Pope Leo Welcomed Atlanta Women On Dying Pope
Three Atlanta women Miss May Haverty Miss Zula Malone and Miss Sophie Thornbury visited the Vatican on July 3 to seek a papal blessing for loved ones. They learned Pope Leo XIII was very ill yet received hopeful news of a brief audience with Cardinal Martinelli arranging the meeting. The party persisted through Rome sightseeing, awaiting the papal audience and bearing Bishop Kelley’s letter.
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May
Hungary
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Tomorrow, Tomorrow Pursuit of New Ideas in Business
Muse's ad urges continuous growth and fresh ideas to avoid stagnation. It criticizes stores that cling to old routines and imitate competitors, claiming true progress comes from innovation and looking toward tomorrow. The piece frames modern thought as essential for success and invites rivals to seek Muse's best today.
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Muse
Death of Pope Sparks Global Sorrow Across Nations
Washington reports the pope's death announced to Monsignor Falconio and confirmed officially four hours later. Archbishops in America receive the notice, with delegates, priests, and embassy representatives expressing deep sorrow as Vatican state events unfold and papal audiences are described by observers and correspondents.
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Changes in street grades near new Union Station approved
The Atlanta council unanimously approved a street grade changes package near the proposed Union Station site. The plan, urged by the Atlanta Terminal Company, includes fills at Hunter and Madison, leveling a knoll on Madison, and adjusting Madison Street widths to 50 and 60 feet in specified blocks to match a preferred grade. The measure, backed by Captain J W English, moves to the aldermanic board for final action next Thursday afternoon.
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Death of Leo XIII Revered by Catholics Worldwide
Portraits of Leo XIII as a profound scholar, statesman, and spiritual father fill tributes. Bishops announce pontifical prayers, requiem mass, and prayers for guidance in choosing a successor. Monsignor Falconio to preside at St Marys on July 22.
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Archbishop Katzer Dies in Milwaukee After Long Illness
Archbishop Katzer of the Milwaukee diocese died in Milwaukee after a prolonged illness. He had been ill for an extended period. The death occurred in Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin, on a night in July.
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Bloody battle in Venezuela near Ciudad Bolivar unfolds
Soledad Venezuela Sunday July 20 heavy fighting began at 5 am between government forces and revolutionists. By 11 am streets around the government building were captured and a full-scale government assault proceeded amid thick smoke and heavy casualties. Over 200 revolutionists reportedly dead in the streets as artillery fire pounded Ciudad Bolivar.
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Wealthy Virginia man's letter praises Peruna cure
Afton Virginia fruit grower W EB Birch writes from Albemarle County praising Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for restoring his wife from a Felvic disorder to robust appetite and strength. He credits the remedy with transforming her health after a failing family doctor offered little help. Birch urges prompt trial and offers to share further case details with Dr Hartman at the Martman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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More Negro Pension Swindlers
Weat Point Ga July 20 Special The negroes of this section are excited over the promise of government pensions. Some parties circulate among Negro communities with offers of a pension to all who will join the society. Many have paid the required sum. The workers have not been exposed and indications are the scheme is netting them large returns.
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Weat Point
Miners Balk at Federal Judge in Alabama Settlement Talks
Miners and operators met in Birmingham on July 20 and adjourned after failing to agree on a fifth arbiter for the settlement plan. They refused to permit a federal judge to oversee arbitration and indicated they will reconvene tomorrow.
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Russian Ambassador Denies Manchuria Accord
Paris July 20 Count Cassini Russian ambassador to the United States says no agreement with Secretary Hay on open doors in Manchuria. He recalls a June 38 visit as unofficial and cordial, with no definite arrangements made. he expects a mutual understanding may occur, but insists no pact exists. Sorrow Over Mexico Pope Leo XIII death reported in Monterey with archbishop Zambrano announcing rites for repose. Cathedral bells to toll. flags at half mast on public buildings and consulates in memory of the pope.
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Flags Lowered at City Hall After Pope’s Death
New York on July 2 reports flags at New York City Hall lowered to half mast by order of Mayor Low following the pope’s death. Flags on other city buildings were also lowered in compliance with the mayor’s request.
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Atlanta Man Shot in Texas Mystery Killing
Dallas dispatch reports a man believed to be T H Brown of Atlanta was shot and killed on Lamar Street near Ross. A Dallas saloon keeper A L Stout is jailed for murder after claiming Brown killed himself during a pistol sale attempt. Brown had a brother linked to the Atlanta bottling works. no valuables found.
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Elks Assemble as Elections Near Grand Lodge Officers
Baltimore Md Fury 20 officers of the grand lodge have arrived for the convention. Active canvassing for chief offices is under way with Joseph FP Fanning of Indianapolis favored to be grand exalted ruler. George A Reynolds Samuel A Neds and Robert Bre Lovisritle expected to be reelected. Tomorrow will discuss recognizing the Benevolent and Protective Army of Elks in Texas and new governing rules for the order.
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