Vatican and French tensions cloud Paris reports
Report from Rome notes Montagnini, ex-secretary at Paris, meeting Merry del Val and others to relay documents seized in Paris nunciature. It portrays French episcopal divisions and predicts no change in government stance toward the Vatican. In Paris, clergy urged parishioners to attend masses outside law, with police recording attendees and filing charges where mass occurred.
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Rome
Manager Montagnini
Paris
Vatican
Merry del Val
Mgr Della Chiese
Mgr Gaspari
France
Mgr Montagnin
Mgr Montaguin
Associated Press
Notre Dame Des Victoires
St Germain d'Auxerrois
Rocth St Augustin
St. Jean L'Evangle
Ou de Charonne
Pere la
St Blaise de Charonne
Chalons
Renudia
Mgr Montagnini
Jamaly
Enemies of the church oppose justice in France
The passage condemns those who undermine the church in France, decrying tyranny and oppression that deprives citizens of the republic of worship. It appeals to Catholics worldwide to endure hardship and even sacrifice to preserve faith amid hostile rulers.
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France
Mexican rail merger aims at government control and bonds
Mexico reports outline a plan to merge the Mexican Central and National railways into a single Mexican company with government majority ownership. The syndicate will issue prior lien and second mortgage bonds guaranteed by the government sinking fund. If completed, the new entity will be based in Mexico and valued around 225 million gold.
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Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Mexican Herald
Mexican Central Railway
Mexican Central
National Lines of Mexico
New York
London
Paris
Berlin
Steamer Nanna Arrives With Disabled Machinery
The Norwegian steamer Nanna from New York bound for Hillsboro N B arrived in Boston with propulsion damaged. A gale drove her toward shore near Nauset. temporary repairs allowed sailing until the engines failed again, and she reached port under her own steam for repairs before proceeding.
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Boston
Nanna
Naero
New York
Hilsboro
N. B
Vineyard Sound
Nauset
Patrick's Case Dismissed In U S Supreme Court
Washington December 13 The eve of Albert T Patrick under death sentence for the murder of William Rice in New York was dismissed from the Supreme Court on motion of his counsel The action clears the way for Governor Higgins to commute Patrick's sentence to life imprisonment
House committee fails on ship subsidy bill plan
In Washington the merchant marine committee failed to agree on a ship subsidy bill. A Republican caucus will be held tomorrow to consider the issue. The House authorized an investigation into the lumber trust.
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Washington
Wec ii
Tne
House
Lumber Trust
Brokerage House Suspends Operations In Minnesota
The Cummings Commission Co, a major brokerage house in St Paul and Minneapolis, suspended business today. The move impacts Minnesota and the Dakotas including Winnipeg. Separately, Northmeld reports a three week strike at a knife works site has been settled and workers will return.
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St Paul
Ming
Cummings Commission Co
Northmeld
Man Slaughter Verdict In Bridgeport Court
In Bridgeport criminal court today jurors found Frank Karaks guilty of manslaughter for the May 22 murder of Michael Polanta. Sentencing was deferred until tomorrow.
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Bridgeport
Criminal Superior Court
Frank Karaks
Michael Polanta
Morrow
Weather forecast for Conperticut Feir region
The forecast covers the western portion with warmer conditions. Light rain is possible, with variable winds and cooler periods in the forecast.
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Fala
Porthea
Train wreck near Melrose halts New York service
Boston Mail train No 29 on the New Haven railroad derailed near Melrose after a driving wheel broke at high speed in a rocky cut. Several trainmen and mail clerks injured, none seriously. The wreck blocked inward and one outbound track for hours, mail destined for Europe moved to La Bretagne today. Fireman William Fleist sustained a broken arm and bruises, while Engineer James Kennedy stayed at his post until the locomotive toppled.
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New York
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Melrose
Melrose Station
Seral
Phy Cians
William C. Fleist
New Haven
James Kennedy
Fleist
Epidemic of Rabies Persists in Providence
The Providence section reports ongoing rabies activity with daily dog bite complaints and rising Pasteur treatment requests at Rhode Island Hospital. Records show three hydrophobia deaths from bites, fifty-one patients treated, including one death, and 169 animal bite cases in the city. Thirty seven patients were sent to the Pasteur Institute in New York, four treated at home, and others admitted to the Rhode Island Hospital department.
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Providence
R. J
Rhode Island Hospital
Superintendent of Health
Pasteur Institute
New York City
Money in a Jar Unearthed in Foote Cellar
Willan Foote, heir to the late John L. Foote, buried in Ohio, followed a crate of directions found in a pocketbook and uncovered 269.50 in a glass jar in the Foote house cellar. The coins dated before 1380, likely Civil War era. Other heirs named are Charles Wilkins of Ohio and John Foote of Minnesota. Carnegie urges wealthy estates largely pass to the state upon death.
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Cheshire
Willan Foote
Foote
Mr Foote
John L. Foote
Ohio
Sindjar
John I. Foote
Charles Wilkins
John Foote
Minnesota
Jury Obtains First Panel in Bishop Murder Trial
Rockville reports a jury was obtained after three days and about 156 jurors were exhausted. The trial follows the charge of murder against Charles H. Bishop. The proceedings began this morning amid tension and careful voir dire.
