France imposes church state split as clerical ban grows
The cabinet backed Briand a program to suppress clergy pensions and seize church property while ordering priests to leave residences. Clergy students face conscription and worship faces illegality beyond schismatic groups as Paris tensions rise with Rome. Cardinal Richard and Archbishop Tiechard targeted amid broad expulsions.
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France
Mgr. Montagnini
Papal
Merry del Val
Rene
Tiechard
Paris
Picqgnart
Brian
Opera Star's Triumph Shadowed by Tragic News
Philadelphia reports that Mme Olive Fremstadt as Venus in Tannhauser at the Academy of Music received acclaim for her performance while a messenger announced the death of her mother in Minneapolis during the final act.
Boy shoots father after refusing beatings in Ridgewood
Dee Weden, sixteen, shot his father John Weden in Glendale Ridgewood after deciding to stop enduring beatings that began in his schoolboy days. The teen remained seriously wounded but alive, and authorities investigated the incident.
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N.Y
Dee
Will- Ham Weden
John Weden
Weden
Glendale
Mrs Birdsong Found Guilty in Monticello Slaying
Mrs Angie Birdsong, 22, was found guilty of murder for killing Eby Thomas Butler in Monticello Mississippi. The jury recommended mercy. she sobbed as verdict read and remained under surveillance at a hotel. United States Senator McLaurin was consulted for possible appeal.
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Dee de
Angie Birdsong
Aity
Mnamshunghier
Eby
Mami
Birdsong
United State
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Inglehuest
Thongs
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Monticello
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Roosevelt Created by Husband and Wife, Says Storers
Mary Belkamy Storer, wife of the former ambassador, claims President Roosevelt owes his rise to her husband’s influence and says the friendship between the families dates long before his presidency. The interview discusses alleged behind the scenes backing for Roosevelt’s rise and favors within the administration.
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Sterer
Cinglinnaty
Deu
Roosevelt
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Aseria
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Storer
Shea's Trial Reveals Talk of Dynamite in Strike
Star witness Michael Kelly testified that President Shea considered dynamite as a strike tactic. He said knives were handed to pickets to threaten colored workers who crossed picket lines, with intent to harm WHITTIER HEH. Defense objected but the court admitted the testimony.
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Whittier Heh
Kelly
Audie Ball
Shooting May Reform McAteer Daughter Involved
In Philadelphia on December 12 Miss May McAteer shot her aged father Rev Jolie McAteer. An official investigation portrays her as timid and refined, driven by witnessing maternal abuse, and she vows to abstain from liquor henceforth. The court’s stance shows sympathy for the young woman.
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Phliladelvela
May McAteer
Jolie Dy. McAtes
Hisenvrowi
Wili
Doan S Rann Confesses Forgery
Doan S Rann admits forging documents and swindling at least one man while facing potential suicide as authorities pursue accountability. The confession reveals loss of fortune and a penniless state for his wife, with claims of extensive fraud.
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Prortla
Ieee
Dan A. Stauns
Reveral Tireeen BR
Contessa
Middletown Shoe Dealer Sentenced for Larceny
Frank Munfoort, a Middletown shoe dealer, was sentenced to sixty days in jail for stealing a kiss from a girl of fourteen at his shop. Recorder Corwin called it not a simple larceny and condemned the crime as severe.
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Middletown
ML OV
Frank Munfoert
Corwin
Siufort
Knapp Furnas Up in Baltimore Case
In Baltimore Athens Knapp Furnas faces a case linked to a misfit party and bandits in a tense situation. Furs returned home unharmed. The story notes he renounced a liaison with his fiancée in Oswen.
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Baltimore
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Anapp
Tigers Seach
Ubi
Bey
Furs
Lis
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Secretory Pnit's Report From Washington Dec 12
Army secretary reports rising desertions and declining strength. Official note cites morale issues and tensions affecting units. President officials seek measures to stabilize ranks and reassure troops.
Traitor CTEHISTIANSAANT in Naval Storm Incident
A chaotic storm scene led to a failed attempted rescue as twelve sailors faced danger while the vessel fought rough seas. An officer attempted to intervene but was overwhelmed by the weather and current conditions.
