Mourning in Eternal City Masses for Pope and Kings
Rome July 24 reports mass in the Sistine Chapel for Pope Leo XIII and the Pantheon for the late King Humbert with King Victor Emmanuel and Dowager Queen Margaret attending. A public procession through Rome followed, amid widespread mourning and amid clerical anti clerical tensions. The cost of the ceremonies to date is estimated at 400000 dollars.
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Cardinal Prisco Joins Conclave Attendance Totals 62
Rome reports Cardinal Prisco arriving boosts conclave participants to 62. Cardinal Clesta of Palermo remains ill in Palermo and Cardinal Moran of Sydney is delayed, unlikely to reach Rome before August 20, when the conclave is expected to end.
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Cardinal Logue Discusses Gotti Papal Prospects
Cardinal Logue of Armagh dismisses objections to Cardinal Gotti becoming pope as unfounded. He notes Gotti’s Carmelite background does not mean narrow views and emphasizes that papal policy is shaped by committees of cardinals, not a single ruler, with consultation from existing Vatican commissions.
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Final preparations for the conclave in Rome
The meeting of cardinals discussed ballot forms and readiness for the forthcoming conclave. Cardinal Oreglia urged a visit to cells and for complaints to be presented at tomorrow's session. Cardinal Agiardi ceded his cell to Cardinal Cretoni due to illness.
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Deadly explosion leaves four boys dead near river magazine
Three companies fought a massive blast that levelled a house, injured a mother, and tore a 50 foot wide path through trees. Four young boys perished in the debris as officials estimate property loss around 75 000 dollars near Tewksbury.
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Court ruling allows unions to place pickets at plants
Judge Cavanaugh ruled unions may place pickets around plants with ongoing strikes and workers may persuade peers to quit work. He held that jailing men for violating injunctions is illegal, a decision opposing prior superior court rulings by Judge Wavenaugh.
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Mrs Davis Davis-Widow of Senator Marries in Washington
Mrs Anna Agnew Davis widow of Cushman K Davis and Hunter Doll of Knoxville Tenn were wed at the bride’s Washington home today.
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Wily Convicts Still Free Placed on Trail Run
Wily convicts are still free as they make a break for open trails. The pursuit follows by our men who would quickly reach them, closing in on the escapees.
Insanity Hearing Set for Edgar Laurin in District Court
Edgar Laurin, 35, claimed to be a French physician from Butte and attempted suicide in the city jail using suspenders. He denied funds and showed morphine addiction, and officials report he had been at the Silver Bow county poor farm before his arrest.
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Convicts Reported Near Butcher Ranch Nine Miles From Auburn
Word reached Auburn on July 29 that convicts, possibly several, are near Butcher ranch on the Placerville side of the American river nine miles from Auburn. They reportedly crossed the river at Mam moth Bear mine, seized a Chinese store, and stole provisions. Miners ready their dust and hurry to Auburn as Sheriff Bosquitt says militia pursue eight convicts toward Greenwood creek.
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Prison Riot Investigated by District Attorney
Sacramento reports District Attorney A. Seymour returned from Folsom state prison after examining the convicts outbreak. He learned Andy Myers and William A. Leverone assaulted and wounded W. A. Chalmers, the outside pilekeeper, but both men returned to the main prison, likely believing the break failed after hearing shots.
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Cuban plot near Bayamo quelled by four men
Havana reports four men attempted an uprising near Bayamo in Santiago province. The leader was captured and the other three were killed. The secretary of the interior told AP the effort to spur treason and violence failed and derailed the uprising plans in Cuba.
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Yellow fever order sends surgeons to Tampico
Washington July 29 Surgeon General Wyman orders Assistant Surgeon Thomas F Richardson to Tampico to take charge with Assistant Surgeon Frick in response to yellow fever outbreaks there. The action reflects heightened health measures amid the Mexican port case.
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Sheep Die After Eating Wild Pea Vine
Columbus reports eight hundred sheep owned by Tom Hogan were killed recently after consuming wild pea vine grazing in a field. The tragedy underscores toxic plant dangers to livestock in the region.
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Lightning Strike Kills Two Italians in Pittsburg Fire
In Pittsburg on July 29 during an electrical fire several Italians sought refuge in a building struck by lightning. Serfiano Coanico and Joseph Cireco died, while three others were injured.
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Geology Professor Dr Wilbur Knight Dead in Wyoming
Laramie Wyoming July 2 Dr Wilbur Knight professor of geology and mining engineering at the University of Wyoming and curator of the state museum died last night of peritonitis He was born in Rochelle Illinois December 13 1858 and was a member of the Geological Society of America and the American Institute of Mining Engineers.
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Destructive Phoenix Fire Destroys Two Brick Buildings
Phoenix Ariz July 2 Fire completely destroyed two brick buildings early this morning. Loss placed at 100180 dollars. It was the most destructive fire experienced here in years.
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Theodore Roosevelt Camps with His Sons at Huntington Bay
President Roosevelt camped on Huntington bay with his sons and nephews after rowing ten miles from Sagamore Hill to Lloyds Neck the night before. They returned to Sagamore Hill after breakfast. He then spoke by phone with former Senator Washburn on the financial situation, who downplayed the New York furor and its impact on national prosperity.
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Three Men Killed By Slide Of Earth In Seattle Tunnel
In Seattle on July 2 a tunnel under construction collapsed killing Frank Smith Joe Clark and Francheski Vorgeske. Foreman William Ravage narrowly escaped as earth slid from the southern end of the Great Northern tunnel. Smith was American. Clark and Vorgeske were Italians.
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Rioting in Evansville Ties to Officer Slaying
In Evansville Indiana on July 2 the wife of Robert Lee the man who fatally shot Louis Massey a police officer went insane after the recent rioting and was killed by a train while crossing a railroad bridge near Madisonville Kentucky. She had left the city the night of the unrest sparked by her husband’s act.
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Larned Wins Longwood Cup Final Match
Boston July 4 Champion Larned defeats W J Clothier in straight sets and two more legs to claim two legs toward the Longwood cup with three needed for permanent possession.
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