Worcester's Rev Dr Conaty Installed Rector of Catholic University
In Washington on January 19 the Rev Dr Thomas J Conaty of Worcester Mass was installed as rector of the Catholic University of America in McMahon Hall. Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Ryan and other prelates attended with a large audience including dignitaries from New York Brooklyn Worcester Springfield and Boston. The pontifical brief was read and Pope Leo's letter to Cardinal Gibbons was read approving the selection.
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Washington
Thomas J. Conaty
Worcester
Mass
Catholic University of America
McMahon Hall of Philosopy
Carter
Roach
Smith
D. I. Murphy
Senor Andrade
Senora Andrade
Marquis
Marquise de Chambrun
Brooklyn
Springfield
John Byrne
New York
John D. Kelley
John McGuire
Port of New York
Father Lavelle
New York Cathedral
Lloyd Bryce
R. 8. Conaty
Conaty
K. C. Conaty
Massachusetts
Patrick Conaty
Dr. Donaty
Cardinal Gibbons
Ryan
Philadelphia
Elder
Cincinnati
Prendergast
Mgr
Martinelli
Donahue
Wheeling
Beaven
John Farley
Mer. Griffin
Mgr. McMahon
Catholic University
Mer
Maginnis
Boston
Divinity
McMahon Hall
Pope Leo
James Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Forecast for New England Wednesday Warmer and Wind Shift
For New England on Wednesday the forecast calls for generally fair weather, a bit warmer, with westerly winds shifting to the south and east.
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Washington
New England
New Senators Listed After State Legislatures Vote
Delaware legislators split on United States Senate choice with Richard R. Kenney winning the Senate and J Edward Addicks backed by the rump House. In joint session tomorrow both chambers will decide, while Kenney aligns with free silver policy.
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United States
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Delaware
R. R. Kenney
J. Edward Addicks
Indiana
G. W. Fairbanks
Connecticut
O. H. Platt
Arkeansas
J. K. Jones
Senate Vote Totals for U S Senator Lead to Platt Edge
Albany report shows United States Senator tally in the assembly today with Thomas C. Platt at 112 and David B. Hill at 31 plus 2 for Henry George. Brooklyn delegates Cain and Zurn backed George. Joint ballot expected noon tomorrow with Platt 147 Hill 42 George 4. Senate result: Platt 3 Hill 11 George 2.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly
United States
Platt
Hill
Henry George
Cain and Zurn
Brooklyn
George
Senate
Thomas C. Platt
David B. Hill
Fairbanks Elected U S Senator by Indiana Legislature
In Indianapolis on January 19 Charles W. Fairbanks was chosen United States Senator by both House and Senate. Democrats nominated Voorhees and Populists Templeton, Republicans backed Fairbanks who led the ballot. A joint session tomorrow at 10 a m will conduct another vote as the final step in Fairbanks’s election.
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Indianapolis
Ind
House
Senate
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
D. W. Voorhees
Leroy Templeton
Fairbanks
Voorhees
Templeton
Tomrrow
Platt Routed Sargent for U S Senator Seat
In Hartford on January 19 both chambers chose Orville H. Platt of Meriden to be United States Senator for a six year term beginning March 4 1897. Senate vote was 24 to none and the House tally 196 to 24 for Joseph B Sargent of New Haven.
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Hartford
Conn
General Assembly
Orville H. Platt
Meriden
United States
Senate
House
Joseph B. Sargent
New Haven
Jones Re-elected Senator by Overwhelming Majority
In Little Rock on January 19 the Senate and House voted for United States Senator with James K. Jones re-elected by a large margin. Populists backed J. R. Sovereign and Republicans backed General Powell Clayton. The joint session reconvenes at noon tomorrow.
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Little Rock
Senate
House
United States
James K. Jones
J. R. Sovereign
Powell Clayton
Harrisburg Senate Vote Totals Reported
The House cast 168 for Penrose 33 for Black and 1 for Wanamaker Wanamaker backed by Moore of Chester Moore also supported Wanamaker in the final Senate tally Penrose 42 votes Black 4 votes in the Senate Wanamaker's position noted with party alignment and local support.
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Harrisburg
Penn
House
Penrose
Black
Wanamaker
Moore
Chester
Gallinger Re elected U S Senator in New Hampshire
Concord January 19 The Hon Jacob H Gallinger United States Senator from New Hampshire was today elected by the General Court to succeed himself Hosea W Parker of Claremont received party support for the nomination.
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Concord
N. H
Jacob H. Gallinger
United States
New Hampshire
General Court of
Hosea W. Parker
Claremont
West Goes Back in Missouri Senator Ballot
In Jefferson City on January 19 both Missouri houses voted separately for United States Senator. The House tally lists West 8, Kerens 4, Jones 4 in the West district. The Senate vote shows West 19, Kerens 14. Tomorrow both chambers will confer in a joint session.
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Jefferson City
House
West
Kerens
Jones
Senate
Pritchard Wins Ballot For Senator In Raleigh
Raleigh N C January 19 The ballot for Senator today shows Pritchard Rep 24 Thompson Pop 18 Daughton Dem 7 in the Senate and Pritchard 62 Thompson 24 Daughton 27 in the House with totals Pritchard 8 Thompson 42 Daughton 34 Pritchard holds a majority in both branches of the Legislature with a 170 member body.
