Papal delegate with plenary power eyed by Catholic circles
International news from December reports a Vatican plan to appoint a papal delegate with full authority to settle all religious questions between bishops and priests in the United States. The move provokes debate on papal power, potential segregation risk, and the fate of Cardinal Gibbon. Observers expect Archbishop Satolli to be tested on broader restoration issues and the Dry Motilyan case. Meanwhile a train wreck near Cincinnati injures several, with crew and passengers hurt and trains disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allocratia
America
Baltrork
Mar. Batel
Ope
United States
Cantinal
Gibbyer
Tie Renons
Laod
Mgr
Batel
Mar. Satoll
Prise
Bb Meyers
Funeral of Jay Gould in New York City service
Funeral services for Jay Gould were held in New York City on Monday afternoon with Dr Paxton officiating. Mourners viewed the body after the service while clerics stood by the door. attendance included notable figures from rail and business, as the vast degree of public interest remained evident. A separate court case in Evansville involved $10,000 damages for imprisonment amid allegations of arrest and improper detention. Arthur W. Willroson, a French national, married on a Friday in a ceremony supervised by the railroad company’s representative. The Supreme Court heard a Chittagong case on Monday, details unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Dr. Paxton
M Fually
Ly Uy Remsinn
Paxton
Eeeadanck
New York Central Road
George (. Smith
Apninant Gan
Millonel Parife
C G Warner
Genera Auiditor
Foreign Budget Critics Stir London Journals
London journals debate President Harrison’s currency policy and the gold drain from America. The Chronicle questions his views on the world market and warns that tariff-backed shifts could destabilize silver markets while the Daily Telegraph notes risk to America from retaliatory moves against McKinleyite policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laypow
Bes
Harrison
Europe
America
Jehaled
Hareion
Panama
Anouricus
Daily Telegraph
Danvers
Cabinet Crisis Drags On In France and Panama Probe
Paris reports show minister Brisson Bourgeois and Siegfried amid tensions over Panama canal policy while foreign office stability is questioned. International Monetary Conference grapples with Rothschild withdrawal amid accusations of constitutional overreach and political maneuvering in a fragile cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Sha
Carnot Dny
Donner
Dee
the Chronicle
Paris
Carnot
Briason
Bi. Perior
Fortis & Telalatry
Pean
Daily News
Siegfried
M Bourgeois
Ministry of Public Worship
Panema Canal Committee
Desperate act ends in death at church steps
A Navy veteran, William Brown, 41, attempted suicide outside the Church of the Box Holy in Boston. He was wounded, taken to city hospital, and died. Witnesses described the scene as a struggle near the pulpit during the evening service. Brown had been drinking and troubled by nervousness, leaving a sister nearby. Nearby, a Burlington freight wreck near Corona killed four, while a Burlington bombing near Burling ton was reported without injuries.
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Zaneld Colinton
Obie and
Chupada
Dee
Ben
Haustington
Strick
Speibon
Irene Weiss
Pguth
Harry Backer
Carveington
Truken
EL Harrie
Cution Forge
George Gilliespie
Hastington
Chariss Cook
Braieman
Ton Ghnech
Moston
Hed
William Brown
Church of the Box
Macerick Street
Bouton
Staoon
Histibet
Sloan
Keefe
Boston
Burlington
John Graham
Phetitiie Town
Rwrah i
New York Stock Market Opens With Mixed Early Action
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange opened fairly active with gains in some blocks and declines in others. Early hours showed weakness in railroad shares, with declines of 1 to 3 percent before later hours where activity and values recovered moderately, led by mixed performances in staple commodities and miscellaneous securities.
