Satolli Ruling Sparks Catholic Liquor Debate in Ohio
A controversial Papal delegate ruling on Catholic societies linked to liquor dealers stirs debate in Catholic and secular press. The Columbus bishop's circular forbids Catholic groups led by saloon keepers, while Satolli's letter upholds bishop authority and condemns liquor sales in church-affiliated bodies, provoking divided opinions nationwide.
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Watterson
Apostolic Delegate
New York
John A. Watterson
Diocess of
Columbus
Sali
Mor Satolli
Wastixeton
Columba
Ohio
Peery
Francis
Batolli
Sutelli
Datelli Sugtuina
Colambua
Baltinora
Catholic Union and
Times of
Buuffalo Gays
Holy See
Diocese of Columbus
Trafic
Father Lambing
Pittaburg
Wine and Spirit Gazette
Baltimore
Aigr
Satelli
Corrigan
United States
Church of Rome
Corri- Rac
Cidrch
Mgr. Satelli
The
Brooklyn
Mgr
Street Car Service Resumes After Wire Grounding
After labor to locate the grounded wires the Youngstown Street Car system began running cars again from the power house. New employees faced hostile crowds as they operated the cars with few passengers aboard.
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Youngstown
Yousastown
Cara
Peace talks between China and Japan in jeopardy
Telegrams from British ministers and Russian sources report negotiations to preserve peace between China and Japan, while rumors claim a Japanese warship fired on a Chinese vessel at Kisana and hostilities may have begun. Communiqué notes disrupted Japan Korea lines and an official London telegram denying war declaration.
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Okio
Putin
China
Japan
Korea
Senate Recommits Tariff Bill to Conference Amid Uncertainty
Washington dispatch reports a tense Senate session over sending the tariff bill back to conference without instructions. Votes tied 32 to 32 on key points as Stewart, Irby, and other Democrats shift positions. House leaders fret as the bill is moved to the Ways and Means room to await further action, with no clear outcome.
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Senate
Washington
Washburn
Stewart
Nevada
Irby
South Carolina
Hill
Senator Smith
New Jersey
Chandler
Harris
Gray
Faulkner
Yeas
Naya
Allen
Nebraska
Kyle
South Dalkota
Peffer
Kangis
Mr. Smith
Butler
Comeroo
Caffery
Powers
Warden
Wishboro
Crisin
Oar
Quay
Eahjed
Daow
House
Cox
Committees On Ways and Means
Reluctant Senators Weigh Future of Close Vote Bill
Fragmentary remarks show senators hesitant to articulate positions on the close vote bill. Unclear motives and potential shifts loom as public attention remains on the legislative process and upcoming sessions.
Bowden Beaten by Gunman in Jacksonville Saloon Incident
J E Bowden, once linked to the Duval Athletic club and the Corbett Mitchell bout, was severely horsewhipped today in Jacksonville. The attacker, Mr Branson a Pullman car conductor, confronted Bowden in a saloon over an alleged slight to Mrs Branson and used a pistol and buggy whip in the assault.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J. EB Bowden
Duval Athletic Club
Corbett-Mitchell
Bowden
Branson
Pulliman
Convict Uprising at Tracy City Mines Kills Deputy Warden
In Nasaville Tennessee July 27 convicts incited a mine uprising at Tracy City mines. The deputy warden died and two guards were wounded by dynamite explosions. Convicts remain in mines and refuse surrender while law enforcement closes in.
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Nasavillle
Tenn
Tracy City Mines
Plating Works Accident Leaves Millard Severely Burned
A. M. Millard, who opened a replating factory in Lathrop and Co planing mill, was burned when muriatic acid and lye he mixed exploded. The splash burned his face and eyes and badly scorched an arm. He received care from Dr. Gardener and remained in fragile condition with possible vision loss.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Lathrop & Co
A. M. Millard
Gome
Mr. Millard
Eloping Couple Burns Child in West Virginia Tragedy
In Parkersaura West Virginia on July 27 a married man Valentine and widow Mrs. Jacob Trader arranged to elope with her 4 year old daughter for the purpose of disposing of the child. They tied the child to a tree piled brush around it and set it on fire before fleeing. The child cried out attracting help and was released but severely burned and cannot live.
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West Virginia
Parkersaura
W. Va
Calhoun County
Valentine
Jacob Trader
Trader
Reorganized American Baseball League Forms Eight Clubs
The reorganized league will feature eight clubs next year with eastern teams Brooklyn Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh and western clubs Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis. A 25 cent base price is mentioned for the league play. In Washington July 27 the House committee on interstate and foreign commerce abandoned its planned investigation into the American Railway Union strike.
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Pittspuro
Old American Association
Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cuba
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lonteville
St Louis
House Committee On Inter-State and Foreign Commerce
Hia
Lottery Bill Clears House Judiciary Committee
The house judiciary committee favors the senate anti lottery bill aimed at curbing lottery traffic in national and international commerce and through the postal service under U S jurisdiction and laws.
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Wastmoron
House
Ees
Senate
Postal Service
United States
Local and regional notices from scattered incidents and meetings
A mixed set of brief items reports drown from various towns. Incidents include drownings and suicides in Maba hoy City and Black River Station, and a fatal shooting linked to a quarrel with a wife. Other notes cover school reorganizations in Pottsville, flood prevention plans in Williamsport, jail for an executor in Reading, and free text book compliance issues. Also listed are miner wage action in Hastin mobrin county and a gubernatorial district election result in Gettysburg. A York man arrested for obscene mailings posted bail, and court filings in Ebensburg relate to a church teaching case in Gallitzing borough.
