Ejection of Bishop Sparks Mass Rally in Arras
Cardinal Richard served with summons amid rumors of forcible expulsion as gendarmes faced barricades at Arras. The Paris government amended the 1901 church state separation law, avoiding direct push against recalcitrant priests while archbishop Aniette resisted. crowds gathered, defenders dispersed, and protests spread to several cities with new religious meetings filed under the 1881 law.
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France
Paris
Richard
Nators
Mays Cochin
Count Boni de C Tellane
Denies Rumer
Richard Fist
Authoriz Rishione
Holy See
Lesnevin
Bordeaux
Iy Dent
Dead Bodies Return to Stone in Portland Cemetery
Gravediggers report petrification of corpses in Mount Calvary cemetery after sixteen years buried. Coffins and shrouds crumble while faces remain recognizable. A second body in another section shows similar preservation, now attributed to the soil’s peculiar petrifying property rather than water seepage.
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Portland
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Steamer Toyowa Overdue From Kobe to Manzanillo
Word reaches Mexico City that the steamer Toyowa left Kobe on Sept 18 for Manzanillo and is thirteen days overdue. The Transoceanic Immigration Company agent, contracted to bring 1300 Japanese laborers, announced the delay. The Toyowa is a 6,000 ton seamer used as a transport in the Russo Japanese war.
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Mexico City
Toyowa
Kobe
Japan
Manzanillo
Mexico
Transoceanic Immigration Company
Marie Corelli Opposes Woman Suffrage Says Woman Swindle
London dispatch reports Marie Corelli denounces woman suffrage claiming women need not vote as they can sway men and that women possess a mystic power to enthrall and subjugate. she condemns fashion papers and pictorial ads as degrading and unbecoming to women, arguing most are not fit for the franchise.
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Chicago
London
the Tribune
Marie Corelli
Is Timidity a Crime Debate In Mental Health
A fragmented discussion begins with Justice Grantham asking if timidity can be a crime and cites a Hexton shooting in fear. Dr Forbes Winslow counters, insisting timidity is not insanity and should not be treated as a crime or disease, noting no lunatic is timid in his experience.
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Landon
Grantham
Hexton
Forbes Winslow
May Retaliate on Von Buelow Chancellor Status in Jeopardy
Amid political turmoil the chancellor Karl von Buelow faces possible dismissal as Reichstag support shifts. Reported threats and weakened fortunes raise the chance of a dissolution or removal if an adverse majority persists.
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von Buelow
Prince Won
Reichstag
Von
Famine Is Broken as Coal Rush Ordered Towns Relief
Interstate Commerce Commission takes charge of fuel famine with coal being rushed to suffering towns within twenty four hours. Northwestern railroads report shortages due to heavy tonnage, snowbound routes, and limited motive power while lining up 360 million for two years to expand tracks and terminals.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lane
Harlan
North Dakota
Mr. Lane
E. C. Blanchard
Northern Pacific
Duluth
Washington
Northwestern Railroads
Knapp
Great Stem
Northwestern
J. Hill
Great Northern
President Hill
Great Northn
A. J. Earling
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Howard Elliott
North
Pacific
New York
Lake Superior
James
Shagrack group developments near Searchlight line
Developments in the Shagrack group near Santa Fe railroad progress as the line reaches within twelve miles of town. Watkins strikes ore on the Searchlight west extension with shafting advancing and multiple claims showing promising quartz veins and potential shipments. The Annette, Dupont, and Wynopa properties push sinking, hoists, and cyanide plans while McGaw’s camp attracts attention and a new rail terminal connects Searchlight to the Santa Fe line.
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Min Mpany
McGaw
Searchlight
Nevada Consolidated Mining Company
Dupont Camp
Messrs
F. W. Howell
Jones
Los Angeles
Dupont
Shagrack
Dapent
Agus Hamstead
Wynopa
Barnwell & Searchlight
Carnations Poised To Overtake Chrysanthemums In England
London reports carnation popularity rising as Queen Alexandra’s favorite flower moves toward fashion supremacy in winter displays. The winter flowering society showcased grouped color-bearing blooms, highlighting English raised varieties like the scarlet new English raised seedling Britan and the salmon pink Burnett, which earned top honors and attracted orders exceeding 1000 plants including one for the queen.
