Inauguration of Roisin Catholic University Stone Layed
Washington city May 24. The cornerstone of the Roisin Catholic university, two miles north of the city, was laid amid heavy rain. Cardinal Gibbons presided with President Clavel and many dignitaries including cabinet members and bishops. Miss Mary G Caldwell was honored for founding the university with a $300,000 contribution. The ceremony featured a gold medal from Pope Leo XIII and a pledge of papal blessing. The event aimed to establish the greatest seat of religious learning in the western hemisphere.
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Important Fence Decision Sustained in Government Land Case
In a notable decision, Judge Sandy of the second judicial district ruled for the defendant Douglas Willan Sartoris Horsez Company who fenced in government land within Union Pacific limits after acquiring title to alternate sections. The United States Attorney had secured an injunction and suit followed, marking a significant ruling for ranchers near the twenty mile limit. Ex Governor Baxter and ex Delegate Post are cited amid fencing controversy.
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The Peril of the Veto Power in U S Government
A debate in Washington on May 25 centers the veto power of the president and calls for a single majority to override a veto. Stewart of Nevada argues the executive oversteps Congress, citing Cleveland’s administration, with warnings of a drift to imperial executive influence and a need for constitutional reform.
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Cleveland visitors tour City with Mr Childs entourage
Mrs. Cleveland and companions including Rev Wood and Mrs Wood of Gosmantown visited Philadelphia's Academy of Music and toured Mr George W Childs private offices. They viewed a collection of ornaments and watches, discussed historical items, and were hosted at Childs's Belleview and other venues before returning by train to Gosmantown. The event drew a crowd including Mayor Kosungarton and several prominent physicians and society figures.
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Royal wedding in Hex to Henry heir to Emperor Frederick
The text describes a royal wedding ceremony in Hex to Henry son of Emperor Frederick. Attending the crown princess and other royals, the couple shared a kiss and were bid farewell by the emperor who showed visible emotion. The bride wore a diamond dress and apottery tiara. the event followed by receptions in Darmstadt.
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Victory for base ball injures Sunday play in Omaha
A Nebraska injunction fight over Sunday base ball ended with Judge Wakeley refusing the injunction. Evangelical alliance and others backed a challenge, claiming public nuisance and citizen rights. Crowds of 4000 to 7000 attended games at the ball grounds as the case drew wide attention.
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