Arrest and fallout over Bishop Bonacum case shocks Catholics
The arrest of Right Rev. Thomas Bonacum in Lincoln parish inspires wide public anger and clashes among clergy and laity. Father Corbett accuses Rome of persecution and vows to stop the bishop’s actions, while a preliminary hearing is set for February 6.
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St. Louis
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Conference of Foreign Naval Commanders Holds No Change in Policy
Montevideo dispatch reports Rio de Janeiro say the conference of foreign naval commanders in the bay resolved to keep the prior stance toward the helmts. The San Francisco meeting between Peixoto's Secretary and Admiral Saldanha da Gama did not suspend hostilities.
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Slusher Seeks Bigger Fight After Victory
Lawsville boxer Charles Slusher who defeated Vokes vows to fight anyone at about 180 pounds. He says his backers will put up 5000 dollars against any challenger and calls out Jack Mc Auliffe Austin Gibbons Andy Bowen and Billy Meyers, especially Meyers.
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Jack McAuliffe
Austin Gibbons
Andy Bowen
Billy Meyers
Colorado Man Chosen To Lead Columbian Museum
Fred J. W. Skiff, former chief of the department of mines at the World’s Fair, is selected as permanent director in chief of the Columbian museum in Chicago. He will be paid $6,000 annually and previously served as a World's fair commissioner from Colorado.
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Fred J. W. Skiff
Department of Mines and Mining
Columbian Museum
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Colo-rado
Burglars Sift Dorchester Hardware Store Stolen Goods
Burglars entered the C. F. Thomas hardware store in Dorchester Nebraska on January 31. They bored through the back door and took seven guns ten revolvers a keg of powder razors pocket knives cartridges and related items totaling about 250 dollars. Local authorities investigate for suspects and recovery.
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Neb
C. F. Thomas
Ex-Governor Glick Receives 3.2 Million Treasury Draft
Ex Governor Glick, U S pension agent, received from the treasury department a draft of 3 200 000 for February payment. The funds on hand for this payment total 627 000 and payments begin on the 5th.
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United States Pension Agent
Treasury Department
Tragic Shooting Suicide Ends Affection in Tirrin
Young man Sharp fatally shots Miss Kittie Kiess then shoots himself in Tirrin on January 31. Authorities report Sharp, who loved Miss Kiess, had his advances rejected due to his bad habits.
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Tirrin
Kittie Kiess
Miss Kless
Drowned While Cutting Ice in Nebraska River
Norra Bexp Nebraska January 31 Calver Choate a young married man slipped while cutting ice and was carried under the river ice. The body has not been recovered.
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Calver Choate
Governor grants reprieve for Phillip Martin
Jefferson City Missouri January 31 Governor Stone granted a reprieve from February 5 to March 2 in the case of Phillip Martin under sentence of death at Kansas City for murder.
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Kansas City
Saloons Fall From Business Amid Economic Woes
Chicago reports indicate about 1 000 saloons have closed in three months amid rising costs and market pressure. The News notes a sharp decline in tavern activity and related service industries as the urban economy softens.
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Senate tariff and Hawaiian questions dominate week
Washington dispatches describe ongoing tariff debates with amendments to coal iron and sugar schedules rejected. Hawaiian annexation and bond issue disputes surface, with senators split on expansion plans and legal challenges against Carlisle bonds. Obituary notes Mrs Louis Ullrich of Chicago, a longtime tobacco merchant, passing at 58.
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Short News Items From Across The Nation
Pittsburg dedicates a model 25000 dollar school building. Congressman Oates plans to run for Alabama governor. Davenport Indiana forms a firm to import tea and spices from Ceylon. Ottumwa Iowa grand jury adjourns without indictments against mob leaders. Mason City Indiana brakeman Frank Hastings killed by fall from a car. Ossian Indiana surgeon Dr. Austin Pegg dies in brain fever while indicted. Valparaiso Indiana man Herman Bolst found weak after four days without food. Jackson Tennessee Captain Gaston acquitted of murder in self defense. Atlanta Georgia Bob Ramsey shoots Dan W Deck over a livery horse dispute. Ramsey intoxicated. Dun Kirk Indiana temperance evangelist Francis Murphy closes two week meeting. pledge signed by thousand. Valparaiso Indiana Mrs Pamelia E Biggart dies aged 76 from home fire fright. War Saw Indiana Smith Elder loses arm on band saw. death expected. Mason City Illinois Frank Huntsinger oldest watchman killed after being knocked from a car. Ponca Oklahoma Mrs David Reynolds dies from suspected poisoned spring water. Cherokee Strip settler Robert Gilliland tied to floor and robbed. Dalton gang suspected. Stanlines Michigan W A Carp aeronaut pleads guilty to antecoin and awaits Grand Rapids trial with 1090 bail.
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Missing city agent leaves financial vacancy in Chicago line
A. P. Rohan, city agent of the Chicago Great Western road, is missing from Carcano. It is said a financial vacancy he left behind will require $2,800 to fill.
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A. P. Rohan
Chicago Great Western Road
Antiscalper Law Declared Unconstitutional
The renowned antiticket scalping law was declared unconstitutional by Judge Willis in a January 31 ruling, marking a pivotal decision against anti scalping legislation.
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Tuer Willis
Montana District Court terms fixed for 1891 schedule
Regular terms of the District Court, Fifth Judicial District, State of Montana, are set for Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties in 1891. Dates specify which Mondays the sessions open at 10 o clock a m with four sessions held yearly in each county.
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Trostas
Dillon National Bank Special Meeting Notice
Notice of a special meeting of stockholders at the bank parlors in Dillon Montana on Tuesday January 23 at 2 p m to elect the board of directors. By order of the board Rh J Moone cashier Dillon Mont December 24 1809.
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