Cardinal Satolli Receives Beretta Amid Impressive Ceremonies
The Baltimore cathedral hosted the second step in Francis Satolli's elevation to cardinal and prince of the church. The rite included the beretta cap and red skull cap, with the red hat to be conferred in Rome within a month of Satolli's appointment announced on November 20. The vast audience included leading church figures, diplomats, educators, and officials.
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Baltimore
Jand
Francis Satot
United States
Uwk Place
Rom
Himaelf Witte
Satolli
Cardinal Gibbons Receives Papal Delegation in Maryland
Officials report the papal credentials for Cardinal Gibbons were presented by Mgr. Sharatti at the Cardinal's Palace. The ceremony elevated the Cardinal to cardinalate and confirmed his duties as papal envoy with custody of the beretta.
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Asmerion
Ehuren
United States
Wd Nometums
Krowmen
Junwer
Minvr
Cane Jung
Mgr
Sharetti
Litbons
Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Tieretta
Sharattl
Sheratti
Procession Honors Cardinal Gibbons at Catholic University
A ceremonial procession in Washington features Cardinal Gibbons receiving documents as clergy, monks, seminarians, faculty, bishops and archbishops in ornate vestments assemble outside Calvert Hall. The march proceeds to Charles Street amid cold air and ceremonial splendor.
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Dillows
Binet
Aumkest
Etter Wity
Casnock
MM Jawhiug
Bt. Mary's
Catholic University
Washington
Charles Street
Cardinal Ceremony Through Palace Passage
The scene describes a procession past the palace of the cardinal with his eminence joining last in line. He wears a red beret matching the planned headgear for a future recipient. Also described are a cloak, cardinals in velvet with braids, and bearers following in the cardinal tradition.
Public Buildings Bills Face House Fight in Washington
Washington lawmakers push for public buildings in Seattle Spokane Walla Walla and Tacoma with bills introduced but stalled in committees. Opposition from Mr Reel and White House allies centers on strict appropriations amid fiscal strain and gold reserve concerns.
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Spokane
Walla Walls
Seattle
Tacoma
Washington
Eltina
Walla Walle
Reel
Treasury
Central Land Office
Nave
House de Piy
White House
House to Tackle Unanimous Consent As Week Opens
Washington Jan. 3 The House begins a routine week with no bills reported yet. Committees have not acted and early days will focus on unanimous consent legislation. The soonest action is the pension appropriation bill, to be reported Wednesday or Thursday before full committee review.
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Washington
Freight Trains Wreck in Ohio After Switch Error
A collision at Schooley's Station near Chillicothe Ohio leaves six dead and multiple injuries. Conductor Hendershot is blamed for leaving a switch open as two freight trains and an express refitted collide. postal clerks Edginton Levington and Murphy suffer severe injuries, and a Loveland clerk dies from his wounds.
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Columbox
Ohio
Tahe State Journal
Chillicothe Ohio
Anya
Schooley’s Station
Here
Millon
Briuglaser
Tom Michaelis
Jemnae King
Mat
Edginton
Levington
Murphy
Greenfield
Hendershot
Dxarton
Loveland
Narrow Escape Prom Periquing in Cold Spring Prairie
Kendrick Idaho Jan 4 Two Ken drick citizens C A McKeever and Y Nichols reached here in May after a narrow escape from a blinding snowstorm on New Year’s Day. They left Nex Parce City in the morning and were overtaken by the storm with a driving wind. They built a fire in underbrush and kept it burning all night and next day. Deep drifts and pebbled snow hindered progress on Cold Spring Prairie.
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Kendrick
Idaho
C. A. McKeever
Y. Nichols
Nex Parce City
Havana Sides With Recruits as Insurgents Threaten
Havana experiences nervous defense as available recruits join city garrison. Authorities describe alarm over insurgent activity with artillery batteries manned around the clock. In Formosa, rebels attacked Talpeh on January 1 but were repulsed, signaling rising unrest.
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Havang
Jan
Havana
Wratmok
Kormosa
Yokohuma
Formons
Talpeh
Confession Saves Him Another Man Guilty of Crime
A confession in a murder case leads to a man being spared while another man is convicted of the same crime. The trial details mention the confession as pivotal in the outcome and highlight the legal proceedings.
Death row drama shocks Albany as McGough confesses
In a dramatic turn, John McGough of Troy confesses to the murder over which Bartholomew Shea faced execution. The confession comes just after Shea’s sentence and prompts a four week respite to seek new trial measures. Governor Morton halted the plan for immediate death. The case grips Troy as residents react with shock and memorials begin to form.
