Pope Celebrations Mark Jubilee Across Rome and Europe
Rome crowds gather for the Pope's golden jubilee with a grand high mass at St Peter's. The international committee presents 1,000,000 lire while tributes from monarchs and nations exceed 20,000,000. The mass draws 30,000 spectators. the Pope faints briefly but resumes the ceremony. In London special jubilee masses are held with strong public enthusiasm.
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Washington Social Season Opens With White House Receptions
The January social schedule in Washington centers on New Year gatherings at the White House and Cabinet houses. Mrs Cleveland and the Cabinet will host and receive with diplomatic corps, Supreme Court justices, and lawmakers, while some wives of officials plan informal afternoons and state events.
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Observations Across Stations At One Moment
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Exhibition of Fancy Billiards by Lon Shaw at Boston Club
Lon Shaw, world famed fancy billiard champion, will stage an exhibition at the Boston Prevs Club rooms starting at 10 o'clock. He will be assisted by Kendal 1 088 city, the former three ball rail champion Chesetta.
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Wanny New Year Bargains and Custom Department Sale
The advertisement outlines a New Year promotion urging prompt order fulfillment and no disappointments. It announces the January closing of remnants and a Custom Department offering Afen's Trousers to order in the workrooms.
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New Year Sale Promises Sample Trousers and Ready Goods
A Boston notice advertises trousers at 4.85 per pair in sizes up to 42 waist with 200 styles. It offers samples by mail for five cents and promises fast club orders of toboggans, snow shoes, moccasins, sashes, and India Puttees. McGee's Irish Ulsters arrive and go on sale today at 82 to 44 North Street.
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Reading Strike Persists Despite Union Resolve
New Year shows little change in the Reading strike as locals hold meetings and reinforce holdouts. Knights of Labor declare no general strike while trains move and coal flows resume in surrounding areas. about 2000 Knights lose jobs, with coal regions facing possible miners’ action.
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Exeter to Celebrate 50th Anniversary Meeting Sets Plan
Exrrter New Hampshire. Leaders choose a committee including ex governor Bell and John J. Bell to organize a summer celebration for Exeter's 50th settlement anniversary. An adjourned meeting will report definite plans. New York. James E Quinn reelected master workman of D A 49 Knights of Labor beating Shaw by eight votes with other officers to be elected next Sunday.
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Belgrade Forms New Ministry Led by Greics
Belgrade reports a new government with M. Greics as Premier and Minister of War. Also named are M. Franazsovics as Foreign Affairs minister, M. Veurmirovics in Posts and Telegraphs, M. Vocics as Finance, M. Mitosavasevics in the Interior, M. Parovics in Commerce, and M. Grsculcs as Justice and Education minister.
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Gladstone Acknowledged by Italian Admirers in Florence
In Florence on January 1 Mr. Gladstone arrived as the guest of Senator Lacasta. A large popular demonstration and serenade greeted him. He appeared at a window and acknowledged the crowd. A deputation of citizens thanked him for his critical achievements and he responded in Italian, expressing gratitude.
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Explosion at Amoy devastates town in China disaster
Mail reports from China say a powder magazine near Amoy exploded on November 21 destroying a quarter of the town. The blast killed about fifty soldiers and injured or killed several hundred residents as extensive damage followed.
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Affairs in Ireland Threats Target Boycott Helpers
In Kildysart threats vow to blow to death anyone aiding boycotted people with supplies to police. In another note Harrington says league receipts from America since 1885 were small. Sexton is reported to be better. Special police protection for Mr Balfour. prison board allows Father Matthew Ryan to wear his own clothes.
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Worst in Years Vessels Wrecked Off Portland Coast
A Maine gale battered shipping from Calais to Boothbay with records of heavy damage. Nova Scotia fleets in Portland harbor were icebound and driven back, with several schooners disabled and likely wrecked near Two Lights. A three master’s masts marked by the sea eight miles off Cape coast signals further loss of life.
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Czar Declines to Recognize Bulgaria’s Present State
Vienna and Prierspura dispatches report Russia seeks an unreserved return to the Berlin treaty and opposes recognizing the current Bulgarian government. The Czar disapproves replacing Ferdinand and warns Bulgaria’s status remains open, while Russia avoids war and fears an honor-driven crisis.
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Cardinal Mannings Views Telegraph from Cardinal Manning
Dr McGlynn read a London telegram at the Anti Poverty Society address in New York stating Cardinal Manning declared Every man has a right to life and the food necessary to sustain life Necessity knows no law A starving man may steal his neighbor s bread This right prevails over property rights and law in cases of need
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Gas Explosion at Saloon Injures Four in New York
An early morning gas explosion in the basement of Carl Goerwitz's saloon at 194 Third Avenue followed a gas light. August Krater, a waiter, was seriously burned along with two colleagues. Hours later William Wagner was badly burned in a second blast from a street pipe leak.
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Bank Burglars Loot Drovers' National Bank in Cucaco
Jan 1 report from Cucaco says burglars blown vault door with dynamite during New Year racket. They left $50,000 inside as they fled the scene near the Union stock yards and police station.
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Celebrating the Pope's Jubilee in Major Cities
Special and elaborate services marking the Pope's jubilee were held today in Roman Catholic churches across New York Philadelphia Baltimore and other places. Cardinal Gibbons attended ceremonies in several parishes.
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