Church State Negotiations and Clergy Contracts Near Briand
Reports on negotiations between church and state in France under Briand. Discusses contract forms allowing individual priests or common law associations to operate churches, government methods, and local adaptations while preserving legal form. Includes oblique notices of obituaries and funeral notices from various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Tech
Pariers
Minster
Briand
Brand
Vatican
Iimmon Tax Association
Tahirg
Mavkr
Ijergmei Sr
Church Concordat Clauses Govern Clergy Leasing
A detailed discussion explains lease terms for church properties under concordat law. It covers conditions for maintenance, possible annulment if worship stops for six months, and clerical authorization by church hierarchy. It notes see See disqualification handling and bishop approval for new lessees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Briand
Czar confirms sentences for naval officers
The Czar affirmed ten year fortress confinements for Vice Admiral Niehogat and other Cronstadt officers tried for cowardice at the battle of Tenchima. The original death sentences were reduced after commutations by the Czar. The squadron under Niehogat included the battleships Admiral Apraxin Seniavin and Emperor Nicholas with captains Iashen Gregoriest and Smirnoff.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Czar
Niehogat
Cronstadt
Tenchima
Chinese Rebels Seize Arms Smuggling Through Shanghai
Advices from Shanghai report an accident at the Shanghai wharf led to the discovery of arms and ammunition smuggling to rebellious districts. A Chinese newspaper claims 50,000 Mauser rifles and 5,000,000 rounds of ammunition were imported into China from Japan by the revolutionary party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
British Columbia
Feb &Mail
Shanghai
China
Japan
The
Revolutionary Party
Young Gates Whips Valet Over Train Transfer Incident
Charles G Gates son of John W Gates creates a scene at Columbus Union Station over luggage transfer to his valet. A blunder sent the valet bleeding among shattered dishes as Gates paid for damages and departed for Cincinnati amid a flurry of names and partial passenger listings from a Baltimore to Richmond area crowd.
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John W
Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Charles G. Gates
John W Gates
Union Station
Gates
Cmeinnon
Onion Station
Eee
St Louis
Cincinnate
Health Office Deaths Report February 3
List of reported deaths up to midnight February 3 with names ages and addresses. Entries include Louis Davis 59 Caroline Burrough 16 Jane Van Fleet 73 John Morgen 26 Mary Williamson 83 plus many others across Washington area addresses and hospitals. Compiled notices indicate multiple residences and institutions such as Gov t Hosp Insane and Brightwood DC with ages ranging from a few months to 80 years.
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Louis Davis
Broad Aller Ow
John Morgen
10Th St
Samuel B Holabird
Mary EB Williamson
Caroline Burrough
Jane van Fleet
Union St
Havenner
Prospecta
Jane O Barbarin
Harry Coleman
St. Nw
Yi Jonn C Albrecht
St Nw
John Fidel
Millard F Frees
Brightwood
D C
Winifred Heeney
Frances W McPherson
Mendota Fists
Marcellus Coates
Hattie M Shelton
Joseph Hunt
Union Et Sw
James B Meade
Mantha Teon BE Eieworth
L St Nw
Blanche Watts
Edgar RB. Taylor
Merths Mildred Praner
Margeret Tenies
Sih
Grand Central Shooting by Ferrera Ends in Tragedy
Gabriel Ferrera, an Italian ex-employee, shot four men in a Grand Central Station pay line after being mocked by coworkers. One man, Jones, was killed. Rufus Ayres died en route to hospital. two others were seriously wounded. Ferrera was disarmed by an officer and escorted amid an angry mob.
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New York
Gabriel Ferrera
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Jones
Rufus Ayres
Anthony Cantay
Howard Tompkins
Bullet. Net
Ferrera
Grand Central
Ayres
Ferrers
National Richard Mansfield to Return to Washington Stages
Richard Mansfield arrives for seven performances at the New National Theater beginning next Monday with Peer Gynt. The run features a cast of forty seven and brings Mansfield’s acclaimed repertoire to Washington, competing with other major engagements at nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Richard Mansfield
Washington
New National Theater
Peer Gynt
Bea Brommel
Mansfield
Tim
Peter Gynt
Henry V
Richard III
Witlius Caesar
Mr Mansfield
Mansfield Company
Lehigh Lyceum and National Theater Highlights
The Lehigh Lyceum presents Sam Devere's Burlesque Co at the New Lycourm next week with high praise for the troupe and its scenery, costumes, and effects. Dwight Elmendorf tours England at the New National Theater on Monday, February 11, featuring Stratford and the Warwick pageant. Miss Hawkes' Sleeping Beauty at Belasco Theater on February 8 includes The Grand Ballet of the Flowers with over fifty children led by Elizabeth Fornoy. Rosenthal performs at the New National Theater today in what is billed as his farewell Washington appearance with a new program.
