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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1902

Page

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Russian Church consecration at East Ninety seventh Street

Archbishop Tikhon conducted the consecration of the new Russian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas at 15 East Ninety seventh Street with a large assembly including Ambassador Cassini, Mayor Low, Bishop Grafton, Dr. Huntington and many clergy and officials from Russia and the United States. The service, entirely in Russian, featured liturgy, censing, blessings, and the kissing of the cross as dignitaries and guests observed from the sanctuary and front rows.

Ambassador Cassini Bishop Grafton Mayor Low DR. Huntington St. Nicholas East Ninety-seventh-st Tikhon San Francisco Imperial House of Russia United States Most Holy Synod Fond-du-Lac Wis Count Cassini Nicholas Ladygensky Countess Cassini Mlle Des Planques Paris Alexander Pavnoff Corea Theodore Hansen Washington P. Rugedestvinsky M. Rudokoff A. J. Rutkovsky Baron Fenzen Baron Schlippenbach M. Struve Canada K. Karasoff Charles Peterson New York M. Tucker Philadelphia Low Alexis Hatovitzky Elias Zoukoff Anatoly The Missionary College Minneapolis Raphael Brooklyn Alexis Toth Wilkesbarre Penn Buffalo Bill North America Aleutian Islands Llya New-York St. Petersburg Charles Crane Chicago

Guarded embassy service draws crowd and police

Over five hundred people attended yesterday's service while forty policemen were stationed at the church. The guards protected embassy members as a key security measure during the event.

Scenes at the dedication of the new Orthodox Russian Church

The article describes scenes at the dedication ceremony for a new Orthodox Russian church. Clergy, parishioners, and local residents gathered for the solemn service, with remarks on community faith and architectural significance.

Pall Mall London Cigarettes Advertisement

An advertisement touts Pall Mall London Cigarettes as highly recommended for gentlemen who are accustomed to smoking the finest blends of Irish tobacco in a refined choice. The copy emphasizes quality and applied lifestyle association.

Pall Mall London Advt

Frick Versus Carnegie War Sparks Pittsburg University Gift

A friend of H C Frick claims he will donor a city university in Pittsburg to outshine Carnegie’s polytechnic plan. Frick will fund buildings and the site, plus a 2.5 million endowment, promising to double Carnegie’s investment. The quarrel stems from Frick leaving Carnegie Steel and a long rivalry over campus location and prestige.

THE Tribune Pittsburg H. C. Frick Andrew Carnegie Frick Carnegie Mr. Frick Carnegie Steel Company Schenley Carnegie Institute Polytechnic School Mr. Carnegie Schehley Technical School

Grand Trunk Plans Ocean to Ocean Railway Route

Montreal announces a second transcontinental railway by the Grand Trunk, to be built under the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company. About 3000 miles from North Bay or Gravenhurst through Manitoba and British Columbia to Port Simpson, with 75 to 100 million dollars in expenditure. Construction awaits Canadian Parliament approval and aims for modern grades, steel bridges, and ample facilities.

Montreal Quebec Canada Ocean Charles M. Hays Grand Trunk Railway Grand Trunk Grand Trunk Lnes Detroit River Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company Hays Ontario New Ontario North Bay Gravenhurst Manitoba Northwest Territories British Columbia Butte Inlet Port Simpson B. C Northwest Grand Trunk Directorate England

The Pope Receives Canadians in Rome Audience

In Rome on November 23 the Pope held a farewell audience with Archbishop Bruchesi of Montreal before addressing sixty Canadians in the throne room, including Protestants from Ontario and Quebec. He blessed all, and Bruchesi said he hopes to return in three years. the Pope replied he will wait. The Propaganda delays Chicago Archbishop appointment amid objections to Bishop Spalding, with a December 15 meeting to decide.

Rome Bruchesi Montreal Monsignor Bruchesi Ontario Quebec Propaganda Chicago Feehan Spalding The

Snowy Reach to California on the Golden State Limited

An advertisement fragment promotes the Golden State Limited luxury train from Rock Island Route with tickets at 401 Broadway. The note implies direct snowbound travel to sunny California, highlighting the scenic route and availability.

California Golden State Limited Rock Island Broadway Overland Limited Chicago North-Western Union Pacific Southern Pacific Railways

Venezuela asserts cordial ties with United States amid Orinoco disputes

Caracas reports Doctor Lopez Baralt, Venezuela's Interior Minister, stating that relations with the United States remain friendly and cordial. He condemns British and German actions in the Orinoco, protests infringements on sovereignty, and defends Patos Island as Venezuelan. He says Germany has not pressed pending claims and Castro will meet obligations legally.

