Demonstration in Rome for France Strains Vatican Security
Rioting crowds in Rome protest French action near the Farnese palace with police and cavalry deployed to guard the Vatican. Deputies clash with authorities as prayers and anti clerical sentiments run through the crowd amid tensions over church relations and political standoffs.
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France’s churches adapt as state pays free seats rise
Worship proceeds after state seizure of church property. Most churches open doors for exit only, seating free of charge, almsboxes emptied in some parishes, and masses conducted with usual pomp as services resume under new arrangements. A Brest incident shows tension when a commissary faced a knife and revolver from a fanatic crowd.
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Hotel on stilts bar open spirit survives move
Special to the Washington East Somerville New Jersey December 16 The Somerset Hotel one of New Jersey's oldest hostelries and famed for nearly 20 years of continuous operation stayed open as it was raised from its foundations and moved 100 feet up the street Proprietor Col Bil Early kept the business running by spanning the doorway with a gang plank despite dangerous conditions The hotel once served as a halfway house on the Old York road and hosted notable politicians including John S Blair whose political gamble ended in defeat with a remark about a monument to folly
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BAILIFF FOUND MURDERED IN MAR ETTA STREET HOUSE
In Atlanta Georgia John G Dodgen a bailiff was found shot on the landing of a Marietta Street lodging house. Mrs Willie Stamper who runs the house admits the shooting claiming he tried to break in and she fired through a closed door. Police believe the death occurred inside the house and the body was later discarded. An inquest ordered Stamper and three occupants were detained for further investigation.
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Violence Follows Strike in Portland Street Railway
Disturbances followed a strike of motormen and conductors in Portland last night. Today minor incidents continued with major trouble on the outskirts where tracks were barricaded and two cars were thrown over by rioters.
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Justice Brewer Voiced Warnings On Big Nation and Debt
Justice David J. Brewer spoke at the People's Forum in New Rochelle on the perils of worshiping mere bigness. He warned against incurring debt for present gains and urged adherence to the Monroe Doctrine and the Golden Rule while praising national growth and charitable spirit.
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Freeze for Lack of Coal Crises Hit North Dakota Rail Service
Special to The Washington Post reports North Dakota faces a grave fuel shortage as railroads fail to supply coal and wood cars. Towns lack fuel, mills and plants idle, schools closed, and heaters shut down. fears of snow blockade threaten winter disruption across the state and into Minnesota.
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Bombing injures Radom gendarmeria commander
In Radom, Russian Poland, Col Platta, commander of the gendarmeria, lost a leg when a bomb exploded he was attacked by a student at the technical school. The student who threw the device was arrested.
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Robber Shot To Death In New Kensington Store Hold Up
In New Kensington Pennsylvania, masked burglars Kuhn and Romig attempted a robbery at Mrs Mary Neenan's store. Officer James Lemon hid nearby and shot Kuhn three times, fatally wounding him. Romig surrendered, claiming Kuhn threatened his life. authorities investigate suspected links to a recent local murder.
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Rockefeller's Men Caddies At Pocantico Hills Golf
Special to The Washington Post from Tarrytown reports John D Rockefeller playing golf at Pocantico Hills with Italian workers as caddies while his regular caddies are sent to village school for the winter. The laborers, though language-limited, join in the game with the Standard Oil magnate, enjoying the sport.
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Bryce as Ambassador to Washington Favored by British Press
London reports the Tribune says James Bryce is likely to accept the American ambassadorship in Washington. The piece notes the post could be the apex of diplomatic service and would be widely approved in both Britain and the United States with President Roosevelt prepared to welcome Bryce.
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English cabinet changes rumors tied to health and posts
The report outlines imminent cabinet changes with J H Ells resigning for ill health and likely replacement by Walter Bonciman. It notes possible resignations by Sir B Fowler and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman may stay in the Commons. Rumors mention John Burns for promotion and James Bryce’s ambassadorial post, with Burns seen as a strong candidate for Ireland’s chief secretary.
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Suit for heiress estate hinges on mental derangement clause
Former Judge Gordon announced plans to institute proceedings this week to gain control of the $800,000 Miller estate for Miss Ida May Miller. The will includes a clause allowing a cousin and lifelong friend Mrs Margaret Frakes to reclaim the estate if signs of the daughter’s mental derangement appear. The case ties to the daughter’s disappearance and family troubles, with related arrests and rumors surrounding her fiancé Dr Rolando Kuehn and his mother. Ocean liner movements and arrivals are briefly listed in the gossip.
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Wall Street Steam Pipe Break Carries 40 Foot Subside
A New York steam main ruptured under 37 Wall Street near the Trust Company of America causing a 40 foot street subsidence. Steam and debris erupted, ripping a ten by three foot hole in pavement and delaying elevator service and steam heat across the Nassau to Broadway block. Banks and federal offices including the Subtreasury and assay office face disruption until repairs finish.
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Senator Bailey Confident on Joint Ballot Support
Gainesville Tex December 16 Senator Bailey asserts backing in letters and newspaper statements from twenty three senators and eighty three representatives pledging to vote for him. He adds twelve more members likely to vote as instructed, totaling 116 on joint ballot with seventy three in house and thirty one in senate, needing 86 to win.
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Three Men Rob Stage Outside Trenton. Captured Later
A Trenton New Jersey stage between Trenton and Allentown was held by three men who robbed passengers and escaped into the woods. A pursuing passenger fired as lawmen exchanged shots. the trio surrendered. Names given were Edward Bannon Edward Mulush and Peter Klaski.
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Manchu Woman Claims Chinese Throne from Victoria
A Manchu Banner woman married to a British officer alleges she has a prior claim to the throne of China. She petitions the British government to present her case to China, claiming descent from the third Duke of Chou and that her line predates the Empress Dowager. She and her family have lived in Victoria for 21 years, with a younger brother said to be next in line.
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Fast Train Crash In Ohio Injures Two Men
A Pennsyl vania flyer crashed into a Wheeling and Lake Erie freight engine near Canton Ohio at about 10 pm injuring two Toledo men. Engineer John Rey died soon after while fireman Nicholson suffered severe injuries. Both engines and part of the smoker and mail coach were demolished in the collision.
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Steamboat Sunk at Dock in Kingston NY
Special to The Washington Fest Kingston New York December 16 Fire damaged the forward end of the side wheel steamer Nor wich of the Cornell towing line at the Kingston dock. The seacock was opened and flooding caused the hull to sink at her berth. The vessel nicknamed The Ice King due to ice breaking prowess, is the Hudson’s oldest steamboat built in 1836.
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Ends Three Lives In San Francisco Shooting Suicide
In San Francisco Roy Garrison a bartender died today Joseph Haefner an employee of Wells Fargo and Company is dead and Mr Pearl Garrison is seriously wounded Haefner shot the couple after seeking the woman they were courting the woman sat with Garrison at a saloon table when Haefner found them He then shot and killed himself.
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Culpeper Tragedy Sparks Deep Community Debate
Culpeper Va December 16 Saturday's tragedy at Rothwood home of Viola Strother twenty, Wiliam F Bywaters shot by her brothers James A and Philip J Strother follows wedding witnesses heard by Coroner Lewis. Testimony shows the Strother brothers forced Bywaters to marry. Bywaters died on the Strother roof after a struggle as he tried to flee. Bonds of $5000 set for Phil Strother and James Strother. Widow Mrs Bywaters in critical condition with nervous collapse. Engagement between Bywaters and Miss Strother widely rumored. coroners inquiry continues with upcoming hearings and January grand jury.
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