Catholic Centenary in America Celebrated in Baltimore
The hundredth anniversary of the church hierarchy in America was observed with grand ceremonies in Baltimore. Cardinal Tascheraud and numerous bishops attended while two cardinals and most US archbishops were present. Archbishops Ryan and Heiss preached, urging Americans to build a future church, stressing the nation’s role in spreading Catholic influence.
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America
Baltimore
Charles Street
Jan Charles, Mulberry
Cathedral
Franklin Streets
Satolii
Lepanto
Canada
Tascherau
Mexico
Montes D. Oca
E. Antequara Gillow
England
John Virtue
Portsmouth
Monsignor
Gad
London
United States
Kenrick
St. Louis
Williams
Boston
Ryan
Philadelphia
Heiss
Milwaukee
Opening of the Catholic congress in Baltimore
The Catholic congress opens in Baltimore with about 1200 delegates attending a pontifical mass led by Archbishop Corrigan. Arch bishop Gross preaches the sermon and welcomes the gathered church leaders from the United States and abroad. Ex Governor John Lee Carroll is elected temporary chairman as discussions begin on church state relations and unity.
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Baltimore
Catholic Congress
Corrigan
New York
Gross
Oregon
America
Concordia Opera House
William J. On
Bishops Virtue
England
Foley
Detroit
Father Herburn
Mexico
John Lee Carroll
Maryland
George E. Hamilton
Georgetown College
J. I. Edwards
Notre Dame University
Indiana
William S. McDonald
Boston College
J. P. Fisher
the Immaculate Conception College
New Orleans
Amity Rayburg
St. Louis College
John M. Duffy
Chicago
Carroll
Congress
Congress of the United States
Archbishop Carroll
Taney
Sheridan
Catholics Unite for Nation and Church Vision and Frances Willard Elected
The article describes Catholic leaders stressing devotion to country and the church, praising Cardinal Gibbons, and urging unity on social issues. It notes Daniel Dougherty and Hon. Mercier among speakers at a congress. Frances Willard is elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Chicago.
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Dessoee
America
Holy See
Cardinal Gibbons
Knights of Labor
Daniel Dougherty
New York
Honore Mercier
Quebec
James Nugent
Liverpool
Eng
Dougherty
Republic
Columbus
Cardinals Gibbons
Taschereau
Satoli
Naas
Frances Willard
Chicago
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Battery
Frances E. Willard
Modjeska Rumor of Exit From Booth Company
New York rumor claims Madame Modjeska may sue for accounting and release from her Booth Dramatic contract citing unkind conduct by Mr Booth and stage management tensions. Both deny. Booth’s Edwin Booth calls the story false.
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New York
the Herald
Madame Modjeska
Booth Dramatic Company
Arep
Booth
Modjeska
Barrett
Mme. Modjeska
Mr. Booth
Plum for the Johns Hopkins Chair of English Literature
Caroline Donovan of Baltimore donates 100000 dollars to Johns Hopkins University to establish a chair in English literature, a substantial gift aimed at supporting scholarly instruction and literary study.
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Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Caroline Donovan
Johns Hopins University
English Hold on Egypt Spurs French Alarm Across Europe
London reports the Prince of Wales received in Egypt with pomp while British influence grows in the region. Dock strikes threaten London and worsen winter fears as Germany-England tension rises. Berlin’s Tagblatt disputes a Dr Peters massacre claim, noting no confirmation yet.
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London
Prince of Wales
Egypt
Figaro
Debats
England
Germany
Ocean steamer Queensmore burns sinking off Irish coast
London reports the steamship Queensmore, en route from Baltimore to Liverpool, caught fire off the Irish coast and sank near Mizen Head after burning until nearly extinguished.
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London
Queensmore
Baltimore
Liverpool
Irish
Mizen Head
Trade Improves as Monies Ease in Weekly Review
K G Dun & Co reports improved monetary conditions and brisk trade with favorable outlook. Interior results show strong activity, ample money, and fair collections. Chicago notes expansion in dry goods clothing and shoes with rising receipts except wool.
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New York
K.G. Dun & Co
Sugar Trust
Chicago
United States
Canada
Boston Heating Company Plant Seized By Lenders
A Boston notice reports the American Loan & Trust Company as mortgagees has taken possession of the Boston Heating plant after findings that pipes especially the return line are honey combed and require thorough repairs. Unofficial Ohio results from Cincinnati show Campbell leading by 11,454 votes.
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Boston
Boston Heating
American Loan & Trust Company
Vampdecl Ss Majority
Cincinnati
Ohio
Campbell
Thirteen Wrecks in a Minute on Ohio River
A coal boat wreck twelve miles from Parkersburg on the Ohio river caused an estimated loss of 90080 dollars and the probable death of Harry, with details reflecting a rapid series of disasters in a single minute.
