Thousands Attend Leo XIII's Sarcophagus Tribute in Rome
Thousands fill St Peter's to honor Leo XIII with a gilded inscription on his sarcophagus. The late pope's will leaves his estate to relatives but already divided among three nephews. Cardians confer as conclave preparations proceed. Gibbons visits, will meet only cardinals until the conclave.
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Congregation of Cardinals
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Oreglia
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Merry del Val
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Republic
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Aguarte
Papal
Italy
Cucchi Boasso
Legation
Sacred College
Swampa
Mgr. Francica Nava
Vatican
Quirinal
Leo
Rampolla
Mocenni
Cretan
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Oreglia
Cardinal Gibbons Arrives in Rome for Visit
Sardinal Gibbons arrives in Rome with Father Garvan his secretary. He is met at the station by Monsignor Kennedy rector of the American College at Rome and Father Hertzog procurator general of the Order of Sulpicians. They drive to the Sulpician house where mass is celebrated.
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Rome
President Hears Sermon Praising the Pope at Christ Church
President and family attend morning services in Oyster Bay as Rev Dr J Winthrop Hageman preaches on the Pope Leo death. The sermon credits his death with uniting Christian denominations and advancing the goal of world re union. The President spends the rest of the day with family.
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Christ Church
J. Winthrop Hageman
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Leo
Catholics in Roxbury honor late Pope with requiem masses
In Roxbury churches large congregations attended solemn requiem high masses for Pope Leo. Clergy at Mission Church St Patrick's St Francis de Sales and others delivered eulogies praising Leo's zeal for the church and humanity. Special music accompanied services across all parishes.
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Mission Church
Father Frawley
Richard Donahue
Leo
Maurice F. Flynn
P. J. Daley
St. Francis de Sales
Vernon Street
Father Daley
Pope Leo
St. John’s Church
Blue Hill Avenue
M. J. O'Connor
Father Barry
St. Philip’s Church
Harrison Avenue
St. Joseph's
Circuit Street
St. Hugh’s
Church of the Sacred Heart
Centre Street
Requiem High Masses Held at Malden Churches
In Malden at Sacred Heart Church a requiem high mass was offered at 10:30 with Rev. J. J. Wayons celebrant and Rev. P. J. Hally delivering the sermon. At Immaculate Conception Church mourning vestments marked the occasion with Rev. Richard Neagle presiding and Rev. Supple and T. J. Stinson assisting. the choir under Antonio E. Martin presented an elaborate musical program.
Archduke Leopold Marries Bavarian Actress in Geneva Suburb
Archduke Leopold brother of Crown Princess Louise of Saxony wed Bavarian actress Mlle Adamoviecs in a Geneva suburb today. The elopement scandal involving Princess Louise and Professor Giron last fall is tied to the marriage.
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Riverside physician Arthur Pierce dies by suicide
Riverside doctor Arthur C. Pierce, a well known local figure, killed himself this evening citing long illness and financial troubles as the causes. The incident occurred after a period of ill health and mounting debts.
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Arthur C. Pierce
Riverside
Proctor replies on civil service ruling Washington post office
Chairman Proctor of the Civil Service Commission responds to former Postmaster General Smith and a Philadelphia Press editorial. He argues the investigation shows the department, not the postmaster, caused most civil service violations at Washington post office and denies seeking exceptions for relatives or friends.
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Medford Churches Endorse Bates Action Against Revere Beach
Resolutions drafted by Rev. George A. Cooke were adopted by Medford churches, endorsing Governor John L. Bates for using police authority to curb corruption at amusement venues and vile resorts at Revere Beach, urging citizens to support state and local enforcement of laws.
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George A. Cooke
Revere Beach
Revere
John L. Bates
Commonwealth
Boy Lifts Mortgage in North Adams Tale of Johnny Ceturo
Johnny Ceturo a 14 year old immigrant from two years ago will send 8.63 to Italy this week completing a 125 mortgage on his birthplace. He saved the money in under a year from weekly earnings while working in a Main street bootblacking stand. He helps his mother three brothers and a sister with cheerful spirit and strong work ethic.
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Johnny Ceturo
Italy
Johnny
Soldiers Attack Officer Near Newport Rhode Island
Police officer Tobin patrolling a boat was struck by a brick and beaten by nine Fort Adams soldiers. Private Ballantine Rowell pleaded guilty to assault and paid a fine. Two other privates, James Murphy and George Milley, were detained for trial after identification by Tobin.
