Pope Receives American Students at Vatican
American students from Kennedy College met Pope at the Vatican as part of Advent celebrations. The pontiff greeted 36 students, blessed religious articles, and praised the college’s progress and its future as a cradle for American clergy.
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Congregation of the Propaganda
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Propagada
Wan Pregent
Adventeermoen
Uniane
Vaca Volarleva
Vatican
Ile
Fa Ming
DROWNING OF CHINAMESE TO HALT SMUGGLING
Buffalo reports a drowning of Chinese men being smuggled from Canada into Erie County. Inspectors say the tragedy highlights a smuggling conspiracy. Three arrested: C. Kellar, May Sinyi Hon, and Charles G. items. They face $1,000 bail. wagon and boatmen implicated. more arrests expected as investigators pursue the operation.
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Fwd
Chinen
Caniuda
Lintte Blades
Alek
C. Kellar
Y Stable
Charles G. Itemer
Kellar
May Sinyi- Hon
Kwener
Neagt
Clinton Streets
United States
Kellars
Niagays
Canady
Kitson
McConach
Nisa
Johnstown Company's Petition Denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied the petition of Mincolmstown Mining Company seeking a writ of certiorari to move a Montana case involving the Johnstown campus work at the Chin Michach Davitt mine. The decision affects prior orders from local and federal courts and touches concerns of permanent legal action across states.
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Supreme Court
Nf Te Carter
Mincolmstown Mining
Comiang
Cerbernri
Tosten & Butte Company
Montana
Invnec Chin Michach Davitt
Johnstown
Johnstown Poway
Boston & Thwlo
Vince Oswellon
Condition of Emperor William Is Described As Serious
Faris November 7 information from authoritative channels in Berlin reports the emperor's condition as more serious than official statements. A cautious note from Berlin suggests physicians attend him and his recovery is not yet assured, while American friends are sent thanks for their sympathy and best wishes.
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Ohlinn
Xinean & Marvin
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Toledo
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Faris
Berl
William
Berlin
Veek
von Bue- Tow
Thio
Willian
Messiae
Expres
Perdal Ponjesey
Ghamedtur
Riel Edge
Sya Nathiy
Uae
Billyting
Officials shocked by disclosures in New York fraud cases
Officials disclosed a web of insurance fraud involving 12 suspects led by a public fire insurance adjuster convicted of losses and who was sentenced Friday. Assistant District Attorney Garvan said payouts of tens of thousands flowed through false claims as fires were investigated and property damaged. Also noted were alleged collusion among fire underwriters clerks and adjusters, plus a fatality in the Davenport family and a Senate nomination for Charles McClellan as general appraiser of merchandise.
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New York
der Riling
Sax Karnfield
Bees Bee
Lve
Garvan
Sinother
Washington
Senate
Charles 1 McClellan
Morckind
Attorney General Annual Report Calls For Citizenship Reform
The annual report urges Congress to tighten naturalization laws by requiring a centralized citizenship certificate system with physical descriptions and arrival details. It argues to restrict fraudulent certificates, transfer enforcement to a central government, and abolish the office of the district attorney, boosting prosecutions under broader federal law.
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Tir Allen
United States
Vor Gragrat
Uae
Women Organize to Oppose 14s of Senate Sate
In New York officers of the Satlonel Colon of Women's Organizations held a rally to oppose allowing rail or acting against the United States Senate. A petition form was approved and a lawyer was retained. Delegates will tour sections of the country with meetings planned in New York Washington Wilmington Philadelphia and others. An additional gathering near Philadelphia is noted for December 16.
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Deg L
Rea Amoot
United States Senate
Mt Teday
Vated
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Wimnington
Del
Chiladelphia
Hie Water
Phiadelphia
Commission report details Turkish outrages canvassed
The American board of commissioners for foreign missions summarizes massacres in Monastir area. Four villages burned and looted, 12 homes burned, 7,930 villages partly looted or injured, and numerous deaths and injuries reported. Churches and a monastery destroyed, several schools burned, with 2,995 people left without shelter.
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Wec
American Board of Commisatonees
Mlystona
Teocivell
Maskell
Monastir
Devan
Saminder
Worvin
Ender
Suspense and Protests Mark GlobalPolitical Turmoil
Fragmented notices report suspicions against ThomIs Menu a special agent at the interior department. Thompson linked to a significant case in La Grande. Kathina backs labor drafting to the Transvaal. A Washington figure hints government support for a scheme amid reformist moves. Bordeaux sees a violent anti employment agency demonstration with injuries and arrests. Janesville may grant school janitors police power to curb loud kissing near buildings. Maine senator WT Frye claims status as the only great grandfather in Congress since last Tuesday.
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Wis
Ding
WT. Frye
Maine
United States Senate
Willa Meye White
Washington
Gladstone Mining and Investment Firm Formed in Anaconda
Noruna Dec 7 The Gladstone Mining and Investment Company Incorporated with capital stock of 125000. Principal place of business Anaconda. Officers listed include 20 year terms, stock 120000 shares of 1 each, with 87500 absorbed. Also notes Rev Arthur Miles preaching in Miles City and a light snow in the region. Washington reports President sent nominees to the Senate including A W Gowan for Burns Ore receiver, and other nominations that failed confirmation.
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Secretary of State
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Senate
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Burns, Ore
A. Ts. C. Atkinson
Linwall
Secretars
Hawaii
Ivory G. Kimtoll
Charles Fietcher Scott
Polles Court of the Tustrice
Columbia
Mutinous crew aboard the Tauttres at Der Battle
Thirteen sailors mutinied aboard the Tauttres lying at the docks. They refused to work after barricading themselves in their bunks. The captain, with the aid of the French vice consul, obtained a warrant before a United States commissioner. All hands were detained on the vessel.
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Wold
Siure
United States
German Ship Chile Crumples Plates After Collision
Dinabieds Seattle dispatch reports the German ship Chile with three dented steel plates on the port side after a collision with the damaged steamer Tigers while drifting. Bellingham and Dade steered nearby as rescue measures begin. The plates will be removed and replaced to ensure seaworthiness. Washington, Det. The U S Supreme Court today denies the motion to dismiss Minnesota v Northern Securities and postpones ruling until merits are considered. New York, Doc, T Madame Tay Wave and Weill, harpists in the Metropolitan Opera House orchestra.
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Tigers
Bellingham
Dade
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Northern Securities Company
Grand opera harpists face union exam after fee posted
A non union harpist who risked suspension appeared before the Musicians Union examining committee and played selections to prove competence while depositing 109 for an agitation fee. The executive board will consider the report next Wednesday to decide if harpists may join. The half wrecked vessel at Cape Race during a furlough is noted in the dispatch.
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Musicians’ Union
Tere
Danish schooner Sigfried Petersen wrecked off St Johns
A storm last Friday night sank the Danish schooner Sigfried Petersen from Alicante Spain bound for St Johns. Five crew members perished and their bodies washed ashore today. The vessel was battered to pieces.
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Alicante
Spain
St. Johns
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