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Givardineh
Wiens
Junrn Ib. Wal Rach Gardiner
U.S. A
Emily Carrico
Gardiner
St Mary's Church
New York
Baltimore
Goldman
Lolis Goldman
Clara Goldman
Sixth Street
Orean
Martha D Guten E Green
Patuneral
Gunton- Lempie Memorial Presbyterian Church
Miss Stead
Emily Milint Halstead
Thirteenth Street
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Lutida
Aruston
Ourti
Vienna
Julia A Gertel
Johannes
Gerte
North Carolina
Wits
John Gilbert Rack Wood
Tas
Camital Street
Skillman
Srebrbaiy
Alice Middleson Skillman
Slatiman
Ernoran Street
Boloek
Warren
George Warren
Herriet
Margiret
George
Viner
Sprimefield
Eoys
Emala Hutchins
Nathaniel T
Scrih Veorles
Elizabeth
RisStreet
Waclock
Glen
James IT Powers
Jasco
Mr Powers
Clara Palmer
Ethel Jackson
Coralie Blythe
Favor and Sinclar
Phil H. Byle
Arthur Donaldson
Frank Rushworth
Dick Temple
la Petite Adelaide
English Pony Ballet
Shubert Beauty
Sgurecore
Lawrance D Orsay
Columba
Augustus Thomas
Washington
Hawarden-Kel Clas
Mr. Dorsay
Earl of
Pawtucket
Mr D'Orsay
Harry Harwood
Josephine Drake
Marion Burney
Rose Hubbard
Forrest Robinson
Ida Darling
Harold Heaton
Lyster Chambers
Majestic
Fritz
Joe Hortiz
Langdon Mimick
Hortiz
Z Lyceum
Sam Devere
Burlesque Co
4Ycourm
National
Elmendorf
Belasco
Rosenthal
National Theater
America
Verdi's Rigoletto Delights Belasco Audience In Two Acts
At the Belasco Theater last evening Verdi's Rigoletto featured a strong quartet in the final act led by Signor Alberti with a dramatic, passionate delivery. The performance included notable turns by Greene as the duke, Bevan as Sparafucile, and Noldi as Gilda, while the afternoon program offered Planquette's The Chimes of Normandy with Wadlerstadt and Shields as soloists.
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Belasco Theater
Signor Alberti
Winfred Goff
Mr. Greene
Sparafucile
Arthur Bevan
Russell Opera Company
Moody and Manners, Company
England
Maddalen
Berg
Miss Albright
Scens
Mme. Noldi
Gilda
Matteo Borsa
Mr Parsons
Newton Hammer
Marvlla
Fleanor Burgess
Giovanni
F. A. Murray
Monte Tore
Ceprano
T P. Wilgus
Eleanor Harrison
Gatherine McGraw
Rigoletto
Pianquele
Normandy
Messie Wadlerstadt
George Shields
Harry Wheaton Howard
Ford Lanning
Gaspard
G R. Scott
Anna Louise Miller
Germaine
Mary Wid
Gertrude
Eleanor Burgess
Jeanne
Cora Troxell
Manette
Gertrude Lyddane
Buzanne
Dreadnought to maintain seventeen knots to Trinidad
The Washington Post reports the battleship Dreadnought traveling from Gibraltar to Trinidad will sustain a speed of seventeen knots for the full journey. The ship is described as in prime condition with ample fuel to extend its range as needed.
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Gibraltar
Trinidad
Washington Pont
London
Contest for 1908 GOP Nomination in Fairbanks Race
The Washington Post reports Roosevelt and Fairbanks stand as the two central figures in the next Republican nominating fight. Roosevelt favors Taft or Root but fears Fairbanks securing the nomination with railroad support. Cortelyou and party leaders maneuver as Roosevelt plans multiple speeches to rally public opinion against a conservative candidate.
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Washington Post
New York
The
Evening Post
Washington
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Theodore Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Mr Fairbanks
Wairbanks
President Roosevelt
Republican Party
Taft
Root
Mr Taft
Cortelyou
Middle West
Indiana
Michigan
Tllinois
Ohio
Battle for 1908 Republican Nomination Plays Out
The piece portrays a Senate tally against Browenville gifray with detractors seen as politically motivated. It notes Fairbanks visiting the White House regularly and hints at a power struggle between Roosevelt and Fairbanks over who controls the 1908 Republican convention and party direction.
