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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
1
Reports from Rome describe intense speculation over papal succession as Pope Leo's illness deepens. Doctors warn of possible collapse but late updates note brief improvements and continued active decision making by the ailing pontiff.
The Associated Press interview with Dr. Lapponi from Rome reports the pope’s condition remains uncertain despite cautious optimism. Lapponi says he cannot share the optimism spreading today and cannot provide truly reassuring news. The piece notes the Vatican absence and ongoing concern about the pope’s health.
Rioting in Evansville and Vincennes ends in seven deaths and many injuries as police struggle to contain the mob. Governor Dorbin orders Indiana militia to New Albany Terre Haute and Vincennes, with martial law possible.
Rome July 7 reports detail Pope Leo XIII fading yet conscious as doctors use chloral and artificial respiration. The pontiff asked to see sunlit dawn once more while nurses monitor his breathing and the extreme unction decision is prepared with Cardinal Rampolla and relatives.
Berlin dispatch reports Pope Leo has decided to leave his savings about one million lire as a private fund for his successor. The Rome telegram notes the plan was confirmed by the Vatican and will aid the next pontiff.
Rome reports intensified papal conclave activity as the outcome remains uncertain. A cipher telegram exchange among cardinals is mentioned, signaling heightened behind the scenes diplomacy and speculation on the election timeline.
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