Senate Debates Catholic Indian School Funding Fight Ends
In an extended Senate session the tariff bill was laid aside as unfinished business while lawmakers argued over Catholic and other denominational Indian schools. Dawes defended maintaining current church school funding, Reagan and Davis pressed for no church-state links, and votes retained funding for Rensselaer Indiana, Banning California, and Blackfeet Montana. The bill advanced with amendments approved and the session adjourned to the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dev
Mr. Dawes
Indian Bureau
Catholic Bureau of Missions
Washington City
Indiana
California
Montana
Mission Bureau
House
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Dawes
Teller
Reagan
United States
Davis
George
Romances Church
Mr. Jones
Arkansas
Turpie
Power
Yeas
Renssalaer
Ind
Banning
Cal
Blackfeet
Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Ar. Hale
NOT TO FORM A PRECEDENT Gloucester Schooner Crew at Pictou
Ottawa July 24 Application to the Minister of Customs sought permission to allow the Gloucester Massachusetts schooner Caroline Vought undergoing repairs at Pictou Nova Scotia to sail a crew and load stone ballast and provisions for a homeward voyage. The license was granted with conditions not to provision for a fishing voyage and not to set a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Minister of Customs
Pictou
N. S
Caroline Vought
Gloucester
Mass
Savannah Boarding House Blown Up Kills Three
A three story brick boarding house on Congress street in Savannah was blown up at 1 20 this morning. Three people were killed and six injured with two likely to die. Thirteen residents were inside when the building collapsed scattering debris and furniture. The dead are Mrs W J Bullard John Lockley and Gus Robie. The wounded include John Roberts L J Tate Meidon Haywood J I A Rimes Edwards Everitt Samuel King and others. Cause unknown though gas lines and lack of a meter are noted. rumors of a row circulated but no statement given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
W. J. Bullard
Congress Street
John Lockley
Gus Robie
John Roberts
L. J. Tate
Meidon Haywood
Rimes
Edwards
Everitt
St. Julian Street
Bay Street
Blue Ribbon Trotting Meet Highlights at Detroit and Monmouth
At Detroit’s Blue Ribbon meeting on July 24 crowds challenged threatening weather for four races. Sursum fought to the finish in two heats, Turner and Walter E. drew attention, and Alfred 8. upset a favored direct. The Great Expectations stakes thrilled with Allerton narrowly beating Calef mare as rain slowed track. Sunol posted a record 1:02%4 half, while five events were planned for tomorrow amid unsettled weather. At Monmouth Park, Meriden and Necromancy led early races with steady times, and Prince Royal won the Harvest Handicap while Tulsa Blackburn led in the Elizabeth Stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Specran
Driving Park
Sursum
Turner
Pittsburg
Marvin
Hickok
Kansas City Horsemen
Walter E
Almont Wilkes
Playboy
Alfred
Lady Bullion
Allerton
Calef
Adams
Gray Harry
Sunol
Merchants and Manufacturers
McHenry
Gillett, Dickerson
Sian
Siclight
Suckeney
Prince Warwick
Stick
Tocahontas Pri
Elino, Hickok
Doble
Tifred
Aiacdowou
Kit Curry
Kygeeseed Econ Sane
Robens
Walter i
Patchen Mambrino
Jay Bird
Williams
Walter Scott
Dempsey
Adonis
Stewart
Skeet Sursum
Horseman
Horseman's Great Expectations
Margaret
MacDowell
Baroness
Nichols
Navidad
Harry, Dickerson
Ghateltaeelbek Wulard M
Hayes
Turner's Falls Horse Races Highlight Vander’s Pool Box Backing
High Sheriff Clark of Hampshire county served as judge at Turner's Falls races. In the 2:37 class the purse of 150 dollars was divided among entries Frank Burgesss b w Frank H and Mollie H with J Y Gatcomb and Henry H also noted along with Frank Tin 27 class winner Parse 175 divided by Princess I M J Harrington 2111 Billy Linster and Fred Vims. Time marks 2:32 2:40 2:37 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner's Falls