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Parkersburg
Ohio River
Harry
Barges Sink in Channel Amid Heavy Tow Obstruction
Six boats with two heavy tows followed a first vessel that struck an obstruction and sank its barges. Three other boats struck the sunken barges, sinking thirteen coal barges in the middle of the channel. A Belgian steamer Herrmann towed the damaged Chicago from Hull to Antwerp. Oscar Anthony shot his brother-in-law Fred Beckler in Illinois after a family quarrel. Anthony fled and is pursued. Snow depths reach 26 inches with seven foot drifts in New Mexico. cattle and sheep losses mount as thousands of livestock perish in the blizzard.
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St. Johns
N. F
Chicago
Hull
Antwerp
Boston
Herrmann
New York
Pronita
Ill
Oscar Anthony
Hilton
Tazewell County
Fred Beckler
Mapleton
Anthony
Peoria
Cuayton
N. M
Henry Miller
John Martin
Charles Jolly
New Mexico
Fannie
Charlestown
W. Va
Crete
Canea
Agricultural Department
Berkshire Manufacturing Company
Frankford
Mexico
Mazatlan
California
Arizona
Ramon Corina
2Lisco
Guadalajara
Nancy Frost
Marietta
Ohio
Mus- Kings
A. 8
Grant
R. B. Iayes
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Laying the Wires Prominent Ohio Democrats Eye Senate
Ohio returns show Campbell defeating Foraker by 11454 votes and Democrats winning both legislature chambers. Republicans likely win treasurer and other offices. Democrats may secure lieutenant governor and other top posts. Rumors place John R. McLean and Col. James Neal as leading Senate contenders.
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Ohio
Columbus
Campbell
Foraker
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
United States
Payne
John A. Thomas
Springfield
Calvin S. Brice
National Democratic Committee
Lawrence T. Nel
Chillicothe
Col
Aenes E. Neal
Senate
Dakota Prosperity and Growth Across Railways and Resources
The Dakota territorial report to Secretary Noble highlights a 650,000 population split with 879,000 in South Dakota and 271,000 in North Dakota, 4463 miles of railways, growing stock values, and expansive farm land. Irrigation, w ages, and bonanza farming expand agriculture as mining and wool industries rise. 1000 churches and 346 banks mark wealth.
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Washington
Arthur C. Mellette
Dakota
Noble
South Dakota
North Dakota
Sioux Reservation
Mellette
John Miller
Fargo
Mitchell
Wheat and oats shake weekly grain totals in $1.18 million swing
The report shows an increase of 1,180,000 bushels of wheat and decreases of 820,000 bushels of oats and $20,000 bushels of corn. Steel contracts awarded to Carnegie and Linden Steel Company for Norfolk and New York yard plates and shapes total 227,812 dollars. The Supreme Court orders seven and five year hard labor terms for the State National Bank of Raleigh president and cashier for false entries.
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Standard
New York
the Herald
Oil Producers’ Association
Pittsburg
Seaboard
Standard Oil Company
Cope Cuuu Ae LG
Carnegie
Linden Steel Company
Eesbure
Norfolk and
New York Navy Yards
Tis
United States Supreme Court
State National Bark of
Raleigh
N. C
National Bank
Points for Land Offices in Sioux Reserve
Secretary Noble asks the General Land Office for the best locations of two land offices in Sioux reservation districts South Dakota. Moody and Pettigrew favor Pierre and Chamberlain. Pettigrew previously opposed excluding them. Noble’s inquiries hint at earlier opening and possible need for congressional ratification.
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Sioux Reserve
Noble
St. Pau
Pioneer Press
Washington
General Land Office
Sioux Reservation
South Dakota
United States
Moody
Pittigrew
Chamberlain
Pierre
Pettigrew
Bungay
Dakota
Tere
Ordway and Johnson seen as dangerous political alliance
From Fargo report ex governor Pierce’s friends fear a risky senatorial outlook as Ordway and Johnson may engineer a decisive pairing. Legislature meets at Bismarck November 19. Fire hits Purdy and McMannus saloon at Wheatland with heavy losses totaling about 11,800 across several buildings.
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Ordway
Johnson Huave
Curiaco
The
Tribune
Fargo
N. D
Pierce
Johnson
Bismarck
A Branch Abandoned in Fergus Falls Area
Manitoba workmen tear up the Barnesville to Breckenridge branch track as farmers haul away ties for firewood. The line will be permanently abandoned, with local action tied to Brassey’s Acrecanert and nearby concerns.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Manitoba
Barnesville
Breckenridge
Senator Stanford’s Sunol Shatters 3 Year-Old Record
San Francisco. Bay District track witnesses Sunol, Senator Stanford’s filly, clock 1:10 1-2 for the classic 1 1 / 4 mile, breaking Axtell Murphy and McCarthy’s 2:12 mark. The racing column also notes Murphy McCarthy bout in Boston and Dempsey Mitchell match plans with $8,000 purse. Art Glass Works at Fostoria burns. rebuilding planned.
