France expels papal agent amid church state clash
Paris reports the expulsion of an Italian papal envoy amid enforcement of France’s separation of church and state. Police ban public worshipers failing to conform, while the Vatican protests to Paris over Montagnini’s banishment and home search. Washington notes also cover a House spelling resolution and a North Dakota blizzard impacting coal supplies and transportation.
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France faces clash over new church law amid papal reply
Paris reports warn the government will strictly enforce provisions of a new church law restricting worship, while Pope Pius X instructs bishops and parishioners to disregard the law. Officials fear widespread trouble and possible violence as tensions rise between church and state.
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Valdez Seeks Railway Subsidy Amid Alaska Talks
Cable dispatch from Wales reports Valdez leaders pressing for government aid to build a railroad to the Fronteria frontier. Officials debate routes, with some favoring other ports and others urging subsidy backing as political sentiment shifts, while nearby storms displace residents and damage infrastructure.
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Dora and Shelikof arrive in Seward port
Dora reaches Seward at 9 am Friday after a 28 day westward voyage that began November 16. She carried three passengers while the Shelikof, returning from the west, arrived three hours later with no passengers. The Shelikof had rough weather throughout its westward trip and left for Seattle yesterday afternoon at 5. Dora departed west at midnight.
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Saratoga Fast Run Sets New Pacific Passage Record
The Saratoga arrived in port at 4 a.m. Monday after a voyage from Seattle lasting under six days, beating earlier records by several hours. She carried 30,000 feet of bridge timber for the Alaska Central and about ninety tons of merchandise. A return voyage to Seattle is planned for tomorrow morning.
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