Peoria Cathedral Consecrated Marking Jubilee Events
St Masty's cathedral in Peoria was consecrated by Rt Rev P J O'Reilly with a large clerical procession. The ceremony commemorates the diocese of Peoria's twenty fifth anniversary and begins the silver jubilee events for Bishop John Lancaster Spalding with services and observances planned for next Thursday.
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Peoria
Ills
St. Masty’s Cathedral
P. J. O'Reilly
Diocese of
Edwards
Cornelius
Greve
Durkin
O'Neill
Lamon
Cummings
Fannen Walters
Otto
Sullivan
Monville
John Lancaster Spalding
Ogden party visits Tuskegee and Clinton grave marker
The Ogden party arrived in Tuskegee Alabama and toured Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute and the Carnegie library dedication. Governor Jelks and officials attended. $1,000 was presented to Principal Washington for library work. Also noted is the Clinton grave marker ceremony at Congressional cemetery and news of a May pope consistory.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Ogden
Alabama Conference College
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Booker T. Washington
School For Colored Students
Jelks
Alabama
Atkinson
Atlanta
Charles A. Wickersham
Atlanta and
West Point Railway
Washington
Clinton
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Congressional Cemetery
Potomac
George Clinton
New York
Cholera Death Toll and City Health Update
Manila reports 605 cholera cases and 483 deaths with province totals at 1 764 cases and 1 281 deaths. In Toledo a railroad engineer was knocked unconscious after a collision with a mail crane, his fireman unaware until the crossing was passed.
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Manila
Provinces
Five Die as California Limited Derailed Near Medill Mo
The California Limited on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe derailed on a curve at Cama five miles west of Medill Missouri while traveling at high speed. Five persons were killed and 23 injured. Among the dead are 8 T French of Chicago and Mr Westheiner of San Diego. A five year old Australian boy, son of Henry C Gates, is listed among the injured or dead, with two others unnamed. Conductor Charles Sargent and the Gates boy's twin sister are among the injured, as are the twins' parents.
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Keokuk
California Limited
Cama
Medill
T. French
Chicago
Westheiner
Sandiego
Cal
Henry C. Gates
Australia
Charles Sargent
Gates
Condition of Archbishop Corrigan Reported In New York
Rev Father Curley stated Archbishop Corrigan remains weak with improving pneumonia but slow recovery expected. Dr. Keyes and Dr. Janeway were consulted after a minor collapse. The archbishop had two meals and a glass of champagne. doctors describe the condition as serious but not critical.
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New York
Father Curley
Corrigan
E G. Janeway
Janeway
Francis Delafield
HE. L. Keyes
Keyes
Osbourne Dead in London Former U.S. Consul General
William McKinley Osborne died at his Wimbledon residence at 10 30 yesterday. Born 1842 in Girard Ohio he rose to consul general in London after serving as Roxbury mayor and Republican national committee secretary. The post yields about 25 000 dollars yearly and he was connected to President McKinley. The president has offered the job to A Clay Evans who recently resigned as pensions commissioner.
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London
United States
Osborne
Wimbledon
William McKinley Osborne
McKinley
Girard
Boston
MecKinley
Roxbury
Mass
United States Foreign Service
Republican National Committee
Bright
Europe
Paris
A. Clay Evans
Washington
Tornado Toll Rises Near Glenrose Texas Eight Dead
A Granbury Texas dispatch confirms a Glenrose tornado killed eight people and injured 57 on Monday. Among the dead are Mrs. Milan and the Milan child, Rev. Ford, Miss Mae Connell Musgrove, Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Fagg, an unknown man, and an infant of Mr. and Mrs. Price. three injured may die.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
Granbury
Glenrose
Carl Milan
J. R. Milan
Ford
Methodist Church
Mae Connell
Musgrove
Gage
Fagg
Lee
Thomas Price
Offense of U S Officers in Rome and Venice Trial
The arrest and sentencing of three U S officers and a marine from the cruiser Chicago for disorderly conduct in Rome and Venice stirs debate. Prosecutors fault the conduct, while defense argues guests should behave, and compensation for injuries is referred to another court.
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Rome
United States
Chicago
Venice
Mayer
Piazza
Nippert Resigns as Lieutenant Governor and Probate Judge Appointed
Lieutenant Governor Carl Nippert resigned to the governor and was named probate judge of Hamilton County. Frank B. Arches of Belmont County becomes President of the Senate. The so called full crew bills requiring at least four men on passenger trains and five on freight trains passed the Senate and become law, promoted by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Columbus
Carl Jy. Nippert
Hamilton County
Frank B. Arches
Belmont County
Senate
Brotherhood of Railroad
Markets Report from Pittsburg Wheat Corn and Cattle Prices
Pittsburgh on April 29 reports No 2 red wheat at 76 to 77 cents, No 2 corn shelled 71 cents, oats around 50 to 51 cents, hay values from 9 to 14.75 dollars, various butter and egg prices, poultry and live stock rates including cattle prime at 6.80 to 7.09, hogs 7.10 to 7.40, and sheep and lambs priced up to 6.75 for lambs and 5.90 for wethers.
