Lifespan of Leo XIIL Lying in State at St Peters
Large crowds viewed the late pontiff Leo XIIL in St Peter's Church Rome doors opened from dawn to afternoon then restricted access for invited guests. Palatine and Swiss Guards posted at honor, Italian troops outside, officials maintained order as a high ceremonial wake proceeded amid religious rites and preconclave discussions.
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Rome
St Peter's
Poitif
Leo Xhl
St. Peter's
Wales
Annehartsie
Punpata
Rotman
Lalla
President Roosevelt and Son On Vacation From Sagamore Hill
President Theodore Roosevelt and his son set out from Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay, New Jersey, by horseback after a rain storm. The journey aims to skirt the Istana coast as gusts threaten travel, but Mrs Roosevelt cancels the trip due to rain. Three Secret Service men traveled by train to Sayville to secure the area and preempt suspicious characters ahead of the President’s arrival.
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Oyster Bay
N. J
Daly
Hoosivelt
Eltest
Theodore
Sagamore Gill
Noath
Istana
Sayville
Admiralty Calls for Tenders for Four Cruisers
Glasgow July 24 The British Admiralty has urgently called for bids to build four cruisers at Clyde shipyards. Tenders must be returned within ten days.
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Glasgow
High Record for Cotton Pushes Market Higher
A dramatic cotton surge pushed the market to a new high as prices jumped forty five Puluts above Festerdas' close at area 25. July, trading near 1.75. The day also showed 48 pulutes above yesterday's close, signaling strong momentum and renewed investor demand.
August World's Work educates on race, women, and trade
The August World's Work annual number surveys major educational issues with Booker T. Washington at Tuskegee Institute detailing training of the Negro, Ellot of Harvard on a new man, Bowdoin and Taylor on women's education, plus Country Life in America, America's Cup Race, The Fox Terrier, Gardening With Thomas, and Poultry Culture for Profit detailing a business man's turn to success after initial failure.
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Booker T. Waebity U
Tuskegee Institute
Ellot
Harvard
Bowdoin
Grees
Taylor of
Vasant
Wome
America
Thomas
Healed by Prayer Ends Hired Girl’s Term at Pittetown
A Pittetown, Rensselaer County item describes Mrs Brownell Brownell, once bedridden for three months, rising after a week of prayer, discarding medicines, and walking again. The healer was credited with restoring her strength and leading to the discharge of her hired attendants.
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Pittetown
Rensselaer
Serre
Mrattiche
Abe
Death of C. G. Dyer Brings Loss to Brandon
Brandon mourns Dr. Olin G. Dyer longtime local physician who died at 6 45 after an illness. A respected helmsman of medicine, he was deeply esteemed by colleagues and townspeople for his intuitive grasp of disease and consistent success in care. He leaves a legacy as a beloved citizen and healer.
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Brandon
Olin G. Dyer
Grand Trunk Pacific Heads Change at Line
Charles M. Hays, formerly president of Southern Pacific, says Grand Trunk Railway will have a new line with Canada’s approval and travelers’ interest. He becomes president and general manager. M. Maye elected for new line. Mills in Williams Town will shut next Saturday night to August due to cotton scarcity and high prices. Curtailed cotton policy expected to affect prices into August.
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M. Maye
New Line
San Francisco
Charles M. Hays
Southern Pacifo Company
Raed Trank Railway
Can la
Grand Trank
North Oe
Williamatown Manufacturing Company
Nxt
Young Corbett Downs Briggs In Hot Boston Bout
Boston July 22 Vane Young Corbett won the decision over Jimmy Briggs at the Tammany club tonight. It was their second meeting. Briggs used ring craft and stayed clear of Corbett’s swings while Corbett pressed with sharp lefts though without landing a decisive blow until the seventh round when he attacked hard. The bout drew interest as Briggs remained fresh to the end.
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Boston
Vane Young Corbett
Chanplin
Jimmy Briggs
Tammany Club
Briggs
Corbett
Corbett Shaply
Cor‘batt
Constitu tion did not start race for footers in Newport
Newport July 2 The Constitution did not enter today s race for footers. The Reliance and Columbia started over a triangular course of about eight miles at 11 47. At the end of 15 minutes Columbia crossed the bows of Reliance but Reliance beat to windward and edged ahead of her rival.
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Newport
R. J
Reliance
Columbia
Paterson Tornado Kills Two and Tops City Homes
A devastating tornado ripped Paterson New Jersey on July 22 killing two men at a Main Street site and injuring several others. Dozens of buildings were unroofed, trees toppled, and damage to shops and a hospital area was extensive. A subsequent storm worsened destruction as survivors assessed losses estimated near 250000 to 300000 dollars, with widespread ruin of unroofed structures and shattered windows.
