Farley On French Church State Clash Involving Property
Archbishop John M. Farley explains the French law of separation as a trusteeship issue. He argues confiscation risks arise if the church must consent to property transfers, likening it to a New York scenario where Trinity Church trustees would face loss of property if compelled to modify ownership and control to other denominations or atheists.
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France
New [ York
Trinity Church Corporation
Not Con conceiv able Here Makes the Church the Slave and Bondsmen
In a critique of state church separation the piece argues that New York and France threaten church property and authority by forcing control transfers to lay or non Catholic bodies. It cites Stoke Church properties worth over 100 million and notes state endowments shaping worship and governance, urging solidarity among Christian denominations. Rockford Population Update Shows 2,168 New Names Added in 1903 Directory.
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Stoke
France
Chalmers
Free Kirk
Scotland
Trane
Rockford
Conta
Frank Glatt
Flottte
Ploria
Washington
T. R., Litigger
Angered Bagman Dies in Sudden Heart Burst
In Bagman Michigan a 61 year old man named Webster argued with a driver over passage of a wagon. He leaped toward the wagon wheel in anger, struck his forehead, and died after an autopsy showed a heart rupture caused by extreme fury.
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Dee
Justice Webster
Disute
Webster
Patchy Crime and Political Turmoil Across Cities
The report mentions a club case in Fulton County involving Charles Rudolph and others facing charges as a bank dispute unfolds with deposits and trustee actions. It also notes Herbert Holsworth released from prison robbing a hardware store in Ohio with weapons found during a confrontation. A bomb injures a Radom government commander in Poland, a student detained. Washington passes pension bills quickly while Tehran’s shah succession issues unfold.
Mexican Railroad Merger Debate Highlights Government Control
In Mexico City on December 17, Minister Limartour presented Congress with the rationale for a government backed railway merger. He argued national ownership would curb American trusts and secure control of the two main trunk lines and vast subsidiary routes. The speech drew strong applause and widespread approval of the policy shift.
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Mexico
Winakee
Lhndutour
Saipeech
Congress
Messcan
Liman
United States
Mmantaur
Indictment in Stanford White Murder Backed for Speedy Trial
The article notes why the indictment against Thaw for the Stanford White murder should not be dismissed without a speedy trial. It mentions service of orders on Assistant District Attorney Ganvan and references Justice Newburger presiding over the trial. It also reports other scattered items and international notices.
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Barry KK
Attacks the President In Speech From New Orleans
Jamen T. Yrarahian, president of the Illinois Central road, denounces federal leaders and judges as antagonistic to railroads. He criticizes Roosevelt's administration in two annual messages to Congress, calling their actions “dastardly” and accusing officials of misdeeds and self interest.
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Demand on Britain’s railways seeks eight hour day
London sources report the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants backs a national program with demands for an eight hour day wage improvements and recognition of the union. Richised Bell MP and executive say there is ground for a fair settlement and will not seek a strike except as a last resort to avoid tying up UK railroads.
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Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servalite
Richised Bell
M. P
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Steamer Manistique Safe After Terrific Battle
Duluth reports the steamer Manistique is safe at Port Arthur Ontario after a fierce battle with storms and leaking steam pumps. Dispatches from Ashland Wisconsin say Treland was adrift off Sandraland but appears safe miles northeast of Sandraland.
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Reyale
C.D. Brown
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Treland
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Ashland
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Flreland
Wight
Sandraland
Freight rate cuts spark Indiana rail commission action
Indianapolis reports a state railroad commission ruling slashes freight charges between Indianapolis and Terre Haute, reducing shipper costs and easing long-standing rate disputes. The decision, part of a broader reform effort, follows prior adjustments on the same line and impacts multiple freight terms.
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Dave’ Mante
Vansondalix
Tidianapolis
State Railroad Commission
Petween
Semes
Terre
Haute
Irites
Three Men Die Of Gas Asphyxiation In Amsterdam Hotel
In Hoboken New York on December 17 three men Jacobus Plorian aged 73 his brother John 30 and John Selthommel 85 were found dead from gas asphyxiation in the Amsterdam hotel. Authorities believe accidental suffocation.
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Amsterdam
Hoboken
Jacobus Plorian
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John Selthommel
Representatives’ pay debate highlights living costs in Congress
Debates on raising House salaries reveal members like Cannon Clark and others say $5000 yearly covers living costs. critics claim higher pay erodes public trust. Speakers cite expenses from travel between home states and Washington as justification.
Corrupt Legislators Named In Disjointed Rant
A fragmented OCR passage accuses several lawmakers of living beyond their salaries. It mentions Jesse Qiereereet of Indians In cinding and Rainey of Driscig, plus William Richardson of Alabama, alleging lavish living costs and political expenses.
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Driscig Rew
Congress
William Richardson
Alabama
Wastilagton
Chicago Merchant Otto Young Will Totals 20 Million
The will of Otto Young, a Chicago merchant, leaves about 20 080 000 in property in trust for his grandchildren until the youngest reaches 21. Public bequests include 20 000 to the Chicago Orphan Asylum, 20 000 to the Home for the Friendlies, 19 000 to the Old People's Home, 10 000 to the Tver Hand Maids of Jesus Christ, and 400 000 to the Chicago Home for Incurables. He also made large lifetime donations to charities and provides for several sisters and leaves his wife and daughters income.
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Tee
Otto
Young
Milonghe
Ben
Chicago Orprian Asylum
Tver
Occupation Only Temporary in Cuba Debate
In the House discussion of the urgent Affficiency bill on December 17 Williams of Mississippi questioned whether the U S occupancy of Cuba was pledge to be temporary. Liltauer in charge of the bill replied Unqualifiedly so.
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House
Cuba
Williams
Mississippi
United States
Liltauer
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