Cardinal Satolli Ceremony Draws Nation’s Elite
A packed Baltimore venue hosted the cardinal Satolli ceremony with diplomats, legislators, judges, and eminent Catholics attending. The event marked steps toward appointing Satolli, with Rome to grant the final red hat within six months, as high officials observed.
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Speculative public loan prompt and city reforms noted
The article discusses a $100,000,000 loan prospect and a 30 year security issue dated May 1 1895. It highlights government bonds issued at par, the purpose of dating to aid value comparison, and mentions a new Montreal city bill holding aldermen personally responsible for excess spending. Also covers a skate age challenge, a shipboard death, and various district incidents with sparse details.
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Philadelphia street car strike returns to work chaos
A Philadelphia streetcar strike recurred as motormen and conductors from the Union Traction Company refused to work at 4 a.m. on Friday. The riotous meeting at the lyceum produced a split vote with conservatives opposing a strike while many strikers favored action. Dr Griffiths urged patience, Kirshner urged strike, and President Mahon tried to calm the crowd. Most strikers were expected to report for duty, but tensions warned of further trouble if conservatives quit work.
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Dun and Co Review of Materials and Manufactures 1895
A Dun and Co weekly review compares 1895 to 1894 showing 18,197 commercial failures in 1895 versus 15,855 in 1894, with total liabilities rising mildly to 173,106,000 from 172,092,856 and a higher average liability per failure. It notes price swings in iron, coal, cotton, hides, leather, wool, and silk, with notable gains then declines, and calls out last quarter as unusually depressed for fall in prices and increased deferred liabilities.
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Pingree Seeks Eight Tickets A Quarter In Detroit
Detroit falls for Tom L Johnson proposal offering seven tickets for 24 cents with transfers on a six cent fare. Ordinance passed 20 to 9 amid veto risk, Pingree pushing for eight tickets per quarter. Ottawa report notes Manitoba Catholic schools dispute fueling Canadian Parliament session. Market quotes list cattle, grain, and livestock prices across multiple cities.
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Spaniards Fearful of Insurgent Advance in Cuba
Reports from Havana indicate Maximo Gomez plans to push into Pinar del Rio and threaten Havana. Insurgents maneuver past Spanish defenses, with movements noted toward Aguacate and Nolona as a possible junction with forces in Pinar del Rio. Authorities anticipate continued insurgent gains despite traps and rearguard actions.
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Repudiates Britain's Invasion Stop Plan Transvaal Crisis
London dispatch reports Secretary Chamberlain denies Jamison act and urges quiet as authorities clash over Boer incursions. Berlin sends warm note to Kruger praising self‑reliance against invaders to preserve independence. Other items: sheriff robbed of county funds, diamond theft foiled, a fatal fire, and a cardinal oath in Washington.
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Defeat and Capture of Dr Jameson At Johannesburg
A British raid led by Dr Jameson against the Boers near Krugersdorp failed, with twenty killed and fifty taken prisoner before his surrender. London dispatches note the retreat toward the Chartered Company territory as the British seek to justify actions amid the South African conflict.
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Jameson Raid Fallout and Imperial Strife Across Africa
The excerpt contemplates the Jameson raid's fallout with widespread dissent, British imperial awkwardness, and German and Boer reactions. It argues for cautious intervention, notes Cecil Rhodes and the Chartered Company, and highlights tensions between colonial powers, Boers in the Transvaal and Orange Free State, and global opinion as Britain faces possible European complications.
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Boundary dispute and school funding debate dominate Iowa news
The Missouri Iowa boundary dispute narrows to ownership of a four mile by 107 foot strip with surveys planned under Supreme Court guidance. Supt. Sabin urges expanded normal instruction funding for teachers, proposing state tuition aid to existing training institutions to raise teaching standards amid county institute shortages.
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