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Hoheinex
New York
Whisky Trust
Sugar Trust
Atchison
Misuouri Pacific
Witneis Central
Benet
Clomid
Clowadh
Saagary
Pinkert
Ypensal
At & Dweling
Batheavers
Babee
Rived
Sobesi
Priaa Raghereas
Concamens
BADIA
Texas
Dresed Portey
Erie
Minos
Cape Cod
Wisconsin
Hell
Eagles
Notable Historical Figures Mentioned in Court and Church Tales
A garbled compilation lists figures including Vice President, Peary, General Richter, Moody and Sankey, Archbishop Vaughan, Professor Lane, John Bristow Walker, Liz brothers of Kansas City, Professor Fravellecu, Dr Haleben, and Justice Denman. It references royal praise, Arctic exploration, Lutheran faith, royalties, charity, educational antics, real estate, and literary translations, all embedded in a dated, fragmentary narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dect
B. Stevenson
Prince Bismarck
Ses
Peary
Gisanland
Richter
Firth
Moody and
Sankey
Archbishop Vaughan
London
Wis
G. M. Lane
Harvard
Althanath
John Brishen Walker
Denver
Liz Brothers
Brox
Kansasity
Profesor
Fravellecu
Francinili
Washington Murkke
Bowes
Prancidhi
New York Breas Elabs
On Haleben
Washington
Justice Denman
de Leisary
Tleay
Pope
Novelties in Jewelry Capture Fashion Trend
A chaotic notice describes new jewelry trends including moonstone ornaments, heart shapes, and silver pieces. It highlights novelty pendants, stickpins with diamonds, black enamel items, and Dresden handles on gilt spoons. The text mentions Russian influence, Rossin enamel, and general appeal of ornate jeweled items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Rossinn enamel—Jewelers
Cirentar
Railroad Jottings and Company Moves in 1890s Era
The pane of Black Creek on the Greveland Akron and Columbus will be changed to Pectoria. The Erie Railway seeks permission from New York railway commissioners to use an electric motor. President Mackey purchases rails for the Louisville Evansville and St Louis line. The Nickel Plate plans automatic couplers and heated passenger trains. Southern Parish urges retrenchment. Houston shops workforce reduced to 100. Maintenance costs cut elsewhere. Vandalia notifies mileage books of various lines west of Pittsburgh will be honored on Terre Haute and Peoria division of the Pennsylvania routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Creek
Greveland
Akron
Columbus
Pectoria
Erie Railway Company
Railway Commissioners of
New York
Mackey
Thas
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis
Ctear
Southern Parish Company
Houston Bay
Vandalia
Ussejuati
Batilion
Dayton
Punmsylvania
Pittsburg
Terre Haute and
Peoria
Valais
Around the Thrones in a Turbulent Age
A garbled 19th century style report claims Pops Leo STI owns a $100 pearl from a predecessor on St. Peter’s throne. It also mentions a baby daughter of a Russian emperor, baptismal rites, and references to European power players including the czar of Russia and the Prince of Wales. The piece asserts progress of Caius’s emperor in English and notes tensions among rulers in Germany and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pops Leo Sti
St. Peter
Daughur
Caius
Europe
Czar of
Bussis
Prince of Wales
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Satolles Power
Waits
Arthur W. Wreilloasa
Heserve
Axalin the
Railwey Company
Watisgame
States Supreme Court
Trent Cise
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Journals
Baussers
Dec
Rothechild
Heris
Bokeh
Henry Tichborne
Hants
Africa
Collins
Winchester Assizes
Proust
Lesbus
Dee &M
Geters
France
Saames
Falmer
Big South
Greentule
Misa
Dix
Beaudeat
Lalem
Ereesiiee Nak
Soa
Ering
Dante
Eise
Colorado
Deny Ki
Dos
Corona
Live Stoge and Produce Markete
Dewcember, Inc
Cub
Deceagbar
Gozo
Ailge
Wade
Saucy Bas
Uadivic Welhers
Sale
Shayoud
Milas
Mwave Mibwatwee
Whesi
Gigti
Er Muy
Ucorn
Javusry
Barles
Detroit
Yatede
Toren
Cash
Beary
the Gas Co
Tasee
Marshall
Marshall Light Co
Castorin Ja
Samus
Castoria
Osgonn
Lowell, Mant
H.A. Axowan
M.D
So Dagond St. Bravnya
Ora Phystichaay
Childran
Tele
Bea Prechon
Srithy Cautorts
Darren Hosertan
Enavkanoar
Mam
Serre
Pre
Comte , Company
TT Murray
Shrest
Hewark City
Sima
Catadene Avetere
Stover Bicycle Mfg
Freeppet
A. R. Lewis
Agi
DRS. Brewer & Son
Duewer
Aina
Husson
Biotrice i Vacanee
Dr. Brower
Breges
Stuwisch Puls Fer U Peitie
Soinsee
Will
Herndon House
DR. Brewer & Son
Chicago Ave
Evenson
Lu. Marshall, Mich
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