Famous Jesuit Father Cardella Dies After Surgery
New York July 19 Father Phillips Cardella a Jesuit priest with a storied career was found unconscious on the St. Francis Xavier College doorstep and died at St. Vincent Hospital He traced a path from Italy to Spain South America and Mexico aiding Jesuit institutions and teaching ethics and theology in a life marked by upheaval
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St. Francis Xavier College
St. Vincent Hospital
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Rome
Eral
Father Cardella
Spain
South America
Mexico
Morro Castle to Be Retained by U S in Cuba
Washington reports plan to occupy and defend Morro Castle overlooking Havana harbor with U S troops. Aim is to guarantee Cuban pledges and deter outside interference, while equipping the fort with modern artillery under a treaty provision. The Cuban government would receive the island’s governance.
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New York
Morro Castle
Havana
Washington
World Special
United States
Cuba
Hartford man shoots friend dies in Brattleboro home
Morton Star Cressy of Hartford killed Sidney Bristol of Battle Creek in a bedroom at Cressy grandmother Mrs. P Starr's house in Brattleboro after inviting him to stay. Bristol slept walking and was mistaken for a burglar. Suspicion points to an accidental confrontation.
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Brattleboro
Morton Star Cressy
Hartford
Heavy rains sweep Kansas and Oklahoma regions
Rain fell Thursday across southwest Missouri central Kansas and central Indian and Oklahoma country. Wichita in Sedgwick county recorded about 24 inches boosting corn prospects and pasture recovery while northern and western Kansas saw little rain and drought persisted. Oklahoma's El Reno area received widespread rain ending over a month of dryness.
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Oklahoma
Sedgwick County
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Section Foreman Shot Near Lake Station in Texas
Hill Hors a section foreman for the International and Great Northern was shot Thursday at Lake Station and transported for medical care. A pistol shot injured his left arm and side but authorities believe the wound is not fatal. Frank M. Thomas of Milam County and Fred Wilson were arrested in connection with the shooting. The report also notes Hereford a broom company shipped 60 brooms to Germany as a trial to open a new market, with broomcorn grown locally. In San Antonio Gerald Kemps Hall age 18 and cousin Walter Klein age 11 were playing with guns. Klein fired a loaded rifle killing Hall.
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Hill Hors
International
Great Northern
Aong Lake Station
Frank M. Thomas
Gause
Milam County
Fred Wilson
Thomas
Hereford
Tex
Germany
San Antonio
Gerald Kemps Hall
Walter Klein
Klein
Export of 200000 barrels of flour drives Cameron mill sale
Cameron Mill and Elevator Co shipped 20000 barrels of flour to London Belfast and other ports marking annual export of about 200000 barrels from July 1900 to July 1901. McClellan notes export volume for the year and regional destinations.
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Cameron Mill and Elevator Company
London
Belfast
McClellan
Souvenir Quilt Made for Mrs McKinley
Mrs Caroline Moore crafts a quilt from ribbons given to Mrs McKinley during her San Francisco and Fort Worth trip. It is reported that Pacific Express company headquarters in the state will move soon from here to Dallas.
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New York
Caroline Moore
Mrs. McKinley
San Francisco
Fort Worth
Tex
Pacific Express Company
Dallas
Australian fortune to be divided among Ty son heirs
In Atlanta on July 19 a report states that an Australian fortune of 40 million dollars will be divided among the heirs of the late Josich Tyson, with beneficiaries in Georgia and Alabama.
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Atlanta, Ga
Josich Tyson
Georgia
Alabama
Diplomatic Deadlock Delays U S Commissioner Departure
In Pekin on July 19 United States Special Commissioner Rockhill postpones his departure due to ministerial deadlock. Britain shows no sign of yielding on tariff increases while German forces build brick barracks at Tien Tsin as tensions rise.
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United States
Rockhill
Great Britain
Tien Tsin
Shoop resigns to take McAllister principalship
Professor John D. Shoop of Paris Tennessee resigns as city schools superintendent to become principal of the McAllister school in Chicago. Across the region a 22 year old man on a Weatherford farm dies by accidental self harm. In New Albany Indiana Benjamin Shadley shoots and kills Robert Wright and is arrested. A Navy deserter, William Fosdick, is captured in Hamilton and taken to New York by local officers. Daniel Bolen, railroad contractor, dies at Denison Texas and his body is sent to Chapman Kansas.
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McAllister
Chicago
George Thompson
Weatherford
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New Albany
Ind
Benjamin Shadley
Robert Wright
Shadley
William Fosdick
Navy
Hamilton
New York
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