Coronation of Pope Pius X at St Peter's Basilica
Rome August 10 1914 Pope Pius X was crowned in St Peter's Basilica before 70000 dignitaries and a vast crowd. Cardinals bishops and Swiss guards assisted as the triple crown was placed on his head. The ceremony featured a grand procession a pallium and ceremonial mass with the Sistine Chapel choir.
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Pope Pius XII Receives Triple Crown in Grand Coronation
In a solemn cathedral ceremony Cardinal Macchi places the papal tiara on Pope Pius XII as crowds cheer. The pope is overcome with emotion while the chorus and bells fill the cathedral and the crowd salutes the new pope with acclamations.
Delegates Arrive for National Catholic Convention
Delegates arriving in Pittsburgh for the thirty third national Catholic convention are checking into hotels including the Renry. Business meetings begin tomorrow as Chicago, Hart, and other figures prepare to entertain and discuss next year’s agenda.
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Root to quit cabinet to join Alaska boundary commission
Washington August 12 Secretary Root will leave the War Department August 22 to assume duties as a member of the Alaska boundary commission in London. He plans no cabinet role after early next year and will likely be succeeded by Judge Taft, governor of the Philippines.
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Gen Young Takes Command Of U S Army
Washington August 10. At noon Saturday Lieutenant General Young assumed command of the army of the United States following the presidents order. Earlier Young took the oath of office in the War Department as officers in Washington and at Fort Meyer attended the ceremony. General Miles left for San Francisco to attend the G A R encampment. Clerks presented Miles with a silver loving cup and a vase of flowers.
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Insurrectionary Activity Spreads in Macedonia Districts
Constantinople reports widening uprising in Macedonia with bands active around Sanjak of Uskub and Krushjevo district. Government telegraph offices blown up, four Bulgarian villages rise in Di Bra area, provoking Albanian village protests. Porte claims authorities calmed Albanians and urged return home.
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Implicated Ell Player In Murder Rumor Sparks Outcry
A fragment from a Belin dispatch notes an ell player tangled in a murder accusation linked to royal assassinations. Two Servian officers in Petersburg report delegates refused to view passports amid tension surrounding King Peter’s line.
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Catastrophe in Paris Trains Kills Dozens in Underground Tunnel
A Paris underground railway disaster left many dead as two trains caught fire after breakdowns at Menilmontant. Fire crews flooded the tunnel and recovered seven bodies, with later reports raising death tolls beyond a hundred as passengers struggled through smoke and darkness.
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Count Pietro Maschi Restored In Vatican Tea Incident
Rome reports Count Muccioli of the Swiss Guard secured reinstitution of Count Pietro Maschi, suspended after an afternoon tea inside the Vatican for ladies of the Quirinal Society, including Mrs. Meyer, wife of the American ambassador.
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Murder of Consul in Monastir Stirs European Powers
Russia demands exemplary punishment for the Monastir murder of its consul M Rostkoski by a Turkish gendarme. The incident prompts international protests as Count Lamsdorff orders full satisfaction and punishment for those responsible, including military and civil officers. The gendarme killed the consul with shots fired at the carriage and wounded the consul in the head and hip.
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Murder of Russian consul sparks turmoil in Macedonia scene
News from Constantinople reports the murder of Russian consul Rostkowski triggers widespread unrest as insurgent forces rise north of Monastir and threaten Bulgarian and Turkish authorities. Frontier clashes, rebel control near Krushevo, and a court martial to probe the consul’s death are noted amid broader regional tension.
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David and Saul Jealousy and Its Harsh Consequences
The lesson traces Saul's jealousy of David after his Goliath victory, Saul's murderous fits, and David's growth under trial. It notes the four results of Saul's sin, including fear, God's departure, David's rise, and Israel's love, with reflections on jealousy's cost and discipline.
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John Wesley's Appeal to Maintain Open Hearts
A reflection on mutual respect in religious dialogue urging individuals to hold their own beliefs while seeking shared love for God and mankind. The speaker asks for no compromise or conversion, only sincere neighborly regard aligned with faith.
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Woman Overcame Suffering With Dodd's Kidney Pills
Miss Nellie Barfoot of Maplehill Iowa recalls misery with thoughts of death before using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports a complete recovery and urges others to try the remedy. The article ends with a note about rats in Southern Italy displaying unusual taste by climbing orange trees to suck blood oranges.
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Massive Idaho canal to irrigate 100000 acres near Snake River
Across Idaho between Blackfoot and American Falls the American Falls Canal and Power Co builds an 85 foot wide 60 mile long canal under state contract. It will create a prime farming valley with ideal climate and strong markets. Ten thousand acres are ready now for irrigation and settlement with low prices and easy terms.
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Factory piano and organ prices from W. W. Kimball Co
The ad proclaims W. W. Kimball Co as top piano makers with cash purchases and single factory price. It promises large savings on pianos and organs, listing various price breakpoints and discounts for popular models to attract buyers.
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