Enthrone of Archbishop Observed Amid Great Westminster Ceremony
In Westminster a grand enthronement took place with the Most Rev Francis Bourne presiding in a vast cathedral. Crowds, nobility, clergy, and ambassadors gathered as the Byzantine styled abbey, begun years earlier by Wiseman and Manning, was consecrated. The ceremony showcased the marble throne and bronze domes, marking a landmark in London since the Reformation. Financial figures cited place the edifice’s cost just over a million dollars up to October.
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Wan
Dee
Henry Viel
England
Westminster
Ireland
Kentland
Wales
Lake of Norfolk
Francis Bourne
Alt Wentminster
Thomas of
Cardinal Wiseman
Cardinal Manning
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St Sophia
Constantinople
Tave
Grest
St. Mark's
Veni
Ragland
St. Peter's
Raine
St. John’s Lateran’s
Hone
Rane
Walla
Pleza
Wage Cut and Longer Shifts at Jones & Laughlin Steel
Reports from Pittsburgh say Jones & Laughlin Steel plans wage cuts from 3 to 60 percent and hours from eight to twelve, effective January 1, with some workers asked to sign individual contracts. Company president Jones called the assault misleading and noted many concessions.
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Fours & Leuehtin
Collan Trant
Piteburg
Jones & Laughin Steel Company
Frees
B. ¥. Jones
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Milburn House For Sale In Buffalo Landmark Home
Buffalo December 30 John G Milburn plans to sell his Delaware avenue mansion at 1168 noted as the place where President McKinley died in 1901 after his assassination. The historic house draws tourists and may become a memorial under a prospective buyers group or association.
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McKinley
Buffalo
N. Y
John G. Milkburn
New York City
Delaware Avenue
Milburn
Proops Protect Negroes in Council Bluffs
Twenty five members of the Dodge Light guards deployed after a mob threatened two Black residents Zimmerman and Burke accused of assaulting and robbing two women on Christmas night. Leaders were arrested and jailed near the frightened victims as authorities calmed the city after a fourth similar incident in as many days.
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Proops
Council Bluffs
Dodge Light Guards
Zimmerman
Burke
Jalil
Cent
Lone Mile Foragces Lighted in Braddock Furnaces
In Braddock near Pittsburg orders to start blast furnace No. 9 at Do quodne and furnace H at Edgar Thomson Steel works. Both owned by Carnegie Steel have been idle for three months due to repairs. Resumption planned for four Braddock furnaces and two at Rankin as repairs finish.
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Lone Mile
Pitburg
Doquodne
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Hraddock
Carnegie Steel Company
Braddock
Rankin
Dowie Examination Sought by Field Co In Dowie Bankruptcy Case
In Chicago a Marshall Field and Co attorney asked to be made a party to the Dowie bankruptcy demurrer. The lawyer requesting to be allowed a hearing was brought into court for examination. Judge Kouzant refused to grant the exam before Towlen returns from Australia.
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Dowie
Chicago
United States District Court
Marshall Field , Co
John Alexander Dowie
Lowie
Kouzant
Towle N
Australia
Postmaster Kilind Hlmeets and Chester death mystery
The body of George FP Stonius, formerly postmaster of Chester, was found in his apartment where he lived alone. A wallet was found in the forehead. It is supposed he shot himself last Sunday while in ill health. He was sixty years old. Bennington Vermont December 40. Mirn Mary A Rogers convicted of murdering her husband was sentenced to prison in February 1905. Leon Perliat, alleged accomplice, received imprisonment.
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Kilind Hlmeets
Middletown
Conn
Dee
George FP
Stonius
Chester
New York
Manisd
Jersey City
Jota A. Bettsford
Rutland
Murphy
Leweon
Bortsford
Tim
Oil price cuts ripple across regions in diverse reports
In Toledo Ohio on December 30 The Standard Oil Company reduced the price of oil six cents in the east and two cents in the west. The move upset some brothers in the middle western area. Debutant Dewd, Dabugie Indiana records a death. Thomas Connolly, noted carriage manufacturer, died of apoplexy at sixty seven.
