Ruling on Language Use in Parishes and Immigrant Children
A lengthy discussion outlines authorities aims to enforce English as the language for parish life and schooling. It addresses foreign language speakers born in America and the obligation of parents to teach children the country’s language within church jurisdictions, noting tensions over Catholic education and assimilation policies.
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Ics
Pew
America
Rome
Catholic Church
Americd
Sownia
Filaw Parieh
Cathofiog
Ua Cduten
Open meeting held Monday with noted local figures
The article reports an open meeting held on Monday with several local figures. It mentions Villages, ages, and a group called Woyemtidie, with references to names like Welles and Flannit Sar. The piece notes tense expectations and a hospital or exam context.
Fragmented flood narrative from distant valley event
Damaged text describes a cloudburst and flood impacts across a valley, mentioning water damage, terrain, and displaced settlers. References to rivers, towns, and names appear garbled, but convey widespread destruction and withdrawal of inhabitants after the deluge.
Foreign affairs turmoil and Cuban relief efforts spark debate
A fragmentary report notes calls for resignation and dueling controversies in Britain and Spain while States react to Cuban relief efforts and foreign policy tensions. Officials discuss Castile's stance and international rumors influence ministry actions amid unrest abroad.
Mysterious Death of James Frye at Cleveland Hotel
James Frye a well known man employed on Star newspaper died in a Metropolitan Hotel room after being found in bed. Police and a doctor determined the death to be by poisoning or overdose as investigators noted narcotics and a new price tie in his possession. The body was found with presumed foul play suspected. Frye’s companion remained unaccounted.
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Ames Frye
Megteter
Cleveland
Krad
James Frye
Star
Metropolitan
Tran
Frye
Watt
Boty
Riot in Pittsburg Ends in Multiple Fatalities
In May a riot broke out in Pittsburg involving laborers near a metal detachment, causing terror and gunfire. Patrick Keete, a foreman, was killed while others were wounded. several Black laborers and unnamed individuals suffered injuries. Vaulted fear spread from a headquarter to the streets as shots rang out during clashes with authorities.
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Pittsburg
Uniy
Vilikie
Priteburm Owl
Lalor Erie
Yestentay
Ray Day Amore
Mipw
Bate Ben Rete
Patrick Keete
Greece Rejects War Indemnity Demands Amid Turmoil
May 23 reports from Athens describe Greece refusing any indemnity to Turkey. Conversation among foreign officials indicates Greece will not pay. Austrian warship placed at disposal of the royal household. Volunteers from America arrived but generated no enthusiasm, aiming to join Crown Prince Constantine's army. Greek losses at the battle of Vhwarka Pase total 500 killed and wounded. all regiments have disbanded.
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Turkey
Pants
Autviegs
Grege
Skowlowics
Athens
Greece
Americ
Constantine
Vhwarka Pase
Pitched Battle Near Owineeville Ends in Casualties
Dispatch from Owineeville reports a pitched battle between rival groups. After heavy firing, the assailants retreated and Dawit Johesiy was mortally wounded, with Charles Jones seriously hurt. Monroe County death list shows many elderly residents and several notable names, including Anna Beetmann and Jacob Lawrence, among others.
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Owineeville
Ryele
Andim Pone
Dawit Johesiy
Sparker Fran
Charles Jones
Monroe County
Woodshelt
Hive
Thames Mall
Michael Latefer
Sry Harvey
Curtiss
Grewe Jomtersom
Frederick Mirtens
Mraila Forbier
Anna Beetmann
St. George H. Thistle
Hugh Minn
Jussee Peterman
Wilson Goodwin
St. Wille
Sabegh Kenx
Jacob Lawrence
Louna Baylin
Joe Push
Mary Bare
Marearite Marter
Jaco Martin
Parmalia Crawford
Noah Stewart
Jstn
Joshua Way
Nancy Cry
Making Rails in China
Walter Kennedy of Pittsburg has charge of the Chinese iron works at Honyang under Sheng Tanti, forging 20 foot steel rails at about 124 daily. U S Consul Chu reports Chinese officials pleased with Kennedy’s progress in organizing the plant. Rails are sent to Shanghai for the Woenung railroad.
