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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1906
Page
12
Bellamy Storer recounts Roosevelt Storer letters and Vatican talks over Archbishop Ireland cardinalate. He and Mrs Storer deny official government pressure, detail resignations and abrupt recall, and defend private church ties amid Rome and White House reaction.
An advertisement urging readers to take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to aid digestion regulate liver and bowels and induce natural sleep. The copy emphasizes a plan followed by thousands of others with similar ailments.
Eugene A. Philbin once district attorney of New York denies a claim that he acted as an emissary to Rome with instructions from President Roosevelt to Archbishop Farley for Cardinalate. He states he will not discuss the matter further and calls the statement falacious.
A partial excerpt discusses a letter dated November 2 1908 from Mrs Storer at the American Embassy in Vienna. It includes a remark that the writer was not in Rome at the referenced time and notes a person named Mr Philbin. The text is a cryptic fragment, focusing on location and timing.
The cardinal declined to elaborate on the dispute mentioning his name, stating he has not yet formed an opinion. He received pamphlet copies of the correspondence and is reviewing them. He also commented it is too early to judge the church state crisis in France.
The Pope explains that Roman cardinals are not apportioned by Catholic population or national share. He notes the College is Italian and Roman in origin, with outsiders admitted only by grace. American notions of representation appear akin to gerrymander in secular politics, but Cardinal Gibbons represents U S Catholics well.
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Charles D. McKimmie, struck near the Brightwood line of the Washington Railway and Electric Company, an accident. Suspects Norman Kreamer Winter Brady Frank E. Murray and James E. Murray were released after being exonerated after testimony linked McKimmie with them earlier that evening. The motor man claimed to have seen Kreamer with McKimmie around 9:30 pm, while another witness said McKimmie and Kreamer were together earlier and drinking. Doctor R W Baker noted extensive crushing but no non accidental injuries.
At a department council meeting the Woman's Relief Corps arranged the annual Grand Army New Year reception. Invitations will be extended to Ladies of the Loyal Legion and to formations including the Grand Army of the Republic Daughters of Veterans Spanish War Veterans and their auxiliaries. A special invitation will go to the Old Guard.
The funeral of Arthur Kirby of Hot Springs Arkansas was held at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon from his mother Mrs Virginia Kirby's home. Rev Joseph T Kelly of the Fourth Presbyterian Church officiated. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery.
The Wage Board posted a wage increase averaging 10 percent for nearly 5000 Navy Yard workers, effective January 1. Workers welcome higher pay and guaranteed eight hour days by Congress. objections must be in writing and signed by a majority of the contested trade.
The District Commissioners sent to Congress a draft bill seeking 25000 to build and exhibit a replica of the White House at the Jamestown Exposition. The plan aims to show models and photographs of Washington’s public buildings and parks, offering a resting place for visitors. The commissioners hope for approval in the current session.
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