Pope Leo XIII Nearing End as Conclave Hints Rise of Italian or Outsider Candidates
Amid grave senile adynamic pneumonia Pope Leo XIII received last rites with Cardinal Rampolla and the Sacred College in attendance. Reports say a test vote may occur, with Rampolla likely backing an outsider if needed, while candidates like Rampolla Vannutelli Gotti and Sarto are discussed as potential successors.
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Life of Pope Leo Hanging by Thread
Rome July 5 The life of the venerable Pope hangs by a thread as he remains in a quiet chamber under careful medical attention. The palace buzzes with fear and communication, Swiss guards patrol the doors, and cardinals and dignitaries move in anxious crowds awaiting word on the pontiff's condition.
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Important Events in the Life of Pope Leo
Chronology traces Pope Leo I with milestones from birth in 1810 at Carpineto Italy to March 1853 elevation to cardinalate. Notable posts include papal nuncio in Brussels 1842 and governor of Perugia 1941 with earlier college and schooling milestones.
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Glowing Tribute to Pope Leo XIII by Montana Priest
Father Day of the Montana diocese lauds Pope Leo XIII in a city statement. He praises prudence and Latin scholarship, notes encyclicals on social issues and anti slavery work, and cites influence on labor, marriage and divorce amid Church growth.
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Bold highwaymen hold up street car in Tacoma
Early this morning three highwaymen robbed a South Tacoma street car of $100 in money and three watches. The conductor was pursued across the Tacoma avenue bridge and halted by a revolver at close range.
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Fire in Hanna Mine Under Control After Deadly Collapse
Denver reports Hanna Wyoming mine fire placed under control as debris removal proceeds. Officials say recovery of entombed miners will take several days, following the death of a Colorado Fuel executive the prior night.
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Osgood Home Ties to Cass Death Revealed in Redstone
The report places Cass at former chairman John C. Osgood's summer home in Redstone Colorado where the death occurred. Officials say the death was caused by a general breakdown of the system due to overwork, with the incident occurring last night.
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Senator Hanna to visit President at Sagamore Hill
Senator Hanna and Mrs Hanna travel with a party to Sagamore Hill for a brief cruise and a meeting with President Roosevelt. The visit includes a small group and discussion of the new Pacific cable project in a secured setting.
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German indemnity claim rumors denied by government
The report that Germaine plans to present to the Cuban government claims for indemnity for losses suffered by Germans during the recent war is false. The forels office states there is no such submission.
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Salt Pans Of Indians And Their Cooking Vessels
The article discusses salt pans used by aboriginal North American Indians, noting large native vessels for evaporating salt near villages. The largest salt pan, measuring several feet across, recently joined the Peabody Museum at Harvard, discovered with other artifacts near the Mississippi river site. This find is linked to excavations by the Peabody Museum and the University of California, highlighting historical food preparation practices.
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Mob Seizes Evansville Jail as Race Riot Roars
Evansville Indiana section reports a downtown race riot after a Black suspect was moved from the jail. A mob of white residents roams streets of the city seeking Black people, at least two fatally hurt, police overwhelmed, militia ordered mobilized, shots fired near the jail.
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Dynamite Plot Threatens Colorado Springs Plant
An explosion attempt at a Colorado Springs company 2 miles from the center involved 150 sticks of dynamite placed beside the north end of the building. A lit fuse touched one stick and spread the others around a 200 foot radius, but the blast did not fully detonate, saving 17 employees. Fire was quickly controlled. General Manager Tripp offered a $5,000 reward for the arrest of the person or persons responsible.
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