Death of Pope Leo XIII Remains Calm in Final Hours
The Vatican reported Pope Leo XIII faced a long illness with senile pneumonia and pleuro pneumonia before dying quietly. Doctors and attendants monitored his condition as he dictated affairs and received last rites, expressing serenity and faith as the end approached.
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Pope Leo at His Golden Jubilee
Pope Leo, born Pecci in 1810, rose from Jesuit schooling to archbishop of Perugia and cardinal, then became pope in 1878. His reign saw church reform amid Italy's Vatican–Quirinal rupture, with focus on workers and social encyclicals shaping modern Catholic thought.
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Italy
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Leo
Leo XII
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Holy See
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Pope Leo XIII a Giant in Papacy and Diplomacy
The article portrays Pope Leo XIII as a monumental figure in Catholic history for his diplomacy, spiritual leadership, and advocacy for mankind. It highlights his rise from priest to archbishop, his reform efforts in Benevento, and his acclaim during jubilees with global delegations bearing gifts, including a copy of the US Constitution from President Cleveland.
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China
Japan
Persia
United States
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Devastating Midwestern Tornado Ravages Towns
A powerful Friday night tornado and cyclone swept central Milnoly and northern Indiana, killing five in Streator and four in Mendota and causing widespread damage across Bureau, McLean, Grands, Japle and Wendall counties. Buildings, farms, and rail lines were wrecked, with fears of Gardner’s destruction and unconfirmed casualty reports as far as Emington and Campana.
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Streator Racing Association
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Shofield
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Iowa
Secretary Wilson Reports Mixed Crop Prospects Across States
Secretary Wilson, returning to Washington from a nationwide tour, notes generally good farming conditions and large yields in many crops but warns of a short corn crop due to abnormally cool weather and flood damage in low valleys. Dry rolling lands show better corn prospects. overall grain like oats wheat and barley benefit from the cool season. He cites $9,000,000 annual cherry production and self-sufficiency in macaroni production as part of farmer prospects.
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Iowa
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South Dakota
Unclear OCR: No Meaningful Event Noted
Fragmentary lines mention names like Lawrence and Carnegie and refer to a Kansas reunion and a deputy governor. The text is garbled and contains no clear event, date, place, or verifiable facts to summarize into a coherent item.
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The Other Man's House Ome at Snett JH Grip
Bess returns to her father's house after a long cross country trip. Tension rises as old memories and a torn past surface including a burned sunbonnet, a missing desk, and a looming marriage proposal that may not survive the revelation of financial ruin. Hardwick Holden presses for engagement while Bess confronts a vanished domestic past and looming poverty.
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Age of criminal responsibility around the world noted
The article surveys legal ages of criminal responsibility in various countries. It cites England, America, Russia, Portugal, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Norway, Greece, Denmark, Holland, Switzerland, and Sweden. It highlights wide differences from 7 to 18 years and remarks that persistent offenders can face measures despite infancy.
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Spain
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Greece
Austria
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Holland
Switzerland
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