Four New Cardinals Pontiffs Note Of Warning
Rome December 14 Pope in a secret consistory elevates four cardinals signaling a balance between foreign and Italian members three are foreigners. He warns that persecution in anti Catholic nations brings sadness and fears the kingdom of the Lord may pass to others. He will discuss French laws and honors the Latin American church with a cardinal.
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France
Rome
Sacred College
Pontifical Court
Joseph Samassa
Eriau
Hungary
Spixola
Serlite
JA DE Arcoverde DE Albuquerque Cavalicante
Rio
Rio Faneire Mer Cagaino DE Azevedo
Trato-Damo
The
Vatican
Rosebery backs new Liberal cabinet amid home rule doubts
London reports Lord Rosebery expressed satisfaction with Campbell-Bannerman’s chosen ministry and foresaw economy in finance and strong foreign policy. He refrained from offering full support for home rule while noting assurances from Grey Asquith and Waldman. The new ministers, including John Burns as president of the Local Government Board, received seals of office at Buckingham Palace after the privy council meeting.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Liberal League
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Polley
Bodmin
Campbell-Banterman
League
Swidward Grey
Asquith
Wal
John*Burns
Boarnd
Battersea
Burns Ives
John
Campnell-Bannerman
George Whitely
Padsey Devision
Yorkshire
Charles Robert Spencer
Wad Halt Hrorter
Farl
Divorce Decree for Mme Rejane Ends Suit in Paris
In Paris on February 11 M. Porel manager of the Vaudeville Theater secured a decree of divorce from his wife Mme Rejane the famed French actress after a counter suit by Porel was decided in his favor. The case began with Mme Rejane filing for divorce.
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Paris
M. Porel
Vaudeville
Mme. Rejane
Mme Rejane
Restriction on Asiatic Immigration Placed Before Roosevelt
A Civic Federation committee led by John Mitchell Samuel Gompers Ralph Easley and others presented President Roosevelt with the New York immigration conference transcript and resolutions. They urged consideration though the informal discussion yielded no decisions. Roosevelt promised to consider the action.
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Civic Federation
United States
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel Gompers
American Peastation of Labor
Ralph M. Easley
National Civic Federation
Daniel J. Meere
A. C. Moore
John A. Moffitt
New York
President backs plan for uniform state insurance law
Insurance commissioners Drake Carroll and O Brien met President Roosevelt to urge a uniform state insurance law. Drake said a February 1 Chicago meeting of governors attorneys general and commissioners would plan concerted action for enactment nationwide. Roosevelt expressed hearty sympathy with the movement.
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Thomas E. Drake
B. F. Carroll
Iowa
Thomas D. O'Brien
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Drake
Chicago
President moves on many nominations in patronage push
President Cullom and Hopkins appear at peace over nominations as he renominates Awick Palmer for DC marshal for a third time and reappoints Morrison in the Northern district of Illinois. Witeh named marshal for Eastern Illinois, Townsend for Southern Illinois, Vernon as Register of the Treasury with negro endorsements, Ashhurst favored for West Postmaster job, Darling named Burlington collector, and Emery slated for Memphis customs post.
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Awick Palmer
District of Columbia
Mr. Palmer
Charles B. Morrison
Nanois
Charles P. Witeh
Tlinois
Leon A. Townsend
Cullom
Hopkins
Vernon
Booker Washington
Kansas
Philadelphia
Clayton McMichael
Charles Emory Smith
Richard L. Ashhurst
Smith
L. Stotesbury
Gen
H. H. Bingham
Ashhurst
Senator Dillingham
Vermont
Charles H. Darling
Roosevelt Discusses Florida Federal Appointments
President Roosevelt met yesterday with a Florida delegation to review federal postings in the state. Attending were H. L. Chubb J. N. Coombs George W. Allen M B R McFarlane J. M. Cheney and G. W. Bean. No official nomination was announced though expected to be sent to the Senate soon. Cor ners and fhsts.