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Raleigh
N. C
Senate
Pritchard
Thompson
Daughton
House
Mason Nominated for U S Senator as Lorimer Withdraws
At the Cook county Republican caucus in Springfield Illinois on January 19 Lorimer withdrew from the race to back William E Mason of Chicago who was nominated for United States Senator in the full caucus.
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Springfield
Cook County
Lorimer
Mason
United States
William E. Mason
Chicago
Colonel Pope Among Inventor Leaders At Meeting
At the sixth annual meeting of the American Association of Inventors and Manufacturers in Washington January 19, E. H. Richards was elected president George C Maynard secretary treasurer and Colonel Albert A Pope of Boston named to the executive committee set to guide the group in Hartford Connecticut and Washington details.
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Wasitington
American Association of Inventors and Manufacturers
E. H. Richards
Hartford
Conn
George C. Maynard
Washington
Albert A. Pope
Boston
Three Watertown incendiaries arrested for arson spree
Three men from Watertown were arrested after confessing to initiating a series of fires since July in Watertown East Watertown and Mount Auburn. Patrick E. Clark a regular fireman Doyle and Glynn confessed to setting sheds on Coolidge Carroll and other properties, with one incident injuring a fireman and a tramp barely escaping a blaze.
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Watertown
East Watertown
Mount Auburn
Patrick E. Clark
John Doyle
John Glynn
Clark
Hose Company 2
Doyle
Glynn
Coe
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Frank Dodge
Snow
H. H. Philbrook
Watertown Fire Department
Stone
Coolidge
Shaw
Carroll
Jack Glynn
Jack Doyle
Frank Coolidge
Reynolds Carriage Repository
Wheelwright
F. W. Rodgers
Charles Reade
John H. White
Fire Department of
H. R. Hennesey
Powers
John Carro
Carro
Post
New York
Selfahi Medium Weight Ulster Closeout Offer
Ulster overcoats in Scotch fabric blend light weight with warmth and comfort. Regularly sold for twenty-five thirty and thirty-five dollars, only sizes up to 40 remain. The line is discontinued and the stock is being cleared at a quick sale.
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Ulster
Williams Inquiry on Manufacturer Etiquette Labeling
Inquiries addressed to Mr Edward Williams regarding our policy that all goods bear the full company name and designation on the product etiquettes as printed. This statement outlines the branding requirement for all manufactured items.
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Atlas Steamer Alvena Sunk After Harbor Collision
The Atlas line steamer Alvena, bound for Haytien ports, was struck by the British Queen in New York Harbor near Sandy Hook. The hull was stove in and the ship sank to the bar in twenty feet of water, with cargo valued around 100 000 dollars likely lost. The British Queen sustained minor damage and remained in the area as wreckage and salvage attempts continued. An official inquiry will determine responsibility.
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New York
Atlas Line
Alvena
Querantine
Haytien
Sandy Hook
Smith
Antwerp
Channel
Atlas
Ailsa
la Bourgogne
John L Sullivan at Dunning polo benefit ill with tonsillitis
John L Sullivan of New Bedford attending the Dunning polo benefit is confined indoors for three days due to tonsillitis. His condition worsened tonight prompting a second physician to be called. Doctors remain hopeful for recovery.
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New Bedford
Jan
John L. Sullivan
Angier's Petroleum Emulsion Promises Lung Relief
An advertisement touts Angier's Petroleum Emulsion as a tasteless oil that soothes throat and lung ailments while supporting digestion. It claims antiseptic effects on stomach and bowels, improves appetite, and enriches the blood. The copy argues cod liver oil and other remedies weaken digestion.
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Angier
Weather Readies for Colder Temps and Snow Threat
The Weather Bureau warns of a sharpening cold spell with a potential snow storm approaching from the Northwest. Forecasters note record cold elsewhere in the Northeast while Maine and Ontario report deep freezes. Boston faces its coldest January reading yet as mercury plummets toward freezing or below.
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Weather Bureau
Santa Claus
Great Northwest
Mr. Mercury
Boston
Maine
North
Portland
Montreal
White River
Ontario
Record Low Temperatures Hit New England Regions
The report notes extreme cold across New England towns with Lancaster New Hampshire at 16 below, Jefferson 24 below, Whitefield 18 below, Groveton 2% below, and Calais Maine at 20 below. No snow and lumber operations halted amid a 60 degree drop in 18 hours.
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Lancaster
N. H
Jefferson
Whitefield
Groveton
Calais
Sharp at Nantucket
Nantucket residents report yesterday and today’s northwest gale prevents the steamer Nantucket from trips. Life saving patrol battles the cold night. A Tuckernuck native in a dory brings news of a party from Boston gun Club including Phinney Barta Olmsteller Rock and Macy safety and success in shooting.
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Nantucket
Tuckernuck
Boston
Phinney
Barta
Olmsteller
Rock and Macy
Staffa total wrecked off Cape Henry with cargo worth 120000
The steamer Staffa, en route from New Orleans to Lynn via Newport News with a corn cargo, stranded near Cape Henry on Saturday and is a total loss. Vessel and car load valued at 120000.
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Norfolk
Staffa
New Orleans
Lynn
Newport News
Cape Henry
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