Paris Churches Protected as Government Sits Tight
Paris authorities plan a gentle approach to church services today with police present to note law breaches. Amid religious tension, gendarmes guard against disturbances by militants and freethinkers while curates vow to defend sanctities. Bishop faces assault charge as officials monitor protests during a volatile religious climate.
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Paris
Helignini
Brance
Line
Ternes
Cantal
Naner
Montagnint
Mer
Merry de Val
Catholics seek permit to hold religious meetings in churches
In Paris the liberal faction of Roman Catholics pushes for permission to convene church services amid a split with authorities. Martinet and Robin filed with Prefect Lepine, while Cardinal Richard denies backing the move.
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ML. Martinez
Richard
Martinet
Robin
Bobip
Jean Wrangile
Eniile
Petit
Police
Buckley Firm Faces Unclear Numbers In Local Notice
A fragmented local record from Buckley in Illinois shows unclear figures including a value of 12 31 and references to P and T. A partial snippet hints at a financial or property item but lacks complete context.
Europe weighs action on US grain sales rules
European delegates from Belgium Germany Sweden and other chambers of commerce met in Berlin to urge Seller liability for United States grain quality at European ports. The talks focused on corn and wheat contracts and aimed to hold US sellers accountable for merchantable grain. A decision to consult the British chamber and discuss Russian contracts followed.
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Berlin
Bec
Bagia
Ronseau
United States
Abman
Belgiax
Duten
Chambera ‘of Commerce
European
British Chamber of, Commerce
United States.com
Alive After Death Rumor Stabilizes in California Trail
In a distant turn of events a Milwaukee report claims Hattie Rome learned her husband Simabanda, believed buried after a California catastrophe, is alive and living on a ranch in California. A long distance conversation verified the bond remains, prompting hurried plans to reunite in Stockton California as mourners recall the loss of their child in the San Francisco disaster.
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Milwaukee
Otter
Hattie Rome
Cal
Riverside
Oshkosh
California
Snawane
Stockton
Eveh
San Francisco
Polfts
Right to strike sustained by U S judge opinion
Madison Wis December 13 The right to strike for any cause or no cause is clear and sustained by authority The decision of Judge A L Sanborn in the Allis Chalmers Milwaukee case holds unions lawful to seek economic advancement The opinion notes that a threat or strike by conspirators is a different question and may be unlawful
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Wis
A. L. Sanborn
United States District’ ‘Court
Allis Clalmers Company
Tron Molders' Union
Social life at Yale unfair claims spark student radicalism
Joseph Meill Patterson, Chicago born Yale graduate studying at Wisconsin University, says Yale life is controlled by wealthy sons and resembles corporate dominance in civic affairs. He asserts Western universities are more democratic and notes resentment among students toward wealth and modern conditions. A second item notes Mrs Leng Dedrick, wife of Benny Dedrick, dies after being struck by a cow’s tail while milking, causing bloody poisoning.
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Joseph Meill Patterson
Chicago
Iain
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College
Yale College
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Patterson
Yale
Poe
Pan
Columbus
Ind
Leng Dedrick
Benny Dedrick
Here
Urgent need for more dry docks stated by Rear Admiral Endicott
The outline reports Rear Admiral Moriecai Endicott, head of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, warning of an urgent requirement for additional dry docks. It notes events including Harry C. Pulliam’s reelection as president secretary and treasurer of the National League of Base Ball Clubs and various legal and financial matters across multiple cases.
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Moriecai Endicott
Bureau of Yards and Idocks
Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Base
Caruso
New York
Hartie
Pittsburg
Vie
Rockefellers Itome
Maitland Toon
iQuinexs
Anraham Tinceln
Waters Town
N. C
Moody and Bonaparte Nominees Face Senate Scrutiny
Washington December 13 The senate continued nominations for William H L Moody to the Supreme Court Charles J Bonaparte to be attorney general Victor H Metcalf to be secretary of the navy and James a Brannan to be secretary of commerce The opposition to Moody and Bonaparte was strong with several Democratic senators voting no while Metcalf and Etraus faced no opposition Cortelyou’s treasury move and other nominations like Garfield interior and Meyer postmaster general were discussed as timing for March 4.
