DAY'S GRACE IS GIVEN 10 THE CATHOLIC PRIESTS OF FRANCE
The article discusses the French government’s separation of church and state and immediate seizure of church properties, detailing Vatican reactions, clerical evacuations, and political maneuvering. It notes Premier Clemenceau, Cardinal Mercier, and other figures amid tensions with Rome and the Vatican’s mobilization support in this controverted period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Vatican
Firen Father Worm
le Ac
Bate Beeg
M. Clemence
Uriand
Vatican Anthoritire
Application 18 Made Ignoring Public Meeting Law
Dec 12 report that Liberal Catholics oppose the Vatican policy and that M Martinet editor of Transrance and others sought to apply for public meetings in churches. Officially only acknowledging receipt, the Prefect of Valle Leplee deemed the request irregular and warned penalties for unauthorized church reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faria
Rome
M. Martinet
Tranlsrance
Vallee Leplee
Heales
Suaf
Untess
Arpik Callona
Marfleet
CBC
Church of Bt
Rich Strike Report From Goldfield Shaft Venture
The Goldfield Nav Ive I A Rich Strike claim reports a vein deep below ground with ore carrying gold. Owners T. G. Lockbaxt and J. Erickson, aided by A. A. Codd, pursue parallel and perpendicular shaft work. Judgment and value shown by ore samples indicate high gold content, with early readings suggesting a potential worth of 23,200 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Tast
T. G. Lockbaxt
Florence and Jumbo Ellearion Fame
Jobs Erickson
Millionaire
Win
Negro Soldiers Seek Reintegration After Discharge
Story reports that soldiers from the Fifth Infantry petition to be taken back after discharge. It notes delays awaiting presidential reply and details a letter from Secretary Tall to the war department claiming the men were innocent in the attempted treason charge.
Government Build Its Navy Yards for Expanded Warship Output
The annual report argues the United States should allocate at least one shipyard on the Pacific coast and one on the Atlantic coast for new construction when feasible. It cites Connecticut and New York yards, notes docking limitations at Norfolk and Pensacola, and calls for a new drydock and reinforced drydock No 3 plus facilities to ensure capacity for future warship production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Nerkips Couisians
Connecticut
New York Navy Yard
Cappe
Jean
Navy Yard
Faeli
Norfolk
Marefelerd
Bureau
Ile
Pecaacola
Torriavy Yard
Surfolx Navy Gant
Texards
Collision near Riverman Oregon claims lives and injuries
A freight train collision near Riverman ten miles from the Columbia killed one man and injured two others. The wreck halted near a grade crossing as a second engine and eight cars were pulled clear. Names and details are partially garbled in the report from Petdiccin Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregonian
Petdiccin
Oregon
Riverman
Columbia
Umatille
Doe Tock
Ftert Starbuck
Washington
Senicker
Darleon
Umailla
Bokleer
Wakeman
Fimcharee
Coudurter
Enal
Tharan
Ventador Daslens
Patick Abd Moucher
Calerie
Kuming
Dracleath
Pete
Tunnel Abandonment Planned Amid Unclear Details
A battered fragmentary note describes an abandoned tunnel project with vague references to dates and agencies. The readable text hints at a Great Water related disruption and possible municipal involvement, but specifics remain unclear.
