Funeral of Dr Edward McGiren in St Marys Church
The funeral of Dr Edward McGiren was held at St Marys Church with Archbishop Corrigar presiding. The service drew a crowded congregaiton including Protestant clergy, and afterward the coffin was moved to the train for New York. Also notes on distressed Americans abroad and a London guests visit to President McKinley.
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Vewered
Newburgs
Edward McGiren
St. Mary's Church
Archbishop Corrigar
Diocese of
New York
Feisis
Richard T. Burtsell
Dr. McGigns
I. Preneganda
Rome
Rustroad
Dea
I Ginria
Tuertu Juiniipe
Olinda
Cuba
Hove
Ordini
London
Washington
Anciert and Honorable Artillery Company
Massachusetts
McKinley
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
United States
Priceless jewel theft and recovery tale from a thief
A fragment tale warns of loss and pursuit as a jewel is stolen by thief Bisetee and recovery is sought. The page extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach based ailments and heart and blood health with testimonial notes from Miss Alice Hempton of Lexington Kentucky about cures and benefits.
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Bisetee
Dr. Pierce
Alice Hempton
East 4Th St
Lexington
Arexon
Pacer
Catholic Church Aims to Shape Philippine Education
Archbishop Nozaleda argues for church control of property and parishes in the Philippines, seeks Roman catechism in primary schools, and urges continued parochial fees and parish administration. He presses to maintain church influence over cemeteries, pawnshops, hospitals, and missionary work. In Leyte and Samar, civilians suffer under blockade and abuses by Aguinaldo appointees while insurgents profit from loot and taxes. Congress seeks fair Catholic chaplain distribution. Britain delays reply to Choate over flour seizure. Senator Hale pushes inquiry.
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Manila
Bates
Wheston
Perez Das Marinas
Schwan
Strenge
Indang
Maig
Noveleta
Batangas
Nolan
Eleventh Cavalry
Nozaleda
Mgr. Chapelle
Philippines
Leyte
Samar
Islands
Aguinaldo
Great Britain
Washington
Choate
State Department
Hale
Maine
Senate
United Mine Workers Set For National Convention in Indianapolis
The credentials committee reports progress on the big task of reviewing about 70 delegates arriving from the Western Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois and Ohio districts. President Mitchell warns a failure to agree on a wage scale could trigger a major strike impacting local realities and the county.
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Imapertamer
Setivanl
Indisanzvlis
Adianapols
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Mitchell
Bryan Expansionist Belief on Extending Republic Limits
In a Minneapolis interview dated January 11 W J Bryan advocates enlarging the republic beyond contiguous lands and believes any intelligent people able to form part of the nation should be included He denies support for a colonial government on any subject territory while reaffirming Democratic support for extension of limits.
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Minuseapolis
W. J. Bryan
Democrats Party
Explosion damages Newark gas works and city supply
A meter purifying and condensing house at the Essex and Hudson Gas company in Newark was destroyed by a blast last night causing about 25,000 in damage. The roof was blown away and windows shattered, but most machinery continued running and gas service to the city remained uninterrupted.
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Newark
N. J
Jar
Essex and Hudson Gas Company
Cartoonists Acquitted in Outrage Morals Trial
In Paris on January 13 the La Caricature manager and artist faced trial for an indecent cartoon depicting President Kruger spanking Queen Victoria. The court acquitted, ruling the satire was gross yet not obscene enough to justify charges of outraging public morals.
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Queen Victoria
Paris
la Caricature
Kruger
Triai
Wichita
Kan
John Kornstett
Nora Kornnstett
Anthony
British Leaders Arrive at Cape Town in SA War
London reports General Lord Roberts and General Lord Kitchener have landed at Cape Town with 35,000 reinforcements due in 30 days. The dispatch notes heavy losses at Ladysmith and hints at impending British victories, while internal British strains and possible command changes loom. A Daily Mail item questions Mule health and Magisterial plans.
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South Africa
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Cape Town
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Lord Methuen
Daily Mail
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Buller
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Kruger
White
Rensburg
Cape Colony
Gays
Suffolk Regiment
Vwratssn
Oaily Man
Heer
Psari
Senators Honor Hobart in memory of late Vice President
Washington dispatch notes tributes in the Senate to the memory of Vice President Hobart with remarks by Senators Sewell Keane Daniel and others. House sessions included a resolution on woman suffrage and eulogies for Congressman Greene of Nebraska as adjournment followed.
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Sewell and
Keane
New Jersey
Daniel
Virginia
Repos
New York
Cockrell
Mixsouri
Annapeile
Turner
Wash
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Academy At Annapolis
Philip W. Lansdale
John R. Monaghan
Miss Morrison Freed After Not Guilty Verdict
Chattanooga news reports Julia Morrison James acquitted in the murder trial of Frank Leidenheimer at the Chattanooga Opera House scene. The courtroom erupted in cheers as Morrison thanked the jury and spoke of forgiveness and future lectures on dangers faced by young women on stage.
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Julia Morrison James
Frank Leidenheimer
Plaster of
Bowich
George J. Antz
Miss Morrison
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