Saints Fund Restored to Mormon Church After Joint Action
Congress and the Supreme Court have finalised the transfer of the proceeds from church property sales to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The fund, amounting to several hundred thousand dollars, is to be used for charitable uses and church works under the church authorities.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Supreme ‘Court ‘of the
United States
Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Supreme Court of the
Territory
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Territory of
Utah
Supreme Court of Utah
Utah Court
Leonard G. Hardy
Supreme Court of the United States
Mormon Church
First Presidency
Utah Supreme Court
Liberty Bell Welcomed Home In Grand Philadelphia Parade
The old Liberty bell arrived at Broad and Diamond and joined a 3000-strong parade with 10000 schoolboys. Governor Pattison and Mayors of Philadelphia and Trenton attended the procession ending at Independence Hall where Elias P. Smithers delivered the bell and Mayor Stuart accepted for the city.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Trenton
N. J
Reading Terminal
Tenth
Diamond Streets
Broad and
Diamond Street
Broad Street
Christian Street
Chestnut
Chestnut Street
Fifth
Independence Hall
Veteran Corps
First Regiment
Medal of Honor Legion
Pattison
Snowden
Sansom Streets
Union League
City Hall
United Singers of
Boies Stricken By Typhoid Malaria In Des Moines
Governor Boies is critically ill at his Des Moines home after a week of illness. Doctors report typhoid malaria developing from his feverish condition, amid a strenuous political campaign nearing its end.
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Boies
Des Moines
Bold Crooks Arrested in Holbrook Stolen Garb Incident
Dennis Falvey and James Reading alias Charles Johnston were arrested after wearing clothing marked Charles F. Derby Holbrook. Derby store had recent thefts totaling about 800 dollars, with suspect property later identified by Derby and Holbrook police. Falvey and Reading face potential charges for multiple post office safes burglaries as authorities close in.
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Dennis Falvey
James Reading
Charles Johnston
Dennis
James
Captain Watts
Charles F. Derby
Holbrook
Norfolk County
Watts
Ahearn
Charles Street
Falvey
Springfield
Reading
Weymouth
Industries Booming Across Cities as Mills Restart
Illinois Steel in Joliet plans to restart Joliet rolling mills November 20 after closure last December left 2300 workers idle. Lehigh Valley shops in South Easton resume full time with most workers back. Hartford sees Colt workers extend to ten hours daily while Pope Bicycle plant workers shift to fourteen hours. Chambers Glass in Kensington reopens with 900 workers. Jeannette plant to follow with 1200. Flint Mills reports 104,773 in earnings with nine and a half percent in dividends. Winthrop Mills resumes after over two months idle. Fitchburg silver repeal boosts Jerome Mossman wood novelties, full time with nationwide inquiries.
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Joliet
Ill
Illinois Steel Company
Lehigh Valley
Easton
Penn
South Easton
Hartford
Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company
Pope Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Chambers Glass Company
Kensington
H. Sellers McKee
Jeannette
Flint Mills
Fall River
Winthrop Mills
Winthrop
Winthrop Mills Company
Fitchburg
Jerome Mossman
Mossman
Judge Hears Case on Affection Allegation and Civil PM Court
In a municipal civil court yesterday Judge Hardy heard Simon and Nancy Levy’s case challenging the legality of their July marriage. The dispute centers on whether a half niece falls under the statute banning marriages by degree of kinship. The court reserved its decision.
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Hardy
Simon Levy
Nancy Levy
Miller
Levys
Nancy
Simon
Faneuil Hall Rally Endorses Cleveland Friendly Crowd
A Boston audience at Faneuil Hall packed to hear Democratic leaders praise Grover Cleveland and endorse John B. Russell for governor. Speakers Russell O Neill McEttrick Williams and Quincy lauded Cleveland policy, attacked Republican claims, and urged businessmen to back Russell to strengthen national public opinion.
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Russell
Carroll
Indorse
Cleveland
John B. Russell
J. H. O'Neill
M. J. McEttrick
George Fred Williams
Josiah Quincy
Henry L. Pierce
Pierce
State Committee
Mr. Russell
John
United States
Eliot
Buckley
Henry J. Pierce
Boston Democracy
Boston
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Russell Witty Speech in Boston Attacks Greenhalge
Russell Witty thanks Boston for a warm reception at Faneuil Hall and warns of the vast influence of Massachusetts voters. He argues the campaign has exposed religious prejudice and criticizes Greenhalge and the opposition while praising President Eliot and Cleveland era policies.
