Pope May Linger For Several Days
News from Rome reports the papal bedside vigil as Pope Leo XIII shows stable signs after a second operation for pleural effusion. Doctors note continued breathing difficulty but improved heart function, with observers fearing a prolonged illness while outlining no definite end. The pontiff, aged 93, remains conscious and engaged in reading as medical teams assess infection and prognosis.
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Hlhupovtik
Monsignor
Angeli
Mgr. Angeli
Mer. Angeli
Mazzgont
Vatican
Mazzoni
Waas
Kinkaid Talks Roosevelt Race In Nebraska Visit
Congressman M. B. P. Kinkaid of Nebraska's Sixth district spoke at the Hotel Lattimore en route home from the South. He predicted strong Republican support for Roosevelt next year, calling Roosevelt a Western man with agile vigor. He discussed the fence issue, irrigation plans, and a cross-state reservoir survey near the Colorado line, noting possible compromises pleasing farmers and stockmen.
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Gongrossman Kinkaid
Kansas City
M. BP. Kinkaid
Nebraska
Lattimore
O'Neil
Neb
Kinkaid
Canrans
Congressmann Kinkaid
Congressman Kinkaid
Congressman Kinkall
Roosevelt
Republicani Am
Congreamman Kinkeld
West
Colorado Line
Coloradoa
Jap Weds A Belle In Kentucky. Tokyo Minister Marries Kentucky Bride
A Tokyo student and five language speaking minister Yutaka Minkakuchi wed Mises Qiver Buckner of Cane Ridge Kentucky in Lexington. The couple met at Cane Ridge church after a holiday visit and plan a U S tour this summer before Minkakuchi studies at Harvard and then returns to Japan with his bride for a visit before settling in the United States.
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Lexington
Paris
Yutaka Minkukueti
Japan
Mises Qiver Guckner
Mes Itoya Kuckner
Cane Ridge
Kentucky University
Minkakuchi
EGYPT'S KHEDIVE Abbas II Visits England This Year
London July 1 Abbas II the Khedive of Egypt plans to visit England this year. He follows the Koran, avoids wine and tobacco, and keeps a single wife. His palace life at Koubbeh includes a large consort and mother of the ruler, while he personally supervises vast Nile delta farms and speaks multiple languages including English, French, German, Italian, Turkish, and Arabic.
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Tloundon
Abbas II
Urat
England
Khedlva
Hin
Abhay 1
London
Convention Opens in Atlanta With 5000 Delegates
Atlanta July 11 Five thousand delegates from the United States and Canada attended the opening session of the International Baptist Young People's Union in Atlanta. President John H Chapman of Chicago called the four day convention to order. The day featured welcomes responses and routine business.
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Atlanta
United States
Canada
International Baptist Young People’s Union
John H. Chapman
Chicago
William Rhea Death Penalty Case at Nebraska Prison
William Rhea, aged under 20, was executed at the Nebraska State Penitentiary after courts denied stays and a writ of error. Details recount the Snyder County saloon holdup murder on January 4, 1901, in which Zahn was killed and robbers Gardner and Darrel aided. Rhea maintained composure in his cell, received a death warrant, and the reading consumed eighteen minutes before the sentence was carried out.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wiliam Rhea
State Penitentiary
Rhea
Sullivan
Aupreme Court
Columbus
I T. J. Doyle
Beemer
Mickey
Bul Hyan
Kea
Tihe
Snyder
Dodge County
Nel Flerman Zahn
Gardner
Darrel
Zahn
Aalcon
Ganiner
Sucupa
Snyder Citizeans
Haveral Iiles
Hooper
Ricea
Supreme Court
Kara P. Savage
Agun
Klein
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Wahoo
Freemont
Eleven Prisoners Escape Jail In Williamsburg Kentucky
Eleven inmates escaped from the Williamsburg jail by prying up the iron floor grate. Five of the escapees are charged with murder, while the remaining six face serious offenses.Authorities pursued the fugitives as the town and state police investigated the break.
