Body Taken to Church Just Before Nightfall
Rome July 2 Tonight the body of Leo XIII lies in state in St Peter's Basilica. Beginning tomorrow at sunrise the people of Rome and pilgrims will be admitted to pay their last farewell. The solemn procession moved from the Vatican to St Peter's with Archbishop appointees and dignitaries in mourning regalia. The rite included clergy, diplomats, and papal guards as silence fell and the bier was placed for final rites.
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York
Quigley
Chicago
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Noble Guard
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Canarll
Mar Thomas Kennedy
United States
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Palafraniere
Hall of the Arm
Knights of Malta
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Holy Hospice
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Rospignosi
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Tssistine Chapel
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Famous Kentuckian dies at White Hall aged 93 in Kentucky
Lexington Ky July 2 General Tas sius Marcellus Clay ambassador to Russia under Lincoln abolitionist and author died at his Whitehall Madison county at 910 oclock tonight Cause general exhaustion Survivors include Brutus J Clay Richmond Miss Laura Clay Lexington Mrs Dab ney Crenshaw Richmond Va Mrs Macy Barr Olsy and Mrs James Bennett Richmond Ky The life of the controversial figure included duels vigilant home guards and a sensational marriage to a 16 year old girl.
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Clay
Lexington
Tassius Marcellus Clay
Russia
Lincoln
Whitehall
Madison County
Brutus J Clay
Richmond
Laura Clay
Weewan
Dabney Crenshaw
Macy Barr Olsy
James Bennett
Hiee
Anxiles
Kentucky
Lita
Dora
Brock
Brock Soma
Minnesota Mob After Sheriff Chase Over Negro
Glencoe Minnesota July 2 a mob pursues Sheriff McKenzie and Sheriff Hartley as they move to take Joe Scott a negro accused of assaulting Biss Helen Olsen to Watson. Officers return toward Glencoe with revolvers drawn and drive the prisoner toward Montevideo but face a mob from Minnesota Falls 70 miles from Glencoe and Bird Island in pursuit.
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Glencoe
Minn
McKenzie
Hartley
Joe Scott
Biss Helen Olsen
Watson
Scott
Washington
Minnesota Falls
Montevideo
Bird Island
Man Had Mania for Speculation in Buffalo
Mrs. Frank V. La Bountie, wife of a Wilson & Smith clerk, claims her husband’s real estate dealings were far larger than known. She says the figures near a half million and the investigation not finished, predicting a profit of at least 100000 for men “insane on real estate speculations” driven by overwork. His salary was 260 a month.
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Buffalo
Frank V. la Bountie
Wilson & Smith
Attempted Escape from Anniston Jail Aids Convict
Charley Rehmer, a young white man convicted of burglary in Police Court, tried to escape from Anniston city jail yesterday afternoon after removing several ratches from the cell wall before being discovered.
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Anniston
Ala
Charley Rehmer
Lynching of John Gilbert Near Pinckney Landing Ark
Memphis reports the lynching of John Gilbert a Negro Monday afternoon near Pinckney Landing Arkansas 30 miles south of the city. Gilbert was accused of shooting H J Hubert a white planter. Captured by a posse he was bound over but taken by Hubert supporters and hanged at a nearby tree. Hubert died the next day. Authorities seek Jim Hawker another Black man linked to the shooting believed to be the real culprit.
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John Gilbert
Pinckney Landing
Ark
Gilbert
H J Hubert
Posse
Criminal Court
Huberta
Hubert
Jim Hawker
Blackmail Allegations Haunt Labor Unions Trial
In New York on July 23 Judge Newburg began testimony in the grand larceny trial of Lawrence Murphy former treasurer of the Journeymen Stonecutters Association. The defense argues funds were extortion payments rather than union dues and fines. Builders reportedly paid unions large sums to settle disputes, including a Brook lyn case of 10 000 and other large sums cited during questioning.
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New York
Newburg
Lawrence Murphy
Journeymen Stonecutters’ Association
Brooklyn
United States Wins Leave to Appeal in Gaynor Greene Case
London reports grant of leave to appeal by the Privy Council, described as a notable U S victory. Canadian and British officials discuss extradition and the potential impact on the Green and Gaynor case as authorities in Quebec relay contrasting cables.
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London
Waites States
John F Gayner
Privy Council
Edward Clarke
Councel
Charles Ruasel
Jord
Washington
MacMaster
Green and Gaynor
Privy Council of England
Greene and
Gaynor
Quebec
Gaynor-Greene
Associated Press
Russia Warned to Keep Pledge
Washington reports quote officials insisting China and Russia promised Manchuria port openings and US aims to enforce those pledges. Tokyo doubts Russian pledges but Washington sees no reason to doubt. Prince Ching refuses to open Manchuria towns but hints at a possible compromise including Ta-Kung-Ka-O in a new treaty.
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China
Russia
Manchuria
Hay
United States
London Dispatch
Japan
State Department
Prince Ching
Pekin
Foreign Office
Conger
Fetter
Ta-Kung-Ka-O
Byron Trammell Murder Case Heats in Montgomery
U S Deputy Marshal Byron Trammell charged with the Roanoke murder was brought before Montgomery city criminal court. Solicitor and state attorneys demanded rearrest under the grand jury indictment. Judge Thomas adjourned the case for further advisement until tomorrow.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States
Marsal Byron Trammell
Ofc
BE. Taylor
Roanoke
Dent
J. B. Puller
Hall
Thomas Took
Carroll County Doctors Gather for Monthly Medical Meeting
Carrollton physicians from across Carroll County attend the regular monthly Carroll County Medical Association session on Tuesday. The gathering featured an active discussion and debate as members heard from representative doctors about county medical matters and fraternal affairs.
