Bishop Bonacum Case in Adjudication at St Josephs College
In Hawkeye State notes, the Bishop Bonacum case against Fathers Murphy and Fitzgerald was called for trial at St Joseph's College with Archbishop Hennessey presiding and other judges present. The matter stems from prior diocesan findings against Bonacum and includes appeals to Rome, delays, and disputes over archbishop jurisdiction. The trial proceeds under Ganon law with limited entry.
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Denveur
Bonacant
Nebraska
Fathera Murphy
Tecumseh
Fitzgerald
Auburn
St. Joseph's College
Hennessey
Bishop Measmer
Milwaukee
Father Bate
Michigan
Father Fitzpatrick
Bonacum
Father Corbett
Corbett
Roma
Dubaqua
Carlisle Receives Grand Reception in Louisville Stronghold
In Louisville on October 20 a massive audience greeted Secretary Carlisle as he denounced the Chicago and St Louis blocs and warned of a government run by a coalition of parties. He urged Kentucky supporters to back Palmer and Buckner, defended free coinage and attacked Treasury spending.
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Louisinnua
Louisville
Grant
Senate
Galt House
Young Men’s Democratic Sound Money Club
Cleveland
Carlisle
Democratic Party
Chicago
St. Louis
United States Treasury
Carlisie
Kentucky
Palmer
Buckner
Man and Wife Hobbed Near Bridgeport
Charles Kaiser and his wife Emma of Norristown were held up by two highwaymen near Bridgeport. Emma Kaiser was shot in the head and killed. Charles Kaiser was wounded in the arm. The robbers took the couple’s jewelry, shirt studs, and a pocketbook containing 53 dollars before escaping.
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Norristown
Charles Kaiser
Emma
Bridgeport
Hobart Griggs rally draws crowd in Long Branch
In Long Branch New Jersey Vice Presidential candidate Hobart and Governor Griggs addressed 3690 seated and standing attendees at the Ocean theater with overflow crowds outside. The event followed other political notes from Paris and Chicago about alliances and electoral forecasts for McKinley and Hobart in multiple states.
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Hobart
New York
Griggs
Long Branch
N. J
Ocean Theater
Mr. Hobart
Arizona Gains Statehood Support in Mining Report
Governor Benjamin Franklin reports Arizona's mining output for the year at 18.98 million dollars with gold at 5.2 million. Gold silver and copper over 20 years total 127.17 million. Cattle shipments reach 585,379 head. taxable property value up by half a million, likely 90 million.
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Arizona
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Francis
Territorial Board
Death of Judge Dundy, Nebraska’s U S District Judge
Elmer E. Dundy, 66, longtime U S district judge for Nebraska, died at Omanwa after a long illness. Appointed by Johnson in 1868, he served in Omaha and Denver and presided across Kansas and other states. He left a wife Mary H. Robinson, a son Elmer S. Dundy Jr., and two daughters May and Luna Newman.
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Omanwa
T. J. Mackay
Tilden and Lee
Dandy
Ohio
Trumbull County
Clearfield
Penn
William A. Wallace
Richardson County
Nebraska
Archer
Falls City
Johnson
Dundy
William H. Seward
Omaha
United States
Denver
Kansas
Wyoming
Japan
China
Mary H. Robinson
Elmer S. Dundy, Jr
United States District Court
May
Luna L. Newman
Bayonne
N. J
Neighbors Pay Their Respects At McKinley Home
Canton crowds greet Major McKinley as he ends a tariff address with three cheers for protection. Streets clog, bands and volunteers line a festive, electric light arch as 4:30 pm mercantile closures allow locals to attend this eventful day. West Virginia visitors and Lt Governor Richards join in social greetings at the McKinley home.
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Canton
McKinley
Hig
Major McKinley
McKinley Home
West
Recognize the Colored Man Murray Nominated in SC
The Republican congressional campaign committee declares George W. Murray the regular nominee for South Carolina First district while rejecting W. Cohen’s claim. Murray, a colored man, has served in Congress. Also notes New Zealand gold yield for quarter ending Sept 30.
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Washington
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
First District
South Carolina
George W. Murray
W. C. Cohen
Murray
Congress
New Zealand
Melbourne
Queenstown
Storm Damage Sweeps New Orleans Front, Damage Estimated
Storm tore through New Orleans along the river front above Peniston Street, damaging hundreds of buildings and causing widespread outages. The Independence Oil Mill was unroofed with $6,000 in losses. Skylet cotton sheds near the river front suffered $10,000 damage. Several injuries occurred among workers. initial death reports were unverified as crews assessed a 1,600 foot wide track across about 80 blocks.
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New Orleans
Peniston Street
Boniston Street
Robin Street
Annunciation Street
Independence Oil Mill
Peniaton Street
Tilinoia Central Railroad
John Whitemeyer
John J. Back
Texas and Pacific Railroad
George Bealer
Joseph Hennessey
Court weighs injunction to curb prayer book sales
New York judge reserved decision on injunction against the Christian Press Association to stop selling the Catholic official prayer book below fixed price. John Murphy & Co alleges the original Catholic Publishing copyright and price agreement, after selling plates, was violated as the Christian Press company undercut prices from 50 to 76 cents.
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Catholics Auk
Christian Prean Association
New York
Justice Beckman
Christian Press Association Publication Company
John Murphy & Co
Baltimore
United States
Catholic Publishing Company
Christian Press Company
Great Gold Find in Yukon District Reported
William Ogilvy, land surveyor in the Yukon for the Alaska boundary delimitation, reports a rich gold discovery on Bonanza creek feeding Deer river near Fort Cudahy. He notes 200 claims filed with room for 1,000 more and potential work for 2,000 men. a $12 nugget and rapid early returns are recorded. Also mentioned is the death of A Boyis Hamilton, 49, veteran printer from Harrissane, Pa, after a stroke.
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Ottawa
William Ogilvy
Minister of the Interior
Deer River
Fort Cudahy
Ogilvy
Harrissane
A. Boyis Hamilton
Hamilton
Simon Cameron
State Senate
Houses
Congress
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Iit
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Indianapolis, Ind
Webster's International Dictionary
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Duathe
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Senda
No Cone
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Bedowese
Metropolitan Accident Association
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