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Williamsburg
Wedded an Indian, Chisago Man and Cherokee Beauty Ties
Milwaukee July 10 Richeny Kinder Chicago traveling man and Wahtawassa Tyrrel of Chicago were remarried today under Cherokee rites by Rev William Matthies of Zion church. The bride, a Carlisle Indian School graduate, was born on the Chaudaguage reservation near Montreal and is reportedly heiress to property. The ceremony followed Cherokee tradition with a sunrise wedding and a journey through Canada and the United States. The husband later agreed to a civil ceremony in Milwaukee and claimed he did not want church friends to know the facts before.
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Chisago Man
Beauty of
Milwaukee
Wis
Richeny
Kinder
Chicago
Wahtawassa Tyrrel
Elvil Jawa
William Matthies
Zionchurch
San Francisco
Canada
United States
Ifa
Michigan Couple Buried On Wedding Hour
Funeral services were held for Frank Mulley and Ada Patterson in Kalamazoo after a Sunday boat accident. They died within the hour of their planned wedding, their coffins placed together in the common grave. Rev. J. J. Lockwood presided, and Ada wore her wedding dress in the coffin.
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Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mieh
Frank Mulley
Ada Patterson
J. J. Lockwood
Neglectful Philadelphia Nursery Keeper Held on Charges
In Philadelphia a central police court heard that a day nursery at 714 Wood Street kept infants in filthy conditions. Acting Lieutenant Buchanan testified boards served as tables while bones grease and moldy bread lay about. Mary Coleman paid 15 dollars for her 2 week old. the child died at St Christopher's Hospital. Stahl faced 1206 dollars bond.
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Philadelphia
Wood Street
Central Police Court
Buchanan
Herbert J. Stahl
Rochersperger
Mary Coleman
Stahl
St. Christopher's Hospital
Former Bandit Cole Younger Praises Post Prison Treatment
Washington reports former outlaw Cole Younger, now retired and modest, lauds the kindness shown after his pardon. He recalls his and his brothers Jim and Bob’s imprisonment, notes large crowds and friendly receptions across the west and Minnesota, and cites weather hurting profits on the eastern leg of the tour.
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Washington
Cole Younger
Jim
Bob
Atiliwater
Chive
Minnesota
West
WILL TOUR EUROPE Col Bryan and Ruth to sail September
Wiliam J Bryan and his elder daughter Ruth will undertake a long European tour, sailing from New York in September and staying abroad until shortly before the holidays. Bryan plans a sociological study of European cities under monarchies and aims to publish articles and then a book. He declined to discuss whether his views would allow meeting crowned heads.
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Col. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Miss Ruth
Europe
New York
Bryan
Cockran to Leave and Bourke May Seek British Subject Status
London rumors say Bourke Cochran may become a British subject to join the Irish party in Parliament. T P OConnor referenced an oratorical duel between Cockran and Joseph Chamberlain as a spectacle he would desire to witness.
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Bourke
London
Bourke Cochran
St. Stephens
T. P. O'Connor
Mr. Cock Fan
Joseph Chamberlain
Mules Balked On Railroad Track In Fatal Crash
At Redcomb Junction near Cincinnati Ohio a wagon carrying nine people was struck by Pennsylvania train No 81. Four killed and several injured. Revert Copenhagen his wife and two children among the dead and injured. others transported to Ravert.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Red Tumb Junction
Thig City
Copenhagen
Redcomb Junction
Madisonville
Grace
Wil Fii Booth
Chevies Johnson
Williiam Poole
Adil
Aetrrin
Evansville Troops Sent Home Amid Quiet Aftermath
In Javaneville Indiana on July 11 Governor Darvin refuses to release Lee Brown for trial, prompting evacuation of troops. General McFee may urge returning Shu Paden’s companies tonight while Evansville units stay ready for days. Seven victims buried after Monday night trouble as grand jury probes Sunday and Monday shootings. threats of further militia violence loom.
