Pope Leo XIII A Portrait of His Scholarly Life
The entry presents Pope Leo XIII as a remarkable mathematician and scholar. It lists his early talents, studies under Andrea Carafa, and achievements from Latin verse at age 12 to the laurea in philosophy at 21. It notes his LL D, role as chamberlain to Pius IX, calls for dialogue among Christian sects, and his 1896 letter to the Americans.
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Pope Leo
Pope Leo XIII
Charles Darwin
Gionanbattista Pianciani
Leo
Pius TX
Cardinals Seek Leo's Successor Amid Vatican Race
Telegraph from Rome reports vivacious moves by cardinals over Leo XIII's succession. Gotti Rampolla factions trade favors as ambassadors press their candidates while Svampa's paralysis oddly aids his bid. Delval named conclave secretary signals foreign influence. burial preparations for Leo XIII underway at St Peter's with public viewing Friday to Saturday.
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Age
Rome
Leo
Goiti
Gotti
Genoa
Kaiser
Vatican
Rampola
Rampolla
Propaganda
Svampa
Scampa
Italy
Prisce
Naples
Cardinal Gibbons
Delval
Merry Delval
Academy For Noble Ecclesiastics
Roosevelt Lays Cornerstone At Yellowstone Gateway
President Roosevelt dedicates the lava arch gateway at Gardiner as Yellowstone Park’s cornerstone. He extols the park as a unique world treasure, urging national ownership to preserve its scenery forests and wildlife for future generations, noting Gardiner as the park’s northern gateway.
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Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Europe
Park
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Cardinals declare pope dead and prepare conclave ritual
In Rome on July 21 Cardinal Oreglia presided in the death chamber as the pope was pronounced dead. The fisherman's ring was removed and later to be broken and reset for the next pope. Oreglia has assumed governance of the church. The Italian government orders authorities to assist arriving cardinals for the conclave, deeming them princes of the blood and ensuring accommodation.
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Rome
Cardinal Oreglia
Catholic Church
Pope's Body Embalmed and Procession Planned
Rome July 211 The pope's body will be opened and embalmed with intestines placed in an urn for burial. He will be dressed in papal robes and carried to the Consistory hall for greeting by cardinals ambassadors and papal court. He will lie in state then be moved to the Sistine chapel for a bier and candles.
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Rome
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Vatican Basilica
Special Services at Sacred Heart for Pope Burial
Nine day bells toll 3 times daily across the diocese and a requiem high mass set for the pope's burial. A solemn pontificial high mass will be held at the cathedral July 29 with clergy present. A special burial prayer will be used for the pope, Leo XIII, according to church rubrics. Charles Axx and companions pearl fish on Sunday. Charlie finds a valuable pearl worth nearly $199.
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Father Synon
Sacred Heart Church
Mons Specht
Columbus
God
Leo
Christ
Charles Axx
Charlie
New Philadelphia Times
Rooseville Sets Third Oil Well Site Near Roseville
A location is set for a third oil well near Roseville. The nearby second well yields about twenty barrels per pump, indicating productive nearby oil activity.
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Rooseville’s
Roseville
29th reunion of the 62nd Ohio to meet in Steubenville
The 29th annual reunion of the 62nd Ohio will be held Tuesday August 20 in the RE M Stanton post room Steubenville with a basket dinner in Stanton Park.
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62Nd
Ohio
Steubenville
RE. M. Stanton
Stanton Park
Good Time at Balti more trip by Pittsburg lodge
Dean Stanley visited Baltimore with the Pittsburg lodge of gal reporters for a glorious outing.
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Dean Stanley
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Gal
Interesting facts about popes of Rome
The article lists early popes like St Peter and St Linus with dates and tenures. It notes that the first 56 popes were canonized, Boniface II as the first non saint, Gregory the Great as the 66th pope elected in 590 for fourteen years, and Clement XI as the 250th pope elected in 1700. It adds the Italian form Leone for Leo XIII and that the title pontifex maximus derives from ancient Rome.
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Rome
St. Peter
St. Linus
Boniface II
Gregory the Great
Leo XIII
Leone
Leo
Clement XI
Anarchists Plan to Murder the Kaiser
Chicago police report four Chicago anarchists chosen by lot to kill Emperor William are in Sweden on a death mission. Chief O Neil confirms the plot and says two men and two women in the party are well known anarchist leaders, with details held by Swedish officials.
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The
Age
Chicago
Wiliam
Germany
Jeff
Sweden
London
O’neil
O'Neil
Oscars
Kaiser
Choked Horse Crashes Into Boy Injuring Leg
The sixteen year old son of Anders Miller suffered a severe leg fracture when a horse fell on him while they were baling hay at his rural home three miles from town. The rope around the horse’s throat caused the animal to stumble and fall, crushing the log against his left leg. Dr. McClain attended, the fracture was reduced, and he is reported to be improving.
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Anders ° Miller
New County Directory in Coshocton County
Mesars C. R. Raddles and N. T. Cottom work on a Coshocton county directory listing all taxpayers with financial ratings. They expect the books to be completed by September 1.
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C. R. Raddles
N. T. Cottom
Coshocton County
Steamers Waverly and Turret Court Sink After Collision
The steamer Waverly sank after a collision with the steamer Turret Court five miles from Harbor Beach. The crew escaped unharmed. Mr and Mrs J E Hissong visited Russell Goodin in Jackson township on Wednesday.
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J. E. Hissong
Russell Goodin
Jackson Township
Warsaw Jury Hung on Verdict in Peace Provocation Case
Warsaw vs Leonard ended without a verdict after a midnight jury deliberation. Attorneys Powelson McDermott and Adams returned from Warsaw with Coshocton witnesses J A Compton and Lloyd Judd present. The jury stood seven to five. officials expected the case to end with no agreement.
