Ex Priest Crowley ousted at Chicago Holy Name Cathedral
Chicago scene turns tense as excommunicated priest Jeremiah J. Crowley is ordered to leave Holy Name Cathedral during a high mass attended by about 1000 parishioners. Chancellor Barry halts the service to eject Crowley, no force used, mass downgraded to low mass amid fainting, lights doused, and orderly exit.
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Holy Name Cathedral
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Francis J. Barry
Archdiocese of
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Trade report notes widespread business activity and shortages
Bradstreet reports ongoing high trade volume despite car shortages. Unseasonably warm weather disrupts fall and winter goods distribution and dampens demand from jobbers. Wheat sees strong movement and rising supplies in the north, with corn and oats prices up. woolen goods remain robust with large Boston sales. U.S. and Canadian failures rise modestly. grain export totals for the week and season are cited. Portland and Tacoma grain prices listed with unchanged or minor shifts.
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Bradstreet
Manitoba
Argentina
Boston
United States
Strained Relations Noted Between French General and Waldersee
Paris published letters from General Voyron to Field Marshal Count von Waldersee revealing long standing tension during foreign occupation. Berlin reports say no official notice will be taken. Le Matin, the paper that released the letters, is not an official organ.
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Berlin
Paris
Voyron
China
Count von Waldersee
le Matin
Washington fruit exhibit tops Pan-American show in Buffalo
At the Pan-American exposition Washington drew the strongest praise for its fruit display. Eastern rivals were surprised by Pacific coast produce outselling them, featuring a 29 ounce Bielingheimer apple and a 22 ounce king quince from Washington growers. The Spokane chamber of commerce shipped a carload of apples for free distribution, boosting attention and lasting interest in Washington fruit. The effort aimed to maximize statewide benefit, with crowds and dealers taking notice.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
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Thurston County
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Danny Maher Named World’s Premier Jockey For King Edward
Newmarket reports Danny Maher has been hired to ride King Edward VII's horses under trainers T Blackwell and Richard Marsh for 35000 dollars for the coming season. The deal, the highest annual jockey salary, signals the king’s favorable view of American riders and aims to showcase Maher as top talent in the world.
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New York
Newmarket
Danny Maher
T. Blackwell
Richard Marsh
Marsh
Edward VII
Maher
Judson's exchange fairs boost Oregon rail trade and farming
Colonel R. Judson of Portland leads exchange fairs at central business points. Farmers, stockmen, and buyers display farm products cattle horses and sheep for sale to local merchants. The fairs stimulate brisk business exchange ideas and attract settlers and land sales. Judson's practical experiments on the O R N Walla Walla farm and farmer institute work gain national attention from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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R. ©. Judson
Portland
Judson
Walla Walla
Farmer's Institute
United States
United States Agricultural Department
Pan American Exposition Ends in Buffalo Lights Dim and Taps Sound
Buffalo reports the Pan American exposition closed at midnight with President Milburn pressing a button as the electric tower lights faded. Officials estimate a financial loss near 3 million dollars, with 8.3 million total admissions over six months. The event aimed to improve US relations with American countries.
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Milburm
Buffalo
John G. Milburn
United States
Americas
Niagara Frontier
Temple of Music
Duke and Duchess Cheered in London Welcome Home
Crowds cheered the duke and duchess of Cornwall and York as they rode through London returning from a world tour. The joy of the heir apparent’s safe arrival sat with grief and anger over the defeat of Colonel Benson's column in South Africa amid a surge of newsboy cries of a terrible disaster there.
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Duke
Cornwall
York
South Africa
Benson
Attack on the Dowager Empress in Pekin
An assassin attempted to murder the empress dowager as she prepared to cross the river into Ho nan. An attendant was killed by a spear before the assailant was cut down. The court has left Ho nan en route to Pekin. The passage contains many figurative expressions.
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Pekin
Ho-nan
Freight wreck at Rosalia settlestake depot blaze and injuries
A rear end collision near Rosalia Washington involved a wheat train and a freight train. Two engines and multiple cars wrecked, a depot corner damaged and caught fire. One tramp was hurt. no blame assigned to crews. Roosevelt proclaims Thanksgiving Day November 28. Miscellaneous notes on Tolstoi and home life. court ruling on window screens. aphorisms.
Mrs McKinley A Courageous Supporter Of Her Husband
The article portrays Mrs. McKinley as gentle yet steadfast, detailing her tireless work to aid her husband. It notes her role in handling mail, hosting at state dinners by his side, and traveling to support public ceremonies. Her devotion and resolve defined her influence in the McKinley era.
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Mim
Mc Kinley
McKinley
Washington
White House
The Troubles of Brer Williams
A humorous anecdote from the Atlanta Constitution parodies folk beliefs about providence. Brer Williams endures a cascade of misfortunes from prayer for rain to dry weather, culminating in a church expulsion and a Joblike reading of hardship. The excerpt contrasts colonial protests about immigration with a satirical note on secrecy and disappointment.
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Japan
Australia
Britain
Sydney Bulletin
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