Caracas Venezuela Lopez Baralt United States Trinidad Orinoco the Mirror Castro Panther Patos Amiens Great Britain Patos Island Spain Germany

Evacuation of Shanghai Underway As Japanese Withdraw

Shanghai reports the evacuation of the city by foreign garrisons has begun with Japanese troops the first to withdraw their forces. Incoming gaps in military presence raise questions about post withdrawal control and security in the area.

Shanghai

Lord Kitchener Arrives at Aden on India Route

Lord Kitchener reaches Aden on the way to India and holds talks with General Maitland on the Somaliland campaign against the Mullah. Officials note the need for swift business activity as stock reports and stenography are valued features of the Pennsylvania Special.

Aden Arabia Lord Kitchener India General Maitland Mullah Somaliland Pennsylvania Advu

Sturgis Denies Resignation Amid Croker Case

Commissioner Thomas Sturgis told reporters at his home that a newspaper report of his resignation to Mayor Low is false and he plans to continue in office. He said decisions on the Chief Croker case would come midweek and emphasized not discussing the trial. He defended the department’s governance and noted measures to improve fire services, including harbor access for fireboats.

Thomas Sturgis Fire Department East Thirty-sixth St Low Chief Croker Sturgis Mayor Low Croker Corporation Counsel's Office Corporation Counsel's Sheffield Clifford

Settlement Outlook Bad Freight Rates In Coal Dispute

Scranton Penn November 23 Independent coal operators refuse concessions to miners unless freight rates are reduced. A nine man committee will visit New York to press for rate cuts while big companies resist cutting earnings. Darrow to meet Burns as talks loom before December arbitration session resumes.

Tribune Scranton Penn Strike Arbitration Commission Tidewater New York J. L. Coke Pittston W. L. Connell C. D. Simpson J. L. Crawford J. N. Rice Joseph J. Jermyn E. B. Sturges H. C. Reynolds W. W. Watson United Mine Workers Mitchell Committee of Nine Clarence S. Darrow Ira H. Burns Burns

Destructive dynamiting outrages hit Mahanoy City

At 5 this morning in Mahanoy City Pennsylvania the front of Christopher Portland's saloon was blown across the street and adjacent buildings wrecked. Windows shattered in every house in the square. Portland and family on the third floor escaped with minor injuries as two of his sons, nonunion workers, slept through the blast amid the strike turmoil.

Mahanoy City Fenn Christopher Portland Portland

Coal Dealers Expect Short Coal Supply Amid Cold Wave

Officials anticipate a cold snap will force large coal dealers to allocate small steam sizes to customers while larger shipments head east. Board of Health inspectors will probe violations of the soft coal ordinance in factories. funds from the miners’ defence committee will be donated to anthracite workers as final reports are presented to the Central Federated Union.

Great Lakes Board of Health Daniel 3. Jacobs Miners’ Defence Committee Central Federated Union

Freight Tieup Relieved After Long Pittsburgh Congestion

After thirty six hours of ceaseless work by expanded forces, the Pennsylvania Railroad system eased terminal congestion in Pittsburgh. By 5 am tomorrow, 29 trains and 46 225 cars will have moved, with heavy handling of coke and coal to west points. Accidents among trainmen rose as many new workers joined shunting crews. West Penn Hospital treated eight injured by 6 oclock. Advised note unrelated to the freight relief.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Fort Wayne Baltimore and Ohio Lake Erie Monongahela Pennsylvania Shenango Mahoning Valleys Baltimore Ohio Pennsylvania Yards West Penn Hospital

Congress likely to do little on tariffs and trusts says Landis and Jones

In Washington on November 23, Senator Jones of Arkansas and Representative Landis of Indiana predicted a short session will not tackle major tariff revision or trust legislation. Landis argued no new laws are likely, with focus on funds bills and routine measures, while Jones cautioned that waits for the next Congress will sidestep action. Both men noted labor and rail utilization as signs of economic strain easing.

the Tribune Washington Roosevelt Congress Mississippi Senate Committee On Finance House Committee On Ways and Means Knox Pittsburg Supreme Court Lodge Massachusetts Burrows Michigan Scott West Virginia Spooner Wisconsin White House Henderson Allison Iowa Fairbanks Indiana Representative Cannon Illinois Representative Babcock Tribune Senator Jones Arkansas Representative Landis Landis Mr. Landis

Elephants Run Amuck at Newark Show

Lockhart Brothers who own performing elephants faced potential damage suits after a parade of their animals caused chaos near Proctor's Theatre Newark. A dog attack triggered a stampede injuring several women whose garments were torn. the elephants were eventually rounded up by handlers amid public excitement.

Lockhart Brothers Proctor's Theatre Newark Park Place Lockharts

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