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Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Light for All Ihe Weight
Chicago Post notes a contradicted toast theme when Binks is set to discuss a heavy principle. The exchange highlights a tension between light evening fare and a topic perceived as serious or complex by the crowd.
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Chicago Post
Akron to Columbus Electric Line planned by Tucker, Anthony
New Philadelphia April 30 J C Welty of Canton representing Tucker Anthony Co Boston holders of a franchise to build an electric street car line from Canton to New Philadelphia met county commissioners. They deposited 1000 cash and gave a 5000 bond if the road is not completed by November 1. Construction on the line began near Strasburg with plans to run Canton Beach City Strasburg Canal Dover to New Philadelphia and extend to Coshocton and Newark connecting at Newark with Tucker Anthony Co line to Columbus creating a through Akron to Columbus route.
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New Philadelphia
J. C.welty
Canton
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Boston
Reodany
Strasburg
Beach City
Canal Dover
Coshocton
Newark
Place
Columbus
Akron
Omnibus public building bill approved by House
Washington, April 30. The House passed an omnibus public building bill providing 7,405,450 dollars for 171 cities with 77 new buildings, 6 sites, 17 donated sites and 58 increased appropriations. It also authorizes 16 site purchases and limits amendments. debate lasted three hours. The result shifts funds from treasury, sparking procedural critique.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Ring
Mercer
Miles
Long
Dayton
Chicago
Wynne
Rome
Trial of Gen. Smith Details Samar Massacre Witness
In Manila on April 20 a court martial resumes as Pedra fella recalls a boy kills Captain Connell of the Ninth Infantry at Balan eign. He says other youths aided in the massacre and could have used a rifle. Adjutant General Waldo Ayer testifies on General Smiths plans while First Lieutenant Vandeman cites native treachery in Samar.
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Captain Connell
Manila
Jacob H. Smith
Company 45
Ninth Infantry
Thomas W. Connell
Samar
Balaneign
Conpell
Waldo EB. Ayer
Smith
Marinduque
Vandeman
Twenty-first Infantry
Military Information Bureau
Explosion on the Fulton Injures Five on Submarine Boat
An explosion on the Fulton submarine boat as it neared the Delaware breakwater injured five to six people, including Lt Oscar Johen of the Austrian navy and Lt Arthur MacArthur, with others from the crew. The blast, blamed on gas from a storage battery, left the vessel lightly damaged and all victims treated at the U S Marine Hospital. Bechtel to depart hospital soon.
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Lewes
Del
Fulton
Delaware
Brooklyn
Norfolk
Oscar Johen
Arthur MacArthur Ei
Harry Moore
Co. R. Minor
Charles Bechtel
United States Marine Hospital
Bechtel
TUGS ARE LAID UP DUE TO STRIKE AT BUFFALO DOCKS
Buffalo April 30 The Great Lakes Towing Company lays up all its tugs as firemen strike with pickets along the docks. Independent line tugs are busy. Also a note on Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants priced at twenty five cents a bottle.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes Towing Company
Ita
Mra. Winslow
Prohibition Party in Ohio Sets Path to Nomination
At Zanesville the Prohibition state convention declares it can nominate without petitions as of now. E. J. Pinney of Cleveland delivers keynote urging complete district and county tickets and hard campaigning to election day. National Chairman Stewart of Chicago speaks at mass meeting as 21‑member central committee keeps the state executive.
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Zanesville
E. J. Pinney
Cleveland
Jie
George L. Case
Stewar
Chicago
WILL APPEAL LAJOIE CASE INJUNCTIONS DETAILED
Baltimore April 20 President Dan te Johnson of the American Transie announced in this city that an appeal to the supreme court will be pursued over injunctions restraining Lajoie Fraser and Stermard from playing with any team other than the Philadelphia National league club. He said the three players will be at liberty to play with Athletics pending the decision and that if the ruling goes against them they will seek redress in the United States court for Jose’s case. The other two suits cannot go to the U S court due to under two thousand dollar amounts.
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Washington
Senate
Jacob A. Smith
Island
Samar
Lodge
Massachusetts
Teller
Colorado
General Smith
Baltimore
Dante Johnson
Lajoie
Fraser
Stermard
Philadelphia
Johnson
Supreme Court
Jower Court
Jose
United States ” Court
National League
Will Suggest Lajoie as Umpire
Secretary Harry Goldman of the Baltimore club will advocate a double umpire system at the American league meeting in Cleveland and push to hire Lajoie Fraser and Bernhard as umpires for the league.
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Baltimore
Harry Goldman
Cleveland
Lajoie, Fraser
Bernhard
National Games Yesterday Rain Delays Key Matchups
Baseball results show rain in Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore Boston while New York beat Philadelphia 7 to 5. Detroit defeated Cleveland 11 to 4 and St Louis edged Brooklyn 3 to 6. New York and Chicago matchups were listed with several games not scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Exposition Park
Baltimore-Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Pet
New York Bete
Bt. Louis
Buenos
Baltimore
Cena
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WM. Mkinley Osborne
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West Point
U. S
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Ohio Senate
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Dered Smith
General Miles
Gen. Smith
Richmond
Ind
Micajah Rinford
Carthage
N. Y
Pinney
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