Rampolla Named by Lottery Book in Rome Conclave
In Rome Cardinal Logue and Cardinal Gibbons discussed objections to Cardinal Gotti’s papal election potential noting rank and religious order do not preclude a broad Catholic policy. Rampolla drew Lot 58 in a lottery signifying papal fate as conclave attendees prepare and voting forms are distributed. King Humbert and Victor Emmanuel II observed solemn masses, Rome’s streets quiet as clergy and laity mourn Leo XIII.
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Cardinal Logue
Armagh
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gotti
America
Great Britain
Associated Press
Rampella
Stouldell
Leo
Oreglia
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Catholi Church
Leo XIII
Humbert
Victor Emmanuel
Margaret
Pantheon
Folsom Convicts Escape Pursuit By California Posse
Folsom California July 29. A posse led by Sheriff Heena of Placerville and Sheriff Bosquit of Eldorado tangled with fleeing convicts on Greenwood Creek with several shots fired, no known fatalities. Some convicts moved toward Coloma while others near Butcher Ranch nine miles from Auburn. Reports say convicts seized a Chinese store by Mammoth Bar mine and seized provisions. Miners collect gold dust as they rush to Auburn. Sheriff Bosquitt says militia are chasing eight convicts near Greenwood Creek.
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Folsom, Cal
Sheriff Heena
Placerville
Sherif Bosquit
Eldorado
Folsom
Greenwood Creek
Bf Coloma
Auburn
Cal
Butcher Ranch
Mammoth Bar
Sherif Bosquitt
Conviers
President Pardons Filipino Rebel Officer in Amnesty Move
President Roosevelts pardon frees Emilio Villamor a Philippine insurgent officer who was sentenced to death in 1900 for murder but commuted to ten years. Villamor aided Luzon insurgents and served nearly three years before the amnesty based on a political offense. The pardon follows a recommendation by army officers and the secretary of war.
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Emilio Villamor
Washington
Roosevelt
Villamer
Luzon
Marcilo Gading
Villamor
Gadung
Secretary of War
Bonfires Sighted for King in Old Ireland Tour
The royal yacht Victoria and Albert with King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived at Killary bay. They landed in Mayo, rode through the countryside inspecting laborers cottages, while bonfires glowed on surrounding hills. Queen Alexandra later gave the Earl of Dudley 2500 dollars for aid to the poor in Dublin and Ireland.
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Dublin
Victoria and Albert
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Killary Bay
Earl of Dudley
Ireland
Mayo
Connemara
Alexandra
Leaders of Mob Arrested in Illinois Riot
Eleven persons were arrested today in Danville charged with participating in the Saturday night jail attack to lynch James Wilson, alleged to have assaulted Mrs Burgess. The grand jury is to reconvene Monday to indict mob leaders, and a guard surrounds the hospital where five wounded mob members are receiving treatment.
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Danville
James Wison
Mra Burgess
Alvin
Duel Between Counts Over Turkish Envoy Wounds Secretay
A July quarrel between Viscount Antoine De Contadea and Tuont Bey second secretary of the Turkish embassy led to a sword duel today. Tuont Bey was wounded in the arm during the fight.
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Antoine de Contadea
Tuont Bey
Chances of Fellowship Retained Seem Very Slim in Conyers
The Tabernacle Baptist Church's status in the Stone Mountain Baptist Association hinges on a controversial issue, alien immersion. Amid a heated convention at Rockvale Church, opposing leaders argued that only immersion by a regular Baptist preacher counts, with delegates and ministers from Atlanta and Lithonia weighing in, as organizers prepared for further debate and a possible compromise.
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Robert W. Lillard
Conyers
Specia
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Stone Mountain Baptist Association
Rockvale Church
J G Walker
Lithonia
Len G. Broughton
W. W. Landrum
Atlanta
3. Y. Jameson
Dr. Broughton
Boston
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Gave Him Time to Pray Then Shot Him Dead
Richard Taylor, once a fugitive for twelve years, was arrested in Starnes and jailed in Somerset, Kentucky. He allegedly killed Marion Haynes after telling him to say his prayers, then shot him. Taylor, age four, had endured mistreatment by drinkers including Haynes, and after the murder he defied the sheriff and fled to Mexico while serving in the regular army for three years.
