Pope Puts Limits On State And Capital In Social Reform
In a May report from Lome, the Pope’s convocation addresses social questions, urging balance between church teaching and state action. He denounces absolutist equality, warns against strikes, and calls for church-led unions and protections for workers while preserving private property and family autonomy. He stresses wages justice, changed working hours, and state duty to curb exploitation by speculators and usurers, urging collaboration between workers and masters within moral law. The article notes further Catholic conversions in England and financial updates from West Virginia banks, with details on bank capital, deposits, and reserves.
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Oke
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Cureney
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Rose of Businesk
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Miro Sasies
United States
Derby win shares attention at local races day
Reported telegraphic notes describe winners Hocksey and Khugman at Gibolenatl and Gravesend races. Names such as Alice M. Cowles and Bue nun HL appear among brief mentions. Observers cite multiple horses including Hell ’Gate and St Florias in a day of swift results and scattered results.
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Chieves
Hocksey
Feu Dags
Peome
Gibolenatl
Whitney
Royal Garter
Khugman
Disbaer
Alice M. Cowles
Canmain
Buenun HL. Cowles
Clevel
Gravesend
Hell ‘Gate
Oni Pessurs
St Florias
Kings
Yoral
Berger
West Virginia leaders vie for World’s Fair post in quiet race
Kanawha and surrounding counties show multiple contenders for the secretaryship of the World’s Fair Commission. Names include Gen Ned Wood Colt Peyton Winfield Scott G C A Boguss Col Tom Darran and Maj Downtown as potential nominees. In Hinton a city sergeant shot by a worker over a dog tax. officer wounded, condition precarious. Gypsy Grove excursion season opens with Monongahela railroad trips and a 5 to 0 Fairmont win on opening day. Democrats in Huntington County rally behind Gov Campbell for renomination.
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Telegrian
Siblay Register Crameeton
World's Fair Commission
West Virginia
Kanawha County
Ned Wood
Colt B. Peyton
Harry T. Armstrong
Winfeild Scott
GC. A. Boguess
Clarksburg
Tom Darran
Major Dowwntain
Putnam
Cleveland
W. GC. McKay
Jackson
Gyn. Oxley
Hinton
W. Va
Chamistos
W.va
Brown Pack
Riley Armstrong
Pack
Armstrong
Tyler
Gypsy Grove
Fanon
Weston
Grafton
Morwattons
Mannington
Go Grove
Fairmont
Tne
Purloined Bank President Mareh Missing After Escape Theories
May 2 reports that bank president Gidea W Marsh remains uncaught with theories circling his possible hideouts in New Jersey or New York. Mrs Marsh travels with him for protection while speculation swirls about self destruction and alleged pressure on others. City Treasurer John Bardsley arrest looms after detectives find a discrepancy linking funds from the Third National Bank to the city’s deposits.
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U. 5
Cuaurzstos
Friends of
Dinef
John J. Jackson
Sisners
Goff
W-P
Hubbard
Kenda
Golf
Democrats
Gidea W. Marsh
Marsh
Othy Jers
Pines
New Jerse
New York
Con U
Tim
Mr. Marsh
Bardsley
Purcanenens
John Bardsley
Bardsley Sui
Bank Sui
Ater
Bardsies
Peculiar Case of a Boy Swallowing Pipe Piece
A Pittsburgh boy from Butler county named David Williams suffers a throat obstruction after swallowing clay pipe fragments. At West Penn Hospital surgeons, led by Dr James McCann, attempt multiple probes to remove the object from the left bronchus. The one hour operation ends with plans to resume next day if the patient remains stable.
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Pittsburg
Dr. Bothwell
New York
West Penn Hospital
David Williams
Petrolia
Butler County
Sid
James McCann
West Penn Medical College
McCann
Tovelock
Parker! Erg Points and Burning Rye Water Incident
Series of brief items from Parker, West Virginia, May 23. The J C Hopkins Big Sandy steamer sailed to Pittsburg. a child burned internally after drinking water from an old rye can. Robbers captured at Pomeroy await gubernatorial requisition. Jackson and Corbett receive purses and potential future fights loom as Athletic directors discuss matches. Baseball results include Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Chicago games with rain delays and unusual plays in Cleveland.
