Bishop Ireland Talks on Catholic University Plans
Bishop Ireland outlined a Catholic university proposal to be based in Washington with a non sectarian scope and a cost of 1 9 million dollars. He announced a faculty including European scholars, a law and medical schools and free courses, with emphasis on strengthening the church in the United States. The interview also touched on Home Rule, Knights of Labor, and Irish politics with emphasis on Irish self salvation and Rome’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
England
Vatican
Knights of Labor
Beehop Ireland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Conference of Bishops
Washington
Church In
Europe
Pastor
University of Innspruck
Tyrol
H. Y. Verant
Rome
London
Ireland
Gladstone
Cardinal Manning
Dublin
Irelland
Gladstone Declines Philadelphia Centennial Invitation
A formal letter from William E. Gladstone expresses deep honor at the invite to the Philadelphia Centennial celebrating America’s Constitution. He notes his view of the Constitution as a landmark of modern intellect and praises the hospitality and ceremonial arrangements offered by the committee.
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Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
America
Abadi
Indemnity lands suspension affects Omaha Railroad routes
Acting Commissioner Stockslager directs the register at Eau Claire and Ashland to suspend restoration of indemnity lands for the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line and Bayfield branch. The order, issued by Acting Secretary Muldrow, keeps lands as is pending full line decision and amid Bayfield branch excitement.
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Stockslager
Eau Claire
Ashland
Wis
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad Company
Secretary of the Interior
Bayfield
Stockinger
Secretary
Lawsuit Alleges Car Company Fraud In Illinois Case
In a St Paul federal suit H A Porter and R R Cable of Illinois sue Senator D M Sabin and Joseph C O Gorman former Northwestern Manufacturing and Car Co officers. They accuse improper transfer of value from Seymour Sabin Co to the car company and unrecorded secret transactions. Sabin and O Gorman allegedly ordered false profit entries to mask losses. The suit seeks accountability and recovery of assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
St. Paul
H. A. Porter
R. R. Cable
Illinois
D. M. Sabin
Joseph C. O'Gorman
Northwestern Manufacturing and Car Company
Sabin
O’gorman
Seymour, Sabin & Co
O'Gorman
Equity
Dockage Dispute On Wheat Car Shows Dirt Loss Claims
A Duluth dispatch reports Railroad Commissioners and inspectors testing a Wheat Car 8646 from the Minneapolis & Manitoba line. They measured shrinkage after three cleanings totaling 4350 pounds with 846 pounds of dirt removed, concluding dockage for dirt is overstated while noting a later car carried 712.37 bushels but with more dirt, prompting further tests not pursued.
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Duluth
Austin
Gibbs and Brecker
Warner
James
O. E. Jones
Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Spector Shely
Jones
Shely
Peqnee- Sa
Nort Pacific
Sharp Shots of the Army Display Interdepartmental Marksmanship
Teams of twelve from the Platte Texas Dakota and Missouri departments trained at Bellevue United States rifle range near Omaha. Three days of practice preceded four competitions in known distance range and skirmish fire with gold medals awarded by Gen. Crook in Gen. Terry’s absence. Recipients included Corporal Peterson Sergeant Palmer Sergeant Mitchell Private Feeney Lieutenant Unger and others from Dakota and Fort Custer Fort Keogh Fort Omaha areas.
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the Platte
Texas
Dakota
Missouri
Bellevue
United States Rifle Range
Omaha
Neb
Crook
Terry
Peterson
Palmer
Mitchell
Poeggy
Feeney
Malarmee’ Unger
Agraeane Crams Serocredied
Randall
Miller
Dortonate Markemen
Department of Dakota
Purenans Mitchell
Multiple Fires and Incidents Reported Across The Nation
Fires destroyed the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul shop at Yankton Dakota with loss about $30,000 and Roaring Springs Pennsylvania blank book factory with stock and paper loss about $35,000. Baltimore hanged John Thomas Ross for murder to sell body to medical college. Connecticut sent Colonel Thomas G. Jones’s flag back from Plymouth. Ireland court in Mitchelltown disrupted with clashes, police wounded and two killed. Tax and tariff talks at Oak View referenced. Manitoba railroad grading in Huron with 200 workers. Mitchell Kansas home burned. miscellaneous reports on estates and trades.
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Yankton
Dak
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Roaring Springs
Baltimore
John Thomas Ross
Emily Brown
Medical
Thomas G. Jones
Alabama
Connecticut
Connecticut Volunteers
Plymouth
N. Y
Montgomery True Blues
Mitchelltown
Ireland
Wiliam O'Brien
O'Brien
Henry Labouchere
Carlisle
Covington
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Swa
Williams
Carpenter
Jane R. Williams
Wales
Co-Operative Plumbers’ Association
Oak View
Scott
Huron
Oak
Manitoba
Mitchel
Chicago Times
Steee Ie
Dakota Territorial News highlights and incidents
Obituary for Richard Johnston in Canton with lodge delegates present. Fargo and Huron area politics see local option votes ordered by Blunt county commissioners. Manitoba railroad reaches Watertown. Grand Forks church event details and a large wedding procession. Pharmacy association reports 400+ pharmacists in South Dakota. Fatal threshing accident near Grand Forks injures and kills workers. Parole and land claims adjustments touch Aberdeen and Huron districts. Prison escape attempt at Sioux Falls wings. Bismarck letters to North Dakota university. West St Paul assault case. investigation and suspect Hal Reid. Monument and tombstone philosophy feature. Ethics on memorialization contrasted with a catastrophic vault fire tale.
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Richard Johnston
Canton
Sioux Falls
Geo. P. Martindale
Faulkton
Webb
Brown
Blunt
Hughes County
Manitoba
Watertown
Marty
Yankton
Sioux Frills
Catholic Society
A. G. Seney
Grand Forks
Herman Goldstein
Rosa Gruenberg
Association
Robert
McAdams
Frank Stephenson
Winnipeg
Halvor Bjornson
James Dennis Kinzy
Ojata
United States
Territorial
Moulton
Gand
Henry Esmond
Ed Powers
Fort Meade
N. G. Ordway
University of North Dakota At
Otto von Bismarck
German Empire
Dakota
Not As I Will Silent Blindfolded Hope
Poem fragment expressing surrender to a higher law Not as I will. The speaker waits blindfolded facing darkness and burden yet finds meaning in a changeless law and the love of one who went before us. Helen Hunt Jackson is quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Helen Hunt Jackson
Such a Charmer Ella Wheeler Wilcox and a Dakota hero
A playful note praises Ella Wheeler Wilcox for charming men and women and darning stock, while a Dakota woman earns a commendation for courage in killing a wildcat, contrasted with a remark about a mouse.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Frien
Columbus(o
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Bishop
Sheehan
Gilfillan
Omaha Land
Unger
Fifth Infantry
Fort Yatten
Woods
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Assinaboine
Mont
Crow
Dakota Territorial News
Lamar
W. McMasters
Township 124
Range 67
Aberdeen District
McMasters
L. M. Pressler
Township
Range
Sparks
Pressler
President McLouth
Brookings Agricultural College
West St. Paul
Isan
Hal Reid
Vine Caulston
West St. Paul Opera House
East Coxcross Street
Walla
Reid
Minneanolia
Couleton
Fallon
Shakespeare
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