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Washington
Senate
William HL. Moody
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles J. Bonaparte
Maryland
Victor HL. Metealf
Calfornia
Navy
Brana
New York
Commerce
Moody
Bonaparte
Bonapaste
Hence
Todge
Metell
Etraus
Cortelyou
Treasury
Ald ‘Hich
la Secretary of the Treasury
Garfiald
Interior
von. Meyer
Garfieldta
Teke
Last man to speak to Lincoln buried in Chicago
Caspar B. Smith of Chicago, longtime superintendent of the American Bitter Distillery, died Monday at 52. He delivered a message to President Lincoln in Ford's Theatre and heard the fatal shot. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Casper
Honan
Chicago
Traverse City
Mich
Abraham‘ Lincoln
Saatch, Wae
Government
Ford
Booth
American Bitter Distt
Boston Cyater
Deering
Charles Etkes
Shilaren
Tragic drowning and heroism near Greenview river
On 38 1904 at Trem life is saved by Tar who dives in to rescue Vince from the Bangamemi river. Ray cannot swim and cries for help. Tar saves others but both Luking and the toy drown during the rescue. A widow’s child receives a medal and ongoing support from weekly earnings. the widow remarries.
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Greenview
Anne
Vince
Ray
Bangamemi
eRay
Tarising
Luking
Tuking
Court orders hair cut for jurors in Indiana case
Court orders plaintiff John Phenis of Cicero to receive a barber shop haircut as jurors examine his scalp after a collision with an Indiana Union Traction work car. The unusual order accompanies testimony over head injuries from the incident claimed by Phenis, with physicians divided on causation.
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Indiana
John Phenis
Cicero
Phenis
Indiana’ Union Traction Company
Plastitif
House Opposes President on Reform Spelling Plan
Washington December 1 The House of Representatives adopts a substitute to the appropriations bill declaring no funds may print law or Congress ordered documents unless they conform to spellings recognized by standard English dictionaries. Discussion notes President could alter 300 words and ponders a potential new court language. Senators and representatives work on a resolution to straighten simplified spelling.
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Rowse
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House of Representatives
Congress
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Endment Towne
New York
Groute
Grosvenor
Flatt
Dandis
Ron
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Goes Up for Life for Murder in Hillsdale Michigan
William Dunnigan was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in Jackson prison for killing Joseph Cawsey three years earlier near a screen door plant vigil. The case followed a lengthy trial lasting more than a week. Ex Senator Brown Is Dead. Arthur Brown, ex United States Senator from Vital, died after a shooting at Motel Raleigh Apartments.
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Mich
William Dunnigan
Joseph Cawsey
Jackson
Cawsey
Aod
Brown
Washington
United States
Arthur Brown
Vital
Raleigh
Anna M. Bradley
Salt Lake City
Education Bill Fails Lords Amendments In Open Clash
London reports the lower house rejected all Lords amendments to the education bill by 416 to 107 with Irish members voting with the government. Augustine Birrell announced a committee to draft revisions as tense exchanges and crowded galleries followed the division. The Transvaal constitution was issued with a two chamber setup and salaries of 1500 annual, Chinese labor ends after five years, and a franchise for men over 21 meeting certain residence rules.
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House of Lords
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Board of Education
Rea
Lord Lansdowne
Galeries
Agquith
Balfour
Transvaal
Churchill
Wing Saward
Legislative Assembly
Rand
Pretoria
Svito
Ex-Postmaster Meeks jailed for embezzlement funds
United States district court sentences Gilbert Meeks of Nichols Coffee County to years imprisonment and a $2068 fine for embezzling post office funds. Funeral services held for Sylixd Gertish at Hilton Morris Heights with sparse attendance. Farmers Drovers bank of Waynesburg Pa placed under receiver. Two minors licensed to wed in Owingsville Ky with parental consent. Infanta Maria Teresa gives birth to a son in Madrid.
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Dee
United States
Qilbert Meeks
Nichols
hy-Neeks
Ff Oridge
Wes
Owingsville
Marttin Vice
Annié Houseman
Mney
Ming Alfonan
Madrid
Infanta
Maria Teresa
Alfonso
Ferdinand of
Bavaria
Convicted inva Trust Case in Omaha Under Appeal
Jury returns guilty verdict in the Omaha Coal Exchange trust case involving Howell and about seventy nine other members. The law violation case, the first trial under the indictment, covers most coal firms in the city and will be appealed.
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Inva Trust
Omaha
Neb
Howell
Omaha Goal. Exchange
Cits
Electric Bitters restore health after years of illness
A reader from Hennettsville S C endorses Electric Bitters as a great restorative medicine that cured chronic ailments. The ad claims the remedy ends biliousness and stomach issues, restoring health after long suffering. Also notes a Westminster rummage sale in the Syndicate building on Friday and Saturday.
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A. Brown
Hennettsville
S.C
Westminster Ladies
Syndicate
Tome
Bazaar by Danish Lutheran Women at ALO U Hall
The Woman's Society of the Danish Lutheran church will hold a Bazaar Friday afternoon and evening December 14 at ALO U Hall. There will be many fancy and useful articles for sale. Admission 10 cents. children free. Lunch 15 cents.
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Danish Lutheran Church
Alo. U. Wy Hall
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