Greenfield
Clark
Hampshire County
Frank H
B.w
Frank Burgess
Corporal Tanner
G. Ke
Mollie H
Ch. m
J. Y. Gatcomb
Henry H
B. G
W. E. Elliott
Frank L. Tin
Princess I
M. J. C. Harrington
Billy Linster
Fred Vims
Circuity Races Postponed In Pittsrura Penn
Homewood Driving Park events in Pittsrura Pennsylvania were postponed due to a heavy track after rain. The decision halted scheduled races and affected participants and officials awaiting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsrura
Penn
Homewood Driving Park
Freight ties up as yards halt amid Kentucky rail strike
Lexindan Kentucky July 24 The Cincinnati Southern yards here stand still as switchmen join strikers and engineers refuse to haul freight by non union crews. Ten thousand dollars daily losses mount as yards hold nearly 1000 loaded cars with perishables stalled from Somerset to Cincinnati. Passenger trains run normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexindan
Cincinnati Southern
Somerset
Cincinnati
Kentucky Central Road
Hartford Judge Frees Jeremiah Leon in Habeas Case
Judge Bennett of the Court of Common Pleas ruled Jeremiah Leon had been wrongfully committed and discharged him. The disorder arose from a Hartford Police Court liquor law requiring disclosure of liquor sources under threat of contempt or perjury. The judge found no contempt but noted possible perjury and ordered Leon released, without ruling on the law's constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantrrorp
Conn
Bennett
Court of Common Pleas
Jeremiah Leon
Leon
Jast
Hartford
Record of Fires Across Several Cities on July 24
Fire alarms draw extensive response to Old Colony square Brockton and multiple nearby sites. W. H. Pease property losses include nine horses and many stoves. total damage estimated at 15000 dollars. Additional blazes in MontrEAL and Plymouth cause substantial losses, with several buildings destroyed or damaged and multiple insured claims.
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Brockton
Old Colony
W. H. Pease
Pease
H. Ae Shattuck
Thomas McGlew
Elmer Holmes
McKay
Shattuck
Louis Wade
New England Live Stock Insurance Company
Aiquor
New Hayes
Conn
Madison
Emily Jones
E. W. Stranger
Harlow & Bailey
C. H. Rogers
G. M. Gifford
Harlowe& Bailey
J.C. Barnes
EF. N. Stranger
Clothier
Sherman & Barnes
Charles G. Davis
Plymouth
Wattnam
Joseph Russo
F. T. King
G. E.teele
Otis Block
Russo
Chicago
Alston Manufacturing Company
Currier
Crittenden
Cloak workers end strike with agreement to resume work
New York July 24 The cloak operators strike is settled with manufacturers agreeing to all demands. Non union workers laid off or hired, insider contracts abolished, and disputes to be referred to union executive boards. Week rates set at 15 for tailors and 14 for pressers. Labor groups plan a Labor Day parade with a unified leadership.
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New York
Cloak Manufacturers’ Association
Central Labor Union
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Carpenters’ District Council
District Assembly
State Assembly
Knights of Labor
Washington Street
Labor Army
Union 97
Sharon Heights
Carpenters of
Boston
Wells Memorial Hall
J. Shields
Carpenter Builders
Carpenters’ Union of
Stone Masons’ Union No
Carroll Hall
Union 8
Brookline
Cambridge
Somerville
Chelsea
Quincy
Newtons
Bricklayers’ Union No. 3
Norcross Bros
Woodbury & Leighton
Soule
Tolmes Bros
P. Welch
F. George
D. Cahill
J. ©. Collins
J. Goodwin
J. L. Doherty
Plasterers Lenders’ Union No
Bay State Hall
Steam Fitters’ Association
St. Stephen's Hall
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Recognition Day at Lakeview South Framingham