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Carroll County
Carrollton
Carroll County’ Medical Association
Strike on Miller Backfires as Bookbinders Threaten Work Stoppage
Washington July 2 The union of government printing office bookbinders vows to quit if W A Miller assistant foreman is allowed to return. They accuse him of abusive language and misconduct, say he was discharged on civil service charges, and report affidavits sent to officials for full investigation while Miller is reported to be in Minneapolis.
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Ar- Tett
of Bookbinders
Government Printing Office
W A. Miller
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Miller
Bookbinders Organization
Miler
Jawa
Miller Ie
Minneapolia
Ees
Southern Car and Foundry Company Declared Bankrupt
Proceedings filed in the United States district court seek to declare Southern Car and Foundry Company bankrupt. Thomas Gillespie of West Orange, NJ, named receiver by Judge Kirkpatrick, with Thomas G. Bush of Birmingham, Alabama, also serving as receiver. Creditors’ property tied to plants in Tennessee and Alabama is at stake.
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Southern Car and Foundry
Trenton
United States District Court
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Thomas Gillespie
West Orange
Kirkpatrick
United States Circuit Court
Standard Breed Car Company of
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Alabama
Thomas G. Bush
Birmingham
Ala
Encampment at Columbia by First South Carolina Regiment
The First South Carolina Regiment of Infantry arrived in Columbia yesterday and will encamp for ten days at Hilton Knell behind the Hyatt Park Casino on the officers quarters site. Colonel J Boyd of Greenville commands the regiment, continuing memories of the 1898 camp with about eight hundred men in residence last night.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S.C
Speriale
South Carolina Regiment of Infantry
Hitle Knell
Hyatt Park Casino
J. Boyd
Greenville
Barcross Bros. Contractors Fail Under $9 Million Liabilities
Receivers appointed by Judge Brown in Boston after a widely unanticipated failure of Barcross Bros. Co. extensive contractors and builders. The United States circuit court heard the matter this afternoon. Estimated net liabilities exceed $600,000.
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Boston
Barcross Bros. Company
Brown
United States
Election by Pipe Fitters Amniston Ala
In a spirited race last night Thomas Colling of the Pipe Fitting union was elected president of the trade council for the ensuing term. Other officers named were vice president W A Pilkington recording secretary Les Ferguson delegate to the American Federation of Labor Lee Ferguson alternate C C Eckhard.
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Amniston
Ala
Thomas Colling
Pips Fitting Union
Trade Council
W A. Pilkington
Les Ferguson
American Federation of Labor
Lee Ferguson
C C. Eckhard
Operators and Miners Resume Work in New River Fields
Charleston July 2. Operators and miners in the New River coal fields settled their differences and miners will resume work after an eighteen months strike. The strike began over operators refusing to recognize the union and the committee’s failure to reveal breakages of active rates.
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Charleston
W. Va
New River
Unién Ao
Chénsmittes
Knowa
Brexenj Tae Fertas
Actiie- Ats
Letter Exposes Lee Bribery Claims in Ontario Letter Firestorm
Niagara-on-the-Lake reports Daniel J Kelley under indictment in Missouri reveals letters from former Lieutenant Governor John A Lee. Contents show demands for postage stamps and bribe-like statements about influencing legislators and political aides. A separate note records editor fines in Jefferson City for criticizing the court and editor apologies.
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Niagara-on-the- Lake
Ontario
Daniel J Kelley
Kelley
John A Lee
Missouri
Lee
Phelps
Carrol
Jefferson Cay
Supreme Court Today
J M Sheppard
Stamford-Herald
Warrensburg
Supréme’ Court
Sheppard
Citi
Jeneburg
Cundiff
Sedatta
Weather forecast and local notices from Georgia
Summary of forecasts shows showers in Georgia on Thursday and Friday with cooler interior highs and varied winds. Local items report Calhoun property sold for 55000 cash. legislative aims to protect public schools. a salesman in Atlanta commits suicide after debts. city committee set dates for meetings and tax considerations. Macon grocers in session. Civil War era units and regional incidents noted including a storm in Paterson and various political updates.
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Georgia
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Peachtree
Fourteenth Streets
John E Murphy
House of Representatives
Gua Long
Ahanta
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Official is Summarily Discharged for Government Work
Charles Hedges removed as superintendent of free delivery in the post office department after accusations of false diary entries and per diem fraud. He allegedly reported be at many places while elsewhere, with later statements explaining pay disputes. Ervin H Thorpe appointed to replace him as superintendent in New York.
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Washington
Charles Hedges
Post Office Department
Hedges
Bristow
Joplin
Mansfield
Ohio
John Ghoriins
Hodges
Tenth Congressional District
Texas
W Machen
New York
Maehen
Herbert W Valentine
New York Post Office
Valentine
Post Offices
Genere
Machen
Johnson
San Antonio
Mexico
Mansfeld
Will Encamp at Bickett Spring, Montgomery Alabama
July 2 report notes Second regiment Alabama National Guard to encamp at Pickett Spring near Montgomery. Governor Lauren and General Brandon oversee arrangements but text is garbled. Detailing dates or officials is incomplete. core fact is encampment planned at Bickett Spring area in Montgomery.
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Bickett
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Pickett Sre
Gust
Lauren Una Fant
Eral Brandon Toda
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