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Evansville
Javaneville
Ind
Gegatiar
Darvin
Ale
Lee Brown
General Mcfee
Citi .2Eng
Teachers at Boston Enjoy Fine Weather and Amusements
Boston July 1 The teachers' assembly benefits from continued fair weather as the convention enters its fourth day. Excursions planned include educational trips and a canoe expedition on the Charles River. There are exhibitions lectures and department meetings plus the National Educational association elected J W Cook of Illinois as president M C Henry Rhoades of Kentucky treasurer and seventy five vice presidents.
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Boston
Teachers’ Assembly
Harles River
Department of Physical Training
National Educational Association
J. W. Cook
Illinois
M. C. Henry Rhoades
Kentucky
Trensurer
Flve
Opening session of Christian Endeavor convention in Denver
More than 10,000 people attended the opening mass meeting of the twenty first International Christian Endeavor convention in a large tent near Solly Park. President Francis J. Clarke called the gathering to order and 600 voices joined in the welcoming song. Old officers were re elected in the afternoon business session: President Francis J. Turk, Treasurer William A. Shaw, Clerk George L. B. Gruff, Auditor Frank H. Kidder.
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Denver
Solly Park
Francis 2. Clarke
Christian Endeavor Movement
Nev
Francis J. Turk
William A Shaw
George LB. Gruff
Friank H. Kidder
Kishineff First United States Will Attend Petition
In Washington the president will resolve the Jewish petition before addressing the Manchuria affair. No action on Manchuria is expected until September, awaiting Russia’s evacuation of Manchuria save railroad guards. The move hinges on Russia’s timing and the need to complete the withdrawal before new ports are opened.
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United States
Manchuria
Washington
Sullivan Free after appellate ruling in Sullivan case
Chicago July 9 The appellate court refused the states motion for rehearing in the case of Alexander Sullivan Sullivan was convicted of conspiracy and the court set aside the verdict finding he had not had a fair trial
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Sullivan
Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Delehanty’s Body Recovered in Niagara River Gorge
The body believed to be Edward Delehanty, a baseball player who fell from the international bridge days earlier, was recovered from the river at Niagara Gorge today and relatives were notified.
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Delehanty
Niagara Watls
Edward Delehanty
International Bridge
Interstate Live Stock Fair in Sioux City Opens Soon
The first annual Interstate Live Stock Fair runs August 31 to September 5 in Sioux City Iowa at Woodlawn Park. Prominent leaders from four states back the event with nearly $20 000 in premiums across livestock poultry and machinery. Activities include harness and running events seven bands, and a free amusement program. Camping is free on fair grounds with low railroad rates and special excursion trains planned.
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Sioux City
F. L. Haton
Broad Iiews
Geo. BE. Ward
Hawarden
Wol. Whrich
Benly
Reed
Fourth Regiment
Woodlawn Park
Missouri
United States
If. L. Wirick
iToom
Botton Block
Hereford Breeders Association Responds to Litigation
The American Hereford Cattle Breeders association board releases a statement about state court actions to annul its charter and appoint a receiver. They claim the suit aims to destroy existing structure for a new group and urge members to withhold action until full reports are provided. The Kansas City office remains operational and catching up after the recent flood.
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American Association
Amercan Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association
Minois
Siy
T. F
Letham
B Smith
Kansas City
B.C. Rhome
Frank Rockefeller
A. A. Stannard
Thomas Mortimer
N. Comestock
Dialect Stories Spark Mild Discontent in Washington Star
Washington Star quotes a reader noting dialect stories are hard to follow once spelled out. The exchange highlights tension between authentic speech and clear storytelling in regional writing.
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Washington Star
Just So. Judge and Gunbusta Clash Over Revolutions
In a cartoonish dialogue, De Style questions Gunbusta about revolutions while Gunbusta defends himself as a creator of wheels and fireworks, portraying a satirical exchange on political agitators and invention.
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Gunbusta
O& Fire Works
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