus
Earthquake Hits Sicily Towns Killing Two in Casteddu
An earthquake struck Sicily on October 1 causing collapse of houses in Guardia and Banta Venerina killing two persons. A church fell at Machia and damage extended to Roudinella.
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Collector of Customs at Columbus Dies at El Paso
Dr Addis Alibro collector of customs at Columbus New Mexico lawyer and minister and chaplain of the New York state senate in 1898 dies in Columbus New Mexico early this morning His body will be brought to El Paso Monday for interment He was born in Middleburg Schenectady county New York in 1850 served as delegate to national republican conventions in 1888 and 1900 and came to El Paso in 1907
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Kaiser Hosts Italian Envoy in Prussian Conference
Merlin Oct 15 The emperor at his hunting lodge near Eberswalde invited Italian ambassador Bignor Alberto Panksay to a conference on the political situation. Chancellor von Buelow attended and plans with German minister Von Eiderlen-Waechter were canceled after the emperor issued orders.
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Prussia
Bignor Alberto Panksay
Jierr von Eiderlen-Waechter
Foreign Office
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Nile
Madero Wins Mexican Presidency as Electoral College Finalizes
Francisco I. Madero is president of Mexico after an almost unanimous electoral college vote with Jose Pino Suarez likely to become vice president. The chamber of deputies is expected to name Suarez if not already. Some distant towns and accreditations remain to report, leaving the final tally uncertain.
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Francisco J. Madero
Republic of Mexico
Jose Pino Suarez
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Franciseo de la Zarra
Francisco Yasquez Gomez
Elbunt
Dernardo Reyes
Mra. Madero
Porfiro Bhag Nebett
Republic
Pedro de Las Conlas
Conchuila
Porfirio Diag
Cojocan
Emilio Vasquez Gomes
Omaha Port Crook Train Collision Kills Seven
Omaha Neb Oct 15 Seven killed twenty two injured in a collision between Missouri Pacific passenger No 105 northbound and a fast freight at Port Crook ten miles south of Fort Crook. The wreck stemmed from a misunderstanding of orders and both crews evacuated as army medical teams aided the injured.
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Florida
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Atchison
Kan
Fred Rowtmann
Wisterian
Rowtmann
A. Sprague
St. Joseph
Frances Lillian Kanka
Washington
Fred W. Kowtntmenn
Emma Harvey
Negress
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Ned
John Scott
Repe Conway
Alameda
Cal
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Bethel
T. M. Tuscell
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John Colliver
Los Angeles
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Army Medical Corps Crom Port
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Gross
Freight crew forgets passenger train in Missouri Pacific crash
President Bush of Missouri Pacific cites human lapse as cause of collision near Omaha. Freight train No. 105 ran extra without right of way, with Conductor Choss and Engineer Crawford aboard nineteen loaded cars and three empties. Only a double track to Giltmore Junction could have prevented the crash, while the section with single track forced the meeting.
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