Papal Ceremony Elevates New Cardinals At Vatican
The pope, with cardinals including American prelates John Farley William OConnell and Diomede Falconio, bestowed red hats and rings in a ceremonial consistory. New cardinals received titular churches Santa Maria Aracoelo Sancta Maria Sopra Minerva and San Clemente, swore fidelity, then returned to perform thanks in the Sistine Chapel.
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Boston
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Washington
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Winona Speech Focuses on Tariffs and Alaska Development
The remarks discuss tariff board findings, Alaska development within conservation policy, and ratification of peace treaties with England and France along with fiscal treaties with Honduras and Nicaragua. The speaker denies political motives behind actions and asserts a duty to govern freely, grateful for public support yet unwilling to trade duties for re election.
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Alaska
England
France
Honduras
Nicaragua
Misfortunes in Metaphor Referenced by London Chronicle
The London Chronicle excerpt cites Maj Archer Shee on the budget with a quip about a white elephant and notes Irish contribution years ago. It records comments by Alderman Cotton and Mr Forster during a parliamentary scene, including a cat out of the bag remark and a dogs of war spark metaphor.
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Archer Shee
Henry Lucy
Connor Powers
Speaker
Alderman Cotton
Mr. Forster
Butte and Superior Plans Boston Listing for New Stock
Butte and Superior Copper Company Ltd announces listing its new $10 par stock on the Boston Stock Exchange. It notes many shares are held by unnamed holders and urges exchange of old stock to enable listing before December for financial benefit to all holders.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Butte and Superior
Bryan May Take Part In Big Fight
Washington reports Senator Smoot of Utah forecasts passage of a tariff revision bill before adjournment, unless William J. Bryan travels to Washington to rally Democrats for free wool. The plan hinges on a Senate substitute that aligns with tariff board findings, while Underwood's leadership could trigger clashes that stymie tariff action.
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Kling's Place Fire Destroys Five-Story Building
A gas explosion in Kansas City devastates a five story downtown structure and endangers the surrounding block. Two floors housed a billiard hall and bowling alley owned by John Kling, famed baseball catcher. An electric crane later lifted 187 tons to 143 feet at a nearby shipyard.
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Pan Americar Thanksgiving Mass At St Patrick's
Washington November 30 Pan American Thanksgiving mass brought together 20 Latin American nations and the United States. President Taft Mrs Taft cabinet justices of the supreme court and diplomatic corps attended. Cardinal Gibbons assisted high mass celebrated by Rev Francis P Doory. Bishop Donahue preached on peace and arbitration treaties.
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Bbeneath
Francis P. Doory
Baltimore
Donahue
Wheeling
W. Va
S&8
St. Patrick’s
White House
RockefellerS new well on Pocantico hills brings welcome water
John D. Rockefeller celebrates a newly sunk well on his Pocantico Hills estate in Tarrytown New York after a lake supply failure. He notes the fresh source provides ample cold water and quips that “All's well that ends well” amid thirsty spells.
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N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Pocanigico Hills
Rockefeller
Chinese Celebrate Thanksgiving With War Flags In Los Angeles
Chinese residents mark Thanksgiving by temple prayers and thanks to many gods for wartime luck. The oriental quarter displays a large consignment of battle flags from the reform army as children carry war banners through the streets.
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Los Angeles
Reform Army
Forsyth Lights Up With Major New Public Buildings
Forsyth Montana enters a building boom with a $190.90 courthouse, a $10.0 Masonic hall, a $12.00 west end school, a $5.9 hotel and a brick bakery under rapid progress. The courthouse will be fireproof and bids open January 16 at the county clerk’s Forsyth office. Architects Link and Haire of Butte oversee the project.
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Masonic Hall
West End
Montana
Link & Haire
Butte Architects
Sheriff Returns Suspect on Worthless Check Charges
Lewistown dispatch reports Sheriff W. R. Woods brings FE. 8. Holland back from Three Forks to answer charges of passing worthless checks at two Lewistown businesses.
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Lewistown
W. R. Woods
Holland
Three Forks
Wenatchee Orchardist Released After Fines Paid
O G France a Wenatchee Washington orchardist and Wenatchee Produce Company member paid a 150 dollar fine and pled guilty to hunting without a license in Livingston.
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Standard
Livingston
O. G. France
Wenatchee, Wash
Wenatchee Produce Company
Electric rear signaling system for cars tested at night
A three lamp and horn rear signal is described to aid driver communication. A permanent red lamp with a flashing green stop indicator and white right and left turn lamps are operated by chauffeur buttons, with a horn sounding to alert following drivers.
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Scientific American
Pneumatic Hammers Improve Fossil Extraction Technique
The article notes fossils are easier to remove from rock using pneumatic tools. It cites the lightest pneumatic hammer as the best stone working tool for fossils. A small chisel can be driven at 8,000 to 3,500 strokes per minute with a push-button valve.
Invention Produces Wood From Straw for Matches
Scientific American notes Louis Carre in England has invented a process to make wood from straw or dried grass for use in match manufacture. Straw is crushed and cut into strips by cylindrical cutters, enabling cheaper wood production for matches.
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Louis Carre
England
Breeding and sale ads mix with matchstick production note
Classified fragment shows poultry breeders offering Leghorn cockerels and hatching eggs from Crystal White stock with spring delivery and pricing. Also listed are sale notices for household furniture and various local addresses in Butte Anaconda Corvallis. A paragraph describes adhesive processing of paper strips into round match splints cut to length.
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The
Highlands Poultry Ranch
Corvallis
Mont
O'Connell and Cheverus Spark New England Cardinal Debate
The Hartford Courant notes the label of first New England cardinal sparks doubt. It recalls Cheverus as Boston’s well loved bishop, French by birth, who earned support from Protestants and figures like John Quincy Adams for his work.
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New England
Samuel A. Green
John Louis Lefebvre de Cheverns
Bordeaux
Boston
John Quincey Adams
Dr. Channing
Cheverus
Cairo Press Voice Reaches Moslem World From Sahara to Java
In the London Moslem World note books printed in Cairo travel far from the Cairo press, read at Sahara campfires and Timbuctoo markets, treasured in mosques of Java and Western China. The Cairo press voice is said to be heard everywhere.
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China
Pronunciation dispute over squalor ends in Webster
Webster settles the long running pronunciation clash by favoring squahlor while allowing squay lor. The Journal of Education hails the choice as a victory for the common people who rejected squaylor.
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Lincoln
Neb
England
Journal of Education
Squaylor
Pittsburg Teacher Fined Six Cents for Whipping Pupil
A Pittsburg teacher was fined six cents after whipping a refractory pupil. The article notes she may believe the punishment justified the small fine and reflects on school discipline practices of the era.
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Pittsburg
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