Satolli Elevated at Baltimore Cathedral Ceremony
Francis Satolli was raised to cardinal in a Baltimore ceremony at the historic cathedral where the first American bishop was ordained. Diplomats, prominent clergy, and U S officials attended as Cardinal Gibbons conferred the berretta, with Satolli later assuming the cardinal’s robes and delivering a sermon aided by Archdiocesan clergy. The red hat tradition was described, noting its symbolic use and display in church after death.
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Barretta
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Satolli
Rome
Satolli
College of Cardinals
America
United States
Satelli
Mer. Sbarretti
Holy See
Mgr. Sbarretti
Mgr
Calvert Hall
Booker
University of Washington
Father Magnien
Satollli
Sacripanti
Kelly
Bristaed
Kain
St. Louis
Holy Father
Cardinal McCloskey
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Agitation Over Resubmission Sparks Prohibition Battle
Topkea Kansas January reports show prohibition supporters rally as Governor Morrill labels prohibition a failure. Resubmission talks with the National Brewers' Association in Chicago January 17 revive antiprohibition efforts aided by a $50,000 fundraising drive. State Temperance Union invites 50 business leaders to discuss impacts on Kansas credit and economy. Bishop Reinkens Dies at Bonn.
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Friends of Prohibitions
Toppeka
Kan
Kansas
Morrill
National Brewers’ Association
Chicago
The
State Temperance Union
Union
Wichita
Leavenworth
Reinkens
Bonn
Joseph Hubert Reinkens
Germany
Munich
Nuremburg
Foerster
Breslau
Cargo of Tea Damaged Aboard Afridi Steamer
San Francisco January sixth report states nearly one thousand chests of tea spoiled from the Afridi cargo on the voyage from Yokohama. The vessel carried over 16,000 chests destined largely for eastern houses. Breaks in lashings let tea spill, leaving stevedores wading knee deep in loose tea during the voyage.
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San Francisco
Afridi
Yokohama
Will Ask Another Trial In Hocking Valley Suit
CorrumpBts O Jan 6 The attorneys of Central Trust Co of New York will seek another trial for the 8 million Hocking Valley suit against Judge Stevenson Burk and others at the upcoming common pleas term.
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CorrumpBts
Central Trust Company of New York
Hocking Valley
Stevenson Burk
Common Pleas Court
Multiple Notices From Diverse States Highlight 1895 News
A varied 1895 roundup reports Casper Schader of Lenox, laudanum death, Santa Fe penitentiary adding a Christian Endeavor society, Arkansas Governor Clarke aiming for Senate, Des Moines Mutual Fire Insurance expansion, Michigan facing a $837,000 treasury gap, Minneapolis fire losses and insurance payouts, the battleship Texas headed to Norfolk for upgrades, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe receivers' high salaries, and a Kentucky wedding where a 70 year old groom married a much younger bride with grandchildren.
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Casper Schader
Lenox
Santa Fe
N. M
Christian Endeavor Society
Clarke
Arkansas
Jones
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Des Moines
Mutuals of
Iowa
Michigan
Treasury
Minneapolis
Texas
Norfolk Navy Yard
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Ambrose Portwood
Anderson County
Kentucky
Jennie Neal
Verailles
Bonds to issue for 100 million with four percent rate
Washington reports Secretary Carlisle released a circular detailing a popular 100 million dollar bond issue. The 80 year bonds pay 4 percent, dated Feb 1, 1895, issued in 50 dollar installments payable in gold terms. A possible second issue may follow if authorized by law before Feb 5.
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Washington
Carlisle
Senate Work Resumes On Bond And Revenue Tariff Bills
Washington January 6 The senate not in session today but expected to resume Tuesday with finance committee ready to report bond and revenue tariff bills The bond bill likely to receive early attention and may absorb a fortnight while Republicans aim to dispose of the tariff bill Also under discussion are sugar and agricultural item schedules and a substitute for the bond bill offering free coinage under consideration by Thurston and Perkins The house will settle into routine work this week with pensions and other appropriation bills to follow and unanimous consent measures likely first on the agenda.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Elkins
Thurston
House
Perkins
California
Nebraska
Irrigation Reservoir Planned Near Sage Creek
Fre mont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Rail road plans a large reservoir near the head of Sage Creek twelve miles north of Fort Fetterman. It will drain about ten square miles and aid stockmen shipping by rail. Cost listed as eight thousand dollars. Commander Kingsley Dies Aboard Essex at Yorktown
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Janu
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad Company
Sage Creek
Fort Fetterman
Kingsley
Norfok
Essex
Yorktown
Lewis Kingsley
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Enry Reny
Biddeford
Malydor Mfg. CO
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Gos
U.S.A
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Italis
Awei
Vitalis
Ares Galumet Medicine CO
VIC Emmert & CO
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Cincinnati
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Merion Cricket Club
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Sound Money Democrat
Birmingham
Ala
Sound Money
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Yokoyama
Taipeh
Washington News
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R. L. McElree
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Sioux City Journal
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