Satolli's Successor Appointed Apostolic Delegate
Mgr Averardi, the current nuncio to Mexico, will succeed Cardinal Satolli as apostolic delegate to the United States. He plans to come after finishing work in Mexico, where he is assessing church governance. Signor Govinnia, a Venice merchant, relayed the news and noted Averardi expects to oversee the church in the United States Mexico and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Averardi
United States
St. Louis
Cardinal Satolli
Mexico
Thomas Govinnia
Venice
Signor Govinnia
Planters
New York
Italy
Mer. Averardi
Rome
Cuba
Quay Boom Launched In Pennsylvania Republican Meet
Pennsylvania Republicans opened a Quay boom for the presidential nomination amid turbulence. Delegates and electors at large were chosen, a Quay friendly platform adopted, and efforts to name McKinley as second choice defeated. Other items note anti Silver Bland, J R A Crossland dispute, and Prohibitionists backing Joshua Lavering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnissura
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
McKinley
Yeas
Peace Conference Ends in Washington Meeting
The international arbitration conference in Washington ends with a mass meeting at Allen's Opera House. President Elliott of Harvard criticizes Cleveland and Olney while Bishop Keane cautions against blame. BE Smalley dissents from British world power, urging no jingoism. A 25 member permanent committee is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintiatera
Washington
Waaninaton
Allen
Opera House
Elliott
Harvard
Cleveland
Olney
Bishop Keane
Congress
BE. V. Smalley
St. Paul
Smalley
Great Britain
Committee On Permanent Organization
Pearl Bryan Murder Case and Other News Snippets
Interest grows in the Scott Jackson Pearl Bryan murder trial at Newport as eleven witnesses are examined and the defense hints at raising questions about where the crime occurred. Also reported are Erne's knockout win over Burns at the Empire Athletic Club and plans for a Corbett vs. Fitzsimmons signing event in New York. A dynamite blast near Major George E. Albee's New Haven residence injures no one, but shatters windows, with a fleeing suspect pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ores Ex—aulnation
Omemnati
Scott Jackson
Newport
Pearl Bryan
Naarty
Goubtas
Ohio
Kentucky
New Haven
Conn
George E. Albee
Albee
Young Desperado Fights posse in Greer County
In Greer county R T Anderson quarreled with employer H Buckley and fatally wounded him. He fled, shot Constable Ferris during pursuit, and held a crowd at bay for hours before capture. He faces lynching danger though he is a boy. Two girls Edna Varney 16 and Emma Cunningham 15 drowned in Downesville mill pond nine miles south of Menominee Wisconsin. bodies found with no cause given.
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Young Desperado
Gururm
Greer County
R.T. Anderson
H. Buckley
Anderton
Ferris
Menominee
Wia
Edna Varney
Emma Cunningham
Downesville
Loity
Murdered and Robbed at Scott Mercantile
Martin Regnaud, a Scott merchant, was found dead in his bed stabbed with hands and feet tied and mouth gagged. The crime occurred in Laraverts Louisiana on April 24, with about 7000 dollars missing from the safe in his bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laraverts
Martin Regnaud
Scott
Wife Murder and Suicide Near MnApvinge Pa
At a place about two miles north of MnApvinge Edward Karleskind shot his wife and then cut his own throat with a razor. Both are dead. Jealousy was the cause of the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MnApvinge
Here
Edward Karleskind
Eight-Hour Movement Aims for Shorter Day Across Trades
President Gompers says over 600,000 workers will seek an eight hour day on May 1 with most securing it without violence. Trades including carpentry, horseshoers, stone cutters, and structural iron workers plan reductions to nine hours in some cases, with no pay cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrspura
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mission Board Convention Reports Read in Minnausea
The Woman's Board of Missions meets in Minnausea with reports from Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Utah and Wisconsin. Mrs Elizabeth Hoge Baldwin's anniversary hymn is praised. A reminiscant address by Mrs R Patterson opens the program followed by Mr A S Carter of Chicago. Missionary greetings and the presentation of missionaries and candidates conclude with a reception and plans for the next convention at Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Board of Missions
Minnausea
Woman's Board of Missions Synodical
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Hoge Baldwin
R. Patterson
A. 8. Carter
Chicago
The
Board of Foreign Countries
Rock Island
Strike of Polishers at Garford Bicycle Works
Sixty polishers left the Garford bicycle works as orders overwhelm the shop. Men refused 12 hour shifts required by management, citing North American Polishers' union rules. Garford plans to contest the union, with a daily saddle capacity over 8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elynra
Garford Bicycle Works
Polishers' Union
Garford Company
Dr. O. M. Shedd Indicted for Larceny and Forgery
Dr. O. M. Shedd former imperial recorder of the Order of United Friends was indicted by the grand jury for grand larceny and forgery. He pleaded not guilty and was held in 5000 bail for trial at the May county court. He remains in sheriff custody as his family seeks a new bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shedd
Poughkeerfssie
O. M. Shedd
Imperial Recorder
The
Order of United Friends
Order
Grand
May
Shedd
Farm dispute ends in man’s death near Stevens Point
Anton Duchesse, a farmer from 11 miles from Stevens Point, died from injuries after a quarrel over a fence line with his nephews Anton and Jozeph. His skull was crushed by a stone. The youths surrendered to authorities after walking to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wis
Anton Duchesse
Anton
Jozeph
Price raise to 15 cents per 100 on nails approved
Two associations of wire and cut nail makers concluded a three day conference in Chicago and announced a 15 cent per 100 weight price increase on wire and cut nails effective May 1. Clearwater beat Alfred da Oro 204 to 183 in a world pool championship match in Pittsburgh. In San Francisco, 500 hotel men arrived for a mutual benefit association event. In Denver, Joseph Underwood sues Leavenworth Mining Co. for 1000000.
