Sacred College Split In Twain At Vatican Conclave
Rome reports a divided Sacred College as anti Rampolla factionalists consider backing a foreign cardinal to defeat opponents. Cardinal Oregila orders a new camerlengo ceremonial implement after Leo XIII’s death. First grande requiem mass for Pope Teo held in St Peter’s as crowds of diplomats nobles and functionaries fill the Sistine Chapel.
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Vatican
Sacred College
anti-Rampolla
Kopp
Breslau
France
Holy See
Huberman
Oregila
Leo XII
Sistine Chapel
Catafalque
Count Stampa
Leo XIII
Pope Teo
Gistine
Russia
Prussia
Austria
Spain
Belgium
Portugal
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Guatemala
Bavaria
Miseiona
Thomas Esmonde
Donelan
Michael Angelos
Perosi
Italy
Sistine Choir
Pen Picture of Cardinal Rampolla and the Conclave Ambition
An excerpted cable report interviews a high Catholic authority on Cardinal Rampolla. It describes Rampolla as the dominant force in the church since Leo XIII, warns his bid for the papacy faces obstacles, and outlines factions among cardinals including Di Pietro and French and Spanish factions, with notes on Rampolla’s influence and potential successors.
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Rampolla
Cardinal Rampolla
Leo
St. Peter
Angelo di Pietro
Ti Pistroe
di Pietro
Kempolia
Holy Father
Inquisition
Vatican
Ramipolla
Hismarck
Therafore Hampolla
Rapella
Rempolle
France
Afa
Woman Di Pietro Pope While Still a Student
A narrative outlines Ngesolo Di Pietro, born in Vivaro, rising from poor origins to priesthood. He served Tivoli as secretary and vicar general, became bishop of Velletri, served as papal nuncio to several countries, and was created cardinal in 1893, with a famed cholera-era role and multiple high offices.
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Cardinal Angelo DI Pietro
Rampolla
Sines
DI Pietro Pope
Ngelo DI Pietro
Vivaro
Sabine Hills
Tivoli
Rome
Pope Pius IX
Tiivoli
Pope di Pietro
Council of the
Holy Roman Church
Velletri
Paraguay
Uruguay
Brazil
Monaco
Madrid
Boniface and
Alesso
Kaleidoscope of Colors at Cardinal Mass Ceremony
A Vatican mass featured fifty cardinals and conclavists around the cathedra with Gregorian chant and harmonizing incense. Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli led the procession as white mitres glistened and colors of red, crimson, and violet filled the altar space during the solemn rite.
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Serafino Vannutelli
Agliardi
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Satolli
Hubchard
Catefalque
Funeral in Notre Dame for Pope Leo XIII Sees Official Honors
In Paris a noon funeral for Pope Leo XIII at Notre Dame drew high government officials including Foreign Minister Del Casse and War Minister Andre. Despite a quiet outside, one man was arrested for shouting Down with the priests and others for death to the pope as General Angre and staff left.
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Paris
Notre Dame
Leo
del Casse
Andre
Loubet
Corges
Angre
Requiem Mass Sung for Pope at Two City Churches
Requiem services for Pope Leo XIII were held yesterday at Immaculate Conception and Sacred Heart churches with heavy mourning, black drapery, and solemn choirs. Rev. Fathers Bazin and Rela led the masses, assisted by deacons and subdeacons. music featured works by Ohnewald and Cherubini among others. a simple sermon urged prayers for the deceased pontiff. Final dividend of 5 percent announced by Southern Building and Loan Association receiver in Knoxville, with 60 percent already paid to stockholders, as the firm winds down after charter invalidation.
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Leo XIII
Immaculate Conception
Father Louis Bazin
Joseph
Fensilfery
Father Dowling
Macon
Cinewalki
Gull
Mary Madden
Orwania
Ohnewald
Cristine
Libera
Pri Jesu
Auber
J Wn W. Marshbanks
Father Powling
Vatican
Sacred Heart Church
John A. Rela
F Sontheimer
Carroll
Ouellet
Marist College
Knoxville
Tenn
Major DA Carpenter
Southern Building and Loan Association
Southern
Georgia
Kentucky
Alabama
Arkansas
Rampolla Seen Through Vatican Power Struggles and Card
A skeptic view outlines Rampolla’s strong backing from American cardinals and Vatican allies, while noting Italian prelates split over the Kingdom and Rampolla’s unpopularity among many clerics. It cites his diplomacy with France and Loubet, and warns that his isolation and autocratic style could hinder his candidacy.
Ewen Arrested to Save His Life in Kentucky Case
Cynthiana Ky July 2 Captain B J Ewen was arrested after an understanding between civil and military authorities to protect him. He testified he sought military protection, fled for his life, and refused to return. Judge Osborne ordered his detention in camp to ensure safety as jurors for the Jett and White murder trial convened. The trial proceeded with jury selection and a demurrer by the defense overruled. The court adjourned to 8 40 tomorrow morning.
