Archbishop Hennessy of Dubuque Dies at 74
Dusveur Iowa March Most Rev John Hennessy first archbishop of Dubuque died Sunday afternoon aged 74 after strokes in February and Friday night Funeral set for Thursday at 10 Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia to preside and administer the diocese Candidates for successor named include Archbishop Kaine Bishop Lenahan and Mgr Ryan Hennessy famed orator and educator helped found a major seminary and expanded Catholic parochial schools from a small town church to a quarter million parishioners born in Limerick Ireland in 1825 arrived in America in 1847 and was ordained in 1850 continuing service in Carondelet St Louis and St Joseph Missouri before his 1860 appointment as bishop of Dubuque
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Editors on Paper Trust Debate Sparks Convention Row
At the National Editorial convention in New Orleans on March 3 a heated session followed a speech by Fes Thomas M. Patterson of the Rocky Mountain News exposing a paper trust. Patterson linked tariffs to control of white paper by a few manufacturers. J F Lanning of the Legal News challenged his claim that wood pulp enjoys tariff protection, prompting denouncements and an adjournment as delegates clashed. T G Daniel and Owing Herbert delivered papers earlier in the session.
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Mother’s Dream and a Cure for Weakness
A newspaper ad extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claiming it strengthens weak bodies and minds in mothers to give children healthy futures. A Wisconsin reader from Dunn County praises the remedy for restoring health after years of illness and womb trouble.
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Mafeking Relief Hoped As Kimberley Force Advances
London dispatches report a strong British column advancing from Kimberley to raise the siege of Mafeking. The Kimberley Light Horse, under De Beers control, joins forces with Lord Roberts orbiting Rhodes and Kekewich amid tensions. Boer activity rises in Cape Colony as martial law spreads and Australian bushmen may be deployed to pursue guerrilla bands in the Transvaal.
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Churchill Tells How Dundonald Pushed His Way to Ladysmith
From Colenso Camp on March 1 Major Goughs regiment pushed through ridges to Ladysmith with two squadrons of the Imperial Light Horse and Carbineers. Crowds cheered the slender weary soldiers as they entered the town in triumph amid a mood of patriotic excitement.
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Campaign updates from the Boer War report clear districts and famished garrisons
General Buller reports greater than expected Boer defeat and district clearances from Lapysmiri to Ladysmith. Canadians head to the front as loyalists face riots and authorities announce martial law in Prieska Kenhardt Bellstown and Barkley West amid Cronje’s surrender and prisoner movements.
British force marches north toward Vaal at Fourteen Streams
A strong British force including the Kimberley light horse moves north from Kimberley. The expected crossing of the Vaal river will be disputed at Fourteen Streams, where the railway bridge has been wrecked.
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READY TO MEET THE YAQUIS TROOPS ORDERED TO BLOCK BORDER
Rumors say Yaqui Indians head for the international line and General Merriam orders Fort Huachuca troops in readiness to repel crossings into the United States. Secretary Root remains at Port Tampa inspecting Egmont Key fortifications as the Sedgwick transport has not arrived. Steamship lines consolidate as Bernard H. Baker confirms Leybold and Atlantic Transport merger plans.
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Filipinos Ambush Cavalry Near San Fernando
Manila reports a unit of the Third cavalry escorting a provision train was attacked by about 100 insurgents seven miles from San Fernando de la Union. One American died, four horses and supplies were captured, and the area was found to contain entrenched forces estimated at 800.
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Colonel Anderson Uses Insurgent Tactics To Ambush Enemies
Mania March 8 Colonel Anderson with the Thirty-eighth Infantry employed insurgents tactics to ambush a passing insurgent detachment near Batan gas. Americans fired on the enemy killing 24 and wounding 80 while capturing several along a tree lined road. Arms and ammunition were seized and the blow unsettled the insurgents in the area. Berlin March 6 Washington cables report meat bill assurances from Germany. US envoy White cannot confirm but expects such assurances.
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Thirty Thousand Dollars in Clark Case Returned to Montana Treasur
The $30,000 used by Whiteside in the Clark case before the Montana legislature was brought to Washington for identification and possible use by the senate elections committee. With the fund no longer usable, it was turned over to Montana State Treasurer Collins. It will be held for five years, then possibly credited to the state school fund if unclaimed. Congressman Campbell testified throughout the day with cross examination by Faulknar.
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FITZ AND SHARKEY SIGN FOR 25 ROUND BOUT
Tom Sharkey and Bob Fitzsimmons signed articles for a 25 round match before the club offering the largest purse in early August. Marquis of Queensberry rules will apply. Each side deposits 5000 dollars forfeit. Bids to be opened March 19 in New York.
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On Trial for Goebel Death In Kentucky
The examinations of Harland Whitaker of Butler County and Leon Jones of Whiteley County begin today in the Goebel assassination case. Jones may get bail without witness testimony. Whitaker faces no bail and will remain for the April grand jury.
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Ely's Cream Balm Offers Quick Nasal Catarrh Relief
Nasal catarrh quickly yields to treatment by Ely's Cream Balm. The preparation cleanses and heals the nasal surface as it diffuses. The 50 cent size is sold by druggists, or by mail for 10 cents. A liquid form with spraying tube is available for 75 cents.
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