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Washington
Walter Kennety
Pittsburg
Honyang
Sheng ‘Tanti
Ut. S. Conaul Chu
State Department
Akill Kennedy
Shanghai
Coal Field Discovered in Colombia Near Cartagena
Washington reports a huge new coal field in Bolivar department Colombia, 12 miles from the Bay of Cispati and 48 miles from Cartagena. The semi anthracite and anthracite coal is described as good steam coal in the discovery cited by the U.S. Consul at Cartagena.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Cartagena
Colombia
Department of Bolivar
Bay of
Cispati
Scruggs and Langhorne Arrested on Smuggling Charge
St Louis magnate Richard M. Scruggs and E C Langhorne were seized by customs officials on arriving from Southampton aboard the St Pav amid a telegraphed alert. Searches disclosed diamonds, jewelry, watches, and lace worth about 3000 dollars. both men posted 2500 bail after waiving examination. Scruggs claimed the goods were for teachers of the St Louis Sunday School Union and that they were not dutiable. Langhorne served as Scruggs secretary.
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New York
Richard M.scrugss
St. Louis
E. C. Langhorne
Custom House
St. Pav
Southampton
Langhorne
Scruggs
Mr. Scruger
Mr. Scruggs
Shields
Holt
Sruggs
Janghorne
England
St. Scruggs
Scruges
Tanghorne
Record-breaking session spans Mingo County court
Williamson West Virginia May 12 The Mingo County Circuit Court adjourned after nearly eight weeks of constant sittings with a record number of criminal trials and a vast volume of business the session seen in state annals Nearly a thousand criminal cases were tried with about one hundred felonies amid two parallel civil dockets and concurrent calenders The death of prominent Pike County Kentucky attorney Wm Campbellte at Pikeville was noted in dispatches
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Mingo County
Williamson
W. Va
Cunpelite
Pratt Jhelt
Pike Ominty
Pikeville Yveterday
Arrest of John P. Johnson Ties Up Bank Fraud Case
Washington May 22 Acting Comptroller of the Currency Caffin announced the arrest of John P. Johnson, president of the State National Bank at Tacanendrt Tid, for alleged violations of the national banking act. Indictments allege Johnson diverted about 94,000 from the bank through forged notes and false entries. The transfer of bank property from Johnson’s holdings was cited, with the comptroller noting bank assets including capital stock may be insufficient to cover all losses.
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Logansport
Washington
Caffin
John P. Johnson
Ute State National Bank
Tacanendrt
Coffin
Johnsot
Bank of Property
Cilvod
Sham Foul
Tobnson
CAPTURED HIM FARMINGTON BANK MESSENGER ARRESTED
Albert M King Boston bank messenger who vanished Tuesday with 35000 of the bank s money was arrested in Farmington Missouri the money was recovered in his pockets after a train arrival at 1015 am from the Rangles Lake region Special to the Register Charleston West Virginia prominent visitors in town include State Senator Getzendanjer Rev T A Denton of the Methodist Episcopal Times J M Ambler Parkershore J le Caldwell Chax Nash and Eli Bratow of Huntington along with Ropre Buzzard of Clay equnts and Nelson Campbell Mead County and Hoe LS Rpencer Point Pleasant West Virginia Pension list notes original widows and others under various counties with names like Eliza J Smith Jemima Hill Mary E B Haskell Nancy Dean Matida A Carr etc listed for Cabell Brook tel
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Farmington. Mo
Albert M. King
Boston
King
Rangles’ Lake
Charleston
W. Va
Getzendan~ Jer
Martinshires
T. A. Denton
Methodist Pléconal Times
J. M. Ambler
Parkershore
J. le Caldwell
Chax, Nash
Eli Bratow
Huntington
Didises Ropre Buzzard
Clayequnts
Nelson Camplell
Mead County
Hoe LS Rpencer
Point Pleasant
W.va
the Register
Washington
Virginia
Helesme
Richant J
Robers
Mumlyn
Cabell County
Witows
Eliza J Smith
Ford
Wood County
Jemima Hill
Kant
Mary EB
Haskell
Tunnelton
Preston County
Nancy Dean
Grafton
Taylor County
Matida A. Carr
Sleith
Braxton
Wage scale revisions raise iron trades figures at convention
Detroit and Cleveland report ongoing Amalgamated Association wage renegotiations. Ore shipments tied to Rockefeller and Carnegie plans spark talk of production shifts. Tin plate makers plan meetings as disputes surface over heating and boiling rates and ore supply expectations for the season.