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Senate
Browenville Gifray
Fairbanks
White House
Roosevelt
Washington
Germany to Send Ships for Jamestown Exposition
Berlin reports Charles W. Kohlsaar, Jamestown Exposition commissioner, arrived to discuss German representation. Germany will send two war ships in addition to two already in American waters. Swedish Crown Prince regent Gustave plans to send sixty naval cadets on the Fylgia for the Swedish week, with aims to boost Swedish American unity at Jamestown. The regent seeks a replica of the Ericsson statue for possible erection at Jamesown.
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Berlin
Charles W. Kohlsaar
Stockholm
Germany
Kohlsaar
Prince William
Gustave
Hampton Roads
Sweden
Jamestown
Ericsson
Object to Military Show Protest at Jamestown Exposition
A Boston protest gathers signers from multiple Episcopal bishops condemning the Jamestown Exposition plan to emphasize military and naval displays. They argue the program conflicts with the historic Jamestown occasion and with a peaceful republic. Signers include bishops Brooks Capers Cheshire Gillespie Horner McVickar Miles Olmsted Williams Woodcock and others.
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Boston
Fed
General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
Jamestown
Republic
Francis Key Brooks
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Ellison Capers
South Carolina
Joseph Blount Cheshire
North Carolina
George D. Gillespie
Michigan
Junius M Horner
Asheville
Wiliam N. McVickar
Rhode Island
William Miles
New Hampshire
Charles Sanford Olmsted
Colorado
Charles D Williams
Arthur L. Williams
Nebraska
Charles E. Woodcuck
Kentucky
Cuts Down Appropriation for Jamestown Exposition
Springfield Illinois February 6 The house committee on appropriations cut the proposed additional appropriation for the Illinois building and exhibit at the Jamestown Exposition from twenty five thousand to five thousand dollars. The bill was reported with a favorable recommendation. The state will have a building there costing around twelve thousand five hundred dollars with about twelve thousand spent on interior decorations furnishings and a small gym for a historical exhibit mainly Lincoln relics.
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Illinois House Committee
Springfield
House Committee On Appropriations
Illinois
Fights Mrs Hooker's Will Contested in Conn Probate
Special to The Waahthetea Post from New Haven Conn February 6 probate hearing on the will of Mrs Isabella Beecher Hooker. contest brought for the benefit of Catherine Powers daughter of Hooker's daughter. estate valued around 380000 with major share to Dr Edward B Hooker of New Haven after small legacies.
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Waahthetea Post
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Hooker
Henry Ward Beecher
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Two steamers Iowa and Racine stuck in ice near Elvaston
Reports from Milwaukee indicate the steamers Iowa bound for Milwaukee and City of Racine bound for Chicago are trapped in ice off Elvaston Illinois after departing Grand Haven Monday night. Spare wind shift expected to free them. status of crews and cargo not yet released.
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Diaz
Mexico
Los Angeles
Imperial Council of the News
President's War Hints Stir California Opinion
Residents recall prior warning about imminent war with Japan and now split between fear and resolve. Some believe the President exaggerated dangers to frighten the public, while others demand an equivalent concession from Japan that preserves American pride and rights without humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
California
Defends the Japanese in California school issue
Mrs. Emily McIntosh, long involved with Japanese missions in California, criticizes American policy to segregate Japanese students. She argues the Japanese are highly capable citizens who would resist humiliation rather than accept segregated schooling, urging equal rights and full citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Emily McIntosh
Washington
McIntosh
West
United States
Japanese School Question Wins Southern California Backing
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce resolved that public sentiment in California, especially in the south, is largely misunderstood on excluding Japanese from public schools. It states the southern opinion is decisively adverse to discrimination in school privileges, grounded in equity and justice, independent of Japan's government stance.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Blames Japan for Boycott Says Breage Views
Fond du Lac Wisconsin report quotes General Edward S Breage former U S consul general to Hong Kong calling the Japanese a swelling class hard to find and linking their stance to victory over Russia He notes a possible break with the United States but says danger is not imminent and cites Japan facing a heavy war debt amid limited resources and a China boycott of American goods as causes
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hedg
Wisconsin
Fondau Lac
Edward S Breage
United States
Hongkong
China
Japanese Goods Stamp Trick In Chinese Market Protest
The writer notes Japanese merchants began buying large quantities of American goods to compete with US traders. He finds it comic during the boycott to see American items branded with Japanese trade marks. By turning the package, the cold black type reveals American manufacturers' names, a practice sold to Chinese as Japanese products.
Snowbound San Francisco Board of Education Train
Omaha report says the San Francisco board of education traveling to meet President Roosevelt about the Japanese school issue became snowbound in Wyoming on the Union Pacific overland limited. The train spent twenty four hours halted at a station before tracks were cleared and reached Omaha twenty six hours late, delaying arrival expected Tuesday evening.
