Croker and Cockran Face Off in Political Clash
New York and Washington reports detail Richard Croker's demand for a personal explanation from W Bourke Cockran. A meeting between the two is seen as likely and possibly physical. The dispute influences Tammany Hall reorganization as Croker delays Florida travel and Cockran stays in Washington.
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Cocokran
Tammany Executive Committee
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Cochran
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Ome Popipe
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Washington
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McGlynn Reinstated At Freshly Decorated Boston Church
Mass removal issue lingers as Dr. McGlynn returns to lead Christmas services. Old parishioners fill the church, which glitters with evergreens and sacred symbols. Three Masses are held, with McGlynn in good health and high spirits. He preaches on peace and goodwill after the first gospel.
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McGlynn
Christ
Duel between Jaures and Barthou ends bloodless in France
In Paris on December 26 the socialist leader M. Jaures and Dr. Barthou minister of public works dueled at St. Ouen sur Seine after a chamber dispute over a government measure. Two shots were fired with no injuries as the confrontation concluded without harm.
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Gutted by Fire Destroys Albany Y M C A Building
The six story Albany Young Men’s Christian Association building near the Kenmore hotel was gutted in a blaze started in the elevator shaft. Firefighters confined the flames to the top three floors. ground floor merchants suffered heavy water damage. Loss near 10000 and the ornate structure cost about 150000, a gift from James B. Jermain of West Troy.
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Ambassadors Frozen Up Delay Japan Peace Talks
In Wasnixetos on December 26 no information has reached the Japanese legation about appointment of peace commissioners to treat with two Chinese envoys recently named. Japanese action likely waits for Chinese arrival. rivers and canals frozen hinder Peking communications delaying the envoy’s voyage.
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