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Albany
Bartholomew Shea
Shea
Dannemurt
John McGough
Troy
Wiliam Roy
Robert Moss
McGough
Shin
Thayer
Walter N. Thayer
Robert Rows
McGaugh
AbaNt
Shem
Tobert
Morton
Mocough
Roxs
Mls
Treasury seeks bids for 100 million four percent bonds
The Treasury invites sealed proposals for the purchase of 100,000,000 United States four percent coupon or registered bonds in denominations of 50 or multiples, payable in silver coin, with 20 percent installments and delivery by February 15, 1896, governed by the stated terms and conditions.
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Carlisle
Coln
Washington
Car Hste
Treasury Department
United States
Treasury of
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
San Francisco
Midh Bony
Joan G. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
National convention of manufacturers to meet in Chicago
A national convention of manufacturers plans a large Chicago gathering in June. Ten thousand invitations have been issued to prominent manufacturers, with a local committee directing events and a goal to promote united industry interests and establish a permanent promotional agency. Notables include Warner Miljee, John T. Kirk, Col A Pope, and Peter E. Brudebaker.
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Chicago
National Convention of Manufacturers
Chuir
Philadelphia
New York
Torton
New England
Amon
Warner Miljee
John T. Kirk
A. Pope
Peter E. Brudebaker
Montana Hailed as Great Cattle Year Across State
Montana reports record cattle receipts totaling 11 202 560 dollars for the year, surpassing 1894 by nearly a million. The state veterinary office notes 1800 head of cattle brought in, with average price just over 40 dollars per head and wolves seen as dwindling under new county laws aiding stock owners. The Fort Hall Canal contract is let for 60 000 dollars with the Idaho Canal Company to supply water to Port Hall Indian reservation.
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Dan
Nostana
Montana Hoard
Ywek Commissignera
Atraya
Mouretary
Washington
Smith Fins
Commissioner of Indiaan Affairs
Idaho Canal Company
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Jport Hall
Titanio
Idol of His Party Col J H Lewis Declines High Office
Washington dispatch reports Colonel Jamen Hamilton Lewis returning from Georgia to discuss a U S consular post. He declined the commission due to salary and appropriation concerns, preferring to await a safer opportunity tied to his congressional ambitions. The article notes political dynamics in Washington and his status within the Democratic party.
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Jamen Hamilton Lewis
Washington City
Sylvania
Georgia
State Department
Iife
Wea Viyade
Ove Lewis
Warlingom
Warlingom Ao Email A Ravernt Touch the Foralgo Sercine de Fape
Walt
Connald
Ald
Lewis
Danie
United States Supreme Court
Hie
Miki
Miki Hin Ie Vhuloe
Ue Taut Leemlature
United Suitin Senarhr
Ue Pacific
Aoda Ao
Crauitiam Cape
Gry Ptt
Cuhinil Leowts
Calderon Carlisle
Vie Lta
Linn Pee
Hbat
Dude BC Thinchos
Wiestade
Greiter Orlent
Republican Party
Jaewis
Watron
John H. McGraw
Week of Prayer and Praise Observed at Olde Eveggntien
A garbled report outlines a week of prayer and services at the Olde Eveggntien with praise and thanksgiving. It lists daily themes from Monday to Friday focusing on humankind, church, rulers, missions, and home missions, noting long-standing recognition of rights and revival efforts.
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Yuel
Jun
Lamarrow
Forelein
Mohuole
Reorganization Plan Amendment Proposed for New York Route
The article notes an amendment to the reorganizaton plan of the Oregon Railway & Navigating Company to the front with a May 4 1906 date, ten years after the forward-? maturity. It mentions termination on the bank of holders of twenty thousand of such notes, the deposit of related trust mortgage hands, and stockholders' certificates. Dividends set at 20 percent may be paid.
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New York
Oreapun Ralway & Navigating Company
Ennlatural Trust
Eimenerteed
Div
Ee Mide
Incendiary Fire Destroys Factory and Slaughterhouse
A blaze in Hayred Efensbury on June 4 destroyed a slaughterhouse and machinery after a prior rebuild. The fire involved a warehouse and rack area, with estimates that the main structure burned around four o’clock. Fire crews worked to contain it as investigators describe the incident and potential contagion of the inferno.
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Pnetmeny Hayred
Efensbury
Venus
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