American Archbishop Explains France Religious Crisis
New York dispatch outlines Archbishop Pavley speaking on France's church property law. He argues separation law risks confiscation of Catholic holdings and trusteeship transfer to lay bodies, provoking conflict between church and state with implications for charity and worship.
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New York
Archbighes
Jon A. Pavley
Americs
Mme Jand
France
Ita
Ila
Iit Algo
Trinity
Eruton- Meyth
Irwin
USA
St Ayiqullouslin
Ter Chalmers
Free Kirk
Beothend
Franen
Visit to Andes Explores Indian Tribes by Yale Team
Cinbridee Mines Dec 36 A Yale University expedition will investigate Indian tribes in the Andes. Led by Professor Putnam and Professor Haegard with a graduate assistant, the party sails via Panama to Mollends Peru then Araqupa for permanent headquarters and periodic reports to America.
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Hisines
Faevard University
South Aimetion
Putnam
American Archaeology
Haegard
Panama
Mollends
Peru
Avathenes
Araqupa
America
Amicably Smitsed Across Copenhagen Crown News
The report from San Juan notes a treaty style dispute with the Wasulyr and federal government over land seizures in Morte Reo. King Masker and Queen Bland, along with Crown Prince Olaf, are seen in Copenhagen as tensions ease and lines of succession are clarified.
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San Juan
Fertin
King Masker
Queen Bland
Olaf Elarned Tndas
Copenhagen
Money Being Raised to Carry On Fight
Portland news notes money being raised by the Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers association to back protective legislation. A mass meeting in the chamber of commerce discussed securing funds to push a reciprocal shipping and railroad regulation. over 70 units were present, with four lumber groups represented including Oregon and Washington manufacturers, Shingle Men’s bureau, and Western Washington Lumber.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Us Association
Conmi¢Ece
Oregon and
W. Jon Tannier Stenufacturers
Western Washington Lumber,Marine Wires' Association
Parise Count Dunobgr Manufacturers’ Association
Fire destroys American house block. Mrs Frank Conrad dead
Burlington Vermont December 16 A fire today likely killed Mrs Frank Conrad and damaged adjoining blocks in the American house block with property valued at about 50 dollars destroyed.
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Burlington, VG
Frank Conrad
Further Charges Against French Government Made
Rome reports that a common test and new allegations accuse the French government of fabricating news to influence bishops and financial markets. The Vatican’s renunciation is repeated, denying any improper pressure or archiving deals with Montagnini or Montagnant.
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Rome
Mer
Dhavatigan
Tari
Massignor Montagnini
Vatican
Monnam
Montagnin
Mock French Demonstration Sparks Tense Rome Clash
Thousands of anti Vatican demonstrators in Rome protest France's stance toward the church during a night of rioting and a mock procession. Cavalry and police guard the Farnese palace as demonstrators clash, some injured, amid cries of long live France and long live Clemenceau. A committee led by Mo Barrier expressed support for the Rowan people while Rome urges calm and avoids taking sides in the dispute.
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Rome
France
Vatican
Farnese
Pratectey
Bayaneta
Demonstatorn
Mo Barrier
de Vrenelt
Sovernment
Whipped Count May Challenge Duel After Theft
A chaotic report describes Countess de Poi staging a challenge after a diamond theft from Brittany. M. Greger is implicated. a Russian diplomat questions the servant’s guilt and a duel is rumored between the count and Greger. The case involves mistrust, revenge, and local accusations.
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Paris
Bee
Husslii
Rio
Boulogne
M. Greger
M. Greger Same Unie Ago. Ye: & Sues! of Coynt
Ker-Storas
Brittany
Sonfontet
M. Creger
Urge Pastor to Stay with English Church
Liverpreal Dec 16 The Pembroke chapel congregation strongly urged Rev Charles F P Aked to remain pastor and not accept a Fifth Avenue New York church offer. Aked said decision uncertain. warned personal considerations would influence him. He did not receive a $25,060 annual offer.
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Liverpreal
Pembroke
Charles FP. Aked
Tifth Avenue
Snowbound regions face intensifying distress urged to aid
Snowstorm blankets Southwestern Missouri and adjoining areas, triggering fear of dire suffering. Officials report heavy drifts, halted transport, and risk of famine in Crehanya and Mangum regions. Appeals go to relief agencies and rail networks for shipment of aid and protection of vulnerable residents.
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Mixsoni NsRs
Terehpry
Two Lives Leave Mystery Unsolved in Dover Tragedy
Boston December 6 The wife Margery Clark 40 was found dead at home in Dover with a revolver in her hand and a bullet behind her ear. Her husband, Isaiah Wytheme, lay dying from a wound. he died at the hospital hours later. The couple had sent letters and were living apart then together, with their son Alvin arriving a week ago.
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Boston
Margery Clark
Hed Dan Jomging
Dover
Hesizeer
Atwond
Lelgera
Alvenod
Contested Election Challenge in Mormon Context
Boise Wake December 1 A probat apuhist the election of Alfred Burge republican as judge in the Thin dia triet has been filed in the district court of Raynack county. Burge's election is contested on the grounds he is a Mormon and therefore disqualified by the state constitution which bans voting while engaged in polygamy or celestial marriages.
