Archbishops' American Actions Questioned by Ireland in Rome
Rome dispatch cites Archbishop Ireland criticizing American church leaders and foreign influence. He denounces dissensions, Americanization rhetoric, and plots to partition the church, urging unity under Rome while fearing wider European misdirection.
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Rome
Ireland
American College
United States
America
Europe
Catholic Congress of
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Mr. Goller
Daumgallen
Ternal
Adimina Apostolorum
Jiume
Congo
Charge to Irish and British exhibitors at Chicago World Fair
In the House of Commons Sir John F Gorst said exhibitors would pay five shillings per square foot for space beyond 100 feet. The charge applies to Irish and British exhibitors, with rates decreasing as space increases. Funds raised cover British commission expenses, as the subsidy was insufficient.
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London
House of Commons
John F. Gorst
The
Treasury
Chicago
Kelly Trade Nears Completion In Baseball Saga
Walter Spalding of New York met with Kelly and President Soden as Boston and New York clubs press for a deal. Director Conant withholds consent while a trade for Kelly and a bonus unfolds likely sending Kelly to New York with Boyle and cash possibly, a young catcher to Boston, and Schriver or Mehriver as potential pieces.
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Kelly
New York
Boston
Walter Spalding
Seden
Soden
Spalding
New Yorks
Director Conant
Conant
Powers
Bostons
Jack Boyle
Morgan Murphy
Billings
Gaung
Chicago
Anson
Schriver
Boyle
Mehriver
Fatal double shooting at Naylor hardware store in Yirrin
Walter A. Snyder shot his two employers Burton W. Crobaugh and Edward T. Naylor, then killed himself after firing upon fellow clerk Thomas W. Downey. The store, longtime local business, had just undergone a firm change admitting Crobaugh and the younger Naylor, a development that reportedly driven Snyder to insanity. Naylor and Downey face uncertain recoveries. Crobaugh’s injury is described as slight.
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Yirrin
Walter A. Snyder
Burton W. Crobaugh
Edward T. Naylor
Crobaugh
Nayior
Thomas W. Downey
Snyder
John M. Naylor
Edward J. Naylor
Young Naylor
Naylor
Express
Downey
Portrait is crowded out of Post's Gallery this morning
The final portrait in the Post's Gallery could not be displayed today due to unavoidable crowding this morning, leaving the exhibit with one missing work and visitors redirected to alternate pieces.
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Post
Death Penalty for Dynamite Crimes in France
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated dynamite outrages. Dreyfus pressed for stronger measures while Loubet defended police efforts. The interior minister announced special orders and confidence in police, and Carnot approved a bill to punish unlawful explosive destruction with death.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M, Dreyfus
Loubet
M. Dreyfus
M. Marios Martin
Tim Hopkins settlement ties Searles real estate deal
In San Francisco, two deeds from the Hopkins Searles marriage settlement of 1888 were filed yesterday. They trace transfers of Mrs Hopkins California real estate from Mrs Hopkins to Thomas E Stillman and then to Edward F Searles. Timothy Hopkins gains most of the properties, excluding the California street residence, valued around 5 million dollars, with Mopkins receiving 850000 after the residence reservation.
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San Francisco
Recorder’s Office
F. S. Hopkins-Searles
Edward F. Searles
Timothy Hopkins
California Street
Mopkins
Food for the Starving Steamer Sails to Libau Russia
The American steamship Missouri left New York for Libau Russia carrying over 5,000,000 pounds of flour and corn donated by Western millers for starving Russian peasants. W. C. Edgar of the Northwestern Miller will supervise distribution. Local merchants and other dignitaries gathered on the pier to bid farewell as the vessel cleared the harbor.
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New York
Missouri
Libau
Russia
W. C. Edgar
Grandson Albert Rockwell Telegram Triggers Hyde Park Mystery
Mrs Rockwell in Hyde Park sent a telegram to her grandson Albert Rockwell in Quebec. A stranger named Albert Rockwell arrived claiming no parents and a grandmother in the States. The boy’s mother found him at Boston train, but the other Albert remains at large as the town authorities take charge.
