Keane to sail to Rome after resigning Catholic university post
Bishop Keane announces he resigned the rectorate at the Catholic University and will depart for Rome to assume a new role with the Holy See. He says rumors about his departure are unfounded and emphasizes he goes willingly and without regret to take duties in Rome.
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Keane
Catholic University
Rome
Giay Beethereens
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New York
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Avairs
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Concerts on the Sabbath at Pittsburg Carnegie Library
Pittsburg citizens will have Sunday concerts in the Carnegie Library music hall starting Dec 13 after a year of petitions and debates. Opponents feared it would erode Sunday sanctity and tempt clandestine courting, but trustees voted to proceed. Free concerts will be held every Sunday afternoon.
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Music Hall
Carnegie Library
Pittspura
Pittsburg
Spofford Accounts Not To Be Investigated
The joint congressional library committee decided not to investigate Librarian Spofford's accounts amid a $80,000 discrepancy. They cited entangled duties and lack of intention, believing the government owes Spofford nothing and that the trouble arose from complex responsibilities rather than malfeasance.
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Sporford
Washington
Joint
Congressional Library Committee
Baia
Spofford
Spotford
Armour's Big Shortage Ends Postmaster Deficit
Washington reports Memphis postmastership to change after a $12,200 shortage found in Ar mour's accounts. Inspector's findings cite Armour's sureties as making good the deficit, with the office run by an assistant postmaster as a replacement awaits formal removal. The case parallels Tennessee political recommendations for a new Postmaster.
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Memphis
Washington
Tenn
Armour
Aon Gwe Wilson
Attitude in Hawaii Still Favors Annexation to US
Francis M Hatch Hawaii representative has returned to Washington and discussed renewed moves toward annexation. The Hawaii legislature, which is in session later, is poised to record public sentiment in favor of joining the United States. Historical efforts under Foster and prior administrations are noted, with the president of Hawaii holding power to reopen negotiations if deemed expedient.
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United States of America
Francis M. Hatch
Hawaii
United States
Hatch
Ginecas
Hawaiian Islands
Republic
Foster
Senate
Harrison
Cleveland
Fair Tramps on Foot to New York City
A mother and daughter from Spokane Washington walked to Bucyrus Ohio visiting a village hotel after traveling afoot since Spokane. Mrs H Eastby 40 year old started to show woman’s endurance equals man. They began at 5 each morning and reach shelter by 4 each evening. they wore out eight pairs of shoes. They had to earn money for clothing before Chicago.
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Spokane
Wash
New York City
Bucyrus
H. Eastby
New York
Eastby
Cosmetropulia
Ontistuias
Chicago
Editors on Trial in Sensational Libel Case at Breslau
Journalists charged with libeling Count von Eulenburg and Prince von Hohenlohe begin trial. Case centers on two versions of the czar and emperor toast and alleged government links. Witnesses include Baron Marschall von Bieberstein and Baron von Bieberstein as well as von Hohenlohe and Rotho von Enulenburg, with aims to reveal court clique influence.
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Bear
Herr Beckert
Baron von Lutzoy
Herr Ploetz
Herr Berger
Herr Filler
Count von Eulenburg
Baron Marschall von Bieberstein
Prince Alexander "von Hohenloh
William
Breslau
Interior
Count Rotho von Enulenburg
O Richtoff
General von vi
Prince Hohenrohe
Abe Sor
Enlohe
For Clique
Emeperor William
Prince Hohenlohe
Baron von Bieberstein
Clique
Jews Meet in Louisville Biennial Session Opens
The second day of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations biennial convention opened at 10 15 am in the Young Men's Hebrew Association hall Louisville with about 100 delegates present. A meeting to adopt resolutions of regret for Israel Joseph of Montgomery occurred as the program focused on committee reports.
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Louisvitz
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Hebrew Union College
of Rette Israel Joseph
Montgomery
Johnston Inaugurated Governor of Alabama in 1865
Montgomery December 3 Hon Joseph Johnston was formally inaugurated as governor of Alabama. He took the oath on the capitol steps, near the spot where Jefferson Davis was sworn in as president of the Confederacy. The ceremony included military displays, crowds on the veranda, and a prayer by Bishop Johnston. Governor Oates addressed the assembly and introduced Johnston amid cheers from supporters and members of the legislature.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Joseph ¥. Johnston
Jefferson Davis
Capitol
Stuor
Jhnston
Johnston
Episcopal
Captain Johnstone
General Diaz Sworn In As President of Mexzico
General Diaz took the oath of office in the Mexican chamber of deputies in the presence of notable figures and later greeted the diplomatic corps at the national palace. Sir Henry Deering offered congratulations, while American minister Ransom was absent due to his son's death. A monster fete followed in the grand square. A ball is planned for Jan. 1. The president did not deliver an inaugural address. Cabinet ministers who resigned were asked to retain portfolios.
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Mexzico
Orry
Mexico
Diaz
Chamber of Deputies
National Palace
Henry Deering
Ransom
United States
Sepulveda
Europe
McKinley's Plans Eyed Tariff Push to Shield Linen Trade
A Republican insider says an extra session may craft a conservative tariff to transplant Irish and French linen industry to the U S. The plan includes stiff linen duties and a flax tariff once Minnesota farmers can supply enough. It aims to win 1898 sections by favoring sound money Democrats and quick operative measures. Very cold weather hits Oregon with 21 below zero and Ke m e la at 15 below, risking fall damage and potato crop losses.
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McKinley
Oregon
Portland
Kemela
Blue Mountains
Denounces the trusts and calls to check them
A Kansas City banquet scene features D R Francis, secretary of the interior, denouncing trusts as a threat to the republic and urging action to curb monopolies amid debates on sound money and the silver fight. Other items note ex slaves adopting the Kansas Plan, a theft case in San Francisco, and railway politics in Boston with an elevated line in prospect.
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Republic
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Oity
D. R. Francis
Baster
Boston
Kidder-Peabody-Morgan
West End Street Railway
Comepenr
Denial from Lamont on militia mobilization rumors
Washington November 28 Secretary Lamont denies reports that the Fourth New Jersey militia was ordered to prepare for service in Florida and that a regiment in each state received similar instructions. He says no militia orders have been issued and the telegraphic drill notices are routine annual instructions for training, not to confront Spain or Cuba.
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Commonwealths
Lincoln
Fort Sumter
Seventh
New York Regiment
Cleveland
Florida
Spaniard arrest reported of Florida editor Pendleton
Washington reports Florida congressman C Gooper says C B Pendleton proprietor of the Equator Democrat at Key West was seized aboard a Morgan line steamer in Havana as he prepared to sail for Key West. Pendleton’s health is poor and officials race to verify rights and possible passport issues. Secretary Olney ordered Havana consul Springer to investigate and report promptly.
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Havana
Washington
Cgooper
Florida
Morgan Line
Key West
Cooper
Mr. Pendleton
United States
Equator Democrat
Pendleton
Moro Castle
State Department
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Sen
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