Manitoba election pits church against government in St Honiface
In St Honiface Manitoba a bitter election contest pits Dominion Premier Laurier and Provincial Premier Greenway against Archbishop of St Boniface who leads the Roman Catholic Church. The church’s stance on Manitoba parochial school settlement sparks a protracted clash as Manitoba Catholics watch the outcome. The February 18 confrontation marks a stark churchgovernment clash as results loom.
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Manitoba
Pimen-Herald
Winnipes
Man
Canada
St. Honiface
Dominion
Wilfred Laurier
Thomas Greenway
St. Boniface
Laurier
Greenway
Bt. Honiface
Burns Attacks Astor Over Pall Mall Gazett e
In the House of Commons John Burns attacks William Waldorf Astor during a debate on a new London County Council hall. Burns accuses the Pall Mall Gazette of acting in Astor interests and the plan is defeated 27 to 16. Also noted are brief items on Wolcott's courtesy visit to Prince von Hohenrohe and a courtroom scene involving Mrs Dent Wolfe and a Brooklyn police incident.
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Memnri
Pall Mall Gazette
London
House of Commons
John Burns
Battersea
Clapham
London County Council
Turns
County Council
The
Pall Mill Gazette
William Waldorf Astor
Itx
Astor
Cornell
Turax
AM Wolaott
Prince von Homemante
Herlin
United States
Wolcott
Prince von Hohenrohe
Europe
Horse Derailed by Frightened Pony In New York Trolley Accident
A log horse owned by Charles Cramer, 20, at 8 Walton Ave, bolted after fright at a trolley car near One Hundred and First Street yesterday afternoon. It charged a crowd of about 60 people, injuring Mamie Foster, 14, who received bruises and was treated by a physician. Cramer, thrown from the cart, was rescued by Policeman Johnson at the Northern De Hatley Drive. The horse was restrained on Lincolnsomething by the Southern Boulevard and brought to a stop.
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Moniusanta
Agh
Charles Cramer
Walton-ave
Mamie Foster
Cramer
Johnson
Alexander-ave. Follce
Ern de Hatley Brive
Trotley-Ir
Roosevelt and the Postman in Prison Office Hat Etiquette
President Roosevelt presided over police trials when a letter carrier entered the courtroom with a letter for the Commissioner. The carrier refused to remove his hat, prompting Roosevelt to demand hat removal. The incident sparked debate on hat etiquette in private offices. Postmaster Dayton suggested carriers may remove hats at the door, while Roosevelt considered guidance from the Postmaster General.
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MIF Poli
Lettei-Canmieens
Roosevelt
Molle Board
Hoomerelt
Peterson
Hoosevelt
Leino
Dayton
Rulli
Senate Debates Treaty Postponement And Nominations
Washington reports a sharp executive session as Senators debate postponing the General Treaty of Arbitration with Great Britain until after March 4. Nomination of William R. Munger was confirmed. Charles F. Amidon faced a lengthy confirmation fight. Debates on the treaty opened with mixed calls for immediate action and postponement, and Sherman remained confident of a two thirds vote to ratify.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman
Great Britain
William R. Munger
Braska
District of
Nebraska
Charles F. Amidon
North Dakota
Hansbrough
Gallinger
Brown
Roach
Wrth Dakota
Davis
Hoar
Amidon
Nelson
Minnesota
Maron
Alison
Committee On Appropriations
Frye
Maine
Howe
Platt
Lodge
West
United States
Mr. Sherman
Todo
Morgan
Daniel
Coral
Markburn
Sheman
Kentucky
Runce's Fleet Reviewed in Charleston Ceremony
Charleston hosted Admiral Bunce and Secretary Herbert for a fleet review. Governors and state officials attended as the Maine and other ships were saluted, medals awarded to Naval Cadet Gherardi, and a banquet held at the Charleston Hotel.
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Charleston
8. C
Admiral Bunce
Herbert
W. H. Ellerbe
South Carolina
Seretary Herbert
Washington
Colfax
Elterbe
Sweeney
F. 1
Gary
Maine
W.d. Creeden
Srerestary
Crownlushielé
Crowninshield
Gherardi
Knexts
Wach
Forelock
Ellerbe
Admiral Tunes
Chamber of Commerce
Smyth
At & Naval Washington
Adoo
Admiral Bunton
Department
Admiral Bunnd
Major McKinley Improving Amid Visitation Limits
Canton Ohio February reports Major McKinley’s health is improving though his physician requires rest. He will not see visitors this week unless by appointment. Public receptions are curtailed and a trip to Cleveland is canceled, with cabinet selections possibly delayed until March. A fraternity gift of a diamond badge from Sigma Alpha Pi to McKinley is planned. Hanna plans to travel to Washington by train with his family on the morning train from Cleveland.
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Constantinople
Crete
Cretan
Vassos
tHatepa
Amp
Vaneos
London
William Vernon Harcourt
Liberal Party
Liverpool Reform Club
Earl of Kimberley
Lord Rosebers
Map
Major M
Canton
Biston
Cleveland
Senate
Mkinley
Detroit
Mich
Hiller
Wilson
McKinley
Marek
Sigma Alpha Pation Fraternity
Bretton Fratern
McMinkintey
McKinte
Hanna
Washington
Bob Ralro Fe
Kyle Elected Senator Again in South Dakota Vote
James H. Kyle was elected United States Senator by the solid Union votes and a few Populists who stayed with him. Most Populists deserted him, but enough remained to provide the required majority in the senate election.
Lexow Hearings Detail Sugar and Rubber Trusts Actions
The Lexow committee pressed witnesses in New York on trust organization and watered stock. Charles Flat and Charles R. Vint testified as to capitalization, ownership, and reports from Simmons and other papers, while evidence on labor costs and plant operation were reviewed amid questions about factory stock and price setting.
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Simmons
NES Ausent
Charles Flat
United States Rubber Company
Lexow
Joint Legislative Committee
Sugar and Rubber Truste
Flint
Luser Trust
Rubber Trust
News Jersey
Lexow Hag
Questone
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Rubber Company
Senator Lexow
HO. Havemeyer
John E. Parsons
St John
Havermeyer
Westenday
Parsons
Directo
Board Hd
New York
Ite
Farsone
Indor
Charles R. Vint
United Shites Rubber Company
Punt
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