Pope Receives Cardinals In Grand Rome Audience
In Rome on December 23 Pope Pius X received the cardinals and high prelates in the refurbished throne room once used by Pope Leo XIII. The pope in white met each dignitary after Cardinal Oreglia’s short speech praising spiritual detachment and humanity. U.S. attendees included Mgr Seton of Newark and Mgr Kennedy of the American College.
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Leo XIII
sacc red college
Cardinal Oreglia
Pope Pius
United States
Mgr. Seton
Nework
N. J
Mgr. Kennedy
American College
pope
Christ
Bethlehem
Shackled man eludes captor in Oregon escape
Thurlow W. Parker alias Grown, a 21 year old alleged forger, escaped while en route to Portland. He was in leg irons and night clothes when a sleepy porter failed to guard him. Parker, son of Deer Lodge, Mont., is accused of forging over 800 dollars in Portland six weeks earlier.
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PORTLAND
Oregon
Thurlow W. Parker
Grown
Port Lind
Umatilla
Pullman palace
Parker
Deer Lodge
Mont
Folena
Millions for Friar Lands in settlement with ship parts
Washington secretaries Roul and Shaw met the president to settle the Shippine friars land claim. The government will pay 7,239,400 dollars to the friars for their interests, with possible small variation. Conference focused on bands from the pre casas from which payments will be made.
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WASHINGTON
Roul
Shaw
triar
banda
Panama Under Our Protection War Worries Colombia
Washington cables relay General Reyes says war on Panama means war with United States and he aims to force Colombia to face the risk. He plans to return home to command the army after briefing Washington and hopes to calm domestic sentiment amid the crisis.
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WASHINGTON
Panama
United States
General Reyes
Bogota
Colombia
Reyes
state department
Mirrequin
Pure Water Ad Promises Citywide Supply in Reno
An advertisement claims every home in Reno can receive ten gallons of absolutely pure water daily for $1 per month to prevent typhoid and malaria. It touts a Pasteur germ proof pressure water filter installed in the home, inviting people to sample and visit Carr & Willett's agents at 26 West Second Street. The Gazette Job Printing Department is promoted for its quality work.
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Reno
Gan
Carr & Willett’s
West Second street
Chinese Decadence $3 Shown in Pekin
Pekin dispatch notes that Japanese Minister Uchide and Sir Mason Sutow, long involved with Japan and Britain, foresee little chance to avert war in the Far East. China’s leadership is depicted as weak and divided, with few capable officials and widespread despair among governors and merchants.
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PEKING
far east
Uchide
Mason Sutow
Shree
Sutow
Japan
atesyyen
Unshida
Young Japan” party
Manchuria
Sly Tiebent Hart
China
legation
General Wood Responds to Accusers in 1903 Letter
Washington dispatch details Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood's formal reply to charges published in New York Sun and tied to statements by Lt. Fist Lt. James F. Runni. The correspondence includes attached letters and references, noting years of contention and confidential files. Also announced: St Louis World's Fair stamps designs named for Livingston Jefferson Monroe McKinley and a map issue.
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WASHINGTON
war department
Miantla
P. I
Adjutant General
U. S. Army
D. C
New York Sun
James TF. Runnie
U. S. Volunteer Cavalry
post office department
Robert Livingston
France
Louisiana purchase
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Livingston
President McKinley
United Staes
Paris Bread Strike Paralyzes City Amid Labor Turmoil
Paris faced a large scale food workers strike as bakers, butchers, grocers and pastry cooks join a general walkout. Police and mounted troops surrounded key streets around the labor exchange and the Luxembourg Palace to suppress demonstrations. Authorities warned and arrested several protesters while bakers prepared a second rally on Place de l Opera despite guards and a crowd of shoppers. Uncle Joe Peers left for San Francisco for Christmas dinner with agents.
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PARIS
labor exchange
Luxaumbourg Palace
senate
Royal Divorce at Dresden in Far East and British War Outlook
The Dresden court dissolves the marriage of Prince Frederick and Princess Alice of Schoenburg Walkulenburg. Reports say a daughter of Don Carlos eloped with her coachman while others deny the tale and divorce proceedings begin on grounds of bodily injury. Also covered are Lake Shore dividend news, German war expectations, and British involvement speculation in a Russia Japan conflict.
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DRESDEN
Der
Frederick
Alice
Schoenburg- Walkulenburg
Don Carlos
bullus
Venice
Uni
Cotton Sells High Figure in Quiet New Orleans Market
In New Orleans on December 23 the cotton market showed a lower volume but intense activity with May futures pushing above 14 cents as prices repeatedly hit records. The market rallied with a leading bettor providing steady support amid volatile trading. In Everett Washington a man named John H. Hoss was shot to death last night by a chicken thief who is still at large with no clues to identify the suspect.
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Pittsburg
NEW, ORLEANS
toay
EVERETT
Wash
John HL. Hoss
Snohomish
Double Crime From Jealousy in Kansas City
Samul Lee aged thirty shot and killed his sister in law Florence Lee twenty two then attempted suicide. After tying to persuade her to marry him, he fired four times and shot himself in the breast. Neighbors found the woman dead and Lee mortally wounded. Separate dispatches report Secretary Root denying a claim he will lead the Republican National Committee and the death of Rear Admiral Edwin White from apoplexy at the New York Navy Yard.
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KANSAS CITY
Gec
Samul Lee
Florence Lee
Lee
Kensasity
Kans
NEW YORK
Edwin White
nev yard
Princeton
Rogers
navy yard
Improvements Planned at Reno Resort by Henry Riter
George Lindsay from Bowers mansion reports extensive improvements at the popular Reno resort by Henry Riter. He says next season the grounds will be in splendid condition and the property will feature enhanced amenities, with renovations to the park areas and lighting ready before Christmas.
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George Lindsay
Bowers mansion
Reno
Henry Riter
Union Trust Co Resumes After Receiver Ruling
Union Trust Company, Baltimore, reopened today after a receiver took control October 18. Officials say the bank is able to meet obligations and pay depositors promptly.
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Union Trust Co
BALTIMORE
Union Trust Company
Will Pay Back What He Owes in Detroit
Frank Ed Andrews former vice president of City Savings Bank Detroit released on parole returns home and pledges to settle all controversies and legal tangles claiming his aim is to repay every penny owed. A separate notice says the Reno Whelinen business meeting is postponed to next Wednesday due to holiday engagements.
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Mich
Andrews
City Savings Bank
jay
Reno Whelinen
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