Senate Revisits Woman Suffrage Bill In Montana
Helena January 15 suffragists who rallied in the senate chamber secured a reconsideration of the bill to let voters decide on women's suffrage. The measure was sent back to the judiciary committee with a Jan 29 hearing planned before a joint house senate committee.
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Cardinal Parocch Passes Away in Rome
The distinguished churchman Cardinal Parocch dies in Rome. Pope Leo expresses deep sorrow and recalls his service to the church. The Vatican confirms the death and describes his long career within the Holy See.
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Suffering from famine Deceased Was Vice Chancellor of
A memorial notice reports the death of a university leader described as vice chancellor, with emphasis on the famine era context and the impact on the institution.
Cardinal Parocchi Dies Amid Vatican Succession Hopes
Rome January 15 Cardinal Parocchi sub dean of the sacred college and vice chancellor died of heart disease aged 83. His death removes a leading candidate for the papacy and followed by the pope’s solemn praying remark about growing old. In Sweden famine endangers 80000 with pine bark bread and scarce fish and cattle feed. relief plans require about 6.3 million dollars though only 200000 have been subscribed including 12000 from Swedes in the United States.
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Women Opposing Smoot Senators Deluged With Letters
Women from across the state flood congressional offices with letters opposing the Smoot Senate candidates. Activists urge constituents to lobby for reform and express concerns over policy and representation.
Senate backs Smoot seating despite Mormon faith protest
Special dispatch reports senators expect to admit Reed Smoot of Utah despite widespread letters from women condemning his religion. They say denying his seat on that basis would set a dangerous precedent even as they privately acknowledge he will be seated if credentials are valid.
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Cursed on the Streets Missionaries Leave Fez for Tangier
Fez Morocco reports say American missionary Mr. Simpson and his wife with three English women faced rising anti European sentiment. Women were cursed in the streets and locals jeered at them as “filth” and “cursed dogs” before their hurried departure. Mr and Mrs Simpson will stay in Tangier for the present.
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Actress May Yohe Settles for Five Thousand Dollars
London January 15. The claim of May Yohe Mrs Putnam Bradlee Strong against her former husband Lord Hope for forty five thousand dollars has been settled for five thousand dollars.
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Departure of Dolphin from Kingston with Minister Bowen
The navy department is advised of the Dolphin's departure from Kingston with Minister Bowen for Charleston. The ship should reach Charleston Sunday and the minister is expected in Washington the following day.
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Will Lynch Negro If He Is Caught Threat Looms in South Carolina
Spartanburg South Carolina January 16. While attempting to arrest a negro desperado Will Davis at Pacolet today Officer Jacob Smith was shot to death. Davis escaped and the community hunts for him amid fears of lynching if captured.
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Mackay's Personal Estate Appraisal Report Filed
New York January 15 The appraisers report the value of the late John W Mackay personal estate all to his son Clarence H Mackay with gross 2 501 726 net 2 451 726 The estate includes Sprague Electric bonds American Telephone AT&T shares 3112 and Commercial Cable holdings 1670 shares Maurice Grau Opera stock New York Quotation shares various bonds cash and books No New York real estate. will probated in Nevada.
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Preacher and Sunday School Teacher Arrested in Cattle Theft
Guthrie January 15 James Grandy a preacher and William Burwell a Sunday school teacher were placed under arrest at Homestead T charged with cattle theft strong evidence reported against them authorities say.
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Tillman Shoots Columbia Editor in Broad Daylight
Lieut. Gov James H Tillman shoots Narciso Gonzales editor of the State on Main and Gervais streets near the state capitol in Columbia South Carolina Gonzales gravely wounded Tillman is arrested and jailed. The feud traces to Gonzales editing against Tillman during a gubernatorial race and long running exchanges in the State.
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Judge Harney Under Fire in Disbarment Proceedings
Judge Harney faced cross examination in the Shores disbarment case as details emerged about a proposed bribery affidavit, a small loan from Ada Brackett, and his use of a .45 revolver. The session included questions about his East trip, train companions, and a statement prepared by his wife. The hearing continued with spectators quiet and Judge McClernan delaying to the next morning.
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