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Chcaco
Clearwater Wing
Pittssure
W. H. Clearwater
Pittsburg
Alfred da Oro
Cuba
Clearwater
Frisco
San Francisco
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
California
Denver
Joseph Underwood
United States
Leavenworth Mining Company of
Chicago
Bronck Serves His Time
Omioaco April 24 John Hronck an alleged anarchist convicted in July 1888 of conspiracy to kill Judge Gary and Jim Grinnell with dynamite has been released. American National May Resume Denver April 24 leading stock holders discuss plan of resumption. bank closure has not caused any business failures.
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Bland
Religio
Catholic Church
Transcontinental
Linus
Onicaco
Transcontinental Freight Association
Bronck
Omioaco
John Hronck
Gary
Julius
Grinnell
American National
Denver
Trial of Scott Jackson in Pearl Bryan murder moves forward
Pearl Bryan murder case proceeds with six witnesses in the forenoon and four in the afternoon. The identity of the headless body as Pearl Bryan is supported by bloodstained garments. The defense hints the body was killed earlier by a drug and asserts confessions were made under duress. Dr Gillespie testifies Jackson admitted illicit relation with Pearl and sought marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Jackson
Povase Qinomnami
Pearl Bryan
Fort ‘Phomna
Thio
Comptonnship
R. J. Gillespie
Greencastle
Jon
Jackson
Gillespie
Pearl
Abyssinia aid expedition crosses border into Abyssinia
France has notified Russia that the Russian Red Cross detachment may cross Obok territory to aid wounded Abyssinians. Led by General Shevedorf with aides, the unit is claimed to include Russian army officers among its surgeons. In Europe the expedition draws sharp comment.
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Red Cros
Priersnoura
France
Russia
Red Cross
Abyssinia
Obok
Europe
Shevedorf
Hia
Swejachin
Koohoyisky
National League Games Mixed Results and Parliaments Prorogued
In baseball notes Pittsburg beat Louisville 8 to 7 with Killen and Sugden among batsmen while Cincinnati triumphed 7 to 4 over Cleveland with Dwyer Vaughn and Cuppy contributing. Bt. Louis 4 Chicago 9. New York 8 Philadelphia 14. Washington 8 Brooklyn 12. Canadian Parliament prorogued Ottawa April 23 Sir Mackenzie Bowell announced dissolution to follow June 23 elections and nominating day June 16 with July 18 return writs and July 16 new parliament.
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Pittsburg
Louisville
Brooklyn
James
Maguire
Harper and Green
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Lake
Healy and Shriver
Indianapolis
Detroit, & Phillips
Woods
Fillo
Trost
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Jones
Wilson
Hiteljorga
Waltora
Swink
Milwaukee
Bt. Paul
Baker and
Spear
Mullane
Johnson
Spivs
Ottawa
Ont
Mackenzie Bowel
Senate
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Humphreys
Be. Orc
I.m
William Bt
Stamy
Snyder
J. Braggery
Elm and
Fourth Streets
White Roes
Satolli
Cardinal Rampalla
South America
Chicago Methodist Ministers
Cardinal Rampolla
Peru
Ecuador
Bolivia
Holy See
Chrcaco
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the West
First Baptist Church
C. H. Walker
Colorado
Board of
Herman Schuaritzka
Charles Pustolka
Louis P. Hermann
Lincoln
Omana
George W. Rogers
State Sportmen’s Association
Union League Club
Curiaco
Michael Meyendorff
Siberian
Keystone Republicans
Virginia Galls
M'Kinley
Stato
Ohioan
A. P
Josefa
J. R. A. Crossland
Colored Republican State League
Sedalia
J. Silas Harris
Bartimogne
Maryland
Joshua Lavering
Catchings
Greenville
Miss
Congressman Catchings
Grand Rapids, Mich
Kent County
McKinlay
Staunton
State Board of Transportation
United States Supreme Court
John L. Webster
Churchill
Woolworth
Carter Bui
Federal Supreme Court
Webster and
Charlehill
Phelps
Allroads
James C. Carter
Joint Traffic Association
E. J. Phelps
Erne
Burne Barraro
Empire Athletic Club
Frank Erne
Larry Burns
Burns
Cohoes
Corbett
Dan Stuart
Toxea
Fitzsimmons
Stuart
Brady
Gompors Baya
Onicado
Western Roads
Missouri
Osman Digna
Souakim
Callahan
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