Clergy clash over funeral for Daly stirs Hibernians
Philadelphia report describes Rev. J. McDermott refusing to allow funeral services at St. Mary’s Church for John Daly unless Hibernian lodge invitations are revoked. McDermott cites Molly Maguires ties, vows to present a memorial to the plenary council, and says he would expose alleged facts to the public. Archbishop Ryan and Cardinal Gibbons are named in broader contention.
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Experts to Be Heard Today at Monongah Inquest
Monongah disaster inquest continues with testimony from families of miners and mine experts. Alonzo Shroyer and A J Buckman testify, with Chief Mine Inspector Harrison and district superintendents from Ohio expected to take the stand. Officials from the investigative committee of Virginia legislature also attend as hearings may span several days.
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Bennington Dead Memorial Unveiled in San Diego
A granite shaft memorial with seventy slabs was unveiled at Fort Point Cemetery San Diego honoring the Bennington dead from the 1900s naval incident. Admiral Walral Goodrich spoke as commander of the Pacific Squadron with Col. R. V. presiding over the ceremony in front of thousands of mourners and sailors.
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Safe in Port Mount Royal Returns to Queenstown
The long overdue steamer Mount Royal steamed into Queenstown after days missing. Onboard were 800 passengers with about 60 more crew and officers. weather and damage limited progress, but the ship arrived with passengers and crew reported safe and well.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania league dispute heats in debate
The central board of arbitration wrestles with forming an Ohio and Pennsylvania league as eastern teams push for reorganization. Four eastern clubs balk at a Western alignment. Youngstown Akron New Castle withdraw threaten field parity with Marion Lancaster Newark. Proposals from Central and Interstate leagues probe future structure.
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Defense plan outlined for Lancaster state capitol cases
Counsel for the defendants met in Lancaster to outline a defense strategy and review two extra warrants issued in Harrisburg for false pretense linked to conspiracy charges. Warrants named H Burd Cassel, Jolut H Satc herson, Architeat Huston, and Sanderson Huston. Participants agreed to bail of 1000 on each complaint and to a Dauphin County hearing, with indictments expected at January term and delay of trials on new cases until the plan is settled.
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Closing Quotations at Chicago Board of Trade Report
The Chicago Board of Trade closing quotations are reported by W. A. Hamilton. The item mentions dates July and references Marshall Building, with scattered notes and unclear text about prices and exchanges.
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Train wreck at Copper Mine Creek injures many
A Southern Railway wreck near Copper Mine Creek involving the second section of the Calver special caused injuries to passengers from Ohio and others. Engineer Cedards and fireman were thrown from the engine. several travelers suffered bruises and a fractured collar bone. About 200 excursionists were aboard. most escaped serious harm, with two Erie residents and a New Orleans man among the injured.
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