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Roosevelt
Florida
H. L. Chubb
Repubican
J. N. Coombs
Republican National Committee
George W. Allen
Jacksonville
M. BR. McFarlane
Tampa
J. M. Cheney
United States District Attorney
G. W. Bean
Senate
Meriwether Suffers Under Abusive Mail Amid Navy Action Hints
Annapolis dispatches report possible Navy Department action on the Sadings and court martial, with decisions likely within 24 hours. The young middy faces intense mental strain and a flood of abusive letters from across the country, especially the North, including a murderously framed knife sent by an express.
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Warrington Post
Annapolis
Meriwether
Navy Department
Cranks
Express
Bonaparte to Rule on Midshipman Meriwether Today
The Navy Secretary will likely announce the verdict on Midshipman Minor Meriwether Jr. at the Navy Department today after a conference with President Roosevelt and discussions with Louisiana lawmakers. Dismissal appears most probable, with possible reinstatement efforts in Congress and a suspension of up to a year as the outcome.
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Secretary of the Navy
Minor Meriwether, Jr
Navy Department
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Broussard
Meyer
Louisiana
Naval Academy
Congress
House
Senate
Meriwether
Annapolis
Academy
Prince Min of Korea Seeks US Recognition After Japan’s Protectorate
Prince Min, Korea’s minister to France, briefed Secretary Root in Washington on Korea’s sufferings under Japanese control. Root gave no new support, noting the US would handle Korea through the Japanese Embassy. Hulbert, editor of the Korean Review, handed a protest to Root on the Emperor’s behalf but gained no official response. Prince Min then returned to New York and will sail to France. Korea remains under Japanese influence as Seoul’s government is controlled by Tokyo.
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Korea
Root
Prince Min
France
Washington
State Department
Japan
United States
Secretary Root
Homer B. Hulbert
Korean Review
Seoul
Min
Hulbert
New York
Europe
Turko Persian frontier tensions flare near Mosul Bayazid
Five thousand armed Persians are concentrated in Surbulak south of Lake Urmia and threaten to seize a Turkish claimed strip in Mosul. Two Ottoman battalions with three guns have been sent to repel the invasion as Mosul's governor seeks further reinforcements. A similar stand remains near Bayazid on the frontier.
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Constantinople
Fat
Mosul
Bayazid
Surbulak
Lake Urumiah
Turkey
Mosul Ig
Oklahoma delegation meets leaders on statehood bill progress
The Oklahoma delegation visited the National Hotel and the Capitol meeting Senator Beveridge Representative Hamilton and other leaders. They presented the memorial from the Oklahoma City Joint Statehood Convention and expressed confidence in passage of the Joint Statehood bill. Also reports wage rates for November at coal mines rising six percent above the basic.
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Oklahoma
National Hotel
Capitol
Beveridge
Hamilton
Senate
House
Oklahoma City
Gorman
Cannon
Mahanoy City
Charles P. Neill
The
Anthracite Strike Commission
Social and Personal Charity Ball Patroneeses and Weddings
Washington society notes a grand charity ball for House of Mercy on December 27 at the Arlington Hotel with patronesses listed. Mrs Anne Gridley celebrates her eightieth birthday with a large reception. Miss Laquise Kauffmann to wed Mr John Simpson at her father’s house with Bishop Satterlee officiating.
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Senator
Hiking
Mrs. Grant
Anne Gridley
Alje Vickery
Mr. Gass
Miss Williams
Laquise Kauffmann
John @. Simpson
Bishop Satterlee
Victor Kaufmann
Rauscher's
Miss Kauffmann
Mr. Simpson
Elkins
Gen
Fred Grant
House of Mercy
Lady Durand
Baroness Rosen
Mme. Quesada
Metcalf
Baroness Bussche
Dryden
Robert Bacon
Peirce
Hobson
Glover
Hemphill
Thropp
Victor ‘Kauffmann
Kean
Arlington Hotel
Lucius Gridley
T Street
Henry Hall
George Fuller
William Crabbe
Culbert
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
James B. Matlack
Jessie Edith Matlack
William A. Mitchell
Notable arrivals and travels in local society this week
J. Van Vechten Olcott will stay at the New Willard this week and occupy the De Koven house at 1239 Vermont Avenue after January 1. Miss Adelaide Heald departed Wednesday for Chicago to visit her aunt Mrs Hayden and her grandmother Mrs Samuel Clark Heald. Mrs Nannie Langhorne Shaw, recently at her father’s Virginia home, sailed last week on the Hultie to spend the winter in England.
