All London in Mourning for Prince and Cardinal Manning
In Loxton the city mourns as Prince Albert Victor and Cardinal Manning die within an hour. Crowds fill streets and clubs draw blinds while newspapers publish sorrowful notices and discuss the line of succession and potential royal nuptials.
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The Dead Celebrities Sketches of Two Dignitaries
Lonpoy January 14 The following sketches recount the careers of two prominent figures who died today Henry Edward Manning Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster son of the late William Manning merchant of London born Totteridge Hertfordshire educated at Harrow wind Bulini College Oxford where he graduated in 1830 He served for some time as a select...
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Cardinal Gibbons Mourns Death of Cardinal Manning
Cardinal Gibbons learned of Cardinal Manning’s death this morning and expressed deep sorrow. He later received a dispatch announcing Cardinal Simeoni’s death from influenza, which further affected him as he mourned his fellow churchmen. Cardinal Gibbons dictated a tribute to Manning’s memory.
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Cardinal Manning
Associated Press
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The Pope Says His Hour Is Approaching
Rowe Jan 14 reports the pope, shaken by the coincident deaths of Cardinals Simeoni and Manning, declares that his hour is approaching as he contemplates mortality.
Veterans urge to raise brigade for Chile over Valparaiso
General Datuzs E. Coon of Heintzelman Post telegraphed President Harrison seeking permission to raise a brigade of troops for Chile in response to the barbarous treatment of American seamen at Valparaiso. Senior Vice National Commander notes veterans would pour into Santiago if enlistment is allowed.
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National Union Veteran Legion
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A Republican Over the Traces Columants Jan 14
Mr Griffin of Lucas opposes investigation into Brice Senate seat and votes with Democrats against referring the resolution to Elections. The House tabled the resolution as a special order for Wednesday. Doty of Cuyahoga proposes the only original plan to reorganize Congressional districts, claiming 14 Republican districts to 7 Democratic. He ties it to Governor McKinley’s suggestions.
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Chauncey Depew Faces Opposition at Union League Vote
In New York the Union League Club election pitted Chauncey M. Depew against Cornelius N. Bliss with a large field of supporters. Depew led after entrance cheers, Bliss supporters rallied, and voting closed at 11 pm with 722 ballots cast. Depew 292, Bliss 292, J H Cheate 1, blanks 4.
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Blank Baljoke
Rebellion Suppressed at Ascension Mexico
A courier reports the revolt halted in Ascension with civil law resuming. Troops surrounded the rebels at the stone mill on Tuesday. after feeble resistance the besieged force surrendered and 107 captives were taken while the leader escaped.
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Holman the Hoosier Faces Party Rift in Vote Fray
An Indiana congressman, W. S. Holman, faces sharp opposition from Republicans and demoralized Democrats over an omnibus economy resolution. The uproar prompts talk of Posey County politics and a potential party realignment as Quay and Alger plot maneuvers in Philadelphia while Hastert continues to push for a broader federal program.
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Posey County
Government employee reinstatement rumor stirs Philly meddling critique
The text notes speculation that suspended Philadelphia government employees may be reinstated, urging the administration to learn from the Philadelphia primaries. It argues meddling to win delegates is ineffective, reflecting a cautious political stance.
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Lightner
Alger Confers With Quay Over Presidential Candidacy
In Washington General R A Alger discusses Harrison's nomination with Senator Quay. Quay plans a Senate resolution seeking an investigation into officeholders and Pennsylvania politics. Alger may back Michigan's Blaine alternative, while Democratic help is sought to block Harrison.
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Victim of appetites W C Hoopes in Cincinnati cell
One of the worst human wrecks in police circles sits in a Central station cell charged with saloon burglary on Elim street. W C Hoopes, once a handsome society man with a fine wardrobe, has fallen to drink and ruin, sleeping in a vermin-filled saloon cellar while his mother in Pittsburg supports him.
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Southern Shock Rocks Memphis City Buildings
Two powerful earthquake shocks struck Memphis early today with the first at 2 04 lasting about four seconds and a second ten seconds later. The tremors, heading south to north, shook the Athletic Club building and caused an exodus from offices. Residents reported rattling windows and dishes, and a distant thunder rumble accompanied the event. Reports came in from Messeire Alabama and Tennessee.
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Fort Wayne Limited Train Crashes Into Chicago Street Car
A Fort Wayne Limited train struck a street transfer horse car at Forty seventh street and the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago tracks in Chicago. Two passengers on the horse car were killed instantly and thirteen others injured. The crash was blamed on three men the crossing keeper Herb Albrecht the street car conductor Joseph Lannigan and car driver Michael Cragin. The flagman had gates raised the conductor failed to warn and the driver faced the onrushing limited.
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Contempt Strikes Mark Albany Senate Deadlock
Albany January session sees Republican Senators refuse to vote on an enumeration bill, triggering contempt proceedings. Lt. Gov. Sheehan enforces rule calls while Democrats seek to unseat Republicans to reach a 20 vote threshold. three Republicans excused, others held in contempt, with potential jail or expulsion pending next week.
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Dying Man Lynched After Brutal Oxford Murder
In Oxford North Carolina on a Jan 14 fatal murder by George Corbin a colored coachman who killed Mrs Horton the town mob captured him as he lay dying and hanged him from a tree firing bullets into his body The mob seized Corbin after word spread of the crime and he died in the act of lynching as townspeople watched in shocked silence within the peaceful village context.
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Bribery Probing in Ohio Senatorial Case
Columbus January 14 Special The grand jury continues hearing witnesses in the Senatorial bribery case. Representatives Griffin of Lucas and Charles L. Kurtz testified. two indictments are said to be justified. Judge Pugh instructed on bribery definitions and the Sherman supporters plan to intervene in the grand jury proceedings.
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Foraker
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Sherman
Allegheny Councilmen to Probe Chief Murphy Charges
The Allegheny Committee of Common Councilmen investigating Chief Murphy held a meeting and plans a thorough probe by Councils next week. Chairman Lewis said evidence supports an investigation though much is outlawed for court trial. He urged informants to contact him before Monday. Attorney D L Patterson has been engaged by non Reform Association parties to aid the prosecution.
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Newsboys Protest Against Law and Order Campaign
Pittsburg newsboys rally against Sunday paper suppression led by Willy Kennedy. Resolutions demand police action against Law and Order group and call for broader labor support. Two arrests reported and hearings scheduled. crowd decries regime and pledges solidarity with older workers.
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