Americans Conferred Audience With Pope Pius X at Vatican
Rome Aug 6 Americans led by John J McGrane and Father Lynch reached the Vatican as the new pope Pius X greeted the pilgrims with personal handshakes and blessings Cardinal Gibbons arranged the audience The pope accepted a White Guglielmo gift and marveled at Americas forty four stars while plans for the coronation were set for next Sunday
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American College
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Lante
Philadelphia
John R. Burke
Church of St. Benedict the Moor
Father Wall
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James Roger Matthews
Washington
Father Burke
Louisville
White
Pius
Long Distance Telephony From City Services Across Vast Distances
New York reports two more stock exchange failures, Sharp, Bryan and Hurlbutt, Hatch & Co., bringing total to six in eleven days. Market decline spreads across most stocks with fears of further failures and a sharp drop in sterling exchange amid notes of international bank borrowing distress.
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Stock Exchange
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Sharp & Bryan
Hurlbutt, Hatch & Co
Stock Exchange Securities
Declines in Stocks Sink Two-Thirds of Active List
Stocks slide to new lows as two-thirds of the active list fail to hold gains in a broad market slump. Traders watched declines across industries with tech and industrial shares leading losses.
Minnesota papers may change publication days without legal effect
St Paul Aug 6 Newspapers in Minnesota may change their publication days without affecting their legal notice status. An attorney general opinion states the ruling applies to notices published during changes, and must not be read to alter current notices running during the transition.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Unclear fragment on paper status and broader change
Fragment discusses how some items are not affected by the change and apply to the status of the paper itself. It notes that certain elements remain unchanged while broader reforms proceed, with focus on governance or editorial stance.
Lands quarrel ends in fatal shooting in Itasca County
F L Vance of Moose Lodge Big Fork River Itasca County reports William Coddington shot and killed Henry Kehring a German homesteader. Sheriff Holihan and Coroner Russell depart for the scene. Coddington reportedly will surrender. The victim was described as popular and innocent. Murder stemmed from a land dispute.
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Moose Lodge
Big Fork River
Itasca County
William Coddington
Henry Kehring
Holihan
Russell
Grand Rapids
Coddington
Boy Killed After Pony Dragging Incident in Langdon
Grand Forks report states ten year old Lawrence Hegland died instantly when a pony shied at a large dog. His foot became stuck in a stirrup as he fell, leading to a crushed skull and severe injuries before responders could aid him.
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Lawrence Hegland
Langdon
Fugitive James Roberts Captured Near Davisville
Convict James Roberts, a fugitive from Folsom Prison, was captured near Davisville. He was dressed as a tramp, carrying a red under his arm, a roll of blanket, and a revolver.
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James Roberts
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Davisville
Chicago to Madison Western electric line plans fail
A Madison led project to build an electric railroad from Chicago to Fond du Lac is failing. The Chicago to Janesville segment is largely done, with Illinois gaps and Elgin to Chicago operations in place. Franchises and rights exist for Madison to Janesville and for much of Madison to Fond du Lac.
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Reproaches King Edward Over Irish Prisoner Clemency
Michael Davitt in a Daily News letter reproaches King Edward for not exercising royal clemency during his Ireland visit, failing to free Colonel Lynch the last Irish political prisoner. He argues no European monarch would omit such clemency and says the Irish will remember the omission after public enthusiasm fades.
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Michael Davitt
Daily News
Edward
Ireland
Lynch
Europe
Democrats Open State Campaign in Urbana Convention
Ohio Democrats began the state campaign two weeks before the Democratic state convention. In Urbana Champaign county held a forenoon meeting at the Chau tauqua grounds with speeches by W. J. Bryan John L Zimmerman Mayor Johnson and Lentz. A large crowd attended the event.
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Urbana Chautauqua
W. J. Bryan
John L. Zimmerman
Springfield
Johnson
Cleveland
Lentz
Columbus
Assembly
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Zimmerman
Bryan and Johnson Criticize Dead Issues in Party Clash
Fragmentary speech excerpts show Bryan attacking Wall Street influence and the silver issue, contrasting with Johnson’s forward stance. He attacks party reformers and warns the fight will continue until one side prevails. Bryan praises Bookwalter as a potential Democratic candidate, noting his farming and business background.
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Bryan
Democrats
Bunco
Wall Street
Democratic Party
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Sonnor
Hanna
Colonel Bryan
John W. Rockwalter
Springfield
Bookwalter
Carnegie Gives 2.5 Million in Steel Bonds for Dunfermline Estate
Andrew Carnegie announces a 2.5 million dollar gift in United States Steel bonds to Dunfermline Scotland his birthplace. The funds will maintain the Pittencrieff estate and its tower where Malcolm Canmore wed Princess Margaret. Proceeds also support a theater horticulture for workers and technical education in the linen district.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Dunfermline
Scotland
Pittencrieff
Malcolm Canmore
Margaret
General Young Named Last Army Commanding General
The president assigns General Young to command the army from August 8 to August 15 after General Miles retires. This makes Young the last commanding general and the first chief of staff once the staff law takes effect, though for a brief period.
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General Young
Washington
Miles
Storm at St Louis kills florist and injures workers
A wind and rain storm at the St Louis World’s Fair grounds killed Theodore Richter, fatally injured A J Clark, and severely hurt seven laborers. Damage to buildings and property reached about $10,000 as wind toppled scaffolding, ripped towers, snapped telegraph lines, and halted traffic. temperature fell from 94 to 68 in minutes.
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St. Louis
St. Lrouis
Theodore Richter
A. J. Clark
Feir
Richter
Skinker Road
Trafic
Wind and Rain Storm Hits Central Illinois Fairgrounds
A severe storm swept the Central Illinois fairgrounds on Wednesday, striking 2,500 spectators. Trees tents carriages stands and sheds were flung about as rain lashed down causing panic and several injuries. The Jacksonville area also faced a ferocious wind uprooting trees and bringing down poles.
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Grigesville
Ilinois Fair Grounds
Jacksonville
Cloudburst Halts City Services and Damages Buildings
A half hour cloudburst hit OttLarmmwa on Wednesday tearing roofs from several business blocks and breaking skylights. Streetcar service stopped and all telephone lines out of the city were disabled while telegraph wires were crippled.
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