Restoration of Father McGlynn and Boston court ruling
The report notes the restoration of Father McGlynn to his priestly functions with authority to serve any parish. It covers the decision by Mgr Satolli at Catholic University in Washington, and mentions Archbishop Corrigan of New York must settle the return to St Stephen's. Also included are brief items on Davitt losing his Commons seat and related political and legal developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father McGlynn
Stephen’s Church
New York
Magi
Sutoki
Catholic University
Washington
Morris Powers
Boston
Michael Davitt
Davitt
O’ Brien
Dublin
McClaughry
Chicago
Stirikers
South Seas
Kanuka
Constanting
New
Hebrides
M. Fusnin
Constantine
Maria
Port Kuinakus
New York Wholesale Liquor Dealers' Association
Whisky Trust
Anson Brunson
Poison Plot and Tragedies Haunt Nation News
Charles Ryder farm hand admits guilt in attempting to poison the Fanning family at Middle Road Long Island. He claims contempt from Fanning and radicals deranged him. Ryder held for grand jury. Other items report suicides, factory boiler explosions, an electrocution for murder, witchcraft raids, fatal barroom quarrels, Kemper County violence, a Cheyenne cattle war chase, and a derailment fatality in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ryder
Benjamin BE
Fanning
Middle Road
L. I
Tie
Justice Stackpole
Paris Green
Ryder
Edward Stenger
New York
Perkins Horseshoe Company
Valley Falls
KR. L
Nelson Judson
Albany
Fort Orange
Wits
Mn Woodford
Fred McGuire
Sing Sing
N. Y
McGuire
Amelia Gregory
Noah Gregory
Middletown
Gregory
Marshal Green
Fort Wingate
Zuni Reservation
New Mexico
Hog Run
Walton, Ky
Tio
Dunio Mostano
Brooklyn
Benjamin Nicollo
Wiliam Morrison
Mike Morrison
Abe Monty
Erie
Kemper County
Mississippi
Tolbert
Tom
Walter Tolbert
William Beckham
Beckham
Catonol
Adams
Cheyenne
Wyo
Big Horn
United States
R. M. Powell
Springfeld
W. J. Whitthorne
Gallatin
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Whitthorne
Powell
Tacoma
Wash
Warwick
Kansas City, Memphis and Gulf Road
Merriam
Kansas
George Pouerland
Rock
B. B. Pierce
J .W. Garrett
Altouna Stiation
Fla
Fire at Udell Woodware plant causes vast damage
A blaze at the Udell Woodware Company building in St Louis, bounded by Washington Locust Third and Fourth streets, raged for hours with the entire fire department fighting the flames. Loss reached about 450000 with insurance, while an unrelated midnight blaze by Peter Bitsche in Green Ridge ended in his death and James Elkins suffered severe burns. A framing report notes a separate disaster at Berson France with fourteen villagers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udell Woodenware Company
St. Louis
Washington, Locust
Third
Fourth Streets
Peter Bitsche
Green Ridge
Bitsche
James Elkins
Berson
Gironde
France
Obituary Notes From Various Cities Mention Local Figures
At London Sir Richard Owen aged 88, famed anatomy specialist. In Cincinnati George Center Brown, newspaper man, age 16. Kingston Ont landlord J E Dunham, age 75. Baltimore Captain James O Wheeden, age 85. Troy N Y O N Funile cashier City National Bank. Dayton Chaplain Amos Clark. John Townsend veteran tragedian dying of liver cancer in Hamilton Ont. Morristown N J Bylvin Best dead at 118, once a Morristown resident and former slave. Mrs Lillis Langtry actress and former friend of the Prince of Wales ill with peritonitis. age 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Owen
Cincinnati
George Center Brown
Kingston
Ont
J. E. Dunhim
Baltimore
James O. Wheeden
Troy
N. Y
O. N. Fun Ile
The
City National Bank
Dayton
Ohio
Amos Clark
John Townsend
United States
Canada
Hanmilton
Morristown
N. 2
Bylvin Best
Morris County
Lillis Langtry
Prince of
Awailes
Fred ‘Gebhard
Duel and panama scandal stir European tension
News rounds report the Marquis de Mores wounded in a Paris duel linked to anti semitic debate while Brussels turmoil grows from Panama Canal scandal. Paris Orleans royalists plot amid army loyalty. London relief aids St Johns fire victims as cotton lockout nears breaking.