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Hinadard
Toledo
Standard Oil Company
Prothers
Ailienwire
Dewd
Executed at Auburn Details of a Death by Electrocution
The article describes Frank White, the Oswego county murderer, executed at Auburn after six shocks. It notes his demeanor, the unusual sight of Dr. Ulysses Stein collapsing, and the mechanics of the electric chair. White’s crime involved enticement and murder of George Clare on Sept 15, 1901 in Seriba Oswego County. Also mentions a separate arrest in Jersey City over two cent stamps and a missing French collier Vienne, with a trial for burn bandits set for January.
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Auburn
Frank White
Oewego County
Ulysses B. Stein
Buffalo
White
Hiv
Stein
Dr. Stein
Electrician
Davis
George Clare
Seriba
Oswego County
Oswego
Autrum
Paris
Artsone
Rechifort
Toulon
Marine
Spain
London Dispatch Reports Bryan Kys Return From The Hague
In London Lenron Dye notes William J. Bryan Kys has returned from The Hague as the steamer Celtic sails for New York on December 3. Weather reports snow and brisk southerly winds, shifting to northwest with cold conditions.
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Mr. Brean
London
Lenron
Dye
Willam J. Bryan Kys
Vinol credited with curing Bridgeton Sheriff Barker case
D H Barker sheriff notes Vinol eased years of indigestion stomach trouble enabling work and vitality. Claims Vinol tones stomach nerves, aids digestion and overall strength. Rickert & Wells in Barre advertise Vinol with money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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D. B. Barker
Sherif
Chattanooga
Tent
Vinci
Tam Ao
Barker
Hickert. & Weils
Barre
Rickert & Wells
Train Collisions and Rail Accidents Hit Indiana and Nearby
A sequence of rail incidents reports one man killed and several injured in a head on crash between a Pennsylvania Limited No 5 westbound and an eastbound freight near Larwill Indiana. Other items note a Newcastle Junction derailment, probable wrecking attempt, a locomotive explosion near Port Jervis, and local officials reporting on Hartford Connecticut business leader Jerome Allen’s death.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania Limited
Larwill
Here
Hebert
Sort
Hite
Crowell
Reading
Newcastle
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Newcastle Junction
Yotsigstown
Locometi Atom
Port Jervis
Brank Loven
Fireraut
Ita Wellsee
Hartsond
Coon
Dee
Jeromint Allen
Hartford Sqouin Roller
Thapeetiin Mid Ideurance Company
Allen
Uumter
Sibley College
Cornell
Worcester Polysechnic Institute
Japan Ready for War
Seoul Fusay railroad drought closer under official control as emergency ordinance consolidates credit for military defense. War headquarters reorganized for active service and a war council formed in wartime under Tokyo's authority.
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Seoul-Fusay
Mutare
War Council
Tokyo
Japan
Seoul-Insin
Russian artillery for the far east and tea tax talks
Twelve batteries of grenadier brigades have been selected for service in the far east and equipped with new guns claimed superior to French pieces. Early departures may dispatch 108 field guns. Government weighs selling tea and sugar as a state monopoly to cover treasury needs amid opposition. Argentina ships Moreno and Rivadaria sale negotiations continue with Japan. Hotchkiss gun factory in Paris suffered a fire causing about 60,000 dollars in damage.
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Mowrow
Mosow
Russia
Stageon
Far East
Alexeies
Tuty
M. Witte
Mve
Gun Peeters
Paris
Hotchkiss Company
Cries in Santo Domingo spark warship request
As Santo Domingo reels from internal turmoil, United States Minister Powell urges an extra warship. The State Department, warned by cables dated December 28, has moved to dispatch a second vessel, with Rear Admiral Lamberton in the South Atlantic ordered to Santo Domingo to safeguard American interests. Berlin reports Emperor William may abandon plans for a southern European vacation. winter arrangements proceed, including events set for January 12.
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Powell
Washington
Republic of Santo Domingo
Jiminte
Santo Domingo
United States
Mate Department
Monty
Lamberton
Don of Trinidad
Diapareis
Anent
Newport
General Markets Winter extras and farm goods mixed in bid
Markets report mixed activity with stronger corn and oats trade and quiet dairy and molasses markets. Toward Towle May and Jersey firms show variable demand while wholesale hay and tallow lines reflect steady but modest movement. Contains generic health ad and Bromo Quinine tablet note.
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Towle
Jersey
Epenisen
Joe
Somibel
White
Wowlern
Seibe HK
Fiem
Prime Western Wten
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