Vatican Question On Porto Rico Jurisdiction Sparks Debate
Rome March 6. The vacancy of Porto Rico bishopric after James H Blenk’s appointment in New Orleans raises whether Porto Rico is under the propaganda congregation or extraordinary ecclesiastical affairs. Except Canada and the United States, most of the American continent is in the latter. Cardinal Gotti and Cardinal Merry Del Val have discussed the issue.
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Rome
Porto Rico
James H. Blenk
New Orleans
Congregation of the Propaganda
Congregation of Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs
Canada
United States
American
Ecclesiastical Council of
Latin America
Council of Baltimore
Cardinal Gotti
Merry del Val
Labor Victory in Chicago Over Railroad Strike Act
Judge Honore overruled the Employers' association claim that the 1877 railroad act covers all violence during strikes. Fred Olson and Frank Shorn of the Janitors' union faced assault charges for actions against nonunion pickets two years ago. The ruling marks a key interpretation of the act, with Olson and Shorn to be tried on the assault charge only.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
Honore
Fred Olson
Frank Shorn
Teamisters
Jerry McCarty
Teamsters’ Union
Justice Dooley
Olson
Sharn
Finding Men in Snowslides at Sheep Camp Rescue
Eli Smith credited with saving 25 men during the 1998 Sheep Camp snowslide on the Dyes trail. He used a wood stick to listen for breathing, guiding rescuers to locate unconscious survivors and ultimately uncover 25 lives. Indians reportedly used a similar trick learned in Idaho. Additional text mentions the Moon's Shadow eclipse.
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Eli Smith
Dyes Trail
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Smith
Alide
Idaho
Wood River
Mary Manning Shipwreck Crew Rescued After Four Days At Sea
Captain Elias Burr and nine sailors of the schooner Mary Manning were rescued by the British steamer Casilda after a four day gale strewn voyage from Fernandina to New York. The vessel was damaged by lightning, dismasted, and waterlogged, leaving only canned corn as food. All hands survived and were landed at Boston.
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Boston
Elias Burr
Mary ‘Manning
South America
Manning
Seuth
Casilda
Captain Barr
Mary Manning
Nantucket South Shoals
Fernandina
Fla
New York
Plea of Guilty in French Woman Murder Case
Berthe Claiche, a young Frenchwoman, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the New York Supreme Court for the murder of her alleged betrayer Gondron. The plea followed conferences between prosecutors and her counsel Abraham Levy, who initially demanded absolute freedom for her, then altered course as mercy was conditioned on revealing police connections to the crime.
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New York
Berthe Claiche
Gondron
Supreme Court
Anneal
Abraham Levy
Artificial Ears Restored to Bartell Rot at Hospital
Bartell Rot an eight year old boy born without ears received a pair of artificial ears at Bowling Green hospital Toledo. He has long borne the condition with resilience and now can hear. The report mentions ancient Italian village and Sir Oliver Lodge in connection with a research topic, though details are unclear.
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Bartell Rot
Bowling Green Hospital
Toledo
Barty
Oliver Lodge
Theme of table manners in old speech echoes
An odd historical fragment hints at social norms over meals and the act of asking for pie. The line suggests tension between formality and appetite, noting a moment when a person rises from the dinner table without requesting pie.
Closed Shop Rule Sanctioned by Brooklyn Judge
New York March 6 Judge Marean of the Brooklyn supreme court ruled against three non union workers of United States Printing Co of Ohio, affirming the closed shop principle. An immediate appeal to the appellate division is planned if the ruling stands, as labor leaders call it a notable victory. Three non union employees Kissam Driscoll Mills sought to stay discharge after refusing to join unions and the plant in Williamsburg had entered a unionization agreement following a prolonged boycott.
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New York
United States Printing Company of
Ohio
Marean
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Witch
Wil- Namaburg
Williamsburg
Kissam
Driscoll and Mills
Will provides $75000 for Woonsocket home and Catholic college
The March 6 probate filing in Woonsocket Rhode Island outlines Dr Joseph Hills will directing 75000 in trust to Rev Charles Daurny for a home for poorer children and a school or college for Catholic young men. Twenty five thousand for the home and fifty thousand for the college.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Joseph Hills
Charles Daurny
Church of the Precious Blood
Rename Bank Street School to Honor Father Duggan
A city education panel considers renaming the Bank Street School as part of improvements. Proposals include Merriam and Sperry and others, with Duggan suggested to honor the late Father Duggan for his service to the community and town plot efforts.
