Historic Catholic Rite in St. Paul Elevates Six Bishops
Archbishop Ireland consecrates six bishops in St. Paul Minnesota the largest Catholic ceremony in modern times marking a major growth milestone. The service occurred at St Pauls Seminary near the site linked to Father Louis Mennepin 250 years ago as new world Catholicism expands across the region. The new bishops are James O Rollin John J Lawler Patrick K R Heffron Timothy Corbett Vincent Wehrle and Joseph F Busch.
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New World
Archishop Ireland
St. Paul
Minn
America
Sis
St Paul's
Louis Mennepin
Mississippi
Falls of St Anthony
James O Rollin
Minneapois
Fargo
N. BD
John J. Lawler
Archdiocese of
Patrick KR. Heffron
St. Paul's Seminary
Thief Steals $32 024 From Pennsylvanian Depot
Three packages containing 32024 dollars were stolen from the Oi City Pennsylvania depot while station agent John J. Troby loaded baggage onto a Buffalo bound train. Detectives suspect an inside job as the money was wrapped, unsecured, and placed behind a depot rack. The money had been consigned to the treasurer in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
Oi City
John. J. Troby
Adams-Express Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
OH City
Adams Express Company
Truby
Peninsylvania
Denver Signs Cranston to Halt Losing Streak
Denver Western league team nears a deal with Kansas City American Association Second Baseman Cranston to take over second base from Thompson. President McGill spearheads negotiations to strengthen the roster.
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Denver
McGill
Cranston
Kansas City American
Thompson
Judge Jenkins Confirmed as U S District Judge
The senate on Thursday confirmed former Wisconsin congressman John J. Jenkins for the United States district judgeship of the district of Porto Rico.
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Senate
John J. Jenkins
Wisconsin
United States
District of Porto Rico
Five Die in Hamilton Powder Works Explosion
Five men were killed Thursday in an explosion at the Hamilton powder works, located four miles from Nanaimo in British Columbia. The disaster，也 engulfed the site, with authorities examining the cause and recovering remains.
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Hamilton
Nanaimo
B. C
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Thursday’s Broux Cltyve market quotes list top beefen at 7.60 and top howe at 9.46, reflecting livestock pricing in Sioux City. The brief item records the day’s oddities with limited readable figures and no further context.
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Sioux City
Broux Cltyve
Top Beeven
Top Howe
Higgins Returns After Release Hiccup
Pitcher Higgins who was recently signed to the Denver Western league club by the St. Louis Nationals has been returned to the latter club because of a hitch in the conditions of release.
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Higgins
Denver
St. Louis Nationals
Naval Commodore Nicola Dies in Richmond
John Augustine Nicola 51 former U S Navy commodore and Boston native died Thursday morning in Richmond Virginia.
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John Augustine Nicola
United States Navy
Boston
Richmond
Comets Visit Over as Earth Escapes Untouched
The article reports the Earth passing through a comet’s tail with no harm or suffocation from cyanogen presence. Observers note sunspots and solar disturbances were likely coincidental, and the comet’s tail spanned about 1,000,000 miles as Earth moved past between 10 and 11 p.m. Wednesday.
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Western Observatorien
St. Louis
San Jose
Cat
Chicago
Vallejo
Cal
Portland
Ire
Willams Bay
Wis
Yorken
Feud Enemies Fire On Gopher Gang Member
George J. Gallagher known as Newburgh George was shot four times in a gang feud on Tenth Avenue about a month ago and yesterday was brought to a New York hospital with two stomach wounds. Police suspect the attack stems from gang rivalry within the Gophers.
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Gopher
New York
George J. Gallagher
Newburgh
Gophers
Gallagher
Tenth Avenue
Train Strikes Cow Near DeWitt Injures Several
Wrathush fast passenger train No. 12 eastbound drawn by two engines struck a cow on a curve five miles west of DeWitt Missouri at 4 o clock Wednesday afternoon. One man was fatally injured and three more seriously hurt in the wreck. A score of passengers suffered slight injuries. Engineer Thomas Pavis was badly scalded and expected to die. Engineers Chas Greecy and Fireman George Blaine and G. W. Penick sustained dangerous injuries.
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Wrathush
DeWitt
Thomas Pavis
Chas. Greecy
George Blaine
G. W. Penick
Methodist bishops chosen at southern church conference
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South elected bishops on the sixth ballot. Rev W Th Lambuth of Tennessee Rev B D Monton and Rev S G Waterhouse of Virginia were chosen, and Rev J H McCoy of Birmingham Alabama was elected as the seventh bishop filling the college of bishops, announced after the conference opened in Asheville North Carolina.