Recognition day drew record attendance with a musical day forecast for tomorrow. Professor John Fiske lectured on The Conquest of Vera noting Peru as a culture seat and detailing Inca and Spanish colonial history. A parade, hall ceremonies, Yale president Dwight address, and alumni events followed including a temperance talk and a large banquet with a campfire concludes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
South Framingham
John Fiske
Vera
Peru
America
Mexico
Nunez Salboa
Sierras
Pacific
Golden Kingdom
Darien
Pizarro
Spain
C. S
South Framingham Brass Band
Hall
Golden Gate
Anetta A. Osborn
Lynn
Hall of Philosophy
Society of the
the Grove
Hurlbut
Osgood
Somerville
The
Grove
E. J. McLaughlin
Lall-on-the-Iill
Ll. T. Jefts
Schauffler
Toas
Unsafe Mother Brook Bridge Prompts Repairs Talk
Residents on Central street warn the old wooden bridge over Mother Brook is unsafe for heavy loads. The 130 foot span sits over only about two feet of water with a 16 foot wide deck. Advocates say $1000 would fix it and save the town about $200 yearly in planking costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depram
Sreeran
Mother Brook
Central Street
Ames Street
Charles River
Policeman Thayer Arrested in South Boston Burglary
Patrolman Richard L. Thayer of Station 12 South Boston was arrested on a breaking and entering charge after being seen leaving Joseph J Wall’s grocery store with a bundle. He claimed Wall gave him keys to fetch a bundle for delivery which Wall denied. Thayer, living at 875 East Fourth Street, had eight years on the force and faced a likely hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Thayer
South Boston
Mahoney
Bostwick
Joseph J. Wall
M and
East Sixth Streets
Sheehan
Drew
Thayer
Wall
East Fourth Street
Regents approve lease form for Catholic schools plan
Albany July 24 regents committee reports that the lease form from Catholic churches to Catholic schools meets all legal requirements, removing the final obstacle to the schools joining the state education system. Charters will be issued to five Catholic institutions that have applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Regents’ Committee
Not Want er in Halifax Seeks to Repeal Seventeenth Regiment Arrival
Special dispatch from Bhacarrax notes tense Halifax mood over the planned return of the Seventeenth Leicestershire Regiment. Historic clashes decades ago between Haligonians and the regiment peaked in a mutiny after a Prince of Wales marriage celebration, with rioting, assaults, and damage to civic buildings. Citizens formed a force with fire brigade and other volunteers to quell the riot, freeing imprisoned officers and artillerymen as troops were moved out a few weeks later. A petition to replace the Seventeenth with the Grenadier Guards is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhacarrax
Seventeenth
Leicestershire Regiment
Prince of Wales
Royal Artillery
Red Coats
Halifax
Court House
Old Town Hall
Evansville
Fire Brigade Union
Axe and Union Protection Companies
Grenadier Guards
Tolstoi at Home Discusses Writing Free of Fame
A Pall Mail Gazette summary reports Count Leo Tolstoy at Yasnaya Polyana, health improved though emaciated, aided by his wife and Dr Roednyeff. In a long interview he criticizes publishing during life, praises independence from money, and comments on Bismarck, Wilhelm, and peasant reform, noting his wife’s control of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mail Gazette
Russia
Leon Tolstoi
Novoe Vremya
Jassnaia Polyana
Review of Reviews
Roednyeff
Samara
Tolstoi
Nikolai Uspenski
Gleb
Tourgenett
Johnson
Count Tolstoi
Prince Bismarck
Germany
Sam
Bismarck
Prince Brismarck
Wilhelm
Napoleon
Countess Tolstoi
President Harrison Visits Camp at Mt Gretna
The President accompanied by Secretary Proctor Attorney General Miller and others traveled by special train to Mt Gretna Pennsylvania for a Pennsylvania National Guard encampment review. Troops lined the station and a cavalry escort escorted the party to Camp Hartman. A 9000 troop review and salute followed with praise for the division before the party returned to Washington at 6 30.