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Hyper Park
Albert Stook
Lone Star Cotton Picker touted as savior of cash crop
The piece argues nine million bales of cotton last year required vast labor worth a third of crop value after basic costs. It credits Angus Campbell with delivering relief through the Lone Star Cotton Picker, likening it to Moses rescuing burdened planters. Details offered at 31 Milk Street.
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Egypt
Moses
Angus Campbell
Lone Star
Campbell
Bell
Howe
Field
McCormick
Hull
Milk Street
West End Railroad Workers Demand Hearing in Union Drive
Mass meetings of electricians mechanics and motor repairers at Caledonian Hall protested President Whitney’s refusal to hear the union committee over six electricians discharged for aiding organization. Albert A Pillar of the AFL chaired. About two hundred members now joined, with a reply pending and no public letter to Whitney at present.
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West End
Caledonian Hall
Whitney
Wintney
Albert A. Pillar
American Federation of Labor
Denver Liquor Firm Forgery Scandal Ends in Suicide
Denver March 15 attachments totaling 75000 were served on Jacob Boehm & Co. After Boehm fled he killed himself. He was a forger with many warehouse certificates. Banks and liquor firms face massive losses with liabilities around 500000 and assets near 35000.
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Denver
Col
Jacob Boehm
First National Bank
American National Bank
Lewins National Bank
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Impeachment Bid Against Texas District Judge Dismissed
The House judiciary committee unanimously recommended reporting the impeachment resolution against A. P. McCormick, judge of the Northern District of Texas, as on the table. The panel found the charges unfounded and lacking a proper case for impeachment.
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Wshing?ton
House Judiciary Committee
House
Bankhead
A. P. McCormick
District Court
Northern District of
Texas
Highway Robbery in Broad Daylight in Montpelier
In Montpelier on March 15 a street robbery occurred in daylight. Jared Brudnill tried to take money from Fred Merchant and, after being refused, grabbed a roll of bills. In the scuffle Merchant was knocked down and badly cut on the head.
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MontrEcior
Montpelier
Jared Brudnill
Fred Merchant
Boston School Buildings Fire Safety Probe Ordered
Mayor Matthews told a Post reporter he asked the Department of Public Buildings to examine the city's public school buildings for fire safety and report back. The department has the matter in hand and the Mayor will act once the report is received. The Common Council sought this information after the Post revealed issues in city school buildings.
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Matthews
Post
Department of Public Buildings
Boston
Common Council
Trial of General Milton Littlefield Opens in Sessions Court
The case centers on alleged swindle of $1500 from Mrs. Josephine Stephani. Littlefield claimed influence with a commission on Alphonso J. Stephani, linked to a murder that led to a life sentence. The defense is insanity and the examining commission's report was unfavorable. Dr. Walter M. Fleming was indicted in connection with the allegation.
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New York
Milton Littlefield
Court of General Sessions
See
Josephine Stephani
Alphonso J. Stephani
Clinton G. Reynolds
Walter M. Fleming
Stephani
Aged Harwich Woman Burned To Death In Home
Mrs Thomas Kendrick about 80, living in East Harwich, died today when clothes on her burnt while the housekeeper was out. The woman, blind, could not extinguish the flames.
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Charham
Thomas Kendrick
East Harwich
Chelsea Cards at Living Whist Event in Pythian Rink
The Women's Industrial and Educational Union staged a living whist evening in Pythian Rink. Elite city guests attended as four gentlemen played the cards with royal pageantry, crowned kings and velvet queens, followed by Louis XVI era costumes, a court quadrille, and dancing.
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Chelsea
Women’s Industrial and Educational Union
Pythian Rink
Mme
A. E. Arcan
Charles A. Campbell
George W. Moses
Arthur Sibley
A. A. R. Bitner
Louis XVI
Gould denies plan to buy Castle of Chapultepec
New York on March 15 Mr George Gould denied in emphatic terms the rumor that his father Jay Gould would purchase the Castle of Chapultepec from the Mexican government. He said no such offer of seven million dollars had been made or contemplated.
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New York
George Gould
Jay Gould
Chapultepec
Railway extension granted by Haverhill board
The Bradford Board of Selectmen held a hearing at the Town Hall on the petition of the Haverhill and Groveland Street Railroad Company to extend its track from its current terminus in Haverhill to the North Andover line. The board voted unanimously to grant the permit.
