Climax in Spain as Church Fees Feed Conflict
CERBERE France Aug 20 The Spanish state church clash grows toward open fighting and a possible government shift. Anti clericals target church wealth as 100,000 religious orders control farms factories and finance, while the pope allies with this vested power. revolt looms as Premier Canalejas moves to curtail church power under king Alfonso.
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Cerbere
France
Spain
Papal
College of Cardinals
Vatican
Africa
Maura
Moret
Canalejas
Senor Canalejas
Comig
Senor Maura
Alfongo
Alforzo
Alfonso
Camiejas
Vicious Dog Sentenced In Jeffersonville Reform School
Fred Eberzh owner of a bull terrier on North Dearborn street faced harboring a vicious dog charge. Judgment suspended but the dog received a two to fourteen year sentence at the Jeffersonville reformatory. Judge Collins declared bull terriers dangerous and ordered disposal or euthanasia. The owner declined and Maj. Perton of the reformatory sought the dog for good behavior training.
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Vicious Dog
Fred Eberzh
North
Dearborn Street
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Collins
Orst
Ebergh
Maj. Perton
Reformatory
Clerical Measures Stall As Vatican Battle Persists
The Vatican supports Madrid church leaders in opposing Premier Canalejas anti clerical reforms. Madrid recalls its ambassador as the cortes sit in recess. October is the earliest window to pass measures unless withdrawal occurs, which is unlikely.
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Vatican
Canalejas
Madrid
America Gets New Cardinal
The World reports a Rome dispatch that Mgr Thomas F Kennedy rector of the American College at Rome is to be elevated to cardinal in Rome with residence in Cuba. Kennedy, born 1857 in Cornshocken Pennsylvania, studied at St Charles seminary near Philadelphia and later joined the Philadelphia archdiocesan seminary faculty. In 1895 the pope called him to Rome to head the American college.
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Mgr. Thomas Kennedy
Rome
Can College
Cuba
Mer. Kennedy
Cornshocken
St.’ Charles
Philadelphia
Archdiocesean Seminary
Philadelphia Theological Seminary
American College
Steam boat farm school to tour Washington waters
The state college of Pullman plans a two week cruise starting Aug 15 on a steam boat to teach farmers stockmen and dairymen in Washington. Lectures on dairying insect pests packing pruning sprays and farm machinery use will be given with demonstrations and an exhibit of common fruit pests.
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Portland
Ore
United States
State College of
Pullman
Wash
Washington
I. C. Ashby
Bost
Kaiser Invited to Visit Brazil Despite Transatlantic Travel
Berlin reports that million German colonists in Brazil beg the Kaiser to visit as an ordinary guest rather than in imperial pomp. Senor Fonseca, Brazil's president elect, carries the invitation after meeting the Kaiser at Castle Wilhelmhoche. The Kaiser’s reply remains unknown, and a lengthy voyage is deemed unlikely.
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Berlin
Brazil
Hayue
United States
Senor Fonseca
Florence Nightingale honored in quiet private funeral
England regarded Florence Nightingale with solemn respect as London and Hampshire held memorials. A London service at St Pauls Cathedral featured a royal representative and U S Ambassador Reid. Executors maintained her wish for a private funeral at West Willow, with a plain coffin and inscription noting her birth and death.
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London
England
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
West Willow
Hampshire
War Office
St. Paul's Cathedral
George
United States
Reid
Westminster, Abbey
St. Paul's
Abbey
Miss Nightingale
Westminster
Great Britain
Miss Nishtingale
Back Talk Leads Strait to Three Months Hard Labor
New York, Aug 20. John C Strait of the Second recruit company at Governor's island was sentenced by a court martial to three months hard labor with the last fourteen days each month in solitary confinement on bread and water for insubordination after he talked back to Sergt Vester Eikner. Gen Grant approved the sentence. Strait claimed if not driving to suit the sergeant to replace him.
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New York
John C. Strait
Governor's Island
Sergt
Vester Eikner
Grant
Strait
Fire Smoulders In Hold Of Carmania
Fire was found smoldering in the forward hold of the Cunard liner Carmavia as passengers prepared to sail for Liverpool. A consignment of 300 bales of cotton burned in the hold but was extinguished before passengers noticed, with the ship docking risk minimal.
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Carmania
New York
Liverpool
Cunard
Carmavia
W C T U Notes on Members and Visits Across Unions
W C T U notes report the Marion county president’s son Thomas Artman died after a brief illness. Editors and members extend sympathy to the bereaved family. Several unions announce guests, travel, anniversaries, socials, and family visits across Brightwood, Meridian, and northeast unions, with movements to Bethany Park and Texas planned for September.
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Thomas Artman
Marion County
S. R. Artman
Artman
Winona Lake
Elizabeth Heath
Blanch
Bethany Park
Palmer W. C. T. U
Howard and
Blaine Avenues
Elizabeth A. Wolcott
Brightwell
St. Joseph
Brightwood
Frances Cohen
Meridian W
Bethany
Patten Denies Selling Seat On Chicago Board of Trade
James A Patten a noted grain king returned to Chicago on the Twentieth Century Limited and immediately denied selling his seat on the Chicago board of trade He refused to discuss the report of the sale and did not comment on any action on the New York stock exchange
Rights of State in Conservation Sparks National Debate
Nine governors at Salt Lake City conference push state rights on conservation while national figures prepare to clash over Roosevelt era water power and forest policies. Reed Smoot leads the campaign with Borah and Hay or Brooks lined up as floor managers as the National Conservation Congress convenes.