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Washington
Proctor
Miller
Wanamaker
Schofield
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Penn
Camp Hartranft
United States
Harrison
National Guards
United States Army
Worker’s Arm Torn Off by Drying Extractor
Worcester report describes Louis Bargin of Curtis Manufacturing Company being caught in a revolving extractor while loading drying equipment on July 24. His right arm was severed and his face and head severely gashed, death occurring instantly at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Louis Bargin
Curtis Manufacturing Company
Powder mill blast rocks New Jersey town
The Corning mill of Mountain View Powder Works six miles from Itzy Paterson was blown to atoms this morning. Two workers died John Fishbau aged sixty and Louis Hacker twenty one in the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itzy
Diverse Banking and Railroad Shares Listing Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows a list of shares and bonds from various banks including New England National Bank and Boston National Bank, plus railroad and utility interests. Mentions include Leominster Mass Lewiston Maine Rutland RR Ft Payne Coal & Iron Co Phila Wilmington Balt RR and Kansas City Cable Ry with ex-dividends and coupon dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Vrucial Guard
New England Nat. Bank
Old Boston Nat. Bank
Automatic Oeeneae Co
Metropolitan Nat
Leominster Nat. Ik
Leominster
Mass
Lewiston Hills Co
Lewiston
Boston
Revere Leach & Lynn Ki
Rutland RR
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Phila
Wilmington & Balt
Connecticut River RR
Kansas City Cable Ry
Bei Ay Gauge & Lantern Co
Syracuse
Mckay & Big
H. M. Asso
Ey & T. Farbanks & Co
Reylston Insurance Co
His Coal « Iron Co
Consol, RR
Denver
Florida Midland Ry. Co
Massachusetts Real Estate Co
Taunton
Portsmouth
Falls & Conway RR
Old Colony RE
West End St. Ry. Co
International Button Hole 8. M. Co
Ao Hill Mfg. Co
H. M. Assn
Dexter Woollen Mills
Maine Central Bi. Consol
Ottawa, Oswego
Fox River Valley
Nat. Market Bank of
Brighton
Jenny June Endorses Siepare Baking Powder At Home
A famed American hostess and Sorosis president Jenny June praises Siepare baking powder for high quality ingredients and light biscuits. She credits proper material quality to successful meals and shares that her teas and dinners delight friends, urging other housewives to consider the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jenny Jane
Jenny June
Sorosis Society
Slicvess Ag
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N.S
Avannah
Monmouth Park
Meriden
Major Daly
Volunteer
Necromancy
Flavia
Ae Annie
Tulsa Blackburn
Bibelot
Her Highness
Forkom RA
Prince Royal
Badge
Reporter
Pirrit Rack
Asquiman
Penzance
Guy Gray
Sixrit
My Fellow
Oritamme
Major Domo
Tine
Kentucky
Connecticut
Montreal
Louis J. Miller
Dudley Street
Dwight
R. L. Day
Boston Stock Exchange
Deensias al Man
Blo Bly
Houghton & Ontonagon RR
Wisconsin Valley RR
Nlinois Grand Trunk RR
Burlington & Missouri River RR
Consol
Fremont, Elkhorne& Mo. Valley RR
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern RR
Long Dock Co
New Jersey
Nashua & Rochester RR
Worcester & Nashua
Way State Gas Co
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester
N. J
Boston & Maine RR
Kansas Investment Co
Topeka
Kan
Francis Henshaw & CO
Comgress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Boston Latera Co
Rowell Ain, Switch Co
Nat. Tube Works Co
Ft. Payne Coal & Ion Co
Citizens’ Bank
Wichita, Kan
Dedham
Nat. Bank
Hill Man. Co
Great Falls Man. Co
Everett Mills, B. & Maine
Pasaumpasse Rivers RR
Davidson Investment Co
Ft. Payne Investment Co
Fast. Fenn, Land Co
American Axe & Tool Co
Tay State Gas Co
Ft. Payne Inc. Co
City of
Toledo
Charlestown
Oregon
S. L
Utah Northern RR
Burl
Mo. Rivers RR
Lake Champlain
Wisconsin Cent
Rhode Island
Alan
Quincy RR
de Amory Manuf. Co
St. Worth Land & St. Ry, Co
Elk Horn & Mo. Valley RR
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
California Fruit
Lewis Wharf
Plame
South Carolina
All Rau
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Co
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth
Tink Canon de Agua Railway Co
Union Pacific, Denver A Gulf Stairway Company
ATGU
Honda
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Company
Chicosa Canon Railway Company
Denver, Texas &Ort Worth Railroad Company
Fer
Denver, Texas & Gulf Railroad Company
Fort Worth & Denver Cit Railway Company
Pan Handle Railway Company
Canon de Agua Rail Way Company
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust Company
Chestnut Street
Union Trust Company
Broadway
Oston
Equitable Building
Charles F. Adams
Mortgage E Gompany
AA Municipal
Nmailroad
London
England
4Th
Chestnut St
Berlin
Devonshire St
Kansas City
Missouri
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
Hammett
Home Investments
TEE Eastern Investment Company
Milk St
Capital
Treasury
Andrew A. Meyer
Treas
Mortcaces
Wiley S. Edmunds
Congress &J
Opartnership
John B. Dennis
Spitzer & CO
Aaron B
Gay
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