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Boise
Wake
Alfred Burge
Républicin
District Court
Raynack County
No Trouble in Paris Churches Report
The report notes no major clashes in Paris churches amid widespread unrest across France. Police clashed with protesters in some towns while authorities reassured public safety as demonstrations continued. Local officials reported scattered arrests and evictions, with French provinces showing notable upset over the Interconvention.
Revolutionaries Murder Peasants in St Petersburg Escape
An account describes revolutionaries in Panisiaty faction fleeing to St Petersburg after arming a unit. The pursuit turned deadly as armed forces and rebels clashed. Mutiny and executions are reported among both sides, with several killed.
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St Petersburg
Dee. I-Adinpatah
Panisiaty
Tester
Ginan Helms
Ann
Tattler
Walters, English Actor, Dies at Age 18 in London
A garbled note reports the death of a young actor in London aged eighteen. He was connected with the late Henry Irving era and associated with the Theatre Royal in Holborn. Exact names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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New York
Deo
Ceorre Walters
Onne
Nemland
Aled
Thin City
Hawar Harn
Gloucester
Faghnd
Mir Wal ‘Dorks
Garting
Ais Enreer
van Leabha Mann
Tin Theater Royal
Holinvurst
Landwich
Sit Henry Irving
Teveran
Aione
Teler
Onte de
Teheran
Marines in Turkey Trigger Turmoil at Embassy Gate
Riot by marines outside the American embassy in Turkey sparked clashes injuring an officer and an aide. A mob stoned and assaulted personnel while soldiers stayed away. An official from Meavall ministry promised arrears and pay, ending the disturbance as the crowd dispersed.
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Constanthiopic
Wsturhuines
Satardiye
Maivat Arsenal
Anercan
Iebyy
Nara’ Atti Pemeeres
Anprage
Ahmed Pasha
Kinsk
Poli Hor Che
Government forces seize Pasale rebels after clash with Coronel Serranchan
Coronel Serranchan formed the government and attacked Pasale rebels who had won a victory. After fighting at Pasale the government moved to confront the rebels at Banta Roar. No details of a later clash have been received.
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Gonyaquil
Fee
Coronel Serranchan
Automobile crash at Chesy Chase station platform
A five or six representative and three occupants of an automobile crashed into the Chesy Chase station platform in Washington Der today. Beyond severe shaking up the occupants were uninjured. The machine was slightly damaged.
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Washington
Der
Nicholas Langworth
Chesy Chase
Mob of sympathetic marchers disrupt midtown trolley service
A large mob gathered on a city street as streetcar operators walked out in sympathy. Police contained the crowd while workers and trades unions supported the strike, leading to trolley service disruptions throughout the day. Strikers urged negotiations. some disturbances occurred on the outskirts, but no major injuries were reported.
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Serans Hralivat
Aness of Symanders
Chiyshilkkines
Eneratives
Yite Ely
Varttawt
le Disean Inn Sorwiee Toy
Aus Toierros
Brigit
Eaely
Quany
Cemtpany
Oumilay
Condition of the Shah Shown No Improvement
Teheran dispatch notes no change in the Shah’s condition with no improvement reported. Reports describe movements of Persian ministers and allied figures, unclear details about locations and timings, and confusion over the exact chain of events as authorities scramble for updates.
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Shah
King Oscar Sleeps Well and Has Chance to Recover
King Oscar showed some improvement this morning after a night of fever and irregular heart action. A tent explosion damaged the camp. inspection noted a torn lee and a guard was arrested in connection with the incident.
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King Oscar
Rue
Des
Plait
Sutiioh
Conditions Are Bad For Stockgrowers In Montana
Helena reports severe winter conditions threaten stock in the northeast Montana region. Heavy rains before the cold, deep snow, and ground cover hinder feeding, leaving cattle unable to reach grazing and worsening feed shortages amid ongoing storms.
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Cie Baia
Helena
Moutans
Dan Mitchell
Bart Peck
Faya
Adual
Debate Over Coastal Defense and Naval Mines Policy
A lengthy discussion led by General Murray outlines costs and needs for United States coastal defense. He argues for completing fortifications and minefield deployment to protect insular harbors and the Panama Canal entrances, citing high expenses and the need for trained personnel and reliable doctrine.
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Murray
United States
Auppiles
Ste
Erie
Paris
Ihe
Panama, Canal
Astillery
Murray Vasa
Fle
Rass
Patrick Will Petition Governor of New York
New York necro. The World to morrow reports Patrick awaiting his appeal to Governor Higgins to commute his death sentence for the murder of Millionaire Rice. The petition, signed from the deathhouse, seeks life imprisonment and was presented after Patrick’s declaration in the governor’s office. John T. Millikena, Patrick’s brother in law, recounts the plea and effort to save him from execution.
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New York
Albert
Patrick
Millionaire Rice
Higgins Beseing
British Cabinet Set for Early Change in 1900s Era
London reports the first pending cabinet reshuffle amid ill health and resignations. J B Elia, parliamentary secretary to the Treasury, plans to leave. Walter Runciman is expected to fill the post. Lord Tipon and Sitta Fowler may resign, with rumors of Gladstone replacing them. Crimpell-Rannersat reportedly intends to stay. The reshuffle hinges on James Fryce’s acceptance and a planned Upper House action.
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Sitta
Fowler
Tamecaster
Ferbert Glad
oMec
Benry Crimpeell-Ranneraat
James Firyce
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