Unexplained deaths of convicts haunt Helena camp
In Helena Arkansas excitement rises over four convict deaths and rapid illness in a contractor camp for the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad. Dozens more may be sick from a suspected arsenic poisoning amid protests from unemployed locals. A New York arrest for intoxication leads James I Templeton to death in his cell. A White Cap threat targets officials in Fianatha Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ark
of & M
James I. Templeton
New York
Fianatha
Kay
WK Thompson
Tnse Trict
Janos Fulloon
Financial and Industrial Notices Summarize Multiple Firms
A Seattle startup plans to manufacture pressed brick with $100000 capital. Fromm Bros in New York assign a $350 preference to Sarah Fromm for a loan. Newman, Baum Co operate dry goods stores in Little Rock and Pine Bluff with James J. Paschall named assignee. The firm confessed judgment for $11000 to banks and foreign creditors. total liabilities exceed $250000. assets $15000. Foreign creditors attach stock to contest. A receiver is named for Powerville Felt Roofing Co of New York, with a Chicago branch. American Wood Paper Co, Providence, is involved in a filing. The First National Bank of Del Norte, Cal failed, prompting a rush on Miners and Merchants Bank of Crede. depositors to be paid in full. Orlando Metcalf of Colorado Springs forced to assign after Montclair Electric Co collapse in Denver. Metcalf’s holdings $112019 and the company’s $151312.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Fromm Bros
New York
Sarah Fromm
Newman, Baum & Co
Little Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
James J. Paschall
Uassignee
Powerville Felt Roofing Company
Chicago
American Wood Paper Company
Providence
First National’Bank
del Norte
Cal
Crede
Orlando Metcalf
Colorado Springs
Montclair Eilectric Company
Denver
Six Bullets and Duels in France amid Mexican Rebellion
A mixed dispatch reports a Paris duel between Clemenceau and Deroulade on a Thursday morning, both uninjured after six shots. It also notes Mexican troops moving to suppress Yaqui and Mayo uprisings, with thousands of Yaqui Indians resisting in rugged Sierra Madre canyons and tax resistance. Speaker Crisp pushes for an extra congressional session for organization and committee work, citing the need to prepare appropriation bills. Other items include a Raleigh child dying after swallowing a pin, burglar arrests in Jersey City, and various regional incidents and court actions across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemencean
Derouledo
Paris
Deroulade
Chihuahun
Sierra Madre
Yaqui
Mexico
Crisp
Congress
James Moseley
Raleizh
N. G
Foor
Pittsburgh
Weaver
Jersey City
Enat Ent
Braddock
Senate and House Proceedings Mention Death of Gibson
The Senate observed a small attendance as Chaplain Butler opened with prayer. Senator Gorman paid tribute to the late Mr Gibson of Louisiana, with resolutions of sorrow and a funeral committee to Lexington, Kentucky. In the House, bills advanced and adjourned amid a light session with no quorum for key votes before the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chamcter
Chaplain Butler
Gibson
Louisiana
Gorman
Maryland
Wilson
Missouri
Culberson
Texas
United States
House
Committee On Appropriations
James B. Angell
Michian
Board of
Regents
Southsonian Institution
Sherman
North Pacific Ocean
Bate
Democrat
Tenn
Palmer
Ill
Sénate
Me Lind
Rep
Minn
Secretary of the Interior
Minnesota
Hastings and Dakote Railroad Company
McRae
Arkansas
Morgan
Aln
House of Alabama
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
West
Fofer
Kan
Smith
Ariz
White Mountain Apache
McGarrahan
Huntonr
Oklahoma
Indian ‘Territory
Committee On Territories
Hunton
Vai
Peffer Shan
Peffer
Washburn
McMillin
Indiana apportionment case upheld de facto legislature
Supreme Court declares the 1891 and 1879 apportionment acts unconstitutional, affirming court authority to void laws that violate the state constitution and deeming the newly elected legislature a valid de facto body. Lower-court ruling reversing 1891 and 1885 acts is overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Lower
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Re 'S Martin & "Sons
Sitaen Wells A. Fowa, i Tf As
Mglynn
Ma. Claughry
Kunikas
Leur
Everett
West End
Masximillian Damm
Durango
Mex
Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Ora
Damm
Germany
Sierra Madre Mountains
Southern Pacific Company
Senor
de Varegas
Panama
amill'Youake
Paniama
Canal
Robert, Kuehners
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Deshler
Bellevue
Robert Deminingg
Lina
Indianapolis
Iuanapolis and
Vincennes
James McShea
George McPherson
Chicago Express
Santa Fe
Colorado
Prin Station
Havre
ET. Noland
Alek
Francis
Iittle
Liberty
Lem Porter
Indianavalis
Thomas BR Kttle
la Crosse
Wis
Judga’s. Canon
Beavertown
Net
Edward Wo d
John A. Krusetl
James
Worcesters
Mi 135
Krusell
Franke W
Frank Paulsen
Crime and Casualty
el Beno
W. Sawyer
Dalton Gang
Sawyers
Springfield
P. BP. Must & Co
William Kohler
Marquis de Mores Ig
Brussels
Tdeilave
Chamber
Ministry of the Interior
Carnot
Ribot
House of Orleans
M. de Froyainet
Rouvier
London Relief Committee
St. John's
Oldhham
Preston
England
Gideon W. Marsh
South Africa
Rangoon
Intercain
Falloon
Martie Neyvin
Somerset
County
Dn Wetherell
Bergman
I. c
Frick
Mest
Onsxieu
Nicholas Fernandez
Aurelio Ding
Ding
Fernandez
Duluth
Superior
Bay
Duluth Board of
Yrade
Frank Davies
Tamn,.c
Salem
Mass
John G. Whittier
William H. Crane
New York Supreme Court
Crane
Great Northern Railroad
Victoria
Werald
Charles A. Dann
John Manning
Los Angeles
Manning
Seeear
Tami
Rita Rata'nslele
Toledo
York
Redskins
Lamar
Atlanta
Hobow
Hoke Smith
A. Craussman
South Carolina
Tios
George W. Howell
Tibbetts
Nowell, Jewett & Co
St Joseph
Speoter R. Lowell
James& Clarkson
City of
Kansas City
Whipple
San Francisco
I. Baker
Baker & Hamilton
Miller
Central Pacific Railway
Robert Searles
John
Quincy Brown
Alverett
Lemuel Tuthusenay
Waterville
Merbert ‘. Alien
Harvard
Pittsburg
IL PB Dempsey
Thomas Gallagher
Davidson
Beatty
Carnozo Works
Hazelhurst
Miss
Supraeme
McHenry
Tims
Nat Tonally
Dayehurst
House of Representatives
Menavres
the National Lotons
Indiana
Tokio
Japan
Barden
Wyoming
Amelia
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