Bishop Bonacum sued for criminal libel over parishioner letter
In Lryycdy Nebraska on January 29, Right Rev Thomas Bonacum was arrested on criminal libel charges, alleged by Father Corbett of Palmyra. The charge stems from a letter Bonacum sent while Corbett was in St Louis warning parishioners to shun Corbett and avoid his religious activities. Corbett claims the letter violated Rome's order restoring him, calling the suspension a defaming ploy. Bonacum released to appear February 6 for preliminary hearing amid public protests and clashes.
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Neb
Cathalice
Thomas Bonacum
Father Corbett
Palmyra
Mgr. Satolli
Mgr. Satolli. Father Corbett
Bonacum
St. Louis
Rome
Hennessy
Mgr. Satol Hs
Bishop Bonacum
Alleged unionist scheme denied by Chamberlain
London January 29 Joseph Chamberlain denies knowledge of a reported unionist plan for home rule from the Speaker. John Redmond comments on the possibility, criticizes Edward Blake’s America charity appeals, and notes tensions among the Parnellites Healites and Dillon adherents over funds and pledges. Alaska upheaval follows Edmunds act enforcement. Quebec hosts winter carnival with ice fort and skating events. gossip ties Emperor William to visit. Esterhazy wealth noted. influenza deaths reach Athens officials, including General Keronaios.
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London
Gladstone Jan
John Redmond
Gladstone
Redmond
Edward Blake
America
Blake
Paris
Parnellites
Timothy Healy
Healy
Alaska
Port Townsend
Wash
Topeka
Marshall Porter
Judge Hoyt
Porter
Sitka
Juneau
Quebec
Parliament Buildings
Lord Aberdeen
Athens
Janu
General Keronaios
Ex Governor Campbell Bankrupt Reported in Cincinnati
Ex governor Campbell reportedly assigned his business interests in a surprise development. Reports mention large creditors Senator Brice and John R. McLean of the Cincinnati Inquirer and suggest political motives tied to Gubernatorial plans. Balances indicate real estate and manufacturing holdings in Hamilton are gone, raising questions about future activity.
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Hamilton
Columbus
Brice
John R. McClean
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Cincinnati Inquirer
McLean
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Brice-McLean
Tariff fight to close in House with debate on income tax
Reed will close for Republicans and Wilson and Speaker Crisp for Democrats as the tariff bill nears final passage. The week centers on internal revenue provisions and the income tax amid party maneuvering. Hawaiian matter follows after tariff finalizes, with McCreary resolution likely to shape debate.
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Des Mores
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House Committee On Ways and Means
Mitchell
Senate
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Mitchel
Reed
Wilson
Crisp
Wastuxaton
House
McCreary
Finance Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission rail reports 1893 data reach public
A preliminary ICC report for the year to June 30 1893 shows 479 roads on 145,869 miles with gross earnings 1 085 585 281 and net 850 257 749. Passenger 322 805 538 freight 7 739 369 0 23 telegraph rents etc. Expenses 785 427 532 leaving surplus 16 048 405 after fixed charges and dividends.
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Wassington
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