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Haverhill
Bradford
New Maine Indian Agent Named for Penobscot Tribe
Governor Burleigh today appointed George H. Hunt of Oldtown as agent of the Penobscot tribe. The announcement comes from Avocasta Maine and marks a key administrative appointment in federal relations with the Penobscot Nation.
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New Maine
Avocasta, Me
Burleigh
George H. Hunt
Oldtown
Penobscot Tribe of Indians
Bottled Goods Offered Near Bowdoin Square Theatre
Advertisement notes a full line of bottled goods available near Bowdoin Square Theatre with emphasis on low wholesale prices for buyers.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Fraternal Circle Officer Arrested for Receiving Stolen Property
Inspector Cogan arrested John G. McCarter of Alliston and four others for receiving stolen property linked to the Fraternal Circle. The $50,000 in October 1891 belonged to The Rising Sun, with previous arrests tied to embezzlement schemes involving Hamilton, Gammers, Barney, Morrison and Fraser.
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Cogan
Central Headquarters
John G. McCarter
Pratt Street
Alliston
Order the Rising Sun
Boylston Street
Frank Thomas
Stillman H. Libby
Andrew S. Arnold
Henry Galletty
Boston Probate Court Seeks William Grossman Estate Accounts
George A Smythe administrator presents accounts for the estate of William Grossman of Boston Suffolk County seeking balance distribution to next of kin. The court summons kin to appear May 30 1892 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why accounts should not be allowed and distribution made. Publication in Boston Post and in Frankfurt based Frankfurter Zeitung Handelsblatt for three weeks completes notice. Judge Joan W McKim and Register Elwah George.
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George A. Smythe
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Frankfurter Zeitung U. Handelsblatt
Rankfort
Germany
Joan W. McKim
Elwah George
Antonio Simone
Antonio Seminedllo
Loston
Joseph N. Pastane
Oston
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George, Segister
Massatcheeu
Settis
Rancis M. Hick Mas
Crisfield
Maryland
Greeling
Josep As
Abes
Cambridge
Middlesex
Jonn W. McKim
Sala Court
Hita
Elijah George
Register
Mary White
Ler
A. J
John W. McKim
Elijah
Eorge
Charles H. Kilborn
Joan W. McKim. Esquire
Hannah MM. Prout
Monmouth
Norwich & Worcester Railroad Company
Esquire
Massachd
Supfolk
William A. Wheeler
George H. Wheeler
Eligah George
Rodman Paul Snelling
George H. Snelling
Witheas
Mary Elizabeth Whitney
Grovork M, Brooks
J.H. Tyler
William Brewster
Boston Lost
Marion Farrow
Winchester
Harriet B. Farrow
Commonwealth
Elva George
Massachyde
Setis
Boweton
Massachot-T
Thacher F. Sweat
Weston
Augustus 1
Sweat
G. Arthur Hiton
Leston
William S&s. Dexter
Thornton K. Lothrop
Edward W., Hooper
Anne M. Lothrop
Jrarc
Elijah Glorge
Massachusetts
Suffoll
Isabella Weiss
Isabella
Boston Fest
Laquire
Elivgah George
Creeting
Albe C. Clark
Franklin Smith
Richard C. Humphreys
Mary &. Smith
Arabella Glover
Savilla Sprague
Massach
Jonny W. McKim
Sai
William J. Bowditcis
Brookline
of Norfolk
Ontario
Norfolk
William T. Kowditch
Dedham
George Write
Jonathan Cobb
Jonathan Cole
Oakman Elected East Tennessee Chair as Directors Meet
Richmond Terminal East Tennessee and Richmond and Danville directors met here today Samuel Thomas resigned as chair of East Tennessee and W G Oakman was elected successor. Meeting adjourned until tomorrow afternoon likely to receive resignations of the Inman party.
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New York
Richmond Terminal
East Tennessee
Richmond & Danville Roads
Samuel Thomas
Direectors
W. G. Oakman
Inman
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Charles L. Clarke
Olive M. Clarke
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Albert Fellner
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Philip Comeford
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