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W. Th. Lambuth
Tennesse
B.D. Monton
G. Waterhouse
Virinia
Methodial Episcopal Church South
Asheville
N. C
Tuvedey
J. H. McCoy
Birmingham
Ala
College of the Olehops
Riot in Valencia Ends in Death and Arrests
In Valencia Spain a clash between republicans and gendarmes during a demonstration for the arrival of Republican deputy Benor Beruriano led to an officer being stabbed and killed. Dozens were wounded and fifty people were arrested before authorities restored order with manifestants seeking refuge at the Republican club.
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Valencia
Spain
Benor Beruriano
Manifestania
Republican Club
Attorney Held on Embezzlement Charge
South Bend lawyer G. A. Phillips arrested for embezzlement after allegedly collecting 600 dollars and not delivering it to a client.
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G. A. Phillips
South Bend
Ind
Steel Strike Ends at Methichem Steel Works
The Methichem Px steel plant strike, active since February 4, was officially declared ended on Wednesday, marking a settlement of labor actions at the works.
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Methichem
Scores Dead in Battery Explosion at Clinton Plant
A catastrophic blast tore through the American Sheet and Tilt Plane Company's Clinton plant on Tuesday afternoon. About 100 workers were present. 13 killed and many injured beyond recovery as bodies, clothing and debris scattered across streets and yards. Rescue teams battled fire while families searched hospitals and residences for missing loved ones.
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Merlone
American Sheet and Tilt Plane Company
Clinton
Arras
Lye
Horpitala
Woman Slayer Captured Near Chippewa Falls
Mrs J A Sutherland accused of murdering her husband after a Saturday night shooting fled into woods and was found Tuesday a mile and a half north of Chippewa Falls. She says Sunderland beat her, and she shot him during a quarrel.
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Mer
Mra. J. A. Sutherland
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Sunderland
Bunderland
Ryerson Feared To Have Committed Suicidal Jump
John A. Ryerson Chicago businessman and noted tennis figure leaped from the thirteenth floor of the Chamber of Commerce building Monday night and died instantly. Relatives cite possible financial difficulties as the cause. His wife Violet Stone Ryerson, daughter of Rev John Stone, a St James Episcopal rector, is devastated. Ryerson had achieved fame in American tennis, reportedly Western champion in 1890 and 1892.
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John A. Ryerson
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Violet Stone
Rov Jn. Stone
St. James Episcopal Church
Mr. Ryerson
Charles the chimpanzee dies in car due to heat
Charles I a famous educated chimpanzee valued at 65000 dollars died in a Seattle to Denver trip. The animal suffocated in a car after heat from a steam radiator proved fatal. The chimpanzee had been exhibited worldwide and was found dead when the car was opened in the morning.
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Charles
Seattle
Den
Charles J
Amoked
Tragic Deaths Gloom Idaho Tool Box Case
Bodies of two children Agnes and Wil lie Sehler found in a locked tool box inside a wood shed at their home in Routh Posse Idaho. Existence of suffocation presumed after night search. Parents named Marty Schier are involved as residents of the home.
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Routh Posse
Idaho
Agnes
Willie Sehler
Marty Schier
Laatch
Welf
Fatal Shooting at Monte Carlo House in Seattle
Wallace A. Fitterell of Seattle walked into the Monte Carlo gambling house and fatally shot proprietor Joseph Bonner. The 25 year old attacker discharged a weapon and fled the scene, prompting police to investigate the assassination at the establishment.
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Wallace A. Fitterell
Seattle, Walsh
Joseph Bonner
Feared comet theory linked to Wade Cowan death in Alabama
Local report links Wade Cowan of Denton Alabama to self harm amid speculation that Halley's comet would cause fires. Community worries and official notes describe the distressing narrative surrounding his death.
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Halley
Wade Cowan
Deentar
Ala
Missing Heir Sought for $250000 Prize in Evansville Case
A search in Evansville Indiana seeks George PF Kimberly or George J Brown, missing for about ten years from Auburn Nebraska. A relative recently admitted leaving Brown and the $250000 inheritance at stake.
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Hawk
Evansville
Ind
George PF. Kimberly
George J. Brown
Auburn
Reform School Fever Death at India Dose Reform
A first fatality from ephold fever occurred at the India Dose Reform facility on Tuesday. Officials report the victim was a resident patient. authorities are investigating the outbreak details and preventive measures.
