Americans Celebrate First Papal Blessing With Pius X
The American delegation led by John J. McGrane and Father Lynch arrives in Rome to meet Pope Pius X after his election. The pope blesses the pilgrims as Cardinal Gibbons assists, exchanging gifts and receiving prayers from U.S. representatives.
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America
Associated Press
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John J. McGrane
New York
Father Lynch
Niagara University of Buffalo
United States
Rome
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Holy Father
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Lant
Philadelphia
John E. Burke
Church of St. Benedict the Moor
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James Roger Matthews
Washington
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St. Peter's
Cara
Cardinal Gibbons
Vatican
Pope Pius Begins Busy First Day at Vatican
Time Aug 5. Pope Pius rises at 5 50 and keeps simple routine. He sleeps in Cardinal Oregna’s apartment, contemplates modest quarters, says Mass at 7 15, notes sea longing, receives congratulatory telegrams, and prepares to meet cardinals in the Sistine Chapel as the Sacred College’s last obedience is completed.
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Anecdotes Reveal Pope Pius X Character and Humble Roots
Rome reports anecdotes about Cardinal Sarto later Pope Pius X. His Venice patriarchate paid little after charity bills, he once borrowed 400 from a bank to reach Rome, and he kept modesty about power. He enjoys climbing Mt Grappa and cherishes music, notably supporting Lorenzo Perosi and the pontifical choir.
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Memorial urging Pius X to ease Catholic race tensions
At the Western Negro Editors' association convention in Colorado Springs on August 5 a memorial to Pope Pius X was adopted. It requests his holiness to foster friendly race relations and challenge unfair labor union prejudice among Catholics, with Senator Burton of Kansas to present the memorial to American Catholic representatives.
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Pope Pius X grants AP journalist audience in Rome
The Associated Press representative met Pope Pius X in Rome the first journalist of any nationality to do so. The pope blessed the United States and conveyed his apostolic blessing to the entire country, expressing affection for American Catholics.
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Associated Press
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Papal Guard Pleads for Reinstatement of Count Marchi
A noble guard attached to the pontiff during the conclave and married to an American woman requests Pope Pius X to reinstate Count Pietro Marchi. Marchi had been suspended after hosting an afternoon tea in the Vatican for Quirinal society ladies, including Mrs Meyer, wife of the American ambassador.
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Services in Montana on Day of His Crowning
Special dispatch from Helena reports special services statewide as Cardinal Sarto is crowned pope. In Helena Cathedral at 10 30 a.m. a Te Deum will be sung and Right Rev John B Brande will preach. Fathers Day and Van Clarenbeck recall visits to Venice years ago seeking the cardinal.
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Billings
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Venice
Father Day
Sheriff Potter Pursues Sheep Thieves Toward Red Lodge
Special Dispatch reports Red Lodge Sheriff Potter traveled from Columbus toward Red Lodge with Grimes and Wood, two suspects in the Westcott sheep-stealing case. Smith, the gang’s third member, was captured near Columbus after being shot. Potter, pursuing Grimes and Wood, overtook them about a half mile north of Columbus and returned to Red Lodge with all three prisoners.
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Billings City Council Deliberates on Parks and Levy
The Billings City Council read a letter to City Clerk Nat G. Carwite about a request to the Northern Pacific for park improvement promises. Regular bills totaling $5.0% were approved and July officer reports referred to committees. The annual tax levy was fixed at 1 mills across funds.
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Billings
Nat G. Carwite
Northern Pacific Company
Meeting of City Council at Dillon
Dillon August 6 The bond of Cusick and Jacobs for the water works contract is held up to learn if the American Bonding Company of Baltimore has complied with Montana law. Ben Hager of Hillings received the contract at the council meeting tonight for laying six blocks of cement sidewalk.
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Little Twister Sweeps St Louis World’s Fair Grounds
A brief but fierce storm struck St Louis at 8 o'clock, ripping through the world’s fair grounds and damaging the Agricultural and Machinery buildings. One man killed, another badly injured, plus multiple injuries and widespread property damage reported across the city and East St Louis.
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Skinker Road
Terrific Kansas windstorm wrecks trees and roofs
Lawrence experienced a violent windstorm around eight o'clock that leveled trees and blew roofs from buildings. Signs were torn, utilities disrupted, and streets became impassable. The hourlong storm brought thunder, lightning, and heavy rain with no fatalities or serious injuries reported.
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Bryan Attends Convention at Chautauqua Assembly
Col. W. J. Bryan drew a large crowd at the Chautauqua assembly in Urbana Ohio. The Champagne county convention nominated a ticket and delegates to the Columbus state convention. Bryan denounced plutocracy and urged party loyalty amid private talks among leaders. Mayor Johnson of Cleveland and former Congressman Lentz joined the gatherings as Johnson's name surfaced for governor or senator.
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Chicago
Kansas City
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Democratic Party
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Wall Street
Helena Cab Line Sold in Major Helena Deal
William Holbrook and William Steune, prominent Helena residents, bought the Helena Cab and Transfer company today. The $25,000 sale includes the barn and carriage houses on lower Main Street, the back line, and the transfer business, previously owned by Jacob Fischer and Henry F. Davis Sr. Holbrook already runs a long-established livery on Lawrence Street.
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Helena
William Holbrook
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Lawrence Street
Tearing Down Ruins of the Montana Club
Helena August 5 Workmen tear down the Montana club ruins to begin a new clubhouse. Portions of the existing wall may be reused in the new building. Delays in plans push the project beyond the original August 1 start date.
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Helena
Appeal Filed by Rocky Fork Coal in Supreme Court
Special dispatch from Red Lodge reports Rocky Fork Coal completed appeal details to the supreme court after a district court judgment awarded James McAlister city marshal 2.4 in damages for in mine injuries. Helena lawyer William Wallace Jr. for the appellant filed the transcript. Red Lodge lawyer George W. Pierson represents McAlister.
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Supreme Court
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William Wallace, Jr
Helena
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McAlister
Man Arrested on Disturbing Peace Charge at Hooser Saloon
Hud McHugh was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Huff on a complaint by George Northway alleging disturbance of the peace at the Hooser saloon in Blandsh Forsyth.
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Fire destroys Hooper planing mill in Frisco area
A blaze gutted the J. A. Hooper & Co. planing mill in Frisco with an adjoining lumber yard partially damaged. Estimated loss runs around 180000 dollars with minor reported insurance coverage.
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