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Benedict XV Remembered as Humble Pontiff of War Years
The pope during World War I is praised for tireless, sincere appeals for peace and relief. Benedict's diplomacy, humanity, and steadfast faith are lauded. his failure to end the war is acknowledged, yet his influence on Allied cause and civilian suffering relief is celebrated.
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Ireland peace drive nears full settlement boundary talks early
Rapid progress toward peace in Ireland follows a treaty based move. Michael Collins and Sir James Craig agreed on Ulster’s boundary and a probationary period before joining the Free State. Analysts expect Ulster to join, aiding economic aims and internal unity.
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Electric Field Growth Predicted Across Utilities Sector
Industry leaders forecast immense expansion in electrical work with heavy spending on new generating plants and distribution gear over coming years. Central stations at fuel sites and steam railroad electrification are seen, financed in part by customer ownership stock sales.
Benedict XV a Pontiff of Peace and Duty
The article reviews Benedict XV’s efforts to end World War I and promote peace. It recalls his appeals for armistice, his calls for justice and reconciliation, and his humanitarian acts. It notes his neutral stance during the conflict, his letters to leaders, and his influence on Ireland and international relations. It also covers his background, charity, and moral stance on church discipline and social issues.
Benedict XV and US relations amid World War I tensions
The article discusses Benedict XVs cautious diplomacy with the United States during World War I, including his neutral stance, attempts at closer ties, and messages through Monsignor Bonzano and Washington. It notes the Aug 1 1917 note as a step toward peace talks, and references Wilsons 1919 Rome visit and entries about succession considerations, including Cardinal Gaspari as a leading candidate.
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Cardinals Weigh The Papal Succession Amid Seclusion Plans
A Vatican note outlines how the Sacred College may select a new pope from Rome cardinals, possibly Benedict XV, with a conclave prepared by sequestered apartments in the Apostolic Palace. It notes funeral rites, strict isolation, and a revolving laundry window for limited outside contact during the process.
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Agreement Reached by Irish Leaders on Boundaries and Tariffs
Irish leaders announce terms including changing the boundary commission, mutual Irish and Northern Ireland representation for future borders, Belfast boycott to end, and jobs for Catholic workers. Other items cover railway disputes, governance structures, amnesty talks, and a large scale Teller program to ease distress. Separately, a world conference of the Irish race opens in Paris with global delegates, noting bans on politics and religion and aiming to boost Irish economic and cultural interests. Martial law is declared in Kilmalloch due to hay burning and unrest.
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Pope Benedict Clings to Life Amid Agony in Vatican
An Associated Press report from the pope’s ante chamber details Benedict XVI’s frail condition as he clung to life through the night. He rallied briefly with Dr Battistini’s visit, exchanged words, and smiled at attendants. Cardinal Migone celebrated mass, and the pope maintained courtesy, bantering doctors, asking for items, and expressing gratitude to all who cared for him. Even in decline he sought updates on enthronements and the diplomatic corps, showing sustained lucidity and resolve.
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