Foraker Doubts Aldrich Ticket and Herrick Nominations
Senator Joseph B. Foraker returns to Cleveland and rejects talk of Aldrich as Roosevelt’s running mate and of Herrick’s VP prospects. He says Cincinnati Gas and Electric matters are uncertain, while Ohio politics lean toward a fall Republican victory.
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Old Grudge Ends in Duel at New Orleans Office
In New Orleans District Attorney J Ward Guerley was shot dead in his Canal Street office by Louis W Lyons, who then shot himself. Lyons had previously sued Guerley for damages over a diamond pin case and lost. Guerley, longtime US Attorney and DA, died minutes after the attack. Lyons died shortly after.
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Roosevelt receives praise over Kishineff petition
Elberon New Jersey letter dated July 18 1903 from Oscar S Strauss expresses heartiest congratulations to President Roosevelt for his handling of the Kishineff petition and related Romanian protest, calling it a contribution to humane diplomacy and world peace.
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Intruder Driven Off By Shielding Shotgun At Boarding House
Thomas Brown and John H. Hewitt clashed at Mrs. Maggie Hays boarding house on East Fifth Street yesterday afternoon. Brown allegedly forced entry, fired at Hewitt but missed, and Hewitt then fired a shotgun wounding Brown and prompting both to be charged with shooting to kill. Brown sustained minor scalp injuries. Hewitt surrendered at Hammond Street Police Station.
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Pope Placed Arms of State in Quiet Farewell
Special cable reports from Rome describe Pope Pius X's death scene via his valet Pio Centra. The pope died peacefully after a brief interview with the valet, who recalls his final words of gratitude. Embalming plans and public viewings are noted, with Cardinal Oreglia expected to lead reforms. The Vatican edition of Osservatore Romano emphasizes continuity of the papacy and the motto Unicuique Suum.
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Pope Leo Dies After Prolonged Illness At Vatican
Dr. Lampponi notes the pope died from exhaustion after a lengthy illness. In his final hours Leo XIII gathered energy to recognize voices, displayed calm dignity, and exhaled his last breath at 4 04. The Vatican was sealed as Cardinal Oreglia assumed leadership and ordered removal of curious visitors.
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Marlborough to Succeed Onslow as Under Secretary
Special Cable reports the Duke of Marlborough will replace Earl Onslow as Under Secretary of State for the Colonies. London sources say the appointment is expected to go through, with confirmation anticipated in parliamentary circles.
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Archdiocese Directs Masses and Bell Tolling After Pope’s Death
The Archbishop issues rules including tolling bells for nine days at noon after the Angelus, a requiem high mass in each church, a solemn Pontifical Mass at the Cathedral on Tuesday July 28 at 9 a.m., and continuous prayers for a successor. Clergy must attend, churches to be adorned for thirty days, and prayers to be recited by celebrant and people.
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Pope's Death Mourned Across Cincinnati Catholic and Civic Leaders
News of the Pope's death brings universal sorrow in Cincinnati. Catholics feel a deep loss while many others echo mourning for a leader seen as good and great. Walnut Hills residents hear the tolling bell from St Francis de Sales Church as official notice spreads.
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Cardinal Gibbons Lauded After Pope Leo XIII Death
James Cardinal Gibbons eulogizes Leo XIII as a guiding leader among men. The article traces the late pope’s birth in Carpineto on March 2, 1810, his upbringing, and the rise of Vincent Joachim Raphael Louis Pecci through priestly ranks to become a pontiff, highlighting Gibbons as a contemporary witness to his influence and legacy.
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Suffering marks the last moments of Pope Leo XIII
Rome July 20 Pope Leo XIII died at 4 04 pm after two weeks of struggle with illness. Dr Lapponi confirmed the death as the aged pontiff’s spirit departed calmly. Cardinals, relatives and church leaders grieved in the Vatican as the body lay in state and plans for nine days of funeral rites unfolded.
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