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London
Hayward Matcretary
Winter Flowering Society
Royal Botanic
Royal Botanic Society
Enfield
Police Protect Refugees In San Francisco Parks
Police patrol public parks where refugees live under orders to arrest any relief workers removing houses or tents. The move aims to shift relief control from the relief corporation to the city. An ordinance penalizes collecting rents for rentals of refugee structures on public property. The supervisors act after protests by united refugees over nominal cottage rentals.
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San Francisco
United Refugees
Washington Agrees on Statement of Facts Telegram Link
The Department of Justice received from the district attorney in San Francisco a telegram detailing the agreement of the facts between city authorities and the individual in the Japanese school controversy and sent the telegram to Secretary Root for consideration.
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Washington
Department of Justice
San Francisco
Root
Three Year Old Smoke Habit Confirmed in Lowell
A Lowell dispatch reports a three year old boy named Andre Beauleau is a confirmed smoker, using a corncob pipe daily since 18 months. Lowell Humane Society officers removed the pipe. his mother, 18 year old Mrs Beaulean, vowed to curb the tobacco habit and allow him to stay with her.
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The
Times
Lowell
Mass
Lowell Humane Society
Andre
Albert Beauleau
Hadn't Lost My Way do you look so worried
A fragment from an Ilouston Post item features quirky wordplay about pin swallowing and two vapers for a nickel, reflecting a whimsical note in a local humor section.
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Ilouston Post
Boston Transcript Quick Exchange Scene
In a brief, humorous exchange a speaker asks about playing the piano while another responds with occasional practice. The scene unfolds with a touch of casual banter, all set within a Boston transcript fragment.
Belgium annexes Congo Free State as leaders urge US action
Record-Herald reports that Belgium formally assumed sovereignty over the Congo Free State, prompting Congo Reform leaders to press for immediate U S action. Herbert Johnson, traveling to Washington, said he would push for definite action before holiday adjournment. A telegram from Rev Dr Thomas Barber affirmed the move ahead of King Leopold's death and the will's terms becoming effective.
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Thomas
Barber
Baptist Missions In
Africa
Com Go Reform Association of America
Rable
Brussels
Belgium
Congo Free State
Leopold
Negro Prospector Strikes Rich in Crown Point Claim
Tim Hawkins, a well known colored prospector, arrived at Prescott with two sacks of ore showing free gold. He said two miners are sinking a shaft on the claim, now 17 feet deep with a pay streak about a foot thick. He plans to hold the property against pressure from others and keeps digging as ore improves.
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Crown Point
Tim Hawkins
Prescott
Farmer Corn’s Last Rowing Echoes From a Distant Past
A fragment quotes an elderly farmer reflecting on rowing as a racing shell. He says it might have been enjoyed years ago but now he is too old to play, suggesting the sport’s nostalgia and personal limits. Washington Star source.
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Akes
Washington Star
Woman dies as male Rus sian aide is revealed
N Doraylan of Phoenix known as son of a Russian admiral died under care of Dr Rowe after two months as her attendant. Secretive life included claims of Spanish American War service and medals from McKinley. A wife in Chicago rumored. Rowe seeks Chicago contacts to learn past.
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Phoenix
Ariz
N. Doraylan
Chicago
Doraylan
Rowe
Russia
Spain
McKinley
Dr. Rowe
Harrison Gulch Townsite Case Ends in Land Patent Rejection
Redding Calif. The Harrison Gulch townsite case ends after years of litigation with the land office commissioner rejecting the townsite company’s patent application. Bonanza mine owners Sherk Fletcher and others contended the sound was mineral and prevailed. Also: Judge George W. Bush files a contest to Judge Head’s election, alleging Head would not qualify to defeat a second judgeship.
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Redding
Cal
Harrison Gulch
Gene
Head
Bush
Immigrant Steamers Planned to New Orleans Routes
The Illinois Central passenger traffic manager announced a new plan to bring white immigrants to the South. A European steamship agent has arranged with immigrant liners to operate between New Orleans and European ports as soon as the new immigration station is built.
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New Orleans
South
Illinois Central Railroad
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