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Fort Adams
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George Milley
Quincy Picnickers In A Row Over Kettle Riot
A violent fight between two picnicking parties in the Mosquito woods left 10 East Cambridge men jailed for disturbing the peace. Quincy men James Mullen and E. Simon Bennett were hospitalized with a fractured skull and a broken rib. The brawl began over a kettle, and visiting party members used baseball bats. Ten out-of-town men were arrested and booked. arraignment set for tomorrow in Quincy court.
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Mosquito Woods
East Cambridge
E. Simon Bennett
James Mullen
Harry Flynn
James Riley
Herbert Quinn
William Linsay
William Mitchell
Joseph O'Neil
William Farrell
James Johnson
Victor Malcolm
William Briney
Quincy Court
Wide Open Day at Revere Beach
State police planned to fully close Revere Beach and enforce the Sunday liquor law. The crackdown follows an earlier move by E G Knight and Henry Faxon, who charged nine hotelkeepers with illegal liquor sales. About 60,000 visitors were at the beach, with no drunkenness arrests by nightfall, and summer court dates unresolved for license violators.
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E. G. Knight
Henry Faxon
Revere Raids Denounced Sermon at Revere Beach Service
The Rev. George E. Littlefield conducted his first civic church service in the Johnstown flood building auditorium at Revere Beach yesterday forenoon. His sermon stated that the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath, and he denounced Sunday openings of amusements along the beach amid ongoing controversy with the attorney general.
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George E. Littlefield
Johnstown
Revere Beach
State police close Nantasket beach amusements on Sunday
The state police ordered the Nantasket Midway and related amusements closed for the day amid Sunday law enforcement. Chief Reynolds and local officials questioned the move as not harming public order, while proprietors like Frank Marshall and Nat Burgess complied and then left. A preacher linked Puritanism to current activity, arguing recreation on Sunday is essential and urging broader enforcement against gambling and other sundry vice.
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Nat Burgess
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Metropolitan Force
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Revere
Devonshire Street
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White House
Revere Beach
Boston
Mayflower to replace Sylph as President's yacht
Oyster Bay, July 26 The Mayflower now at Brooklyn navy yard will replace the Sylph at Oyster Bay as the President's yacht. President Roosevelt will use the Mayflower as his flagship during the Sound maneuvers in August.
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Daring Rescue At Marine Park Costs Life Saver Exhausted
In South Boston at Marine Park a man drowned while two bathers struggled near the diving raft. Captain George T. Cuddihy, leader of City Point life saving crew, plunged to save the victim, was knocked unconscious, then revived after hours of effort. The second swimmer, exhausted, survived with assistance from onshore rescuers.
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Boston
George T. Cuddihy
City Point Life Saving Crew
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Cuddihy
Ald
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Shot and suicide at Morton House in New York
A well dressed man identified as C Weiss and a young woman registered as Weiss and wife Syracuse arrived at Morton House. In the afternoon the woman screamed and three shots were fired. Both died from heart shots. Police believe the man killed the woman and then himself. Coroner found both from Schenectady with tickets and a Cr eamer ring pawn ticket in the woman's clothing. A man belonged to Elks Lodge 324.
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New York
Morton House
Syracuse
C. E. Weiss
Schenectady
Albany
Elks’ Lodge 324
TO STUMP FOR COLLINS
Fourteen new members were initiated and eight were proposed at the regular meeting, signaling growth and ongoing efforts to expand the organization’s fellowship and activities.
Boston Meeting of Ben Franklin Lodge Knights of Labor
The Ben Franklin Lodge 5463 Knights of Labor met at Union Park Hall yesterday with Thomas H. Canning delivering a speech. He pledged to support May or Collins in Boston during December and urged their election. The lodge treasurer reported 1400 picnic tickets issued and $10 received.
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Knights of Labor
Union Park Hall
Thomas H. Canning
Washington
Boston
Collins
Nude Bathers Arrested in Cambridge District Court Today
Eight youths were arrested for bathing in the Charles River without proper attire in Cambridge. Named detainees include Joseph F. Sullivan 17 Edward F. Hennebury 15 Robert Mitchell 18 Jeremiah Kelley 17 William E. Mahoney 16 James Sullivan 19 William F. Norton 14 and Edward Helein 19. All are slated to appear in District Court today.
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Rogers Avenue
Boston
Edward F. Hennebury
Robert Mitchell
Columbus Avenue
Jeremiah Kelley
Longwood Avenue
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Prentiss Street
Roxbury
James Sullivan
Lamont Street
Tried His Father's Drink
A one year old boy in Somerville drank a water glass full of whiskey. A physician saved his life after the child became unconscious and the mother admitted she had been secretly filling the glass over several weeks. The father says he has sworn off.
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