Priest McGrady defiantly fronts Bishop Maes over socialism
Rev. Thomas McGrady of Bellevue Kentucky, excommunicatory dispute with Bishop Maes unfolds as he resigns from the church. McGrady defends eight propositions on socialism and insists on his conscience, while the bishop demands retractions and future conduct. The dispute centers on imprimatur and parish duties, with McGrady planning further public appearances to debate the issues.
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Fight at Dance Ends Festivities in Richmond Ward
At Wuebblers Hall Richmond and Freeman avenue early yesterday, John Anderson 22 a laborer from West Ninth street got drunk and disorderly. A crowd formed as Private Policeman Kramer struggled to eject him. Officer Spuriock intervened during the melee and Anderson struck him. Anderson was hospitalized and jailed at the Fourth District on drunkenness charges.
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Freeman Avenue
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Cardinal Gib bons Defends Friars in Philippines
Cardinal Gib bons, in his final cathedral sermon, defends friars in the Philippine Islands amid recent criticism. He urges patience as an investigation seeks to determine the character of the friars and their sisters, while praising charitable and religious work in the city and noting parochial schools and Catholic colleges save about $1,000,000 annually.
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Filipino Bishop Aglipay Says He Will Run Own Church
Bishop Gregorio Aglipay of the National Filipino Church informs Cincinnati headquarters of the American Federation of Catholic Societies that he and his followers have dropped Rome and will conduct their own church. He notes low Protestant conversion among 8,000,000 Catholics in the islands and cites a Filipino led Catholic Church movement toward independence from the Pope of Rome.
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Cincinnati
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Mascagni Flees New York in Fear of Midnight Service
Pietro Mascagni, after conducting a Herald Square concert, fled to Jersey fearing a Sunday civil process. Police escorted him back to the theater as thousands of musicians, armed with sacks and hats, marched past guards while managers and police secured payments and receipts for the performances.
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New York
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Herald Square Theater
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Mascagni
Agni
Manenbes
Cleveland Mayor Tom L Johnson visits Cincinnati in pursuit of Bernard Neked
Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland arrived in Cincinnati from Kentucky at 7 PM spending about two hours. He confirmed Bernard Neked and the Johnson-Bigelow group were stopped on Saturday and expressed plans to renew the fight. He dined at the St. Nicholas and met Rev. Herbert Seely Bigelow’s church attendees before delaying the 9 PM Big Four train to Cleveland.
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Surrattsville
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Payne
Surratt
Election of St Aloysius Orphan Society Officers
The annual election across German Catholic parishes reported results to judges at St Marys Hall Thirteenth Street. Elected officials include President John B Lucas Vice President John Schulte First Secretary George B Schrand Second Secretary John E Lidemeyer Third Secretary Joseph A Janssen Treasurer Frank Schroeder Second Treasurer F H Uchtmann Trustees John B Moening B Bunke Joseph H Wolf Banner Carriers Lorenz Beck Herman Brinkmann Banner Guards F Beesten J H Stuerwold B HM Rickers William Tallen.
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St. Mary’s Hall
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John B. Lucas
St. George's Parish
Corryville
John Schulte
George B. Schrand
Senate set to debate statehood bill for territories
The Senate will take up the statehood bill next Wednesday with a substitute report from the Territories committee likely to be debated. Senator Beveridge will lead, supported by committee members, as testimony from the subcommittee is reviewed. The discussion will examine New Mexico and Arizona claims and how territorial populations affect business conditions. Immigration measure and executive business will fill parts of the week, with a likely adjournment from Thursday to Monday.
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Butler Unseated Is Returned to Congress
Washington December 7 The House plans mainly to tackle the London dock charge bill and the Wagner versus Butler contest from Missouri's Twelfth District. Butler, previously unseated, won re election and faces a contest that may extend for months. The committee proposes shortening the pretrial period to forty days and the chamber will adjourn after paying respects to the late Speaker Reed.
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New York
Gang of Rowdies Brought to Grief Near Lafayette
Five liquor influenced men, Rey Woeptes Alien Grayen Homer Armstrong and William Heehan aged 20 to 27 plus an unknown companion terrorized a farming community half a mile north of Lafayette Indiana firing at horses and cattle then turned on farmers. They were captured by a quick organized group of farmers and handed to police for charges to be filed Monday.
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Lafayette
Ind
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Alien Grayen
Homer Armstrong
Wilhiam @heehan
Wen
Monay
Grove's Black Root Liver Pills Claim Safe Calomel Free Cure
Classified blurb touts Grove's Black Root Liver Pills as free from calomel and fear of side effects. It claims active principal derived from calomel and asserts relief from griping and sick stomach, promising a cure for chronic constipation at 2 cents.
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Conspiracy Memoir of Samuel Arnold on Lincoln Abduction Plot
Samuel Arnold recounts his involvement with John Wilkes Booth and others in the 1864 65 plan to abduct President Lincoln. He details meetings at Baltimore and Washington scenes, roles assigned, the aborted scheme, and his subsequent desertion from the conspiracy. He notes arrest at Old Point Comfort and final dismissal of further actions.
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Wharton
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National Hotel
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Civic Federation Annual Meeting Under Way in New York
The Civic Federation holds its annual meeting in New York with leaders from labor and industry expected to attend. Prominent figures include Sir Alfred, Senator M A, Grover Cleveland Bishop, and presidents of major associations such as Santa Fe Railway and clothing manufacturers.
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