Paine's celery compound and Catholic unity noted in American era
Advert says Paine's celery compound restores vigor for aged nerves and blood, crediting Dr. Phelps and a West Damascus user who reports improved sleep. A separate Washington dispatch prints Pope Leo XIII's encyclical praising American Catholic growth, church liberty, education, and unity with state, urging temperance, moral citizenship, and missionary efforts.
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H. T. Gleason
West Damascus
Penn
Paine
Washington
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America
United States of North America
Leo XIII
Columbus
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Dominic
Loyola
Europe
Stakwese Talks Danielsonville Suspect in Conn Murder Case
Stakwese the Pole, jailed in Brooklyn, is charged with murdering his wife and child in Thompson Conn. An interpreter questioned him as deputies described his demeanor and his claimed lack of guilt. He offered various explanations, including a horse accident, and said he would tell the priest if there were anything to tell. He denied knowledge of the pond search and bodies.
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Catholic University At
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Rome
Baltimore
Council of
Apostolic See
America
Church of God
Danielsonville
Conn
New England Associated Press
Stakwese
Thompson
Brooklyn
Sibley
Murderous Attack in South Norwalk Stuns City
In South Norwalk an Italian resident Charles Hawke was attacked last night by neighbor Michael Demott in his Springwood home. Hawke was stabbed through the neck and the knife pierced his horse’s shoulder in the stable. Both men were arrested. Demott bound over for Superior Court trial.
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South
Norwalk
Conn
Charles Hawke
Springwood
Michael Demott
Demott
Nail mill lockout ends. men return to work in Salem
Secretary Bishop of the State Board of Arbitration reports a settlement ending the nail mill lockout at Salem Ohio after a refusal of a 20 percent wage cut. The compromise covers mills in New Castle Findlay and Salem, collectively employing over six thousand.
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State Board of Arbitration
Salem
New Castle
Findlay
100 27 inch Reefers Trade Item Sale Note
100 27 inch reefers listed with values from 7.50 to 10.00 for sale or auction details likely include seller and location in the extended public notice.
Mayor's Defence Highlights City Dismissals for Cause
The statement by Mr. Guild asserts no political discharges exist. city officials dismissed only for cause, saving thousands by abolishing politically created offices. It denies spoils system claims, notes non civil service workers were discharged, and promises higher political morality with street department downsized to winter staffing.
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Guild
France braces for new cabinet amid rebuke and unity
In Paris, Jan 28, the Chamber of Deputies heard calls for constitutional revision, rejected Goblet's motion, and approved the government's policy while affirming unity under President Faure. Ribot defended democracy, amnesty for clergy was debated, and a march toward social justice and national glory was urged. The President and lawmakers hailed unity across chambers and pledged reform within republican tradition.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Goblet
M. Casimir-Perier
M. Bourgeois
Faure
M. Ribot
M. Dupuy
Ribot
Chamber
Labor Commission
Panama
Abbe Lemire
M. Poincare
France
Senate
Faure's Paris Message Lays Out Democratic Duty
In Paris on January 28 President Faure delivered a Senate and Chamber speech praising the republic's democracy and the January 17 demonstration. He vows devotion to constitutional observance and highlights power of national representation to guide reforms while warning against sterile agitation and stressing probity and economic strength.
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Paris
Faure
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
France
Paris Cabinet Named By French Conservatives
Composed of business men and conservatives who are practically unknown the new cabinet lists M Ribot premier and finance M Hanotaux foreign affairs deputy Leygues interior deputy Trarieux justice M Dupuy Dutemps public works M Poincare public instruction deputy Chautemps colonies Senator Gartlaud agriculture deputy Andre Lebon commerce with war and marine still to be filled.
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Paris
M. Ribot
M. Hanotaux
Leygues
Trarieux
M. Dupuy-Dutemps
M. Poincare
Chautemps
Gartlaud
Andre Lebon
War
Marine
Lawrence Park Aldermen Appoint Police and Health Officials
The Lawrence board appointed Fred JH Clarke and others to a five year par commission and confirmed several police officers while rejecting health board nominees. An investigation into Officer D W Kimtpal for neglect of duty was ordered, with a hearing set for tomorrow night. An ordinance creating a damages board and another setting minimum city pay were referred to committees.
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Lawrence
Rutter
Fred JH. Clarke
Pemberton Mills
A. A. Lamprey
Lawrence Lumber Company
Fou
C. A. McCarthy
Lawrence Gas Company
Parry C. Wiggin
R. A. Hale
Joseph , Brooks
John F. Donovan
William Scherpin
Charles Herrick
F. McCarthy
F. Hennedy
M. S. McGauran
M. Black
Board of Health
D. W. Kimtpal
Wreigh
Committee
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