Coronation Prep and Papal Election Confirmed
Rome reports St Peters awaiting coronation with 50000 tickets allocated by priests and clubs. Diplomatic and aristocratic galleries set, piazza secured by military to prevent protests. Washington confirms Cardinal Sarto elected pope as Pius X, with Falconio delivering bishops’ notice and praising the new pontiff.
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Rome
St. Peters
Pius X
St. Peter's
Washington
Monsignor Falconio
Cardinal Sarto
Monsignor
Falconi
Leo. XIII
Joseph Sarto
Venice
Merry del Val
St. Peter
America
Apostolic See
Christ
D. Falconio
Larissa
Cardinal Gibbons Illness in Rome
Cardinal Gibbons, in Rome, is suffering from intestinal trouble blamed on heat and fatigue. Doctors say the illness is not serious and will likely be brief.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Territorial Election Returns in Sugar Loaf County
Caston and Long Creek precincts in Sugar Loaf County report Choctaw Nation national officers results with Hudson 82 and Mc Clure 6 for Auditor, Scott 84 and Dukes 4 for Treasurer, Wilson 83 and Battlest 8 for Secretary, Vinson 78 and Gardner 7 for Attorney. Black Fork expected to yield about a one hundred majority for the Tuskahoma party.
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Poteau
I. T
Caston
Long Creek
Sugar Loaf County
The
Choctaw Nation
P. H. Hudson
P. J. McClure
George W. Scott
G. W. Dukes
E. H. Wilson
M. Battlest
C. S. Vinson
Joe Gardner
Black Fork
Tuskahoma Party
Sleepwalker Falls to Death in Lawton Porch Incident
S J Carter of Lawton Oklahoma stepped from a veranda while asleep and fell twenty five feet. He suffered a brain and spinal concussion and died. Carter was a 70 year old old settler of Kansas and had a son in Kansas City.
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Lawton
Okla
S. J. Carter
Carter
Kansas
Kansas City
Death by carbolic acid poisoning near Buffalo Bayou
Miss Bertha Hudson, about nineteen, was found dying near a bridge over Buffalo Bayou in Sam Houston park. Initially unknown, she was identified about three hours after discovery. The coroner investigated the death as a suspected self poisoning.
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Houston
Bertha Hudson
Buffalo Bayou
Sam Houston Park
Matthews
Humbert Family Faces Trial In Swindle Case In Paris
In Paris on August 8 the Humbert family returned to court on charges of forgery and swindling related to a claimed 20 million inheritance. Therese Humbert and Frederick Humbert lead the proceedings with Therese vowing scorn as jury selection begins and crowds gather at the Palais de justice.
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Paris
Humbert
le Grand
Crawford
Palais de Justice
Melun
Frederick Humbert
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus
Seola
Gaston Bonnet
MomMier, Planteau, Pignard
du Dezert
Legion of Honor
Mme. Humbert
Maitre Labor
Rennes
Pope to grant benediction aid for Catholic University
The pope will issue a bull granting apostolic benediction to all faithful contributing to the annual collection for Catholic University in Washington. He told Rector O’Connell the institution is destined to become the heart and center of Catholic clergy and life in America, with archbishops and bishops raising the funds.
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America
Rome
Catholic University
Washington
O'Connell
United States
Australia appoints Lord Northcote Governor General
London reports the king approved Lord Northcote, current governor of Bombay, to succeed Lord Tennyson as governor general of Australia after his resignation.
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Australia
London
Lord Northcott
Bombay
Lord Tennyson
Whittaker Wright Released in London Bail Deal
Whitaker Wright, the arrested promoter and director of the London and Globe Finance Corporation, was freed from Brixton jail after bail of 250000 was posted by the National Cooperative Society. Trenton, N J. Aug 8 The cash buyers union first National Cooperative Society, with capital of 5,000,000, has been incorporated to run department stores and related business.
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London
National Co-Operative Society
Trenton
N. J
Cash ‘Buyers’ Union
First National Co-operative Society
Result of Cossack's Charge
In Kieff on August 8 three workmen were killed and twenty four wounded when Cossacks fired on rioters trying to interfere with railroad traffic. The crowd counted about two thousand. A magistrate an officer and several soldiers were injured by stones.
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Kieff
Russia
Canal Treaty Unchanged
Washington dispatch reports the state department has been informed by Consular General Gudger at Panama of an unchanged canal treaty status. The telegraphic communication appears to confirm no new amendments or alterations to the agreement at this time.
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Washington
State Department
Gudger
Panama
Betwnah i
Canal Treaty Talks Resume Between Panama and Bogota
Panama and Bogota have resumed contact while no messages arrive from Minister Baupre in Bogota. Observers assume the canal treaty situation remains unchanged.
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Panama
Bogota
Baupre
Disturbing Worship Sentences In Boston
Granville Martin William Trotter and H Charles were found guilty of disturbing the Booker T Washington meeting at Zion M E church last week Mart in and Trotter received thirty days in prison the minimum penalty and Charles was fined He paid the fine and the others appealed. Killing at Kaufman Joe Melton remanded to jail without bail after an examining trial before G E Chilcoat the justice of the peace His attorneys plan to pursue a writ of habeas corpus.
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Boston
Aug
Granville Martin
William Trotter
H. Charles
Zion M. E
Martin
Trotter
Charles
Kaufman
Tex
Joe Melton
Ben Ellington
Here
G. E. Chilcoat
Melton
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Burt Norwood
Wen
Bryan Steam Laundry
A. E. Worley
Prop
John Wittman Fio
Falconio
Pope
Social Paris Excited
Humberts
Whittaker Wright
E. L. Shettles
Opera House
Dewitt
DeWitt's
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
N. M. McDoguald
C. C. Shelburne & Co
Nabors Bros
Copzeight
Cupion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Cole Bros
Thos
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