Damaged tunnel work ordered abandoned after bombardment
War department ordered the tunnel lowered while work progressed. The cocineery nate reports the Toul ap damaged by pounding and repelled from relief. It is considered incapable of repair and abandonment is advised. The source text is partially damaged and difficult to fully interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riks Jlz
War Department
NO MORE SCALPING Chicago Dec 12
Adolph Ottinger of San Francisco arrives in Chicago intent on ending ticket brokerage. He says railroads must stop allowing scalpers and believes the practice costs the railways $369,000 annually. Ottinger plans to leave the business as tickets will be sold only by railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adolph Ottinger
San Freccisco
Ottinger
Celeago
Dhe Oilinger
Calesa
Congo Free State debated by committee in Senate hearing
In the Congo country, consideration of IBA retaliation will be continued. Senator Morgen presented a longer, clearer delegation noting the urgency of the act. The foreign relations committee weighed the proposal as the discussion moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Tate
Benator Lodge
Erate Naanmitiee
Morgen
Congo
IBA
Interstate commerce board nominees confirmed amid graft charges
The nomination of J Clemens of Georgia James HH Harlan of Difcols and Edgar FL Clarke of Jews as interstate commerce commissioners faced action from Isttratale commerce officials. District attorney actions followed forgery and larceny charges against Frederink Hutshar and TL Flredge of Mutual Reserve autoseranes, with bonds set as the case moved after Gedrie Durabas Jr’s indictment for large ray udder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bec
Wenale Committee of
Isttratale Commerce
J Clemens
Georgia
James Hh, Harlan
Difcols
Edgar FL Clarke
New York
Frederink Hutshar
Mutual Reserve Autoseranes Company
TL Flredge
Preeldeot
We Comnsay
Jontte Greenbaum
Bernham
Eidredne
Separated by the Earthquake in Frisco
A Milwaukee man and his wife, separated by the San Francisco quake, each believed the other dead. A long distance call confirmed the husband alive on a California ranch, while the wife prepared to travel. One child had died since separation and another was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Der
San Francisco
Rinekton
Alternia
Wis
Riverside
Abe
CalbHornia
Bleite
Podbed A Corpse In New York Robbery Case Details
Fragmented OCR notes mention Cassel Prutsia and Meyer in a penitentiary for a stated robbery in New York. References to May, Germany, and a body in a house nine months present but unclear. Names and specifics are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassel
Prutsia
Wilerey Meyer
Bern
New York
Germany
Danks Have Made Mon
The snippet from Chicago describes a major event with 1300 jobs affected and the largest single effort in the area. It notes the state stakes and the expected outcome as a decisive moment for communities and workers across the city.
Condition of former Senator Arthur Tirven in Utah
Washington reports the condition of former Senator Arthur Tirven of Utah is serious but improving after a grave illness. Doctors express guarded hope, noting a possible turn within forty eight hours as his medical team at Emergency Hospital attends him and Bradley requests more updates on his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tirven
Utah
Acuna
Bradley
Crown
Waue
Tan
Thie Afernoon
Arowe
Pursued by a Woman in Love Across the World Tale
A Chicago audience hears a tale of a man who travels from New York to Germany and back to the United States to escape a pursuing woman. John Novaine, 63, recounts his journey from New York through Europe, detailing suitors and mine wealth, and ending with a return to New York after deceit and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Germany
John Novaine
Aris
Novaine
Ater Bavios
New York
Novatur
Ars
Gol Melde
Arizona
Auatris
Agata
Novaten
X Cafe
Paris
Rindt
Mabarea
New ‘York
Proerly
L2 Corporation
Oder
Mrs Gillette 18 Fell With Ore in Herkimer Incident
An incomplete report from Herkimer describes Mrs Gillette aged 18 involved in an incident with ore. Details are fragmentary with the text cut off mid sentence as readers await fuller notes from Roel Khck and local authorities.
Riotous Scene Over Juror's Stay Sparks Jail Disruption
In a chaotic incident at a jail, Mra. Gilets stayed behind while her son faced possible charges. She broke fasting with Chester before visiting and became hysterical upon farewell. Later, guards separated her, and the scene faded into a tense, sleepless night as authorities struggled to maintain order amid emotional upheaval.
Jews for the West Plan Immigration Shift
A Jewish migration strategy is proposed to divert arrivals from New York and Atlantic ports to the western states. The plan, led by Joseph Bebig and backed by Julian Mack and other U.S. Jewish leaders, would set up agencies in New York Galveston and other Gulf ports to channel poor Jewish immigrants toward the south and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Joseph Bebig
Fork Banat
Chicaco
Ttn
Sedge
Julian Mack
Sir
Seal
Efort
Atlantic
Eoto
Fire devastates Wareham mansion in multi‑unit blaze
A destructive fire in Wareham wrecked a large residence, causing extensive damage estimated between 878,000 and 9106,000 and requiring multiple alarms. Investigators work to determine the cause as crews dampen hot spots and secure the scene.
