Archbishop Hennessey Backs Parochial Schools Rally
In Dusogve, Archbishop Hennessey declared support for Catholic parochial education at high mass, vowing to devote himself to Christian education after a year of silence. He stated there could be no compromise on parochial schools and would compel parents to send children to them. He criticized Archbishop Kenrick’s deposition and reaffirmed Rome and Baltimore backing for parish schools.
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Baltimore
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Prominent Nebraskans Charged With Cattle Theft
Niobrara Nebraska awoke to a cattle theft scandal as nine leading men from Butte City and Niobrara were arrested and jailed amid a mob threat. Deputies armed with Winchesters guard the jail while ranchers gather, and the town braces for possible lynching as names of the prisoners remain undisclosed.
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Sioux City
Niobrara
Missouri
Ponca Creek
O'Neill
New Castle
Butte City
Rumor: Archbishop Kenrick Deposed by Papal Authority
A Washington dispatch says Mer Satolli discharged Archbishop Kenrick. Priest sources note a conference with Archbishops Hain Ryan Hennessy and a plan to depose Kenrick if he refused overtures. The clergyman cites a pre arranged program and Kenrick’s deaf ear to appeals.
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Father Connelley
Dubuque
Vatican Protests Free Masons Lodge at Borgese Palace
Rome dispatch reports that the Vatican has sent a note to the powers protesting a Free Masons grand lodge planned for the Borghese palace once owned by the pope. The move is described as a direct insult to the Vatican.
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Londoon
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Vatican
Borghese Palace
Death of U.S. vice consul G. D. Root at Guaymas
Word reached Hermosilla Texas of the suicide of G D Root United States vice consul at Guaymas He shot himself through the head A longtime resident of the port and connected with the senora line He was 50 years old and no cause is given for the act.
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Hermosilla
Tex
G. D. Root
United States
Guaymas
Senora Line
Brooklyn race war injures many during railroad feud
In Brooklyn on September 23 a clash between Irish and Italian gang workers employed by the Brooklyn City railroad led to serious injuries and possible fatalities. Weapons including shovels and picks were used as foremen from the rival groups argued. Twenty rioters were arrested.
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Brooklyn City Railroad
Money Collected For Kansas Farmers
In Torokka on September 25 the Ancient Order of United Worksmen for Kansas reports a grant of 4000 dollars to seed wheat funds for western Kansas. Only the 4000 members of the order in the 22 counties requesting aid will receive assistance.
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Torokka
Order of United Worksmen For
Colored man sues Pullman for sleeping car berth denial
N W Caney, a colored Republican leader and customs collector in Houston Texas, has filed a $5000 suit in a United States court alleging the Pullman Palace Car Company refused him a berth in a sleeping car.
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Hovuston
Tex
Daniels Plans To Call State Convention On Tax Plan
Lieutenant Governor Daniels announced a state convention to meet in Topeka next month to discuss his graduated property tax scheme. He has received many letters from all parties endorsing a tax on millionaires to fund internal improvements and employ idle labor.
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Topeka
Rubulica Repulsed at Santos. Brazilian Forts Strengthened
Montvideo dispatch reports the Rubulica flagship repulsed in the Santos action with heavy damage. Brazil bolsters forts at Santos and Rio Grande to face new attacks. US cruiser Charleston delayed for coal, Tiradentes guarded per Brazilian request, crew desertions noted. Rumor spread that President Peixoto asked Cleveland to sell Yorktown and Charleston.
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Peixoto
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Yorktown
Buffalo Bill Heads New Cody Powell Coffee Co
Buffalo Bill founder W T Cody serves as president of the Cody Powell Coffee Company organized in La Crosse Wisconsin with Mayor Powell as manager The firm plans to manufacture coffee from various articles and has already produced an experimental 20000 pound lot for market.
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LA Crosse
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Mayor Powell
Absconding Clerk Stole 400 Dollars From Cigar Firm
OmauHa Sept 21 Henry Hirshstein a clerk for cigar manufacturer F C Hooker vanished with four hundred dollars of the employer's funds. The case notes the loss and the embezzlement by the employee.