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Richard Pardee Williams
Williams
Trinity Episcopal Church
C Street
Mia
Wiliams
Anciety
George P. Lawrettes
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Alice Jay
Jane Hunter
New York
Grafton
T. Ritchie Stone
Lillian Garnele Stone
Connecticut Avenue
Flint
Senator Flint
Massachusetts Avenue
Josephine Moore Richardson
Nathan Hopkins Heft
Bridgeport
Conn
Elizabeth Stauffer Moore
New Hampshire Avenue
Richardson
Greensburg
Ficelle Youngblood
Col. W. W. Youngblood
Birmingham
Als
Q Street
Nelson Jacobsen
Indian Territory
the Litchheld
J. van Vechten Olcott
New Willard
de Koven
Vermont Avenue
Adelaide Heald
Chicago
Hayden
Samuel Clark Heald
Nannie Langhorne Shaw
Virginia
England
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South America
Pontiff
Petore
Gugrin
Nueva Caceres
Philippine Islands
T. Meerschaert
T. Brennan
Dallas
Tex
Cassarea
A. Schinner
Milwaukee
Superior
Mich
Mar. Nozaleda
Manila
Valencia
Petra
Indorses
Campbell-Bannerman
John Burns
Mme
Rejane
Mercury
Managua
Chester Curtis Mercury
Nicaragua
Myr Mercury
Zelaya
Christman
Huyler
Galt &G Bro
Penna, Ave
Ashipman
Pringe Min
Louie Kauffmann
Charity Ball
Errol Brown
Misa Eva Moe- Adoo
Alia le Garde Vickery
Charles W. Vickery
Railway Mail Service
Vickery
Stuart I. Gass
Richard Pardea Wiliams
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Gasa
India
Lord
Lady Curzon
Fiow
Duchess of Fife
Edward
Colin Campbell
Suffolk
Leln May Edmonston
William Francis Doyle
Foundry M. HB
Messrs
H. H. Riddieburger
E. Edmonston, Jr
L. I. Doyle
T. B. Amiss, Jr
R. Senior
E. QO. Leech
Paw Fishbaugh
Miriam Doyle
Gabrielle Clendenin
Harold E. Doyle
Robert M. Moore
George Washington University
New Wizard
Marine Band
Lady Managera
Universlty Hospital
Becker
Myles Standish
Eighteenth Street
Mr. Squiers
Gladys Squiers
Cuba
Miles Gladys
Hooker
Condit Smith
Peking
Walter Harvey Weel
Columbia Road
Claude Albright
Steinway & Sons
Steinway
Steinways
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Penna. Ave
N. W
H. Stinemetz & Son CO
B.H. Stinemetz & Son Co., Hatters and Furriers, 12Th and Fats
Old Colony Co
H St
Sheraton
Shaw & Brown Co. Jewelers
F St. N. W
Savage Opera Company
Albright
Gov. Albright
New Mexico
Weed
Vanesar College
uNo
John “Aves
Berry & Whitmore CO
Jeweters
Goodgolodoe DD
Harriss Shafer Company Diamond and Gem Merchants
Sterling
Pennsylvania Ave
East Canterbury
N. A
Shoreham Hotel
E. G. Hines
J. Maury Dove
2Th
FW. W
S.W
Lindsay
Penn Avenue
Edwy
Goodyear Rubber
Burchell
Holiday Pianos
Piano “ Warerooma
Knabe
V.D. Rosen
F St
Ida Dorothy Peake
Eighth ST
N.W
Giddings & Steele
Pennsylvania Avenue
Axminster
Alexander +Smith
Reid
Smyrna
Odd Smyrna
Ctx
Ft. & Fae Fk
Smyrna Hail
Pa. Ave
D. C
Libbey Cut Glass
Dulin & Martin CO
China
National Art Association
St. N. W
E. F. Droop & Sore Co
Tieff
TNE
Ch. Stieff
Genser
11Th St. NW
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