Vatican Conclave Begun After Pope's Death Amid Mourning
Cardinals met at the Vatican as mourning cloaks signaled the pontiff's passing. Seals were affixed to the late pope's papers. the Fisherman's Ring was renewed. Cardinal Vanutelli faced illness and a train bombing delay, while others prepared for the conclave expected in September.
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Masses Held in Death Chamber for Pius X Repose
The death chamber conducted a Mass for Pius X with rites in the private papal chapel. Mgr Bressan and Cardinal Bislett celebrated in the Pope's private chapel, Bislett being the only cardinal aside from Merry Del Valy to remain at the Vatican.
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Head of the Jesuits Dead in Rome
Father Francis Xavier Wernz, head of the Jesuits known as the Black Pope, died early today in Rome from diabetes worsened by war anxiety. He led the Society of Jesus and may be succeeded after wartime conclave hurdles as provincial leaders must reach Rome, a difficult prospect amid hostilities.
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Bishop Walsh Pays Tribute To Pope Pius In Mass
Portland Me August 20 Bishop Walsh celebrated an early mass for Pope Pius the dead pope. He recalled the pontiff as a man of deep faith and ardent love for the Good Shepherd. He cited Pius desire to restore all things in Christ and urged rulers to seek peace over war.
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Cardinal Gibbons Set to Sail for Rome Today
Cardinal James Gibbons will sail from New York on the Canopic for Naples tomorrow afternoon aboard the White Star line. He travels with Rev. Louis R. Stickney who serves as his secretary for the Vatican conclave. Stickney delivered the Pope's death notification to the cardinal at Spring Lake, N J before preparations for Rome.
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Thunderstorm Over Boston Area Causes Lightning Flashes
A sharp thunderstorm swept Greater Boston after 10 PM lasting about an hour with rapid thunder. Revere Hull Winthrop and Boston reported heavy lightning and rain though early morning had no reported damage. Cooler ocean breezes kept temperatures less oppressive than the day before.
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Boston Park Men Hold Annual Picnic in Saugus
The Boston park and recreation department annual picnic at Spencer Grove in Saugus drew several hundred attendees. Local 12435 organized the event with games and a program. Representative John J. Lydon spoke and distributed prizes to event winners.
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Pope’s Face Serene Lips Seem to Smile
The dead Pope lies with a serene expression, lips parted as if smiling. Arms cross the chest holding a small crucifix, four large lit candles surround the bier, and Noble Guard members stand at the foot of the bed with others on duty nearby.
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Pope Leaves No Family Bequests in Will
Rome report states the Pope left nothing to his family in his will though he arranged for life insurance of 10000 dollars for his surviving sisters. The will was read in Cardinal Merry Del Val's presence but not officially published.
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The Popes Last Words Echo a Reign Motto
In Rome on August 20 the pontiff reportedly spoke his final words as the famous motto from his rule. Together in one all things in Christ. The quotation reflects his lifelong theme of unity in faith and mission.
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Cardinal O Connell sails to Rome after Pius X death
Cardinal O Connell boarded the Canopic at South Boston for Rome to attend the conclave electing a successor to Pope Pius X. The cardinal spoke warmly of the late pope, praising his universal charity, liberty of worship, and affection for the United States and the Boston diocese.
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Pope Dies as Reported by American Embassy Telegram
Secretary Bryan released a telegram from the American embassy in Rome confirming the Pope's death at 1 am on August 20 1914. The message is dated 9 am Rome time August 20 1914 and originates from Washington D C. Unrelated feature on Louie and Muggsy fills an entire color page in the Sunday Post.
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Archbishop Ireland Praises Pius X in Death Tribute
In St Paul Minnesota Archbishop John Treland issued a statement on Pius X death calling the pope a dramatic figure in a pivotal era. He lauded the pontiff as a champion of Christian doctrine and simplicity with deep piety and selflessness toward both Catholics and non Catholics.
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Vatican
Requiem High Mass Held for Pontiff at Cathedral
A solemn pontificial high mass for the repose of the late Pontiff will be celebrated at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross at 10 a.m. Monday. The Right Rev. Joseph G. Anderson will pontificate with Rev. P. J. Supple preaching. Seminarians from St John’s Seminary will be present and many priests from the diocese attend.
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Masses Ordered in Diocese of Hartford for Pope Pius X
Bishop John J. Nilan announces a solemn requiem Mass in all Hartford diocese churches on Wednesday August 26 for Pope Pius X. He prefers no mourning drapes, urging kneeling prayers at the communion rail instead. He also calls for prayers for a worthy successor and world peace.
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Marquis Maloney to Go With Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons sails from New York to Naples aboard the Canopie with Papal marquis Martin Maloney joining the party. The group will reach the city tomorrow afternoon and then proceed directly to Rome from Naples.
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Dying Moments of Pope Pius X Reported in Rome
In Rome the Vatican records describe Pope Pius X’s final hours. A crowning coughing fit preceded a calm spell as doctors and relatives gathered. He whispered a last blessing, then died as candlelight flickered and prayers were said by staff and clergy.
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Pres Wilson offers tribute to late Pope Pius X
Washington August 20 At the request of President Wilson secretary Bryan sent a telegram to the Vatican expressing the President s sense of the great loss the Christian world has sustained in the death of His Holiness Pius X praising his pure gentle character piety broad sympathy and world wide influence and noting the affectionate regard he attracted from all.
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Italian Court Pays Tribute to Pontiff
Rome reports Premier Salandra sent death notices of the pope to authorities nationwide and invited participation in funeral rites. The Official Gazette carries the obituary as the pontiff dies without need for special state precautions, unlike past papal deaths in which troops were deployed around St Peter's Square.
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