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Department of Education
Bank Street
Piublic School
Ridge Street
Merriam
Sperry Street
Lincoln
East Main
Niagara Streets
Hendricken
Board of Education
PURE FOOD CRUSADE BEGINS OFFICIAL STANDARDS DISCUSSION
Washington March 6 The committee on food standards of the association of official chemists holds its semi annual meeting at the department of agriculture to draft new standards and solicit opinions and evidence from manufacturers dealers chemists and others. Attending are Dr E F Jenkins Connecticut and Dr H W Wiles chief of the bureau of Chemistry. Chicago March 6 The crusade movement in food regulation is led by Charles T Wheeler as head of the food commission.
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Washington
Committee On Food Standards
Associaten
Oe Department of Agriculture
E If Jenkins
Connecticut State Experiment Station
H.W. Wiles
Bureau of Chemistry
Extra Army Rations Across European Forces
European armies receive weekly extra provisions including sugar for France two gallons of ronsta wine for Italy three pounds of beef for Spain and butter for Belgium totaling diverse supplementary rations issued to support troops across the continent.
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France
Italy
Spain
Weather Forecast for Concretiem
Forecast for Concretiem calls for fair conditions with mild temperatures. Light winds and no precipitation expected, providing pleasant outdoor conditions for general activities.
Dead Lock at Moroccan Conference Drives Gulf Between Germany and France
At Algeciras on March 6 the conference shows no change in the Franco German deadlock. Germany seeks equal police participation, while France resists claims to equal rank in policing Morocco and fears French domination at Atlantic ports. France pushes recognition of its Mussulian interests and Morocco’s order. Suggested police plan calls for 2000 Moroccans under French and Spanish officers. Emperor William may need to intervene to bridge the gap.
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Algeciras
Spain
Herr von Radowitz
France
Morocco
M. Rexileblef
North
Africa
M. Revell
Germany
Atlantic
William
Bomb Revealed Concealed Bomb In Hair At Moscow
A would be female assassin planned to strike Vice Admiral Doubagssoff, Moscow governor general, but her bomb was found when an aide noted the ornate hair. The woman’s identity remains unknown amid the arrest and search.
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Moscow
Doubagsoff
Council of the Empire
Chouknin
Raleigh jury convicts Hasty in Nothing but Money murder
In Gaffney Ohio, the Hasty case ends with a guilty verdict and life sentence for murdering Milen Bennett and Abbot Davison of the Nothing but Money Company. The jury urged mercy, and an appeal to the supreme court was announced. The case drew support from theatrical professionals who funded the prosecution.
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Raleigh
N. C
Hasty
Gaffney
Milen Bennett
Abbot Davison
Nothing But Money Company
Supreme Court
Barn Fire Destroys Palmer Barn and Poultry Buildings
A fire in Goshen on March 6 consumed P. H. Palmer’s barn and poultry structures, causing an estimated loss of 3000 dollars with no insurance. The fire’s origin remains undetermined.
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Goshen
P. H. Palmer
Father Gapon Attacks Petroff and Plans Cross-Party Probe
In St Petersburg Father Gapon denounces Father Gregor Petroff as a traitor and a tool of the social democrats, urging a complete investigation by party representatives. Police capture a wholesale bomb factory at a druggist’s lodgings, seizing 120 loaded bombs and detaining twenty students and revolutionists. A street arrestee carried a bomb in his pocket.
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Gapon
Father Petroff
St Petersburg
Father Gapon
Gregor Petroff
Social Democrats
12 O Clock Closing Shocks Busy Wooster Bowling Parlors
Aldermen push to enforce 12 o clock closing and licenses on pool halls and bowling alleys including Wooster and Casino on East Main street. If passed the measure would raise Wooster license costs to about 100 dollars and bar under 21s from such venues, affecting students and factory workers.
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Dillard
Mcenses
Larkin
Lcense
Wooster
East Main Street
Taft
High School
China angry at Pekin match strains foreign relations
The Chinese government criticized a Pekin match and accused foreign and domestic officials of mishandling strains in international relations. The dispute centers on perceived missteps by authorities and public reaction in both countries.
