Pope allocution on Catholic sects and moral decline reported
From Rome on June 24 the Observator notes the Pope’s allocution delivered at the Consistory. He urged attention to rising sects, retrogression of Christian laws, and desecration in philosophy and arts. He appealed for prayers and signaled a forthcoming papal letter. Also from St Petersburg a czar sanctioned Finland ban on sales of gang, abomination or explosives with strict restrictions toward disarmament.
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Society soldiers muld up in St Louis robbery
Three members of Battery A, company connected to the well known city regiment, were held up by robbers last night and suffered injuries. The dispatch from Chicago Tribune reports the incident as part of the St Louis crime wave.
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Opened Their Eyes German Delegation Returns Home
The German syncultiriats delegation sent to study American farming methods returned to the United States last night with information on large scale farming and Bongaizal irrigation and freighting practices. They will prepare a thorough report for the German emperor on their observations.
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Ogden Reader Endorses Kidney Remedy After Testimony
Local resident Geo. F. Wright recounts chronic kidney pain eased by a remedy after years of dull and sharp attacks. He credits kidney pills from a Washington Street dealer and urges others to try the treatment as offered by national agents.
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Irish Land Bill Compromise Reached in House
Lorton June 24 A compromise was reached between Nationalists and Government removing strong opposition to the Irish land bill. The amendment enlarges tenants purchasing rights while landlords accept the clause and the measure appears likely to pass, barring unforeseen difficulties.
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Cable lands at Midway after voyage and delays
Mauila June 24 reports the Pacitia cable from Guam to Midway Island landed yesterday as the Anglia sailed from Midway to Honolulu to complete the link. Storms delayed the Midway landing. American billiardist Jacob Schaffer sails home today and has a 2000 point challenge from Fournel in Paris next January or February.
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Robbery at Hotel Melrose Leads to Two Arrests
Police in Los Angeles arrest Capt Reinlin and Jobo Bergvahl on charges of stealing twenty valued at about 000 from the Melrose Hotel site. The theft occurred October 28, 1902, with Nevilin and Sahl employed at the hotel. A Brooklyn woman, Mrs. Reed Webster, had placed jewels in the safe. box broken by two men, one a bell-boy at the Grand Vest. Reinlin confessed. Sahl identified as bell-boy at the Grand Vest. Police seek a third suspect in New York and San Francisco, while the case narrows.
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Bank Teller Arrested in Vergemics Case Minute
Howard J. Hun of Bristol, formerly a teller at the Farmers National Bank of Vergemics, was arrested on charges of abstracting funds. The case involves former cashier Lewis of Wis and a now-imprisoned teller. details reference a wrecked bank and ongoing probes.
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Unclear historical dispatch on Allied forces actions
Fragmentary report from London dated the 23rd mentions General Aknnits and Col. Cobbe in an expedition near Tiamat. It notes fear and success in local maneuvers, with forces joining a larger effort and reaching a coastal area.
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Death of New York figure linked to reform group
A New York man connected with a German migration society and a Yonkers home was found dead. The record notes ties to prominent backers and the involvement of major railroads, with officials naming him among a circle of founders of a noted reform group.
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Perry S. Swati Denies Property Transfer Claim
A signed statement from Perry S. Swati dismissed as false accusations about unspecified transfers of property to an individual named Linusdervad. Swati asserts no sale or transfer occurred and warns of possible further attacks by yellow newspapers. The document dates to the Tenth up Fron Balt era with unclear provenance.
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Rev Brother Anselm Dead After Kidney Trouble
New York City reports the death of Rev Brother Anselm, director of the Lisaile Academy of Christian Brothers, after an operation for acute kidney trouble. He was a prominent member of the order, born in Alleaby, New York, aged ST years. The obituary notes his long service and influence within the religious community.
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Denies the Charge in Washington Manifold Case
Franklin Pennsylvania June 34. Company secretary Dr Johns ana says there is no child employed by General Manifold company. Plant runs on union lines under Tybor union rules. Bids filed per government specs. Des Moines Iowa June 4. Democratic platform defiance seen as Kansas City slate controls state convention. Attendance expected high with old readers returning. gubernatorial nominee discussions include Van Wagenen and Sullivan. Philadelphia June s textile strike at Franklin Dye works ends after mob violence. ten non union workers escorted by police amid attacks. three arrests made.
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Mystery Jazz House Charmed Snake Into Silence
A jagged tale unfolds in Chivleatown where a piano guarded a hidden snake and a lively scene ends abruptly. Local visitor Mr. Lyon Morrinns of Jnatanapolia witnessed the event as a melodious strain triggered the creature to reveal itself and slink away before a startled observer.
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