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Fury
Lay
Rockville
Charles H. Bishop
Moma
Von Buelow Defies Reichstag Over South West Africa Troop Denial
Berlin December 13. Chancellor Von Buelow urged the Reichstag not to yield on maintaining a strong German South West Africa garrison. Debate centered on reducing troops from 12,000 toward 7,500, with the chancellor warning that lowering to 2,500 would imperil German rule and denouncing capitulation as a national crime. The assembly rejected the supplementary budget 178 to 168, and Von Buelow then read an imperial order dissolving parliament.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Reichstag
Africa
Herr Spahn
Appropriations Committee
South Africa
von Veulow
Icemen Hopeful Yet Thaw Delays First Cut
Icemen smile at cold prospects then thaw slows work as ice dealers brace for a big supply next summer. Skating held up to noon though ice softened in the afternoon. In Schenectady, I W W strikers press a three day walkout against General Electric, though few workers are affected and the mood remains orderly.
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Fce
Bebenectady
N. Y
Ten Year Old Selected in School Segregation Test Case
A ten year old boy from San Francisco, Ji in the public schools, is selected to represent a test case challenging the San Francisco board of education action. The suit seeks to test the legality of school segregation in the state supreme court.
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San
Neichi Aoki
State Supreme Court
San Francisco Board of Education
San Actaco
Judge rules mayor overstepped in Clansman play order
In Waterbury superior court, Judge Case ruled the mayor may not dictate public stage content. The order to ban or restrict The Clansman was deemed illegal and void, with injunction limited to blocking advance enforcement of arbitrary directives.
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Case
Waterbury
Towboat capacity urged to boost Champlain trade
Merchants along Lake Champlain demand more towing power to lift canal capacity after a busy season. Whitehall figures show 414,662 tons of freight valued at 4.15 million shipped in 1906, with 408,429 tons left valued at 3.27 million. Ice shipments from Ticonderoga reached 25.7 million pounds to New York. coal and iron ore traffic declined. lumber and pulpwood expected gains did not materialize. A separate note mentions a state commerce hearing set for January in Chicago on rail rate disputes involving live stock.
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Lake Champlain
Burlington
Whitehall
Ticonderoga
Champlain Canal
New York City
Aew
Canada
North
Vermont
Oswego
Lake Ontario
St Lawrence
State Commerce Commission
Chicago
R. ER. Shiel & Cove
Missers Central
New York
Massachusetts
Brown Artegm Incident Reported in Washington
Brown Artegm on bed of former Measter Brown of Utah started today after a midnight feeding incident that caused injuries to Mrs Anna M. Brediey. The wound sequence is to be used as evidence at the upcoming loquret hearing in G27.
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Washington
Measter Brown
Utah
Anna M. Brediey
Piano Sale At F H Lewis Co 24 East Main
Time is short as The F H Lewis Co promotes a piano sale with Kimball Knabe Haines Newby Evans Marshall Wendell Brewster Armstrong and others. Offers include upright pianos from 197 to 567 new and used models from 67 to 123 plus sewing machines under easy terms delivered free before Christmas.
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F. H. Lewis Co
East Main Street
Kimball
Knabe
Haines
Newby & Evans
Marshall & Wendell
Brewster
Armstrong
Actor Duvall Attempts Suicide in New York Saloon
Rankin Duvall an actor 40 years old forced a long cheese knife into his abdomen in Sixth Avenue saloon. He said I am a criminal. He survived the first wounds but has only a slight chance of recovery. He has connections to Baltimore and recent stage roles including Darling of the Gods and Madam Butterfly.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Rankin Duvall
Duvall
Baltimore
Trial for Kansas Navy Battleship Opens at Rockland
The United States Ship Kansas completed her standardization trial at Rockland Me. The fourth of five battleships in her class, she is expected to reach 18 knots as per contract. Built by New York Shipbuilding Co Camden N J, she serves under Captain W G Randall of Camden.
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Kansas
Rockland
United States
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
W. G. Randall
City Education Budget Delays Crosby Driggs Additions
City officials say no funds from the board of education will be allocated for an addition to Crosby High or Driggs school this year. Educational commissioners will use money for other projects, while the Crosby and Driggs improvements must wait. A Dean Ballot machine representative was in town and City Clerk Sapdland noted an 18-machine unit in Elsaira that won’t register for Democrats.
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Wound of Finance
Board of Education
Crosby High
Driggs School
Duggan
Webster
Mulcahy
Crosby
Driggs
Fiawance
Dean Balfot
Sapdland
Paere
Elsaira
Furniture gifts for Christmas notches low prices everywhere
A promotional piece extols furniture as the perfect Christmas gift. It highlights Morris chairs, smokers tables, ranges, sewing rockers, sewing tables, sideboards, dressers, and chests with price ranges from a few dollars to mid tens. The tone stresses easy finding and unmatched value at the abundant store.
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O'Connell Denoane
Gowran
Carneges
Andrew Carnegie
Nathomal Civic Federation
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Stockholm
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King Ovcar
Plainfield
F. H. Robinson
Providence and Willimantic
Norweh
Icemen
McCarthy
East Main St
Actor Duvall
Shur
Upson Eyesight Specialist
Bank St
HE Hampson-Sellew Furniture CO
City News
Strobel Co
Pather
Morris
Glenwood
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