Pope Rally Goes On Amid Death Watch at Rome
Telegraph dispatch from London reports a surprising rally in the pope's condition with doctors noting renewed hope. Rome updates mention reception of Cardinal Rampolli, shaved, and that relapse remains possible. Cardinal Gib bons sails to be near Rome. Monsignor Valponi dies. church factions debate future papacy amid nearing death.
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Cardinal Rampolli
Lappora
Valponi
Monsignor
Church in mourning after pope's death
The Catholic churches worldwide enter mourning with heavy black draperies and solemn requiem masses. The bishop will issue instructions to priests, officiants will wear black vestments, and a pontifical high mass will be held at the cathedral. Mourning lasts thirty days with extensive services and bells.
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Leo
Papal Secretary Dies Amid Instability as New Pope Nears
Frail secretary and trusted aide succumbs to illness as Vatican politics loom. Report notes that a change in administration often brings reshuffles including the papal secretary of state. Separate item: Waldmere Hotel at Lakewood burned, loss $50,000, suspected incendiary origin. resident Fred Henselman returns to Pittsburgh after visiting family.
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Jamestown
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Waldmere
Lakewood
Chautauqua Lake
Physicians Defend Their Diagnosis of Popes Illness
Telegraph from Rome reports doctors Lapponi and Mazzoni defending their diagnosis of Pope Leo XIII’s illness. The account traces a sequence from June 30 drive in the Vatican gardens to July events, notes pulmonary inflammation, a puncture yielding 800 grammes of bloody fluid, and a brief improvement followed by renewed distress and low mood.
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Rampolla
Kansas Farmers Seek Harvest Hands at Auction
Labor demand surges in Kansas with auctions for harvest help. Two ordinary workers started at 250 dollars, rising to 321 dollars. A worker who would stack grain caused six dollars per day. In Boston, farmers halted a Missouri Pacific train to recruit harvest hands offering two to three dollars daily for three weeks amid labor shortages.
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Russell
Kas
Boston
Missouri Pacific
Baptists At Convention In Atlanta With 5000 Delegates
The International Convention of the Baptist Young People's Union opens in Atlanta with about 5,000 delegates. John H. Chapman of Chicago presides, and welcoming remarks are given by Governor Terrill, Mayor Hoffel, and Former Governor Northern, while President Flint of Dennison University replies. Speeches follow from Rev. S. B. Muesser of Detroit and W. T. Stackhouse of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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International Convention of the Baptist Young People’s Union
John H. Chapman
Chicago
Terrill
Hoffel
Northern
Flint
Dennison University
Granville
Death notices James McClure 97th OVI veteran mourned
James McClure born March 22 1843 in Keene township served as second man in Coshocton County to enlist in 1861 and rose to first lieutenant in the 97th OVI. After years in carpentry and type setting he died after successive strokes. survived by wife Rebecca Mosier four children and siblings. Funeral Thursday at two at home with burial at South Lawn cemetery.
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Keene Township
Alexander McClure
Ireland
Coshocton
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Truntsville
Alabama
Rebecca Mosier
Muskingum County
Kate
Charles
Lulu
May
Logan
Addison McClure
Columbus
George McClure
Cleveland
Kate McClure
South Lawn Cemetery
Day ton Dream of a Great Navy
Washington July 9 reports that naval affairs leaders plan a Navy greater than any before. Rep Alston G Dayton of West Virginia leads the push for a program of steady annual shipbuilding to fit four battleships with armored cruisers and supporting vessels. Six ships a year, with cruisers and auxiliaries, would harmonize fleets and speed, sizes and protections to sea.
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Naval Affairs Committee
House
Alston G. Daytor
West Virginia
Foss
Illinois
Mr. Dayton
Congress
Navy Department
McKinney Goes Insane Over Horse Races in Youngstown
Thomas McKinney a puddler in Youngstown Ohio became violent and smashed furniture in his rooms before being arrested last night after losing his grip on horse race betting.
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Youngstown, O
Thomas McKinney
Hamlin Resigns from Canal Commission Post
L. D. Hamlin of Flynn resigns from the state canal commission a move announced after Governor Nash appointed him to the state board of public works. No successor will be appointed.
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L. D. Uamtin
Flyrna
Nash
State Board of Public Works
Special Canal Commission
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