Bishop McCale Struck by Apoplexy in New York Ferry Landing
Bishop Charles C. McCabe of Philadelphia, a leading Methodist Episcopal figure, suffered apoplexy as he stepped off the Twenty third Street ferry in New York. He was rushed to New York Hospital, resting an hour later. At seventy, he had traveled from Philadelphia to attend an engagement and was described as a famed Civil War chaplain and author.
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Philadelphia
New York
Bee
Charles C. Mautabe
McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Aethens
Winchester
Libby
Christian Emission
Portsmouth
Last Survivor of Monitor Crew Dies in New Haven
J Leahy a fireman aboard the Monitor during the Civil War battle with the Merrimac died at his Golden Street home in New Haven. He claimed to be the last survivor of the Monitor's crew and passed away last night.
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Monitor
New Haven
Conn
Dec. IL
Hagone J. Leahy
Merrimac
Golden Street
Republicans Triumph in Portsmouth City Election
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on December 12 Republicans won the city election for the first time in four years. Wallace Hackett defeated Mayor W. M. Marvin 1239 to 780 to become mayor. Republicans carried every ward in the city.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Wallace Hackett
W. M
Marvin
Financial and commercial closing stock quotations list
Closing stock prices and market notes show varied readings across rail, steel, and industrial issues. Entries include Amalgamated Copper, Reading, Chicago and North Western, St. Paul, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Missouri Pacific among others with fractional percentages and par values.
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Gentral
An Atchison
Work, & Weat
Penn, BR
Brooklyn BR
Reading
Co.cc
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Chee
Ohio
St. Paul
Chi
North
Southern Pac
Southern
Ryi
South
Central
Lackawanna
Inten Parish
Louis. & Wash
Steel
Manhattan
Tinton
Missouri Pac
Minnesota flour and dairy items in steady trade
Market notes show flour steady with limited movement, wheat weak after slight gain tied to Australian crop estimates and Northwest weakness. Butter and cheese prices listed with various grades. live poultry and dressed poultry prices also recorded, reflecting regional dairy and meat markets.
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Sims
Mercantile Exchange
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Wita
Wisse Inferior
Ligute
Iyeric
Combian
Pennerlvanke
Farey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Soldiers Home at Kearny Reports 546 Inmates
The Soldiers Home at Kearny houses 546 inmates per the Board of Managers report to Governor Stokes. Superintendent Rogers urges a memorial in Arlington Cemetery's soldiers circle. Game Warden Sells Seized Guns net $24.90 at auction. a hammerless gun sold for $12.05 and resold for $15. A hunting accident injures Louis Nebr of Eye Harbor City. the eye injury may end his sight. Nine year old Michael Elko drowns after sliding on ice near Trenton Iron Works. his father carried his dinner when the accident happened. West Jersey Proprietors in Burlington refuse to sell rights to the State, prompting debate over public access to historical records.
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Kearny
Board of Managers
Stokes
Rogers
Soldiers’ Circle
Arlington Cemetery
Foulkes
Beyet
Louis Nebr
Eye Harbor City
Nehr
Nim
Michael Elko
Trenton
West Jersey
Burlington
Man Slain Rival in Jersey City Court Fined 250
Edward P. Moore convicted of manslaughter in Special Sessions Court Jersey City and fined 250 by Judge Blair. Court cited mitigating circumstances as Moore, a widower, fought over a rival for his sister in law’s affections. He struck Lewis who fell, hit a curb, and died from a fractured skull.
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Special Sessions Court
Jersey City
Edward P. Moore
Blair
Moore
Wowoman
Lewis
Market Report Shows Steady Prices for Livestock
Livestock markets remained steady as buyers and sellers showed cautious activity. Notable prices included pigs at about 5.85 pounds, with mid range quotes for cattle and sheep reflecting a stable market tone.
Depew to Host Dinner for Gannon and NY Delegation
Senator Depew will host a dinner in Washington this evening for Speaker Gannon and the New York congressional delegation. This marks his first participation in such social entertainment in almost a year.
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Washington
Depew
Gannon
New York
Congress
Microbiology Group Holds Inaugural Session at Bertin
The association for the study of microbiology convened its first meeting at Bertin, launching ongoing aims to advance microbial research and collaboration among scholars.
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Association For the Study of Microbiology
Bertin
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