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Samuel Adama
Mabahoy City
Joseph Cohen
York
Black River Station
Samuel Oliver
Pittsburg
Pottsville
Williamsport
George Sarvis
Reading
Mahanoy Place
Hastin Mobrin
Republican Conference
Forty- Second Judicial District
Adams
Fulton
David Wille
Gettysburg
Harry Upp
Anthon Joo
New York
United States
Craig
Gallitain Sas Ween
Gallitzing
Ebensburg
Cambria Suany
Bar
Las Vegas Riot Ends With U S Troop Intervention
A Las Vegas riot leaves 30 dead and several wounded after Mexican locals attack the Green brothers amid a four month old lynching case. U S troops arrive, arrest warrants and custody arranged, as tensions flare and threats of further violence loom over Old Town.
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Las Vegas
N. M
United States
Clay
Jose Gallegos
William Green
Green
Gallegos
Inspector MDonalds Story of Colonel Mason Death at Pittston Shaft
Mine Inspector McDonald delivers an official account of the Exeter shaft accident in Wheat Pittston. Colonel Mason and party found a rot in a guide joint backed by timber and bolts. The shoe failed to fit as the carriage rose, and the timbers broke, sending the platform and men to the shaft bottom.
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Mason
Pittstox
McDonald
Exeter
Wheat Pittston
Yeaturday
Great Day for Favorites in Grand Circuit Trotting Meeting
In Cleveland on July 27 favorites swept all events at the grand circuit trotting meeting. Cob Webs and Chemmies were in the 2.27 pace with the former winning easily in straight heat. The free-for-all pace was the day’s star event with bettors backing strong favorites.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Robert J Dominates Despite Slow Start In Heat Trio
Geers kept Robert J on the rail for a late surge after a last place in heat one. The gelding won three straight heats as the last half of heat three ran 1:00 with a mile in 2.054, equaling his Nashville best. Flying Jib faded in heat two. Alar won the 2 1/4 class with Cocoon second. The program closes Saturday with 2 15 trot and 2 10 pace. Robert J and Mascot are slated to pace a Buffalo race next week.
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Robert J
Geers
Nashville
Alar
Cocoon
Robert J and
Mascot
Buffalo
Infant Dies After Choking On Gum Ball
In Lancaster on July 27 an infant daughter of John Waters, colored, aged one, died after swallowing a gum ball while in the care of her six year old brother. The father, nearby, attempted to remove the ball but the child collapsed before a physician could be summoned.
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Lancaster
John Waters
China and Japan at War Over Korea
Government circles in Tien Tsix confirm China and Japan are at war though no official declaration has been issued. Reports claim Japanese forces defeated Chinese and Korean units at Seoul, captured the Korean king, and rumor of a second sea duel with a Chinese cruiser sinking a transport. Hostilities heighten unrest in Seoul as hostage aims and reforms stir tensions.
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Korea
Japan
Seoul
Tragical Fate of Miners After Pay Day Celebration
Meekersport Pennsylvania July 27. David O. Davis and Uriah Wall brothers in law, miners at Dravesburg, drew their pay Tuesday night and visited several saloons. They went out in a skiff on the Monongahela river Tuesday night and have been missing since. A search party found Davis floating in the river today. Wall is still missing. Both men left large families.
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Meekersport
David O. Davis
Uriah Wall
Dravesburg
Monongahela River
Davis
Wall
Publisher Demerritt arrested for libel in receivership tale
D C Demerritt publisher of the Daily Financial News was arrested at Tombs court on a charge of malicious libel for printing a story about an alleged receivership of the Distilling and Cattle Feeding company. He was taken to the Tombs police court.
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New York
D. C
Death of Mrs Ellen Vail Widely Known Episcopal Figure
Mrs Ellen Bowman Vail, a well known Episcopal church figure across the United States, died at her Torrka Kansas home after years of illness and total blindness. She was a daughter of Bishop Samuel Bowman of Pennsylvania.
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Semuelowman
Torrka
Kan
Ellen Bowman Vail
United States
Mre Vailwan
Samuel Bowman
Pennsylvania
National Arbitration Board Favored by Labor Commission
The House Labor Commission today ordered a favorable report on the Springer bill creating a national board of arbitration for the settlement of all labor troubles.
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Wasuisotos
Jaly
House Labor Commission
Springer
National Board of Arbitration
Multiple 1900s News Snippets on Crimes and Incidents
The report lists various cases including the arrest of John McManus for the alleged murder of his wife Margaret in Boston, a Rochester runaway death of millionaire Wilson Soule, Meeker sheep slaughter by outlaws, Governor Tillman moving Henry Joyner to a state penitentiary, the steamer Onega accident near Chattanooga killing Frank Butler, Richard Gates exposing embezzlement in Frankford Indiana, Mrs J J Mastin seeking receivership for 3.6 million in Galena Kansas, and ex Governor Bt. John transitioning to a life insurance company role in New York.
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Rochester
N. Y
Wilson Soule
Allebrook
Meeker
Col
Henry Joyner
Tillman
Columbia
State
Chattanooga
Tenn
Onega
Frank Butler
Weather Forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania Saturday
Forecast from Washington July 97 for Eastern Pennsylvania calls for partly sunny skies with a high temperature. Southwest winds are expected, shaping the day’s weather outlook.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Service and Komfort Shoes in colors for Summer
The article notes that only the Service and Komfort shoes offer summer options in colors and black. It highlights the available colorways and the emphasis on comfort. The piece markets the footwear as suitable for seasonal wear.
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Service & Komfort
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