Resolutions of Fraternal Society on Catholic France
The article records resolutions by Archbishops urging sympathy for Catholics in France amid seizures of church property and suppression of religious orders under the law of separation. It praises French bishops for unity and calls on Americans to support religious freedom and the pope.
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France
Pius X
Farley
Holy See
Vatican
United States
United States of America
Pontiff
Church of France
Trial of Dr Waddell Simpson for fatal Northport incident
Special to The Warrington Post Riverhead L I Jan 27 The trial of Dr Waddell Simpson for the alleged murder of his father in law Bartley Horner at Northport Dec 27 16 opens tomorrow afternoon before Supreme Court Justice William J Kelly at a special term. The defense argues the fatal shot was accidental while breaking a public safety item. Witnesses include Simpon’s wife and mother in law. only witness of the incident was a Polish stable boy who later fell ill and cannot testify. Experts for public safety items expected to testify.
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Warrington Post Riverhead
L. 1
Waddell Simpson
Bartley T. Horner
Northport
T. 1
Supreme Court
Wiliam Jo Kelly
Simpson
Horner
Dr. Simpson
Wrank Wisnewski
Death in awful form at Hana pumping station inquest
In Decatur Wisconsin on January 2 7 the coroner's jury ruled death of George E Thomas a Union Central brakeman caused by fall into pumping station machinery. He died at 1 am after suffering a peculiar injury described as swallowing his own brains as brain matter oozed from his mouth following skull fractures and temporary unconsciousness.
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Washington Cos
Decatur
George E. Thomas
Umness Central
Hana
Thomas
Eight wives sought as Khameanska jailed in New York
Joseph Khameanska faced the Yorkville Police Court on a disorderly conduct charge after as many as eight women claimed to be his wives. Mary Urick testified she was wife no 1, while others described similar marriages. Police tied warrants to a single suspect who confessed drunkenly that he could not recall the marriages.
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Washington Post
New York
Joseph Khameanska
Yorkville
Fite
Crane
Khameanska
Mary Urick
St. Mark's Place
Apolina Undine
East Seventeenth Street
Kwameanska
Jersey City
Wit
Brooklyn
Front Street
Thin City
Passaic
Buffalo and Bull Fight Ends in Bloodied Deaths at Juarez Arena
El Paso dispatch reports a brutal buffalo versus long horned bull bout near El Paso across the border in Juarez. Both animals from North Dakota and the Terrazas ranch were killed after a vicious exchange. Spectators, including many women, watched as crowd roars and gory injuries marked the match. Senor Felix Robert, owner of the bull ring, called it the grand attraction. George Phillips of South Dakota imported the buffalo for the event, attracting more American than Mexican spectators.
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Washington Post
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Caldad Juarez
Mex
Bull Inc
Piains
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Terrazas
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Senor
Felix Robert
Robert
George Phillips
South Dakota
Planned ending of life in New Jersey railroad agent tragedy
Special to the Washington Poet reports Charles E. Mason of Leesburg New Jersey shot himself after telegraphing Morton Van Gilder to come to Leesburg and assume control of the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad office. Mason, employed there for five years, was found dead near a swamp with his shotgun and an empty shell beside him as searchers located the body at dawn.
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Speoial
Washington
Millville
N. J
Morton van Gilder
Maurice River
Leesburg
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Charles E. Mason
Mason
Leesburg Ste- Won
van Gilder
Edward Mills
Bereaved husband Bradford missing from Washington home
Police search for 55 year old William F L Bradford of 1601 Fifteenth Street NW missing since last week after his wife died. He wore a brown raincoat black derby hat and black trousers. Two others reported missing include George Reynolds 22 from Kenilworth DC and John B Brown a nine year old boy from 414 New Jersey Avenue NW.
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Willam FL Bradford
Fifteenth Street
Bradford
George Reynolds
Kenilworth
D. C
John B. Brown
New Jersey Avenue Northwest
Soldier Kills Man in Fort Washington Saloon Quarrel
Private Frederick Gosney of the Coast Artillery dies after a barroom quarrel four miles from Fort Washington Maryland. Private William S. Winebarger, accused of the shooting, fled but surrendered later at the fort. An inquest held, the verdict attributes death to a weapon in Winebarger s hands. Winebarger, a North Carolina native, was placed under guard awaiting Prince George County authorities.
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William S. Winebarger
Fort Washington
Frederick‘ Gosney
Seventeenth Company
Coast Artillery
William 8. Winebarger
104Th Company
Gosney
Winebarger
Sylcon
Walter R. Brown
Hattod’s Hill
Piscataway
Brown
Gald
Fred
Brown's
Thorne
Gorney
Dibneig
Worth Carolina
Prince George County
Col. Coffin
Street Cars In Collision On Slippery Rails
A Capital Traction Company car driven by Motorman Henry collided with a Washington Railway and Electric Anacostia car at Pennsylvania Avenue and Ninth Street NW. Slippery rails caused the crash. several windows broke and the rear platform was damaged. No injuries reported. pedestrians called it unavoidable and passengers continued their trips after brief delay.
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Capital Traction Company
Henry
Anacostia
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth Street
Seater Breaks Through Ice Near Penn Avenue Bridge
William Tayman twenty two of Twining City breaks through ice on the Eastern branch of the Potomac near the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge while skating with companions. He narrowly escapes drowning and is dragged from chilly water to thicker ice by neighbor George French. Tayman is taken home in exposure.