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Carnegie
Rockefeller
Detroit
Mich
Amalgamated Association of Tron
Steel Aid
Din
Traets
Ota
Rank Sells
Ipoh
Foxton
Contracts Let for Monongahela River Dams 1 to 15
Pittsburg bids awarded to James McGarron of Philadelphia for locks and dams Nos. 1 through 15 on the Monongahela River. The bid totals reflect seventeen bidders with prices ranging from $95,059.25 to $119,000 plus, and work to begin within twenty days after land is secured. Report covers ongoing oil development and drilling activity across Broad Run, Hebron, Plum Run and nearby fields, noting dissolutions, new rigs, gas finds, and varying success in several wells and leases in the region.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela River
James McGarron
Philadelphia
MecQarron
Oil Boom Moves Across Tyler County Fields
In Cornwallis West Virginia May 22 reports detail gas pressure and oil output shifts as Cox and Woodyard wells spur drilling activity on Rowland land. Across the river at Cairo the Tu feck Ol Company starts No 4 on the McFarland tract while Waverly sees Henderson Oil opening several shallow wells on the Ingraham farm. At Sistersville the Will Fork field remains active with Atlas and Prickett wells expanding production as crews push deeper, with major rigs heading to Cairo to develop Morris tract. The section remains a hub of ongoing drilling and investment with multiple companies testing new sands and chasing higher yields.
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St. Marys
W. Va
Broad Run
Great Kanawha Company
Frink
Franchot Bros
Gallaher Farm
Ballard & Co
A. B
Allen Cave
Wilson & Campbell
Wat. Dye
Johnson & Seldon
French Reek
J. R. Patton
Cook Farm
Alford & Bear
J. R. Reynolds
Long Ran
French Creek
Carson City
Bills
Newport
Jegents Elsenboro
W. Vas
Fisher Oi Company
Sigler & Gilbert
Cornwallis
Fisher
Gilbert
Cox & Woodyard
Rowland
Cornwalld
Fisher Oil Company
Register
Cairo
Tu Feck Ol
McFarland
Carrell
Waverly
Henderson Oil Company
Wm. Ingraham
Williams No
Henffershot
Florence Oi Company
F. B. Ranger
Morris Piace
Coakley
Te Sistersville
Old
Tyler
Thie Place
Atlas OU
B. F. Hawking
Bas le Prickett
Prickett
L. A. Brenneman’ Joy No. 2
Lyman Wourts
Henry Ol Company
Joe Williams
Court upholds city rule in strike damages case
Chicago judges sustain constitutionality claim in a suit by Manhattan Cement Co. seeking damages for two years of lost profits during a streetcar strike era. City argued the action unconstitutional. high court awards a substantial sum to the company for alleged disruption by a labor dispute era.
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Chicago
Jude Ad~ Ams
Dot
Manhattan Cement Company
Enielor of Morty-aeventh Etreet Durin
Geatnet
Browehthy Rathcoid
WM Nist
Inde
Adams
Eur
Detroit Parade Sees Queen's Own Regiment Walks May Day
Washington reports Detroit citizens seek state department approval to station the Queen's Own, a British regiment, in Toronto then view Winder during Queen's birthday celebrations on May 2. The request was granted at Secretary Sager's urging. Meanwhile local Ladies of the G A R and related circles announce May meetings and a united entertainment at the Pythian Castle on May 25. Luther R. Smith of Alabama is reinstated as assistant attorney general at $2.
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Mary
Brindeedie
Gm Tralee
Virginia
Homestiad
Highland Street Railway
Honsen
Spd
Rae
Detroit
Washington
State Department
Queen's Own
Toronto
Winder
G. A. R. Tames A. Garfield
McLain's Hall
Market Street
Lucy B. Hayes
Tienday
Willian Hy HL Parker
Wedteday
Circles
Pythian’ Castle
Parces
Secre
Ayerzhody
Democratic Senators Clash Over Tariff Bill in Caucus
A Democratic caucus today opposed key tariff provisions, signaling opposition to increases on beverages and sugar duties. Leaders urged prompt action on schedules after Aldrich’s opening remarks while aiming to avoid delays and favor substitutions to limit overall rate hikes.
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Washington
Politio Cimim
Gorman
Supe
Aldrich
Gurman
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