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Paterson
N. J
Joseph van Dorn
van Dorn
Thosias Hancock
Laundtry
Tennis Championship Avowal Tournament at St Johnbury
The championship tournament at Saint Johnbury shows singles winner to play champion A J Sprague with a cup to the first three-time winner. Prizes awarded to singles winner and doubles runner up as Fairbanks and Sprague defend state titles. Entries close August 3 1905 with play beginning August 4 and match format best two of three.
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At &T
de Aeto
Sensational Case to Be Filed in County Court
Burlington July 20 A case with carnal features will be entered in Chit tender county court soon John Shenski v Antoine Pilkes Attornay T Hopkins and Deputy Sheriff James ne The suit is to recover 1000 damages for trespass and false imprisonment plaintiff alleges the defendants caused his rest and imprisonment on the charge of intimacy with a feeble minded Pole woman who was tied to event falsely Time also allowed that the defendants make the plaintiff pay 100 for release from prison.
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Burlington
Chittender County
John Shenski
Antoine Pilkes
Attornay T. Hopkins
Sherif James Ne
Record for Drunkenness In Rutixed July 29
Charles L. Watts appeared in city court for the fourth time since the license law took effect, holding the record for most arrests under the new act. He was found guilty of extention for a third offense and appealed. Police will pursue a clerk who sold Watts liquor while he is already a habitual drinker.
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Hand Mao
Charles L. Watts
Watts
Cams
Laxgurtain
Dronkard
Cigar Makers Organize in St Albans Local Union Formed
In St Albans on July 28 the cigar makers formed a local union chartered by the Cigar Makers International Union of America. The group has 15 charter members and will meet weekly once a lodge room is procured, with John Evans serving as president and a J H Holland as financial secretary.
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St. Albans
Cigar Makers of
Cigar Makers’ Internatonal Union of America
Jobn Evans
JH. Holland
Harvest Plan Aimed at Harvesters Near Great Bend
Farmers near Great Bend Kansas organize to recruit harvest crews from trains bringing workers. Women riders lure labor with wages of two to four dollars a day plus meals and beer, while men promise beer and rapid pay. Several trains halted west of Great Bend as crews offer high wages to attract help, with local women coordinating recruits to staff the fields.
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Great Bend
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Hartin Comity
Kan
Atehinol
Toyeka
Santa Fe
Fash
Ness
Crewe
Thor
Philadelphia Defeats New York in Ten Innings in League Play
Philadelphia edged New York 5 to 2 in ten innings as St Louis beat Cincinnati 7 to 0 and Boston topped Brooklyn 5 to 2. American League standings feature Detroit, Cleveland, and others with mixed results.
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New York
St. Louis
Gbeinnau
Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Circus Day Drunks In Burlington Injury Rampage
In Burlington on July 23 excessive liquor led to a girl being knocked over a hack and badly injured, a man rammed by the axis hack with heavy bruising, and twelve men jailed for intoxication. Arthur Bissett, hired as hack driver by A C Collinge, drank at the event and ran over a man from Grand Isle after the melee, later assaulted for $5 payment. Bissett also struck a young man seriously injuring him and was arrested.
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Burlington
Arthur Bissett
A. C. Collinge
Grand Isle
Collins
Bisnett
Gan
Tree care method from Wyoming experiment station
A vintage instruction cites a method to treat borers and rotting sores in trees. It recommends removing damaged tissue, pruning, and preparing the wound to conduct water away from the stem, then sealing with grafting wax and putty and waterproofing with paint or tar. The note appears in a Country Life to America excerpt.
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Wyoming Experiment
Irving Litchfield boy struck by train near White River junction
The Springfield youth Irving Litchfield, aged 0 years, was struck by train No. 14 near the Pearl Sample Bridge over the White River last night. Five ribs were broken and one leg was panotared.
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Irving Litchfeld
Mike Broken
Lang
White River Junction
Irvin
Litchfield
Springfeld
Paasampale
White River
Telephone Company Elects New Officers
The directors of the Washington County Telephone Terese elected a new board including E. W. Blabee and Donald Smith. Nicknamed officers include DM. Miles as secretary and Frank F. Cave a former president. J. W. Bisbee was re elected but declined to serve.