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Ephold
India
Coury Attacked at River by Pool Hall Employee
A pool hall employee named Rish attacked Coury over a riverbank after fishing. Rish allegedly struck with a pole and pushed Coury under water, later leaving him to struggle ashore with help from a fishline and pole. Coury was injured but survived. Rish’s motive remains unknown.
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Slek Coury
Fierie
Will Dam
Owe
Affternoon
Coufey
Ife
Nick
Rome
Rish
Tileh
Bish
Rick
Coury
Syrinne
Fish
Pollén
Geo. Goff
Wife Reconciles After Custody Case In Grand Island
Sheriff James Tunkel returns from Denver with Rosa Wilcox and Patel Jes son from Cafra on custody issues. Jessen and Mrs Wilcox were arrested but reconciliation averred with Jessen to depart the country and pay costs while Wilcox establishes a new Grand Island business.
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Groot Val
Denver
Mra
Roan Wilcot
Patel Jesson
Cafra
Str
Wilcox
Wilcox le
Joven
Hin
Cairs
Nee
Forest fires threaten towns across Wisconsin Michigan region
A wide brush fire outbreak across northeastern Minnesota and nearby Wisconsin and Michigan areas endangers farms, villages, and timber. Wind shifts aided Alston and L Anse efforts while crews battle fires from Ontonagon to Torch Lake, with thousands of dollars in damage and many residences evacuated.
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Grand Maraie
Minn
Duluth
Grand Marata Fe
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Houghton
Mich
Aluton
L'Ange
Baraga County
L'Anse
Ontonagon
Keweenaw
Allouez
Ahmeek
Gnuy
Laurium
Torch Lake
Washburn
Wis
Mosinee
Marathon County
Consolidation Approved for Highland Nobles and American Order
State Auditor Barton approves a plan to fuse the Highland Nobles of Waterloo Indiana and the American Order of Lincoln. Two thirds of members in both lodges must vote yes. A protest from Cheyenne Wyoming warns of headquarters change and growth concerns. The consolidated order would be named American Nobles with a five to seven member board of supreme trustees.
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Highland Nobles
Waterloo
Lisa
Consolidated Order
Missouri River
American Order of Protection
Grand Army Mien at Pairbury for State Veterans Session
About 1,200 delegates arrived for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Fairbury with 6 am bugle opening. Martial music by the National Association of Civil War Veterans and Hebron band concerts filled the day as city businesses and homes wore national colors. An Italian innkeeper, Tirelle, was badly injured near Edgar when a public safety item discharged during a hunt, and is hospitalized with severe head injuries.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Fairbury
Court House
National Association of Civil War Veterans
Hebron
Tirelle
The
Burlington
Hunt
Edgar
Insane Man Wanders Off After Escape at Stanton
An adjudged insane man named Jonn Heybrook escaped custody at Stanton and wandered away. Searches were conducted but no trace of him has been found and authorities fear he may harm himself.
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Jonn Heybrook
Stanton
Drakeman Suffer Toe Injury on Milwaukee Railroad Yard
Drakeman on the Milwaukee railroad had three toes crushed with a switching crew in the Orofton yards. Doctors expect amputation may not be required now.
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W. Barge
Milwaukee Railroad
Orofton
Tita
Arrest Report Lists OG White in Beatrion Town
A Crom provides the name OG White who was arrested in Beatrion on charges tied to short-wearing and targeting a number of merchants in the town.
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OG. White
Beatrion Chared
Wilson Arrest Sparks Break Bow At Chiropractic Case
C H Wilson, a self styled adjuster of the ochropractic school, was arrested in Broken Bow on a complaint by the county attorney accusing him of practicing medicine. He began operations months ago, handling many cases daily and denying any medical practice.
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Broken Bow
C. H. Wilson
Wilson
Broken Tow
Child Bitten by Rattler in Field Near Johnson
Mr and Mrs L J Bright farmers near Johnson took their five year old Vern to the field. The child wandered off and was bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake. The father applied first aid and sucked the venom from the wound before the doctor arrived. The child cried that a lone mouse had bitten her, but the snake’s marks were clear.