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Omaha
Nebi
San Francisco
Classified Guests by City and Hotel Names
A dense list of hotel guest names and companions across New York Philadelphia Fittsburg California Kentucky North Carolina Ohio South Carolina Virginia and other states. Notable hotels include the Willard Metropolitan Ebbitt National and Shoreham. The tonality resembles a society guest record with many personal pairings and affiliations.
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Boston
H © Burnham
Charles R Brom
W F Mayo
Marcus Blebe
Cramby
New Willard
W F Lane
National
H Speccer
E Powell
Metropolitan
W F Wagner
AH Rice
Raleigh
Harry Barnett Shoreham
A Hforton
Ebbitt ChinaGcos
G Manns
Lo Witks
O Flood
R S Dudtev
Frank J King
Graham HM Piggott
James Charles E Pats
J Watowright
L Winslong
Rabien J Lincoln
P Goff
Arlington
J Gould
Shoreram
Robinson
BK Gee
New York
White
Stradling
DB Harper
Miss
Conner Jolly
Somers
Clark
Mitton
Marion C Keep
S D
Green George Cruse
E Ho Lesle
Marshall Cuching
W Castleman
Metropolitse
Edward Stubber
P Luce
G Wernes
Ralph Opdyke
J Wentworth
JM Warley
EK Black
Gail Long
Dean Welch
Wiliam Tait
Mee Mo Blanchard
Miles E Dittman
Wilby
Rabiz
John G Milburn
Ernest H Wands
J J Robinson
Joseph A_ Emery
Vite
J H Stratan
Ite
J_ Stratan
Ariington Herman Frasch
C Mead
James Hamilton
Frank Roeland
Shorahar Charles HD Burter Rober
E Walsh
H Russell
J Biggs
T A Marshall
Philadelphia
Wilian V. Walls
J V Patterson
Miller New Willard
William J Maginnis
N E Spear
John Tosh
T W Pagusy
Alexander W Ga
California
Joseph Ball
Peter Bell
Los Angeles
J Melgeman
Oakland
Felgnbaum
Miss E Seller
San Francisco
Willard
Lin Angeles
Jgmead
Huest
Low Andele
Roleigh
Victor
Nelson
Fresno
Ebbitt Skentucky
E Opper
WE Maury
Lousville
Wilcox
Sanden
Mayo Palntsville
Willam
Willam JB Statler, Louisville, New Willard A Langley, Lousav
St James North Carolina
J Bealsnoell
Williemside
Rockingham
St. James
Curries
Hillmore
BE. T Hetherington
Greenatoro
Ohio
F Herrick
R Warner
Cleveland
Gould Wellston
Bevis
Ken Willard
H Fern
Cincinnati
James Warren
Stone
BSF
Gilbert
Os He
Wingy
Willems
Hunter
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Tasadunen
Natsh Army
Na+ Journal
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Jaward H Calvert
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Nainil Street
Chowley
William B
Josephine S. Crowley
St Matthew's Church
Friends ml
Fairfax
Thomas Fairfax
Tr Orlando Fairfax
Cutch Street
Richmond
R. F. Harvey
John M. Mitchell
W. S. Riley
Underaker
J. William Lee
Fuapel
Wodern
George P. Zarhorst
Hindle & Bayliss
Ast
Comley Bros. Florists
Northwest
Geo. C. Shaffer
Flonis
F. Due
Mate
Ani
Regia
Young Gates
Raymond R. Russell
Maud
Frew
Reisterstown
Richard F Walliams Millard € Robertson
Mattle F Tames
Sachester
Weston Brier
Clarence H Satterebite
Piorancs. Newsom
J Bl Laugnit
Matthew David Gregory
Rsinja D Balderson
William G Drara
John Ho Kaldenbach
Treva
Henry
Pote
Hannon William Wallace Chiewell
Adelina E Newon
William Archie L Payne
Clitton
Mary
Lumetine
Bayonne
Hez
Swem
Timothy A Witzgerald
Gertrude M
Esha
J DB Keitener
Brant
Hettie
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Stephenson Willad D Williamos
Ednaar Horn
William Levering Devries Cheslea P Mallon
Roanoke
Almer - Broun
Bundy
Health Office Record
Menedester
the Post
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th Street
James T. Powers
Columba—Lawrance D'Orsay
Chase
George Fuller Golden
Mme
Theresa Renz
New York Hippodrome
Bessie Wynn
la Troupe
Carmen
Gorman and West
Emerson and
Baldwin
Aud Rowell
Columbia
Washington College Ory
Columbia Theater
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Barta
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Verdi
Planquette
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Episcopal
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Chicago
G. H. Mumm
BRUT
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D C Vigne
LA le Grand Havre
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Rateigh
Smith
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Havana
Shorehare
Edith
George—Paith
Ayers
Ayer CO
Lowell, Max
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