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Somerset
Richard Taylor
Marion Haynes
Starnes
Taylor
Haynes
Mexico
Dakota divorce case tarnished by fraud claim in England
London reports the Dakota divorce suit of D S Constandinids against his wife, a Ball family daughter, alleging she fraudulently obtained a Dakota divorce, emigrated to Dakota, and married Dr Lance for adultery. Attorney Mr Walton described the wife as a Bel Bravia nurtured lady who exploited lax Dakota laws. The court heard the proceedings and the jury stood with allegations of adultery against Lance and others, with further actions postponed to tomorrow.
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London
England
Francis Jeunes
Sipphert Ball
Grme
Ballt Bros
New York
Lance
Conetandinidt
John Walton
Sibseu Srodtedings
Bel- Bravia
Dakota
Walton
Wife shoots husband in boarding house. arrest follows
Bartender Walker J. Wood wounded in the abdomen by a pistol shot fired by his wife at 107 Marietta street in Atlanta. Mrs. Wood, who had separated from him, fled the scene and was later arrested at 21 Hill Street and placed in the Tower. Wood, described as seriously wounded, gave a brief account of the confrontation, while his wife claimed cruelty and neglect as motive.
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Walker J. Wood
Bill" Brown
North Broad Street
Nes
Grady Hospital
Wood
Marietta Street
Grady
Amilange
Mra Wood
Hill Street
Dan Perkerson
J T. Jones
N. A. Chastain
Spring Street
Eho
Scott Free
Powder Explosion Deafens Lowell Two Magazines Destroyed
A pair of gunpowder magazines at Lowell Massachusetts exploded killing multiple workers and destroying around seventy buildings. The blast shattered fourteen frame houses and sent debris and fire across a wide radius injuring many and killing several named workers and families. The United States Cartridge Company operated the magazines near the Concord river amid crowded mill housing, with a perilous proximity to residences.
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Lowell! Mass
George Finn
John McMaesters
Louis E. Richards
James L. Grady
United States Cartridge Company
James B Sullivan
Charles Moore Jll. Rolleau
Stanley Forwarding Company
Gilbert McDermott
Michael McDermott
Thomas Houligan
Joseph Houligan
William Galloway
Robert Galloway
Alfred Lebrune
Catherine Riggs
Eddie Rogers
George A McDermott
Josephine Perusse
Zephriam Perusse
John Riggs
Patrick Spencer
Glidden Couple Dash Toward Arctic Circle in Auto
Mr and Mrs Charles J Glidden of Lowe Mass left for the Arctic Circle driving in their automobile with the United States consul accompanying them to Elsinore in a warmly received departure.
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Mr. Glidden
America
Arctic Circle
Copenhagen
Charles J._Glidden
Lowe
Mass
Cragg
United States
Elsinore
New York Strikers Clash With Police Reserves
NY July 2 police reserves faced a mob of striking drivers protesting shorter hours at the New York Transfer Company. A driver who refused to join was attacked on Seventh Avenue as the mob cut horse traces, dumped wagon contents, and fought with knives before reserves intervened. The driver defended himself with his whip and was struck by a brick but remained aboard the wagon until help arrived.
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New York
New York Transfer Company
Seventh Avenue
Rioting in Evansville Ends in Tragedy for Police Wife
In Evansville Indiana during recent rioting the wife of Robert Lee the Black man who shot and killed Louis Massey a city police officer lost her mind then was struck by a train while crossing the Madisonville Kentucky railroad bridge. She had left Evansville the night of the riot. Yellow fever cases prompt Surgeon General Wyman to send Assistant Surgeon Richardson to Tampico to supervise ship disinfection with Assistant Burgéon Frick.
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Evansville
Ind
Robert Lee
Louis Massey
Madisonville
Mexico
Washington
Tampico
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Thomas F. Richardson
Burgéon Frick
Hearing Set On Demurrer For Machen In District Court
August W Machen former general superintendent of free delivery faces a demurrer hearing in district court on the indictments against him. The date is announced as August 3 in Washington. Court records indicate the proceeding will determine legal sufficiency of counts facing Machen.