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L. J. Bright
Johnson
Vern
Tagk
NOW WAVE TWELVE SALOONS IN NEBRASKA CITY
At a special city council meeting in Nebraska City on Thursday evening a saloon license was granted to J. W. Shackelton of Mentrice for a room adjoining the Watson hotel. This makes the twelfth license issued. W. Schneider withdrew his license application after remonstrances. Remonstrances were filed against four applicants and one license was refused after a hearing. Three others withdrew their money and bonds, while others propose to apply. if granted, Nebraska City will have fifteen saloons for the coming year.
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Nebraska City
J. W. Shackelton
Mentrice
Watson Hotel
Hetlae
W. Schneider
Hotien
Denton man charged with drunk and disorderly conduct
James Catlin of Dentree faced a police court hearing after a night officer filed charges on a complaint from his children alleging he beat his wife. Catlin was fined £26 for the disorderly conduct offense.
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Chilires
James Catlin
Dentree
Catlin
Tle Wee Talen i c
bin Children
Village Board Overrules Remonstrance on Milton License
Barneton village board overruled remonstrance by Charles Churda and denied Milton license applications for B I Thomas and John Wolken to the two fen.
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Barneton
Charles Churda
B. I. Thomas
John Wolken
Milton Ieensea
Fen
Eighteen to graduate from Tecuremich High School
Eighteen students will graduate this year with the graduation exercise set at the Saltheater on Thursday evening May 25.
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Tecurmech Hich
Salthheater
Thurar
Rail bill passes House amid partisan divide
The measure clears the House 200 to 126 with all Republicans voting yes. A motion to recommit to strike the commerce court failed 117 to 176, and a merger section replacement was rejected 160 to 169. Fourteen Democrats joined the majority.
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Administration
House
Adamson
Georgia
Mann
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ita
Weather Bureau Chief Edward Garriott Dies at 67
Edward B Garriott longtime chief forecaster for the United States Weather Bureau died at his Washington DC home from acute indigestion at age 67 He served over thirty years in government weather work and headed forecasting for fifteen years He was born in Lockland Ohio and graduated from Washington University in 1870 He is survived by his wife and a daughter
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United States Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Weather Bureau
Natonal Geographic Society
American Association For the Advancement of Bolenco
Academy of Bolencus
Lockland
Ohio
Washington University
Davteliver
Week in Congress Highlights Senate Debates and Rail Bill Moves
The Senate debates Ballinger related controversy and the Dixon long and short haul rail provision while planning Friday votes on amendments. Senate action includes lighthouse bill passage and Borah defense of executive land withdrawal theory. House shows tariff defense and military home conditions. civil bill discussed.
Senate defeats bid to strike out commerce court provisions
In the Senate on Monday an amendment by Senator Cumming to strike out sections establishing a commerce court was defeated 28 to 37. Other amendments were offered but all fell. The House, on unanimous consent and suspension day, opened many bills and passed a Senate bill creating a parole system for federal prisoners serving more than one year after one third of their terms. A Henry of Texas measure to move inauguration from March 4 to the fourth Thursday in April failed by one vote. A constitutional amendment vote to submit the change to states fell short by two thirds.
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Clapp
Smoot
Nixon
House
Payne
New York
Cox
Ohio
Cumming
Ao Commerce Court
Thies
United States
Henry
Texas
Inez
Union
Senate Strikes Extra Pay for Commerce Court Members
The Senate on Tuesday struck out a provision in the railroad bill that would grant an extra 3000 dollars a year to members of the proposed court of commerce, leaving circuit judges’ allowances unchanged. The session largely debated the Cummins amendment attempting to make the Interstate Commerce Commission the defendant in cases arising from its orders. No action was taken on that proposal. Debate on the sundry civil bill featured speeches by Campbell of Kansas criticizing tariff revisions, Underwood of Alabama criticizing the President and House Republicans over corporate tax facts, Kelfer of Ohio advocating a Panama Canal neutrality accord, Barnhart of Indiana attacking machine politics, and Sisson supporting a ban on gambling in option futures.
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Court of Commerce
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Campbell
Kansas
Underwood
Alabama
House
Kelfer
Ohio
Panama Canal
Barnhart
Indiana
Parmuler
Sisson
Four Thousand Five Hundred Steel Workers Strike at McKees Rocks
Benton McMillin declares candidacy for U S Senate from Tennessee at Nashville with a June 4 Democratic primary deadline to succeed James N. Griggs. The Pressed Steel Car Company strike involves 4500 employees estimated to need 60 000 train cars to move the last corn crop.
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McKees Rocks
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
Nashville
United States Senate
James Gbrae
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