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OmauHa
Henry Hirshstein
F.C. Hooker
Wires Briefs Highlight International Railways and Local Incidents
Great Britain's capital rail projects total about 500 million dollars. A Sedalia Seventh day Adventists camp meeting continues. A clash with Kendallville robbers at Midway near Defiance Ohio is reported. San Francisco awards midwinter fair buildings contract. Arthur Hazel of Philadelphia loses all money to a Galveston con man. A Populist syndicate led by state officials buys newspapers in Kansas close counties. Ex Mayor Laughram of Hot Springs arrested for shooting James Ramey. Mer Satelli receives two papal messages delivered by Dr Rooker in Pittsburg. In McDowell Alabama a whites blacks clash leaves two negroes dead and one white man fatally wounded. Pennsylvania Democratic convention nominating the state ticket approves Cleveland. Michigan Governor Rich names committee on municipal incorporation. Suits filed at Portland Indiana for damages over wasted natural gas. Fire attempt at La Grange Indiana discovered in time. Prisoners William Favors and John Daniels recaptured at Paris Illinois while digging a well in Shelby County Illinois. Representative Baldwin strikes an inexhaustible gas flow. Rev E S Carr resigns Fort Dodge Iowa to join Harvard fellowship. Allen Frisby of Oakland Texas receives 15000 dollars left by uncle in Indiana. Louis Simmons of Mascoutah Illinois ducked for wanting to marry Emma Jackson who weighs 400 pounds.
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Emma Jackson
Bomb destroys sailors boarding house in San Francisco
In a deadly blast at Curtin's boarding house, six men were injured or killed. Police seized three union sailors, including John Tyrell, after Mrs Curtin identified Tyrell as connected to the crime. The injured, including John Curtin Jr, were taken to Receiving hospital where several are said to be fatally hurt.
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Bomb attempt targets Capitan General in Barcelona
An anarchist threw a dynamite bomb at Capitan General Martinez de Campos during a September 25 review in Barcelona. A civic guard soldier died and five were seriously wounded. the general was only lightly injured. Palais, the bomber, was captured and will face court martial. Police found violent revolutionary literature in his home plus two associates.
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Explosion Injures Generals and Wounds Five Spectators
Windows near the blast were shattered and large craters dug where bombs hit. General Bustos and General Moline, with the captain general's staff, suffered serious injuries. Five spectators were wounded by bomb fragments. The city remained intensely excited as military patrols swept the streets.
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Moline
Carnot Reviews French Army Corps in Paris Crowd
President Carnot inspected the second and third corps in Paris with a large public turnout. General Loiszillon led the officers who saluted as Carnot arrived and greeted them with a broad handshake.
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Carnot
Loiszillon
Luther Manuscript Found Against Louvain Faculty
Berlin on September 25 reports Dr. Buchwald of Leipsic has unearthed in the Jena university archives a political essay by Martin Luther directed at the theological faculty of Louvain Belgium. The manuscript was believed lost.
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Leipsic
University of Jena
Martin Luther
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Belgium
Friendship Restored Between Emperor and Prince Bismarck
Berlin report says the friendship between the emperor and Prince Bismarck will be fully restored. On the way to Friedrichsruhe the prince will be greeted in Berlin with the usual symbols of affection.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Freidrichsruhe
Fragments Indicate Loss of Russian Warship Pousalka
Fragments of woodwork and wreckage floated ashore in the Gulf of Finland indicate the Russian warship Pousalka with 10 officers and 150 seamen foundered and all hands are believed lost.
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Gulf of Finland
Pousalka
Monroe Doctrine Recognized in Brazil Crisis
London notes United States will reckon any attempt to restore the Brazilian monarchy as a challenge to manifest destiny. In Victoria British Columbia the Albatross reports deep sea soundings off Alaska to 4500 fathoms, the deepest ever recorded.