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Pekin
Smallpox Found Reported in Putnam Area
A brief notice from Putnam on March 6 confirms a smallpox finding within the community. Health officials advise vigilance and prompt medical consultation for exposed individuals and prompt reporting of suspected cases.
Waterbury to host Democratic state committee meeting
The Democratic state central committee met in New Haven on March 6 to set the April 2 Waterbury date for the next state convention likely at the Elton. Mayor Thayer rally plans in New Haven may shift with the committee’s timing. Judge Shumway’s resumed murder trial of Joseph Cenesky in the Superior Court drew cautious interest as the case echoes the Bassett incident.
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New Haven
Edwin §. Thomas
Democratic State Central Committee
Waterbury
Charles F. Thayer
Norwich
Thayer
State Committee
Shumway
Superior Court
Joseph Cenesky
Cenesky
Thomas C. Lockwood
Attorney Pierce
Leonard
Sh Criine
Bin
Carmody
Bassett
Lockwood
Denesky
Susan B. Anthony Ill With Pneumonia in Rochester
Rochester March 6 Susan B Anthony remains seriously ill at her home as pneumonia affects her left lung while the right lung clears. Dr Marsena Sherman-Ricker reports her weakness from nausea and poor nourishment but notes improved breathing and hope for improvement despite age.
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Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Washington
Marsena Sherman-Ricker
Anthony
Miss Anthony
Green Trial Begins Over Time Clock Conspiracy Case
In Washington on March 6, arguments opened in the case of FE Green on charges of conspiring with George W Beavers to defraud the government in the sale of time recording clocks. United States District Attorney Baker presented the government’s opening statement to the jury.
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Green
Washington
FE. Green
United States
Baker
George W. Beavers
Reform Election Laws Conference Opens in New York
Delegates from nearly every region attend the second national conference for reform of the primary and elect Civic Federation in New York on March 6. Oscar S. Straus opened the meeting and introduced Joshua Quincy former Boston mayor as the presiding officer.
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New York
Elect Civic Federation
Oscar
Straus
Johiah Quincy
Boston
Schwab Severely Ill During Eastbound Trip
Former United States Steel president M. Schwab, traveling with his party, arrived in Los Angeles in poor health. He could not leave his bed and, with considerable effort, managed to reach his private car for an eastward journey.
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Los Angries
Aren
M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
East
Los Angeles
Will Ply
St Marys Alumni Meet Planned For This Evening
City notes report the regular monthly St Marys alumni meeting set for tonight. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Michael Enright of 1072 oats Main street. A month’s mind mass for the late Catherine OBrien of Ornge street will be celebrated tomorrow at seven at Immaculate Conception church. A trolley car derailed at Platts Mills yesterday around 7 pm causing a traffic halt for over thirty minutes while the car was moved back onto the track. Rosary beads and ornate silver jewelry featured at Lake & store displays, including gamma etchings and blue lapis items.
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St Mary's
Michael Enright
Oats Main Street
Immaculate Conception
Catherine O'Brien
Ornge Street
Platts Mills
Boston broker killed by train in March incident
A 67 year old Boston real estate broker named Solomon Fuller was struck by a train while boarding in Boston to confront an adversary. He died en route to hospital after sustaining fatal injuries.
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Boston
Braintres
Mase
Solomon Fuller
Rare Leather Couches and Turkish Rockers Offered at Sale
A catalog notes Genuine Leather Couches and Turkish Rockers priced to draw buyers. Items described as high quality for library or sitting room use with claims of unique, attractive pricing to ensure value and exclusivity at the sale.
Leather Couch and Turkish Rocker Sale Preview
Advertises All Genuine Hide Leather couches and Turkish rockers with several price points. Mentions immediate delivery and future delivery options, urging quick interest and payment.
Four Bargains in China Closets in the Ad Copy
An old ad fragment advertises bargains in oak china hutches with four patterns and no duplicates at set prices. The text repeats and includes garbled lines about Golten Oak China and related items, with incomplete product names and unclear details.
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China
New Go Carts Highlight Upcoming Event
Fragmentary note indicates new go carts featured at an upcoming event with unclear details and partial phrases. Likely a local sports or hobby gathering.
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