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Pankensnerd
W. Va
J. C. Hopkins
Pittsburg
Little Kanawha
Herrod
Daniel Schinder
John Fries
Mehen
Pomeroy
Campbell
Jackson
Corbett
New Orleans
San Pire
Pcrsco
Athletic
Jim Corbett
Peter Jackson
Day
Dixeixsans
Cincinnati
New York
Duryea
Ewing
Umpis
Hurst Cujeato
Thornton
Anson
Seoro
Chicago
Philadelphia
Stein
Lynch
Purrsnens
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Gruber
Powers
Doyle
Nash
Boston
Clarkson
Presbyterian Assembly Appeals for Poor Ministers Reports
In Detroit on May 28 the Presbyterian General Assembly devoted time to ministerial relief and appeals for disabled ministers. Reports highlighted a treasury balance of 407.49 before August and urged broader, just support for worn and retired ministers, stressing moral duty and fairness to clergy families. Delegates debated collections, urged principled action, and adjourned to Monday for continued consideration as delegates later toured Ann Arbor.
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Detroit
Presbyterian General
Evangelical Church of Italy
McCook
Philadelphia
Lag Angeilisi
Evangelical Church of
Luly
St. Paul
Italy
Free Church of Italy
Angelini
Cuttell
Wisconsin
George J. Junkin
Vance
Clark
Sider Lyman
Washington, D.C
Achurch
Jacksonville
Pla
Finnields
Fa Tn
Stulegates
Ann Arbor
Lightning Storm Disrupts Lewis County Telegraph and Havoc in Roanoke
A severe storm in Lewis County caused a telephone exchange outage cutting off basic communication. Roanoke also faced lightning strikes hitting the residence of ex Sheriff G C Horner, damaging rooms and furniture but leaving the occupants unharmed.
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Lewis County
Westox
Charleston and Colima sight Itata and Esmeralda near Acapulco
In San Francisco May 21 the Pacific Mail steamer Colima, arriving from Panama, reports sighting a Chilean flagged steamer described as Itata northwest of Acapulco. Charleston then encountered Colima and altered course southward. Esmeralda had left Acapulco on May 13 and was seen near the harbor that evening.
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San Praxeisco
Pacific Mail
Colima
Panama
Acapulco
Charleston
Collia
Raymond City Eviction Cases in U S Court
Special Telegram reports Raymond city eviction cases where Marmet Coal Company seeks to oust striking miners from company houses. The United States Court heard the matter this morning but continued sessions until the afternoon. Noted valley legal talent, including Judge Ferguson and former Attorney General C C Watts, were involved in recent bills advancing miners’ interests.
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Raymond City
Sonlay Register
Cuauurstos
W. Va
Marmet Coal Company
Raymond
United States
Winers
Ferguson
Will Combine Against the Guaveotion Between Spain and the United States
The article discusses Anglo German and Spanish treaties, including hopes for ententes and tariff changes. It notes U S and European negotiations shaping foreign relations with Mary Shenland and others, plus domestic cases involving clergymen and a German woman disturbing services. Resident minister Ayers faces persecution issues.
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Mary
Shenland
Solidarita
Helsium
Austria
Bowiger
Russia
Ameria
Spain
Cnet
America
Ayers
Womar
Farjer
Mr. Phelps
Apres
Phelps
Prince of Wales Baccarat Scandal Trial Opens in London
Reports from London on May 2 describe the Prince of Wales summoned as a witness in a furious baccarat scandal case. The trial attracts large crowds as seats fill and spectators face delays while awaiting testimony. Parallel commentary notes mixed public reception of Miss Sanderson and other entertainment news.
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Miey Sander
Loxvos
Princ of Wales
Ivan
Nenada van Dyck
Pattin
Vatican reforms eyed by Pope to trim curia costs
The Pope plans a commission of three curial leaders to reduce expenses within the Holy See, signaling a possible overhaul since Sixtus V. Observers wonder if budget cuts reflect waning revenues, amid unchanged charity demands. In Rome the Pontifical budget sources show varying support from France and other states. The piece notes Saint Peters annual average income between eight and nine million francs, with France decreasing contributions and Italy and Belgium among top supporters.
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Gian Hein
Fomirlah
Ewe
Otek
Peewe Rowe
Dee
Rye Steiner
Ertator Ecominy
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Holy See
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Rome
St Peters
France
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