Changes in Cabinet Narrowly Fixed by Senate Action
Report details tentative cabinet reshuffles including Cartelyou expected as secretary of the treasury with dates unsettled. Senator Aldrich describes White House discussions as the Senate contemplates confirmations and future appointments to secretary of war, attorney general, secretary of commerce, and secretary of the navy. Mentions Moody as a justice and other reassignments with dates to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webloxton
Cartelyou
Treasury
Maren
Aldrich
Preeldrat
Stich
Senate Acar
Owen
Eurfina
Ate
Supreme Court
Navy Nonagarie
Commerce
Navy
Car
Raanierer
Kiber
Moody Whl
Manajarte Lerumaine
Senator Rayner Opposed 10 Roosevelt Duty Debate
Senator Rayner challenged presidential powers amid a heated San Francisco city questions exchange. He argued executive authority should not override state laws or treaty rights while citing Supreme Court cases and urging limits on birth and death rate controls and federal overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Rayner
Elde
Penatore
Boss
Tallitery
Elell
Codersh Furersipent
Ste. Rayner
Presifegt
San Frantieto
County Achol Trustees
San Francteco
Lange
Novotey
California
Santo Domings
South Carolina
Ubeanlua
Congress
Ube Keperel
Cresses
Biny
Rascer
Japan
Battlefeld
Paul
United States
Mr. Waavner
Fragmentary ancient critique on constitutional deformity and power
A damaged passage argues that a dangerous treatise would deform the constitution beyond recognition. It warns such a shift would undermine the instrument's framework and push the nation toward dictatorship, subverting federal and executive balances.
Japanese View on Citizenship and Policy from Kobe Herald
Kobe Herald prints Wiecowul Maynehi views on American citizenship policy and the anthropexese movement. Delegations from Tokyo and San Francisco discuss cooperation, with the aim of informing the U S government for settlement. Public opinion in the United States backs agreement with the movement and constitutional considerations are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heese
Kobe Herald
Apertea
Wiecowul Maynehi
Talistés
Ispaceta
Usitel Blazer
Herald
Viecrant Harashi
Tolulater
Bam
America
Senate to open negotiations with Japan on treaty terms
Workington December 1 reports a senate resolution was read outlining a plan by President to pursue negotiations with Japan. The move, at Senator Gearing's request, seeks a clear definition of each nation's duties under the current treaty and press for specific rates and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
Secn
Mew
Gearing
Senate
Japan
Abeclat
Roosevelt to act by Congress on schools plan
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor reports that Roosevelt will act through Congress on a school plan. The message, prepared for the press, outlines a program addressing education and related reforms. The details emphasize federal involvement and anticipated legislative steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Metcalf
Commerce and Labor
Fan Tepanese
Polluted Water Supply Case Rocks Leber Aritst
William Kine, a well known cattleman of Leber, was arrested for polluting the city water supply by driving cattle through Parkes Canyon. He faces charges after being formally charged at police headquarters and will appear in police court this morning. Special Officer Harrig Shibs, head of the lead and water commission, will present the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilian Kine
Catieman
Leber
Ilerrie
Cate
Parkes
Censon
Sitoon
Salt Lake
Jorg Tho
Spreiel
Reichstag Train War Election Plot Reveals Deep Rift
Fragmentary text indicates a dispute over budget appropriations to fund the remaining army and a push for new elections. The document mentions German colonial positions, South West Africa, and shifting control affecting the Reichstag and government posture amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir Alett
Coonwy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parla
Fecraxea
Freare Yealening
Mer
Don- Uagadal
Pepel Nuperature
Baye Berg
Terre'du Orea
Augcetins
Clare
Ceto
Hla
Tnday
Richard
Archblance
Parte
Robeto
Iostrucckine
Cardinal Mecry del Val
Mass
Montganisl
Patis
Gome
Atate
Vastian
Frater
Leo
Makeretetl
Taft
Trengy-fifth
Srawnyiile
Poe Wen Tad Ni Jaseniimang Editence
Acte An
Unner
Alvar
Congo, Free State
Morgan Avate
Grutaliten
The
Clark
Densis
Interstate Commerce
Frisco
Mor Mestand
Lanka
Dimbset
Arthur Brouin
Doctor Bays
Jrampa
Gy and
Herkimer
GilWite
Roel
Khck
Ant
Stesrb
Marin
Auten Atere
Tierelma
Tumble
Walthour
Bedell
Hedell
Bezels
Mt Madglaon Square Garces
Medell
Watthour
Alamate
Ton
Busch
Root
Rele Governins & Fail
ACT
Veelie
Fiedell
Miller
Ase Lan
TD & Mo
Ciers
Wareham
Maes
Dee
Moooy
Cartelyou Re Net
Metcale
Reichstag
Licenge
Boston
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!