Excommunication Notice of Rev Dr Edward McGlynn
The sacred congregation of the Propaganda issued a May 4 1887 order declaring Rev Dr Edward McGlynn excommunicated for disobeying the pope. A final chance to appear in Rome was ignored, now cutting him off from church sacraments and burial rights. McGlynn supporters rallied in New York that Sunday night while he defended conscience against church authority.
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Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda
Edward McGlynn
St. Stephen’s Church
New York
Sacred ‘Congregation
Rome
Dr. McGlynn
Michael Avoustixe
C. E. Lonxent
McGlynn
Ireland
Germany
Fire devastates Hurley Alcazar. seventeen dead in theater blaze
A fierce fire engulfed the Alcazar theater in Hurley Wisconsin last Saturday the ninth killing seventeen people as they tried to flee. The blaze leveled nearby businesses igniting blocks of the city and leaving many unnamed and several injured. The theater owner Charles Laclaire and others are named among the victims with extensive property losses reported across Moore McFerrin Co J A Slender Moore Agnew Co and Iron Exchange Bank.
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Alcazar Theater
Frank Young
Sadie McCabe
William Jackson
J. W. van Quick
Samuel Haley
Tillie Moore
Mabel Goodrich
Sadie Wells
Mrs. Fenton
Lowrie Brainerd
Third
Fifth Avenue
Moore, McFerrin & Co
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Moore, Agnew & Co
Iron Exchange Bank
Hermann Bros. & Co
Cohn & Flynn
Brill & Lyton
A. N. Lord
Hammers & Co
BR. Palmer
Fair
John Eberton
Charles Laclaire
Leons Gandy
Agricultural Report Notes Corn Area Expansion United States
The Department of Agriculture extends corn area by about 500000 acres, a 2 percent rise over the 1886 average. In states with declining wheat culture maize has advanced freely, notably in Kansas.
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Maiza
Kan
Agricultural condition report notes mixed grain yields and pests
The report covers conditions across the district from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains. It notes a high overall condition around 95.7, with winter wheat at 83.5 and spring wheat suffering from chinch bugs. Corn belts show strong estate output, while barley and oats decline modestly and potato acreage rises 2.7 percent, led by Dakota Kansas Nebraska.
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Washburn Estate Settlement Involves Trust Investments
Probate Judge Carpenter of Door County issued a decision in the Washburn estate administration case. He set permanent investment figures to secure an annual 7000 dollars for Mrs. Kelsey and details for Mrs. Jayson, noting 3 percent interest as the safe permanent rate and that Minneapolis mill and water power property is not suitable now. The Fideli ty Trust Company arguments guided the order.
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Sensational divorce case and waves across nations
Emma Arthur wins a Janesville Wis decree against Rev C M Arthur of Da kota. President Fitzgerald cables Mr Parnell opposing the coercion act, funds disbursed to evicted tenants. Kickapoo Indians seize south St Louis, drowning and wrecks reported. Hartley and Leyle drown in the Delaware.
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Davis
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New Syn Yen W Brunswick
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Chicago
Population growth and urban crowding debated in The Nineteenth Century
The Nineteenth Century warns that Britain's population grows by at least 1000 daily and London swells with immigrants many unskilled. It laments gender imbalances and urban-rural shifts while highlighting dire living conditions and overcrowding in London's East End with workers facing meager wages and scarce work.
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Mreorge Sims
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Poe
Blood Oranges and Tropical Fruits at a Boston Shop
A Boston correspondent reports at the Quincy market area that an importer sells Blood Oranges for 7.50 a box, noting it as a distinct variety grafted with a pomegranate origin. He mentions other exotic fruits like pineapple oranges, navel oranges, red bananas, and limes versus lemons, with tastes and regional desirability.
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Iowa State Register
Sicily
Nia
Attar of Roses Extraction Methods Described
The article explains attar of roses a volatile oil from rose petals via distillation. It notes imports from the East especially Syria and Turkey where roses are cultivated for attar. Petals are distilled with water and exposed to cool night air to form a surface film skimmed each morning until the oil is removed.
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Syria
Inaf
Turkey
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