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Donald Smith
Washington County Company
D. M. Miles
Washington County Telephone Terese Areated
Witce
E. W. Blabee
Eleste
DM. Miles
Bee Frank F. Cave
J. W. Bisbee
Burglary at Northfield Targets Post Office and Meat Market
Northfield residents report a night burglary at Kiniball's meat market and the nearby post office. Entry was gained through a transom, a broken slate allowed access, an ash register was removed, mail and stamps rifled, and only about four cents left in a drawer. A breaker's weapon was found. no exact post office loss is known.
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Northfield
Kiniball
Lawrence Booth
Mayo Block
Chase & Roy
Gift of Hubbard Park in Montpelier City Gift
Montpelier city attorney urged acceptance of a land gift for a public park left by John B. Hubbard. Boundary disputes and about $5,000 to $9,000 are noted for shaping the park. The committee on public developments to confer with Hubbard estate commissioners and consider a special meeting to formalize acceptance.
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Committee On
Barry
Haley
Broadfoot
Hubbard
Officials Criticised Over No-Arrest Policy in Northfield
Northfield July 22 Officials criticised for not arresting intoxicated persons unless they cause a disturbance. Citizens argue the policy bypasses state law and reflects lenient enforcement of public intoxication.
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Dnp NorthBeid
Drake
Northfield
Death of Mrs Hopkins in Williamstown at 84
The elderly widow of Dennison Hopkins Dr. Filta Luce Hopkins died at home of EN Whiteclub in Williamstown early this morning at age 84. The funeral was planned for the Congregational Church at Williamstown with service at 12 o'clock at 879 North Main Street.
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Drv
Filta Luce Hopkins
Dennison Hopkins
EN. Whiteclub
Williamstown
North Main St
Barns Burned Near Norwich After Night Fire
Fire destroyed Rush Hawkins barns last night at Norwich. Livestock spared. harnesses and some tools saved. A new two horse wagon and small items lost. Hawkins returned from White River Junction after the blaze began.
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Norwich
Rush Hawkins
O'Alook
Hawkins
White River Junction
Bach's Works Attributed To Jean Solviation Bach Found
A fragmentary note on composer Jean Solviation Bach claims he was the most voluminous sil cop siphans. It suggests less than half of his works have been assembled or catalogued, with unclear terms indicating a scholarly question about output.
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Bach
Sil Copsiphans
Jean Solviation Bach
Rutland Man Killed by Lightning While Shelter Seeking
Rutland July 29 H D Edson a prominent Rutland resident died instantly when lightning struck a barn where he and his brother Alonzo Edson had taken refuge from a storm. The 68 year old Edson born Brandon VT in 1840 served in the Civil War a longtime school commissioner and town selectman and was past commander of the G A R post. He survived by a wife a son and two daughters. His brother was injured but alive.
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Rutland
H. D. Edson
Alonzo Edson
Edson Wence
Tara
Jen
G. A. Rt
New and Life Ingysanes Company
Buildings Struck by Lightning in Brook Surset Shower
A shower today struck multiple structures including Brook Surset School causing slate damage but no fire. The Washington Street house of Alsen and Albert Frdneh was also hit at noon with chimney debris and soot in rooms. no one was hurt.
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Brook Surset
Boon
Washington Street
Alsen
Albert Frdneh
Bart
Funeral of Attilio Bini Buried After Tetanus Death
Funeral services for Attilio Bini were held yesterday afternoon from his Granite Street home. A large gathering of friends and members of The Forestera of America attended the service and burial at Hope Cemetery.
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Attilio Bini
Granite Street
O'Elowk
Forestera of
America
Hope Cemetery
Closing Shops Meeting Notice Amid Shipping Committee Action
On closing shops, to close Priday end Saturday. A meeting is called to address a late misunderstanding in the Shodan nite on oly 24 and 23. The committee in charge urges members to govern themselves. W. S. Alexander, Pres. James Campbell, Sec.
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W. S. Alexander
Pres
James Campbell
Montpelier Military Band Concert This Evening
The Montpelier Military Band will give a concert in Park Street Stand this city this evening shortly after eight o'clock. The program includes a march overture and selections such as Romance Harmony of Laws and Hunting Sea.
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Park Street
Montpelier
Officar
Tial
Haney Net Dreta Wel
Phelstoy Na
Important Meeting Notice for Lodge Members
Important meeting notice requests all members of the lodge to attend the next regular meeting on Friday July 28 at 7 30 p m. Dues must be paid at the lodge room under new by laws. Members wish ing tickets for the August 12 event are reminded of the final meeting before that date. The financial secretary will be present at 10 o'clock to accommodate any arrangements. Otto, WM Gar Pres D C Gatewoun Fin So.
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Ahursilly Erening
Joely
Agin Ang
Finabalat
Otto
Gar Pres
D. C
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