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William Tayman
Potomac River
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twining City
George French
Tayman
Knights of Momus Roast Government Printing Office Leaders
About one hundred members of Knights of Momus, the Amalgamated Association of Knockers, hold their tenth annual banquet at Raucher's. They mock Public Printer Stillings and lawmakers including John Sharp Williams, J Warren Keifer, Julius Kahn, and Adam Bede with witty jibes. Williams replies with good humor, noting his German education while pledging to keep banquets brief and sharp. The evening features songs, readings by noted figures, and a closing tribute to the club's organizers and hosts.
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Amalgamated Association of Knockers
Raucher’s
John Sharp Wiliams
Charles A. Stillings
J. Warren Keifer
J. Adam Bede
Julius Kahn
Frank Morrigan
American Federation of Labor
Harmieas
F. N. Whitehead
Will
Byrchfield
Whitehead
T. C. Pardons
Typographical Union
Frank D. Smith
Amalgamated Association of Ravelry and Vuperation
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Smith
Government Printing Office
Stillings
Osear J. Ricketts
Ricketts
Down and
John Sharp Williams
House of Representatives
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Willams
Germany
Jong Azo
Julus Kahn
Adam Bede
Stilings
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Congrees
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P. M. Becker
B. H. Smart
M. Harry Stevens
Joseph Gibson
John A. Huston
T. C. Parsons
Harry A. Watkins
Clift D. Scott
Arraignment Slated For Mrs Bradley In Senator Brown Murder
Indictment drawn against Anna M. Bradley of Salt Lake City for the murder in the first degree of Arthur Brown former United States Senator from Utah. Arraignment scheduled next Friday at Raleigh Hotel scene of the December 8 shooting. United States Attorney D W Baker, injured in Terra Cotta wreck, to return soon to arrange arraignment and possible May trial.
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Anna M. Bradley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Arthur Brown
United States
Raleigh Hotel
D. W. Baker
Atlantic City
Terra Cotta
Baker
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Bedding arirk blaze injures Miss Marr in Thirteenth Street
Fire yesterday afternoon on the second floor of 1711 Thirteenth street northwest caused by a lighted match igniting bed clothing. Firemen extinguished the blaze with slight damage. Miss C. R. Marr reported $15 loss in clothing.
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C. R. Marr
Thirteenth Street
Ideal skating weather lingers as ice thickens in city ponds
Weather Bureau reports extend favorable skating conditions after a recent snowstorm. Ice coats ponds including the Monument fount near the centerpiece, drawing hundreds of skaters and long lines of autos and wagons. An old man named about seventy-five joins the fun, while a 5 and 3 cent lunch vendor serves skaters who stay late. Tidal Basin remains unsafe today and Anacostia’s Eastern Branch freezes slowly.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Sonia
Anacostia
Mrs Field Denies Engagement With Chicago Mine Owner
Mrs Delia Spencer Caton Field widow of Marshall Field Sr of Chicago denies engagement rumors with David Benton Jones mine owner and Chicago clubman. Jones confirms nothing while staying at the New Willard with his daughter after a telephone conversation that followed a Northeast Washington meeting.
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Spencer Caton Field
Marshall Field
Chicago
David Benton Jones
Windy City
Shoreham
Mr. Jones
The
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Jones
Mineral Point Zinc Company
Dearborn Street
Field
Augustus N. Eddy
Sixteenth Street
Man Confesses to Killing Father Near Williamson W Va
Special to The Washington Post Mont Runyon a 40 year old inmate in a Delaware jail confessed to shooting and killing his father near Williamson West Virginia two weeks earlier during a quarrel He fled leaving the body in the woods and said he intended to move to Florida for lumber work After a dispute over his alleged intemperance his father reprimanded him and they walked toward the station when Runyon drew a pistol and fired twice He left the scene and the body lay about two miles from the nearest road He also faces a forged check charge against Dr Mills the dentist
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Washington Post
Delaware
Ohio
Mont Runyon
Willemson
W. Va
Runyon
Dr. Mills
Matthews
Runyons
Wil-iamson
Florida
Deaf mother and son die in Dixon's Mills log cabin fire
In Portsmouth Ohio last night Rachel Pyles aged eighty a soldier's widow and her son Jonathan also deaf died in a fire that consumed their log cabin at Dixon's Mills. The tragedy left a deaf mother and son burned to death in the blaze.
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Rachel Pyles
Jonathan
Dixon’s Mills
Food and Drug Inspector Examination Charged in February
The Diel Service Commission announces a February exam for the food and drug inspector position in the Burden of Chemistry within the Department of Agriculture. The post pays $2,000 yearly. The Marine Band Orchestra led by Sent. William H. Santolmang will perform today at 2 p.m. at the navy yard. Charles Hawback of the board at review, Pen sian Office, is seriously ill at his Brunswick apartment.
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Food and Drug Inspector
Department of Agriculture
Marine Band Orchestra
William H. Santolmang
Navy Yard
Charles Hawback
Board At Review
Pensian
Brunswick
Special River Ballstin Forecast and Storm Warnings
River stages on Sunday morning show Ualo 50.2 feet stationary Memphis 35 feet up 68 Arkansas City 48.7 up 0 feet Greenville 43.2 up 0.2 New Orleans 17.8 up 1 Forecast warns Pacific Coast storm from Point Lobos to Juan de Fuca Straits. Local report lists hourly temperatures and humidity across the day with past year comparisons and city readings.
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Miso
Pacif
Point Lobos
Straits of Juan de Fuca
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