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Faneuil Hall
Tomorow
Europe
Massachusetts
Greenhalge
Pierce
Commonwealth
Cleveland
Eliot
Music Hall
General Grant
Inno Senate
House
House of Representatives
Congress
Russell
William E. Russell
American Protective Association
Lowell
Masachusetts
United States
Nero
Rome
Mr. Greenhalge
Williams Speech at Faneuil Hall Rips Republican Gubernatorial Candidates
George Fred Williams delivers a sharp address at annual town meeting in Faneuil Hall. He mocks Republican prognostications and their gubernatorial candidates, claiming three consecutive election losses and burial of their hopes with satirical imagery.
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George Fred Williams
Faneuil Hall
Carlisle Denies Issuing Direct Coining Order
Secretary Carlisle denied issuing any order to coin silver bullion in the Treasury. He said mints were told to prepare ingots and stamps only if deemed advisable, noting it would take weeks to prepare and years to coin all bullion. He warned against laws forcing immediate full coinage and urged Treasury discretion while seigniorage could reach about $12 million yearly.
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New York
Carlisle
Treasury
Episcopalians Meet at Free Church Association Session
The Free Church Association Massachusetts branch met at Diocesan House on Joy Street. Rev. George J. Prescott opened the 3:30 session. The secretary noted 134 free sittings among 192 Massachusetts worship places and tributes to late Rev. George C. Shattuck. Treasures reported 470.32 balance after year expenses and 50 in subscriptions. Elected officers: Prescott president Winslow secretary French treasurer. directors listed.
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Free Church Association
Massachusetts
Diocesan House
Joy Street
George J. Prescott
Church of the Good Shepherd
William C. Winslow
George C. Shattuck
Free and Open Church Association
Christ Church
Joseph Burnett
W. C. Winslow
J. D. W. French
R. H. Howe
S. A. Shearman
W. B. Frisby
Edward Abbott
A. J. C. Sowden
C. J. Saunders
George C. Tatts
Robert H. Gardner
Thomas Mair
French Cabinet Proposes Confidence Vote and Reforms
A senior cabinet member says the government will seek a vote of confidence at the Chamber's reopening and push major bills. Proposals include relief for agriculture, a government agricultural loan and bank, and clear rights for labor unions. The plan avoids constitutional revision, church state separation, and income tax. The cabinet is united and expects a strong Republican majority.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Benjamin Harrison
Greenhalge
Paris
Brazilian agents plot to sink El Cid with tug rams
New York reports that agents of Admiral Mello aim to obtain two stout tugs from Moran Towing to ram and sink the steamer El Cid after it travels beyond Sandy Hook. The R. C. West and P. H. Wise are eyed. negotiations appeared largely agreed ten days ago.
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New York
Admiral Mello
Moran Towing Company
el Cid
Sandy Hook
Mello
R. C. West
Philadelphia
Boston
P. H. Wise
West
Morans
Brazil
English Soldier Publishes Personal Health Recovery Letter
Lawrence businessman John Mather recounts back pain and rheumatism relief after using Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. He credits renewed strength, steadier hands, and full recovery to the medicine and urges others to seek it, noting free consultation at 34 Temple Place, Boston.
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America
Lawrence
Broadway
John Mather
Greene
Temple , Place
Boston
Mass
Practical jokers recruit for fake navy in North End
Charley Ballem’s practical joke drew crowds as recruits lined up at the enlistment office on Commercial Street. Sailor Bill Lanner kept up the ruse until Captain Cain intervened. Officers warned no new signings before tomorrow. Ballem’s network staged stunts including a lobster car bail-out, a mock clambake, and a staged corpse caper at the wharf.
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Charley Ballum
North End
Commercial Street
J. C. Lanner
Sailor Bill
Captain Cain
Ballem
San Francisco
Nantasket
Erin
Orangemen’s Society
Charlie Ballem
Watertown
Charles
Baliem
Rio
Salutation Street
Iran
Worcester
Actresses organize for Carney Hospital festival work
Thorndike Hotel hosts a meeting of women from Pauline Hall and Black Crook companies to plan charity efforts for Carney Hospital. Notables include Lida Dexter as Fairy Queen Stalacta and Ethel Ormond, with committees formed to receive participants at the Armory and a November 8 9 appearance at the Shakspere booth as flower and shop girls.
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Thorndike
Carney Hospital
McKenzie
Pauline Hall Opera Company
A. C. Deltwyh
Black Crook” Company
Venus
John T. McNary
Stalacta
Lida Dexter
Sadie McDonald
Ethel Ormond
Christie Sitts
Miss van Doren
Armory Building
Boston
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