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Cynthiang
B. J. Ewen
Ewen
Lexington
Tis
Cynthiana
Commonwealth
Thomas Northcutt
Berry MceNees
Jasper King
J W Slade
D E McCauley
Walter Jennings
Paton Kitchen
W F Berry
John Renaker
D E Fisher
Martin van Hook
Benjamin Tate
Northcutt
Funeral Notices for W L Grace and Others in Georgia
Mourning notices from Quitman and nearby Georgia towns report funerals and death notices. Ex policeman W L Grace of Macon died yesterday. services held at Liberty chapel with large turnout including policemen and Knights of Pythias. Other obituaries include Mrs George Robertson of Quitman, Mrs C Culpepper of Forsyth, Mrs A C Rucker of Athens from watermelon poisoning, A H S Riggs of Temple, Mrs Mary A Day of Richmond, Mrs Hattle Reeves of Griffin, Mrs J A McCowan of Macon, and Elder W W Childs to conduct last rites in family plots.
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W. L. Grace
Macon
W I. Grace
Liberty Chapel
Houston Road
J M Grenn
Knights of Pythias
Rutland
Geo. Robertson
Quitman
George Robertson
Henry Turner
Savannah
C. Culpepper
Forsyth
C Culpepper
Lonny
A. C. Rucker
Athens
C Rucker
Lamar Lyndon
New York
Riggs
Temple
Carrollton
Dr Smith
Connally
Atlanta
Poplar _street
Pike County
J. A. McCowan
J. A McCowan
Cole Street
W W Childs
Primitive Baptist Church
Old Family
Woman in Augusta Tries Morphine Suicide in Tenderloin
Meggie Moore, a young woman living in Augusta's tenderloin district, died by suicide tonight using morphine. Companions attributed remorse as the motive for her action.
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Augusta
Meggie Moore
Tenderloin
Kidney and Bladder Trouble Cure Ad Promised
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root by Dr Hilmers Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims rapid cures and offers a free sample bottle and a book by mail from Binghamton NY and urges mention of Atlanta Daily Constitution.
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Elimer
Xilmer & Co
Binghamton, NY
Atlanta Daity Constitution
Hilmers
Fleeing Convicts Escaped With Fatalities In Valley Pursuit
Sherriffs of Sacramento and Placer counties led strong pos ses. Four horses were shot and one criminal killed as the fugitives raised a white flag and marched with captives. Officers restrained from broad volley to avoid civilian harm. Captives freed, guards ordered to shoot on sight. Eight convicts sighted near Greenwood heading north with scarce provisions. Sedans report a defense party forming to protect Greenwood. Coroner's jury returns murder verdict against the escaped convicts.
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Sacramento
Placer Counties
Guarda
Greenwood Creek
Greenwood
McDonald
Cal
W L' Cntter
Folsum
Tybee Train Derailed by Rocks Near Savannah
A crowded Tybee railroad train returning from the Tybee hotel was derailed by rocks on the track. The tender baggage car and a coach left the rail, the tender and baggage car were smashed. Several passengers were shaken but none seriously injured. Children reportedly placed rocks on the track delaying travel.
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Savannah
Tybee Railroad
Tybee Hotel
Board of Pardons Denies Interference in Notable Sentences
The board today refused to interfere with Laura King’s murder sentence in Marengo County and Stephen Barrow’s burglary sentence in Chilton County. Jim Smith’s murder sentence in Lowndes County remains unchanged, while Will Hudson, Will Jones, and Abe Williams, sentenced for robbery and facing hanging, had their cases reviewed with a recommendation for imprisonment for the latter trio.
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OME Genternest En le Me Ata
Board of Pardons
Laura King
Marengo County
Stephen Barrow
Chilton County
Jim Smith
Lowndes Coufity
Will Hudson
Will Jones
Abe Williams
Cooper Brothers News Signals Turbulent Georgia Ties
Mayor W O Cooper Til Macon reports a telegram from Lawrenceville about Hon John R Cooper confirming his brother Hon W O Cooper, ex mayor of Lawrenceville, is seriously injured. The region watches the condition as Cooper family ties draw statewide concern. New Orleans delegates named for Trans Miss congress in Seattle: John Holmes, T P Cunningham, E M Loeb, W C Wilmot. A bold robbery on Patterson Street in Valdosta sees a window smashed at Davis Bro Co and bricks reached in for silver, with the thief escaping under bright lights.
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W. O. Cooper
Macon
John R. Cooper
Lawrenceville
W O Cooper
W Cooper
Colonel Cooper
New Orleans
Card of Trade
Seattle
John Holmes
T P Cunningham
E M. Loeb
W C Wilmot
Valdosta
Patterson Street
Davis Bro. & Co
Augusta Beats Columbus 17 to 1 in Georgia Tilt
Augusta, Ga July 2 Special Augusta turned the tables on Columbus and won today by 17 to 1. Gitton pitched for Augusta in a dominant performance while Sorrell of Columbus was marked by wildness and hittable pitches.
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Columbus
Augusta
Gitton
Sorrell
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