Pope Pius Orders Clergy Declarations Stir France War Talk
Widespread pressure from papers and leaders over Pope Pius orders forbidding French clergy to declare under the 1881 law. Protests, potential prosecutions, and a clash between Vatican power and the French government spark talk of a religious war and constitutional strain. Washington and Rome reports note US senators and French ministers weighing responses as suspicions of Vatican influence rise.
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Pope Pius
Paris
M Jeures
Vatican
Party of Reaction
Gus
Lod
Clemenceau
M Briand
Ninter
Rome
France
Richard
Mariand
Roosevelt reveals Storer letter in push to justify Vienna recall
President Roosevelt released a long letter to Secretary Root detailing his dispute with Bellamy Storer at Vienna. He cites Storer’s refusal to answer letters and publication of private correspondence as grounds for removal, and disputes over Archbishop Ireland and papal appeals. Also notes Cortelyou’s rebuttal of a McKinley request and Storer’s continued defense.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary Root
Ambassador Storer
Vienna
Storer
Ireland
Storers
McKinley
Pius
Ambassador Store
Vatican
Root
Bellamy Storer
State Department
Runsan
Paris
France
United States
Ant
Belgium
Spain
Archbishop Ireland
Sean
New
Gles Fm
Madrid
Mra Storer
New York
Murray Hill
National
Civic Federaton
Pat
Cincinnati
Ananias Club
Wages Raised in Cotton Mills Across New England
About 45 000 workers in Southern New England and western Massachusetts received wage boosts today of at least seven and a half percent. The final percent remains unsettled due to a dispute in New Bedford over the rate, with a conference expected to clarify the issue. Rhode Island mills and other outside mills moved to the new schedule, following earlier increases in Fall River and other towns.
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
New Bedford
Fall River
Rhode Island
Augusta
Amesbury
East Taunton
Berkshire
Greylock
Adama
Interlaken
Harris and Arkwright
R. 1
Heat In The Cars On Measures Against Connecticut Company
At a Wednesday meeting Dr Kilmartin reported 20 complaints about car heating since the board delayed action until Saturday. He noted the weather had been moderate and that car temperatures were comfortable, leaving no immediate measures against the Connecticut Lighting company. The health officer said action would be considered if conditions worsen. New York Der At two o'clock.
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Kilmartin
Connecticut Tatway ‘ Lighting Company
Cald
Novelty Stand Ad With Random Prices
A fragmented ad notes greens priced at one dollar each and small items marked at 2.25 dollars and 2.5 cents. Mentions novelties, a watch, and prize fees, with scattered references to Wattable or wattable items.
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Tadien Penns
Prisoner Gillette Sentenced to Electrocution in Grace Brown Murder Case
In Herkimer New York Chester Gillette faced sentencing for Grace Brown's murder. His mother Mrs. Gillette, arriving from Denver, watched as he declared his innocence before being sentenced to death by electrocution in the week starting January 23. He left the courtroom without speaking to his mother. He still holds hopes for a new trial.
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Herkimer
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Gillette
Denver
Salton Sea region faces flood as river breaches Hind dam
Colorado River flood threatens Salton basin and Imperial and Coachella valleys. Main Southern Pacific line must be relocated to higher ground. 1000 residents lose homes and 250,000 acres of farming land at risk. Hind dam breached, river finds new channel. govt irrigation plans in doubt with $25 million in values at stake. Officials plan forty miles of new railroad around Salton Sea.
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Yuma
Aziz
Dee
Colorado River
Salton
Imperial
Coachella
Southern Pacific
Salton Basin
Mexico
Arizona
Ter
Hind Dam
Chanel
Salton Sea
Cottage Fire Devastates Lake Bluff Orphanage
Fire destroyed Wadsworth cottage at the Methodist Deaconess Orphanage and Children's Home in Lake Bluff killing forty five inmates and three children in the building. Superintendents and staff evacuated sleeping rooms room by room then attempted to salvage the facility with extinguishers. Estimated damage around 85000 dollars.
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Chicago
Wadsworth
Methodist Deaconess
Lake Bluff
Judson
Republican caucus proposal discussed by city aldermen
Fragmented notes describe a republican caucus held by heart of aldermen on a Friday night. A plan for tonight is mentioned but details are unclear as one member responds that he would not think it wise, hinting at disagreement within the group. The language is garbled and some names or places are unreadable.
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Heart of Aldermen
Pianos at F N Lewis Co Offer Limited Time Deals
The sale at 24 East Main street nears its end with Knabe Kimball Haines Newby Evans and Marshall Wendell pianos on offer. Terms are easy, delivery and a year of free tuning included, with “play while you pay” plans and a choice of down payment amounts.
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East Main St
F. N. Lewis Co
East Main Street
Knabe, Kimball
Haines
Newby & Evans
Marshall & Wendell
Births and city notes from Waterbury scene
A son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs James H. Murray at 145 South Elm Street. John Clifton Curtin, four months old, died at 162 South Elm Street. funeral set for 3:30 tomorrow with Calvary Cemetery burial. The November mortuary report lists 66 Waterbury deaths from diphtheria to heart disease. Also notes on organ outage at Immaculate Conception and theater manager search at Jacques. Monsignor title awarded to Father Slocum. Mayor Thoms trips to Holyoke to view The Clansman. Judge Reed chosen for superior court duty in January. The hospital project at St Mary’s grows in public favor. first conditions for opening praised.
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James H. Murray
South Elm Street
Frederick L. Scott
Hill Street
Immaculate Conception
Splain
James William Fitzpatrick
Jacques Theater
Father Slocuu
Pius X
The
Democrat
John Clifton Curtin
Charles Curtin
Calvary Cemetery
Thoms
Holyoke
J. J. McCarthy
Carmody
Waterbury
John O'Neill
Baldwin
Joel H. Reed
Stafford
Reed
St Mary's Hospital
Watset
Joseph Summa
Aviligianse Ald Society
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