Cardinal Satolli Is Elevated to Cardinal in Baltimore
At Baltimore CathedralFrancis Satolli titular archbishop of Lepanto and papal ablegate to the United States was elevated to the cardinalate and vested with the scarlet. Cardinal Gibbons conferred the beretta amid a solemn procession with 34 bishops and 14 archbishops while Mgr Sbarretti and Marquis Sacripanti attended. Satolli later spoke in Latin thanked the pope and sat for mass before a three hour ceremony and dinner at St Marys Seminary.
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Sacred College
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Secretary Carlisle Seeks 100 Million in U S 4 Percent Bonds
The Treasury invites sealed proposals by Feb 5 1896 to purchase 100 million dollars of United States 4 per cent bonds in denominations of 50 dollars and multiples. Details cover delivery terms interest payable in coin, installment payments, and options for coupon or registered bonds.
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Washington
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Washington, D. C
United States
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Boston Faces Zero Degree Weather Across City
Boston yesterday endured bitter cold with winds up to twenty five miles an hour. Residents sought shelter in reading rooms and hotels while street activity slowed and gas and water issues surfaced in a few buildings.
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Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Cleveland
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Moody Holds Six Addresses in Hartford Revival
The Rev. Dwight L. Moody preached to large crowds in Hartford on January 4 and 5. He spoke at the Y M C A gymnasium this evening and afternoon, at Pearl Street Church, and at South Church. Earlier he addressed convicts at the State prison in Wethersfield.
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Conn
Dwight L. Moody
Pearl Street
South Church
Wethersfield
New Year Legion of Honor appointments include three Americans
Paris announces New Year appointments to the Legion of Honor for the centenary of the French Institute. Among those named are American astronomer Professor Simon Newcomb, American naturalist Mr. Alexander Agassiz, American physicist Professor Henry Augustus Rowland, and American Mr. Adolph Hall.
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Legion of Honor
Simon Newcomb
Alexander Agassiz
Henry Augustus Rowland
Adolph Hall
Prince Alexander of Prussia Dies in Berlin
Prince Alexander of Prussia, born June 21 1820 in Berlin and a general of infantry in the Prussian army, has died. He was a great grandson of Frederick William I.
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Prince Alexander of
Prussia
Frederick William I
Elections Committees Begin Work On Several Cases
Customs officials face a serious burden as elections committees review multiple cases. Reports on some cases may be expected within the month, signaling ongoing government action to address losses attributed to these matters.
Congress This Week in Washington Faces Senate Finance Clash
The Senate finance committee press plans to report both the bond and tariff bills next Tuesday amid disputes over the tariff schedules and a split on immediate action. House measures include rules changes and the general pension bill with anticipated routine business in the days ahead. A sermon at Dorchester Street Church delivered a stark Armenia letter detailing widespread massacres and pleas for international intervention.
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Boston Theatre Round of Openings and Returns Tonight
Mrs. Cora U. Potter and Mr. Bellew open in a full Boston bill at Hollis Street Theatre with The Queen's Necklace and Bonny Scotland. Modjeska in Much Ado at the Boston. Sothern's The Prisoner of Zenda tickets on sale. Faust dominates Castle Square. Abbott sisters appear at Keith's. Rose Hill Folly comes to Howard Atheneum. Boston Lodge benefit planned. diverse acts at Grand Museum, Crystal Maze, Palace, and Nickelodeon showcase through week.
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Howard Atheneum
Boston Lodge Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Boston Theatre
New England
Boston Lodge
Lodge, Draper, Guild and Crane Named Massachusetts Delegates
Delegates at large from Massachusetts to the Republican national convention in St Louis will be Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Eben S Draper Curtis Guild and W Murray Crane. Lodge is slated to head the state delegation as customary and Draper is already certain to serve. Crane and Guild’s selection had only recently become assured.
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Eben S. Draper
Curtis Guild
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Senator Lodge
Senator Hoar
Draper
Crane
Mr. Guild
Modjeska Entertained By Boston Society In Support Of Stage
Madame Modjeska and Count Bozenta visited at 47 Mount Vernon street as leaders of a city movement to elevate the stage. The tea, hosted by Miss Theodora Goodrich and Mrs. Frye, brought together fifty prominent literary artistic and dramatic figures including Erving Winslow Caroline Miskel Heyt and Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson. A large photograph of Modjeska decorated in Polish and American colors was displayed.
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J Boston
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Mount Vernon Street
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Castilian Club
Henry Sandham
Sandham
Oliver Crane
George Ober
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H. Cooper Cliffe
Eugene Ormonde
Thomas Riley
Riley
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Henry M. Upham
John Wilson
Winslow
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W. B. Bryant
Mabel Going
Cara Barnara
Marion Howard Brazier
George T. Richardson
Miss MacIntosh
MacIntosh
E. A. P. Newcombe
Newcombe
Edwin Payson Thayer
C. H. Bond
John A. Wilson
George H. Murray
Emma Toussaint
Rhodes resigns as Cape Colony prime minister
A Cape Town dispatch from December 31 reports that Mr. Rhodes tendered his resignation as prime minister of the Cape Colony to Governor Sir Hercules Robinson, but it had not been accepted.
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Hercules Robinson
James Mellen Dies of Heart Trouble at 60
James Mellen of Curtis, Davis & Co. died at 11 yesterday forenoon at his residence 33 Washington Avenue. The cause was heart trouble. He was 60 years old.
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James Mellen
Curtis, Davis & Co
Washington Avenue
Lord Dunraven Enters Cariad Cyric in Riviera Races
London reports Lord Dunraven has entered his new cruiser Cariad Cyric for the Riviera races this winter. The vessel is regarded as fast and promising in competition.
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Lord Dunraven
Cariad Cyric
Riviera
Beecham's Pills Promote Constipation Claim
An old advertisement touts Beecham's pills for constipation with 10 and 25 percent claims and urges readers to buy the book from their druggists. It notes annual sales exceed 6,000,000 boxes.
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Lawyer Cahill Dead in Cambridge Home
John Cahill a prominent Cambridge lawyer died at 6 20 o clock last evening at his Prospect street residence after a week of illness from a cold that developed into pneumonia. He had been confined to bed until his death.
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Cambridge
Prospect Street
Cahill
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