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Powelson
McDermott
Adams
Warsaw
Leonard
J. A. Compton
Lloyd Judd
Coshocton
Clark
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office
Weekly list of names for letters remaining unclaimed at the Coshocton Ohio post office for the week ending July 20 1903. Names include Mrs Clem Donavan Mrs Lida Dewey Mrs Rosa Petroda Miss Alice Regal Mrs Maria Smith J M Baugh John Barline Jr C P Copeland BE C Divon Thomas West John Wiedman H R Williams.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Clem Donavan
Lida Dewey
Rosa Petroda
Alice Regal
Maria Smith
J. M. Baugh
John Barline, Jr
C. P. Copeland
C. Divon
Thomas West
John Wiedman
H. R. Williams
Fountains Triumph Over Shamrocks in Riverside Park Thriller
The Fountain base team defeated the Shamrocks of Mt. Vernon 7 to 2 in a fast, clean game before a large Riverside crowd. Carnes pitched well, hit a single for a homer, and Ernie Doney's deep right throw helped nail Cromsey at the plate. Craig and Abbott starred in offense as Fountains pulled away late. Umpire Hendersen. Time 1:46.
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Fountain Base
Riverside Park
Shamrocks
Mt. Vernon
Blick
Carnes
Inssilek
Othe
Ernie Doney
Craig
Cromsey
Kenyon College
Frank Tish
Fountains
Dec
Tiendersen
Fountains and Athletic Club to clash at Riverside Park
The Fountains and the Athletic Club set the second of seven games at Riverside Park next Saturday. Ricketts will pitch for the Athletic Club and Tish for the Fountains. A week later Piqua, with Robertson and Prince, visits to face the Fountains in town.
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Fountains
The
Athletic Club
Riverside Park
Ricketts
Tish
Piqua
Robertson and Prince
Battery
William Boyd Called Away
William F. Boyd a prominent Coshocton County resident died Monday night at his home in Mill Creek township after five weeks of bowels obstruction. He was sixty eight years old born in Crawford township and leaves a wife and three children. Funeral services were held at his Mill Creek home and burial followed at Amity churchyard.
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William F. Boyd
Coshocton County
Mill Creek Township
Mr. Boyd
Crawford Township
Tom McClure
Bethlehem Township
Samuel E
Keene Township
Richard
East Main Street
Amity
Boyd
Hotel Keeper Opens Doors to Democratic Treasurer Hopefuls
A Crab Orchard hotelier, longtime host to candidates, claims he never charges for board or lodging. He freely offers beds once used by John G. Carlisle and Joe Blackburn and says political visitors can stay without bills while his hospitality remains open to all candidates.
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Crab Orchard
Seelbach
Louisville “Courier-Journal
John G. Carliste
Joe Blackburn
Tragic Car Crash Ends With Severed Arm Attempt
Latrobe July 21 three men walking to Pittsburg were struck by Fast Line east near Alexandria Street elevated bridge. James Clark 45 of Cleveland was killed instantly while Stanley Greiner 25 and Andrew Roika 18, both of Pittsburg, were fatally injured. Greiner’s severed right arm was carried in his left hand as he walked to Dr Metzgar’s office and asked to have the arm reattached. He was taken to Westmoreland hospital in Greensburg and died shortly after.
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Latrobe
Pittsburg
Alexandria Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Clark
Cleveland
Stanley Greiner
Andrew Roika
Greiner
J. A. Metzgar
Oat Crop Sets County Harvest Record at Woodsaier Farm
G W Bender of Clark township reports sowing oats on May 1 and harvesting July 17, 78 days later, a record for the county. He notes a second field planted June 14 is near ready, with heavy yield and excellent overall prospects.
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G. W. Bender
Clark Township
Republican county executive committee meets for organization
The Republican county executive committee will hold a meeting in their room at the Ricketts building Saturday afternoon at one o'clock. Chairman George A. Way issued the call for organization.
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Republican County
Wil
Ricketts Building
George A. Way
Engineer Chapin Recommends New Water Works Upgrades
Canton hydraulic engineer L B Chapin met Coshocton officials to review the city water system. He urged a 20 inch suction line from the well to the station and a 14 inch discharge pipe to the reservoir, while keeping the current line in use. Chapin praised the supply as ample for a 100000 population and promised a written cost estimate at the next council meeting.
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L. BE. Chapin
Canton
Council
Board of Public Service
Chapin
American Society of Engineers
Ohio
Messrs. Tish, Hutchinson and Shaw
McCurdy and Pharion
Fisher
Raiff
Water Works Department
Jiti
Farewell Dinner for Miss Amelia Baughman After Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs James McDowell hosted a dinner for Miss Amelia Baughman and her mother on Monday as she prepares to depart Wednesday for a five week visit in Chicago and Illinois.
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James McDowell
Amelia Baughman
Chicago
Lows
Counterfeit gold and a legal office move reported
An item warns that gold used in printing and frames is bronze and spelter, and stresses how to spot the genuine Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters by an intact neck stamp. It notes the product’s fifty year cures and urges trial. Separately, Prosecutor Wheeler plans to relocate his office to the Shaw building, occupying space after August first.
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Wheeler
Shaw
Citizen's Bank
T. H. Wheeler
Picture of Pope Leo Shown in Store Window
A black draped portrait of Pope Leo was displayed in a Ransom dry goods store window shortly after news of the pontiff's death flashed on telegraph wires.
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Pope Leo
Ransom Dry Goods
General Cassine M. Clay Near Death in Kentucky
A telegraph report from Lexington Kentucky dated July 22 says General Cassine M. Clay is dying and cannot live twenty four hours. His family is gathered at his bedside in a telephoned update from his physician.
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Clay
Fry
Lesington
Cassine M. Clay
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Bell
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