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the Daily News
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Albatross
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Severe snow storm hits northern England and Italy
A severe snow storm swept northern England amid warm spell in Loupon dated Sept 25. Dispatches from Italy report snow on the Apennines. An unusually hard winter is expected increases in severity and length across regions.
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Italy
Miners of Mons District Back Immediate Strike
A mass meeting in Wasmes Belgium voiced near unanimous support for an immediate miners strike across the Mons coal district. Resolutions urged swift action in response to current conditions.
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Mons
Wasmes
Hainaut
Prize Fighters Set Course for New York
London Sept 25 The prize fighter H Clark of Birmingham Sam Blake lock of London and Burge sailed on the steamer Umbria bound for New York.
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H. Clark
Birmingham
Sam Blakelock
Burge
New York
Mrs Grant Visits Mount McGregor Before World’s Fair Trip
Mrs Julia Dent Grant wife of General U S Grant and her daughter Mrs Sartoris with three grandchildren toured Mount McGregor viewing the cottage where her husband died then departed for Niagara Chicago and the World’s fair Five torpedo projectiles arrived at Newport torpedo station for Ericsson’s destroyer measuring 2714 feet long and 1600 pounds with trials planned next week and Edison Sims and Cunningham torpedoes slated for early trials.
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Beaumont Speaks on Populist Issues in Missouri Valley
Ralph Beaumont of Washington DC addressed residents of Missouri Valley on current political issues from a Populist perspective in a Sept 35 event.
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Ralph Beaumont
Washington, D. C
Bad Fire at Perry destroys business houses and contents
Perry Iowa September 25 fire destroyed several business houses and their contents causing about 30000 dollars in loss partly insured.
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Perry
New Mexico Moves Toward Statehood at Rally
Albuquerque reports a 600 delegate statehood convention after the silver gathering. Speeches urged immediate admission to Congress and resolutions were adopted, with printed slips set to flood Congress. Sir Henry Tyler to visit the Chicago World’s Fair after inspecting the Canadian line.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Congress
Henry Tyler
Toronto
Ont
London
England
Grand Trunk Railroad
Sarnia
Chicago
Great Chance to Talk in Partisan Senate Debate on Silver
Washington September 25 major congress week of debate expected with Senate speakers Perkins Pasco and Dubois ready to address independence of three federal branches. House to debate repeal of election statutes Tucker bill with Dolliver Johnson leading Republicans in sharp exchanges. Oates bill may split conservatives but both measures aim to repeal portions of existing election laws.
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I la
Dubois
Ida
House
Tucker
Committee On
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Davenport
Dolliver
Johnson
Oates
Committee On Judiciary
Carlisle Says Treasury Paid Deportation Costs
Secretary Carlisle informs Attorney General Olney that the treasury will cover as much as possible of the expenses for deporting Chinese under the Geary law. The responsibility for executing the law is placed on the department of justice.
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Washington
Olney
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Treasury
Department of Justice
Amendment to Interstate Law Introduced in House
Wasu Hington date line reports Representative Patterson of Tennessee has introduced a bill to amend the interstate commerce law. The measure mirrors the version drafted by the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce in the last session and previously passed by the house.
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Wasu Hington
Patterson
Tenn
House
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Bank Failures and Renewals Soar in 2020 Year to September
Washington reports official data showing 360 state and private banks failed from January to September, with 72 resuming. In the same period 155 national banks failed, and 70 of those have resumed operations.
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Washington
United States
Uncle Sam Running Behind Receipts Lag Expenditures
Washington reports government receipts for the past days running slightly behind expenditures. The net loss for the month so far stands at 873,056 dollars.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Government Building Bill Introduced for Yankton
In Washington on September 25, senator Pettigrew introduces a bill to appropriate 150000 dollars for a government building at Yankton. The proposal aims to establish federal offices and services in the South Dakota town as part of a broader federal building program.
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Yankton
Washington
Senate
Small Pox Reported Seven New NY Cases
In New York on Sept 25 the board of health reported seven new smallpox cases, highlighting ongoing public health concerns as authorities monitor spread and respond with containment measures.
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New York
Board of Health
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