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Washington
Fury
W. Machen
Free Delivery
Georgia and Southern News at a Glance
In local news Senate defeats a bill for direct election of railroad commissioners. Atlanta reacts to the constitutional plans for a new Union Station with public interest. A man, Walker J Wood, is wounded at breakfast by his wife, Mrs Wood, and remains in critical condition. she is jailed. Georgia house approves $4,000 for a St Louis exhibit, sent to the Senate. Religious tensions rise as the Tabernacle Baptist church faces withdrawal of fellowship by the Stone Mountain Association. Smyrna camp meeting starts tomorrow. Fifth regiment breaks camp at Rome. Five Monroe county men charged with conspiracy post bonds of $500 each and are released. A negro attacks a road overseer. a Floyd county man dies from a gun wound. a rail engine rod breaks near Echeconnes causing a wreck with no reported deaths. Southern region reports various fatalities and arrests including a Cardiff miner death and a Birmingham death-row alibi. Domestic and foreign notes include Roosevelt with his sons, a Lowell explosion killer casualties, Ky murder trial, and Cuba unrest quashed.
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House
Union Station
Atlanta
Walker J Wood
Marietta Street
Wood
Stone Mountain Association
Congars
Georgia
Smyrna
Rome
Monroe County
Macon
Floyd County
Echeconnes
Murder Trial in Breathitt County Opens With Packed Court
Second trial of Curtis Jett and Thomas White over James Marcum’s death at Jackson unfolds in Cynthiana with 51 Commonwealth witnesses ready. Defense subpoenas exceed 100 to impeach alibis and challenge prosecution. Captain Ewen testifies amid fears of intimidation and juror security as tensions rise in court.
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Curtis Jett
Thomas White
James B Marcum
Jackson
Commonwealth
A. L. Byrd
Jett
White
Marcum
Breathitt County
Samuel Little
B J. Ewen
John L Patrick
Little
Littie Ia
Curtis Jetl
John Freeman
Byrd
B. J Ewen
Ewen
Osborne
Licking
Fudge Hacfie
Marcoum
Hargis
Callahan
Hargia
Combs
Woman Witness Against Lee in Bribery Probe
Mrs Blanche Kelley wife of Dr Kelley representative of the baking powder trust was cited to appear before the Cole county grand jury at Jefferson City. The Faris Smith and Matthews bribery trials were delayed with new dates set by Judge Graves and Judge Hazell. Sullivan Coe received a special judge appointment with Judge Timmonds assigned to try the case tomorrow.
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Jefferson Ty
Blanche Kelley
Kelley
Baking Powder Trust
John A. Tee
Coley County Grand Jury
Jefferson City
Frankie Faris
F. Smith
B. F. Matthews
Smith
Faris
Graves
Butler
Hazell
Matthews
Sullivan Coe
H C. Timmonds
Lamar
Funeral of John Gd. Long in London
Relatives arrive for John G. Long consul general at Cairo who died after a fall at his Dunbar hotel. Major General Sir Francis Wingate plans funeral arrangements. Body to be shipped from Liverpool Saturday to the United States for interment in Washington.
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London
John G. Long
St Augustine
Fla
United States
Cairo
Egypt
Dunbar
Scotland
Francis Wingate
Dar
Long
Liverpoo
Washington
Three Failures in London Stock Market
The London stock exchange reported two failures this morning, A. B. G. Graves & Co. and Anselmo H. N. Kilby, neither deemed important. Pay day lifted sentiment as Americana advanced. later W. B. C. Smith, a jobber in American accuracies, was announced as failing.
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London
Stock Exchange
G. Graves & Co
Anselmo H. N. Kilby
Kaffirs
W. B.C. Smith
New Counterfeit Issue Discovered in Buffalo Note
A July 3 report from Washington notes a new counterfeit United States note, described in the October 17, 1902 press dispatch. The altered features include a check letter changed from C to B and a plate number from 87 to B, with all other elements remaining the same.
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Washington
United States
Buffalo
Torch Applied to Petroleum Burned Works in Beku Russia
A large petroleum complex at Beku in Russia suffered a fire believed to have started in a beer-related facility. Towers and reservoirs were destroyed leaving extensive damage across the site. Local authorities reported the inferno as under control after flames were fought by firefighting units.
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Beku
Russia
Hamy Bate Beer
Tis
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