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Senator Stanford
Axtell
San Francisco
Bay District
Pacific Coast
Sunol
Dempsey
Mitchell
Boston
Cook
Jack Dempsey
Young Mitchell
California
California Athletic Club
Art Glass Works
Cleveland
Ohio
Fostoria
Butler Art Glass Works
Pittsburg
Bridge Collapse Delays Remains Removal In Cumbria
Floods devastate Cumbria City area as a large bridge spanning the Conemaugh River between Cumbria City and Millvale is razed by floodwaters. The loss slows removal of the dead from Morellville cemetery to Prospect cemetery. A fire heavily damages the Main Street Christian church.
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Jounstoowwn
Cumbria City
Millvale
Conemaugh
Morellville Cemetery
Prospect Cemetery
Christian Church
Main Street
Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Kidney and Bowel Cleansing
Laxative syrup made from California figs combines fruit juice with medicinal plant virtues to ease the kidneys liver and bowels. It claims to dispel colds headaches and cure habitual constipation while cleansing the system.
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California
The World’s Best Salve Sells For 23 Cents
A remedy advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter and other eruptions guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded. It also claims to cure piles with no risk. Sold by S H Scall-in.
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S. H. Scall- In
Boon to Wives Promised by Bradfield Regulator Co
Mrs G Melbourne notes the Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia offers a product called Mothers Friend aiding women through childbirth. S H Scallin endorses the preparation and urges interested readers to seek further particulars from the company for more information.
Female Regulator touted by grateful husband in ad
J W Davis of Moravian Falls North Carolina says his wife suffered for fifteen years due to congestion and painful menstruation. After using three bottles of Bradfield's Female Regulator she can do house work and go out. He invites readers to write Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Georgia for particulars, sold by S E H Seallin.
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D Bradfield
J. W. Davis
Moravian Falls
N. GC
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
S. E H. Seallin
Advertising claims for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Electric Bitters
A promotional note extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming relief from pain dysentery and diarrhoea with a 25 cent price. It also features testimonials endorsing Electric Bitters as a universal cure for liver kidney and blood diseases with a fifty cent price at Scallin's drug store.
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W. D. Sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Sellville
Ohio
Scallin
Castoria Slogan Recited Across Generations
A humorous rhyme traces use of Castoria from infancy to motherhood. The refrain emphasizes trusted remedy as a family staple through stages of childhood and parenting.
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Archbishop Treland
Ireland
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Fic
the Catholic Congress
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Wilkesbarre
Pardee & Co
Hazleton
John Burke
Frank Munck
Joseph Rand
C. C. Goodal
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Lamar
Palessi
Charles B Lincoln
Michi
O!aie
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Ark
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Mountain School House
Chicaco
Rosebury
Hart
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Land OF the
Pharaoh
Berlin
Peters
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Turkey
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Tillet
Tagblatt
Zanzibar
Dr. Peters
Vaipasta
Clinch County
Hughes
Burrows
Atlanta
E. W. Barrett
Atlanta Constitution
Alabama
Rube Burrows
Constitution
New York City
Allegheny 5
Wisconsin Walls
Janesville
Milwaukee and
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Chicago and Northwestern
John Conway
Northwestern
Martin J. Higgins
Dwight Station
Whitefish Bay
Northwest
Dave Wambold
Continental Hotel
Wambold
Youngstown
Navy
Mahoning
Shenango
Willu AR
Oscar Bergstrom
Long Lake
Bergstrom
Nordenskjold
Asia
New York World Fund
Government of
Bell
Dominic McCaffrey
Sullivan
Robert Bonner
Stanford
Broadway
Gladstone
Chicago White Stocking
Charley Bolton
William Kerr
Bloomington
Tls
Kerr
Medina
N. Y
Harvey Hoag
Mataafa
Tamasese
Sawaii
Albert G. Allen
University Medical College
Stone
Chi
Wheatland
Purdy & McMannus
Purdy & McManus
J. W. Mitchell
Brassey
Acrecanert
Lord Brassey
Cardinal Manning
Murphy
McCarthy
Johnnie Murphy
Cal. McCarthy
Jersey City
Swift
A.W
Choon
Ottiwa
Kun
Thave
L. J. Raveser
Sherman
Texas
Milledgeville
Swirer Speer Co
Atauta
Bucklen
Évor
Castoria
Cole
Bath
W Ole & Co
Jack River Falls
Wis
S. H. Scallin
Mitebel
Waiing
NEW Military Institute For College
U.S. Militiary
Naval Academies
CNGE
Woopwarp & Co
Drugeists
suscox&Co
Parker
Turoweh
Paige
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