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Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
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Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati faces escalating financial troubles with claims totaling $3,600,000. Relief efforts have failed, and a committee of Catholic clergymen plans to seek state law changes to allow a lottery for his benefit, though success is doubtful in Ohio.
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PURCELL'S
DEBTEDNESS $3,600,000
CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.—The financial troubles of archbishop Purcell appear to increase by later developments. The trustees appointed some time ago to receive and audit the claims against him decline to make public a statement of amount already filed, but at a meeting of the clergy, at which the bishop presided, he stated that claims have already been filed amounting to $3,600,000. All schemes for his relief apparently failed, and an effort will be made by a committee of Roman Catholic clergymen to have the State law modified so that a lottery scheme may be inaugurated for his benefit. There is, however, considered extremely doubtful in Ohio.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Event Date
Feb. 23
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Archbishop Purcell's debts reach $3,600,000 in claims; trustees audit but withhold details; clergy meeting reveals amount; failed relief schemes lead to proposal for lottery via law modification, doubted in Ohio.