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Salt Lake City
ST. Paul, Minn
Aft
Reed Smoot
Utah
Brady
Idaho
Wm. F. Borah
Hay
Washington
Brooks
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Northwestern
Col. Roosevelt
Citizens Refuse to Pay Fare on Prussian Railroads
In Lauenburg, citizens resist paying for state railroad tickets, claiming an ancient concession grants free passage for all inhabitants and descendants. They threaten to tear up rails, potentially severing direct Berlin Hamburg service, a right granted when the line opened during Danish rule about years ago.
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Berlin
Lauenburg
Hamburg
Berli
Rat Bite May Cause Blood Poisoning
James W. Davy of North Tenth street Newcastle Indiana was bitten on the ear by a rat while asleep. The rat gnawed through the bed head and took the ear lobe in its teeth, leaving him in pain and fearing blood poisoning.
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Newcastle
Ind
James W. Davy
North Tenth Street
Davy
Attorney General Rules Jeffries Johnson Fight Pictures Not Illegal
In Albany New York on August 20 Attorney General O Malley said a public showing of photos from the Jeffries Johnson bout does not violate the law. He added that exhibition is not a penal offense unless it stirs race prejudice according to his opinion to Governor Hughes.
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Albany
WN. Y
Gov. Hughes
O'Malley
Illinois railroad and warehouse commission to cut express rates
Springfield Aug 20 The Illinois railroad and warehouse commission will order a 10 percent reduction on all express rates in the state starting Oct 1 The board holds it has authority over express companies as it does railroads The express firms will likely defy the order and the issue will go to the courts The commission began the probe a year ago and now moves to implement the cut
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Springfield
Mlinois Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Indiana bill seeks convict labor for road work and state highway system
Lawmakers consider a Cra bill to use convicts for road material and brick for public buildings, create a state highway department and commission, appoint highway engineers, and split road costs between state and counties. The bill limits road widths to fifty to sixty feet and proposes county use of prisoners for general highway work. W S Blatchley promotes the measure with 8000 copies to automobile owners and interested parties.
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J. C. Crabill
Indiana Bureau For
Highway Commission
Purdue University
Board of Commissioners
W. S. Blatchley
Blatchley
Love leads MacLeod to darkest Africa voyage begins
Miss MacLeod daughter of Sir Reginald MacLeod begins a seven month journey from England to central Africa to erect a marble cross on Lieut Boyd Alexander's grave. Alexander was murdered near Abeissr last April and buried at Maifont by lake Chad. She will travel 300 miles up the Niger river then 500 miles across a wild region, a feat never before undertaken by a white woman. Friends urged caution but she proceeds with the project.
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London
England
Central Africa
Miss MacLeod
Reginald MacLeod
Scotland
Boyd Alexander
Abeissr
Alexander
Maifont
Lake Chad
Niger River
Africa
Chappell and companion killed in mine blast at Idaho Springs
In Idaho Springs a premature dynamite explosion in the standard tunnel instantly killed Arthur Chappell son of William P Chap pell of Saginaw Mich and Fred Thomas. The incident occurred August 20 in Denver Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
Idaho Springs
Arthur Chappell
William P. Chappell
Saginaw, Mich
Fred Thomas
Eluded Police Five Years Then Located Headed East for London
Special to The Swan reports Miss Jennie Pope, once a milliner, fled after forging a note to Farnley McCrea of Indianapolis. Locally located in Huntington, she faces extradition papers in New York. She evaded sleuths across the continent, traveling through Chicago to the East and sailing to London, her home until recently.
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Huntington
Ind
Jennie Pope
New York
Farnley & McCrea Company
Indianapolia
Chicago
London
Detroit Population Surges to 465 766 in Latest Census
Washington officials express astonishment at Detroit's 63 percent population rise to 465,766, the decade's greatest gain for its class. Earlier interim estimates underestimated the city, contrasting with 1900 figures of 285,704 and a prior decade jump. Other city gains include Waterbury and Atlanta with notable increases.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Detroit
Connecticut
Waterbury
Georgia
Atlanta
Babe in Twain Home Celebrates Clemens Heir
A daughter was born Friday at Stormfield the home of the late Samuel L. Clemens to Ossip Gabrilowitsch and wife Clara Clemens Gabrilowitsch. Mrs Gabrilowitsch is Mark Twain's eldest daughter. The news was announced Saturday from Redding Connecticut.
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Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Stormfield
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Gabrilowitsch
Clara Clemens
Indianapolis social workers club lunch at Cherry Vale
Members of the Indianapolis social workers club will be guests at Cherry Vale Saturday night. A luncheon for forty is planned with a special program including music and speeches by prominent workers.
Accuses Carpenter of Savings Theft in Home Theft Complaint
Mrs. Carl Grows of 919 Oxford Street reported a savings theft Saturday. She claimed a nearby carpenter, who had seen her key hidden under the mat, stole her pocketbook containing $42 in nickels dimes and quarters while she was between jobs. Police questioned him as bicyclemen Schlangen and Todd arrested the carpenter. during questioning she called to say the pocketbook was found intact.
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Carl Grows
Oxford Street
Schlangen
Todd
Mrs. Grows
John Jacob Astor Dead In New York
News reaches Bellevue hospital that John Jacob Astor died Friday night on Blackwell Island. Relatives allege a family link between the Astor lines, noting that the grandfather of the deceased and Col John Jacob Astor were brothers. A notice of death has been sent to Col. John Jacob Astor.
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John Jacob Astor
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Blackwell's Island
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