Rampolla Solidly Backed by Spanish Cardinals in Rome
In Rome on July 30 cardinals allied behind Rampolla after a tense meeting at Cardinal Vives y Tuto’s home. Eight votes secured, though Herrero of Valencia misses due to illness. King Alfonso supports Rampolla in gratitude for aiding his mother Queen Christina, as Vatican relations tense with Carlists. Three ballots expected, conclave rooms prepared, Gibbons rated prominently among foreign cardinals. Leo’s successor anticipated by Saturday evening.
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Rome
Rampolla
Vives ¥ Tuto
Alphoso
Vives Y Tuto
Herrero
Valencia
Margherita
Pincian Hill
Oreglia
Vatican
Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Leo
Chief Arthur's Successor Dies Suddenl y
Dr A Warren of Youngstown son-in-law of A B Youngson heard that Mr Youngson died at 230 am in Meadville Pa Before his death Chief Youngson named Mr Shay of Youngstown as his successor The blegraph notes the unexpected death follows the chief’s appointment of a successor and cites Meadvill Ca as the time and place of death
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Youngstown
A . Warren
A. B. Youngson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Youngson
Meadville
Mr. Shay
Two German Lads Sent Alone to Join Father in Nebraska
Two orphaned German boys aged five and seven traveled through Coshoct to Nebraska to join their father. Each carried tags with their history and destination after their aunt refused to bring them to the United States. The boys were sent alone with only tags for guidance and protection by steamship and railroad officers. The article notes there are about 650,000 women dress makers in the United States.
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Coshoct
Nebraska
Germany
Good Roads Drive At Canton Ohio Celebration
A Canton Ohio July 30 report notes a Good Roads convention as the week's feature. Speakers include Martin Dodge of the agricultural department and J B Killigrew of Nashville Tennessee urging federal aid for Ohio highways. Resolutions push repeal of the two day labor road law and a cash road tax with no exemption. Citizens and groups urged to cooperate with lawmakers on the measure.
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Canton
Martin Dodge
Bureau of Good Roads
The
Agricultural Department
J. B. Killigrew
Nashville
Tenn
James Kennedy
House of Representatives
Ohio
Unusual Salem Township Nuptials Tie Families Together
In Zanesville Ohio on July 30 John V Faker and daughter Mary Baker aged 52 and 1 year wed Mrs Jucy L Cowden and her son Orville aged 37 and 22. Cowden sought Miss Baker ten months earlier but she declined to leave her father. The elder widower’s despair prompted a humorous matchmaking response from Cowden’s mother.
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Zanesville
John V Faker
Mary C Baker
Jucy L. Cowden
Orville
Salem Township
Willow
Sleep Ends Forty-Four Day Wakeful Spell For Endicott Allen
New York July 30 Endicott C Allen extraordinary patient at Monmouth Memorial hospital wakes for first time since entering a cot and sits up asks what is the matter then rises. He takes solid food and answers intelligently for first time in days. Doctors credit recovery as permanent with electricity noted as principal treatment and milk nourishment sustaining strength. Allen from Boston had slept a week before admission and had suffered a mysterious malady baffling physicians.
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New York
Endicott C. Allen
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Allen
Boston
Uprising Report Across Santiago Province
Telegraph dispatches describe sixty armed men gathering outside villages in the Canto district of Santiago province to avenge killings. Rural guards mobilized and volunteers enlisted as unrest spreads. In the U S, Doylestown National Bank was closed by the comptroller with J W Schofield named receiver amid large deposits. In Germany workers are visited at home on paydays by savings bank officials to collect savings.
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Agra
Havana
Santiago
Canto
Age
Washington
Doylestown National Bank
Doylsetown
J. W. Schofield
Germany
Savings Bank
Sunday School Workers Meet at Winona Lake
Four platform meetings are planned at Winona Lake during the International Sunday School association executive committee session opening August 6. Marion Lawrence will speak on Organizers Work. Additional talks include H M Hamill Potts and figures such as Harshorn Bailey Jacobs Hall Heinz Warren Miller.
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Winona Lake
Warsaw
Ind
International Sunday School Association
W. S. Jacobs
W. C. Hall
H. J. Heinz
Bishop H. W. Warren
Rufus W. Miller
Jimmie Found Safe After Farm Hideaway Return
Jim Pash the boy who ran away from home last Monday was located by his uncle Mike McCue at a farmhouse near Manefield on Wednesday and brought back to the city that evening.
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Jim Pash
Mike McCue
Manefield
County officials attend Canton good roads meeting
County Commissioners Bale Fish er and Davis attended the Canton good roads gathering on Wednesday and report securing several useful pointers from the discussions. Dr J T Beall bought Dr J C Hutton's residence on North Ninth Street for 3000 dollars and will move in soon.
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Bale
Fisher
Davis
Canton
J. T. Beall
J. C. Hutton
North Ninth Street
Ohio Normal University renamed to Ohio Northern University
Directors of the Ohio Normal University voted to rename the institution Ohio Northern University. Alumni honored former President Dr. H. S. Lehr at a reception attended by about 1600 students and citizens, following concerns that graduates had not received proper credit at other schools.
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Ada
Ohio Normal University
Ohio Northern University
H. 8. Lehr
Youthful Nomad Returns After 4000 Mile Train Trek
Russell Snyder, 14, ran away from Canal Dover two years ago. He traveled about 4000 miles by passenger train, visiting Ogden Utah Indianapolis Cincinnati and other places before returning today with his father from Newcomerstown. He says he journeyed alone and did not know anyone he met along the way.
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Canal Dover
Russell Snyder
Newcomerstown
Ogden
Utah
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
ONE RESULT OF AMERICAN RULE
Washington reports Philippine customs revenue for January through April 1903 totaling 2 991 782 dollars, up from 2 601 011 last year. A fourfold growth in business since Spanish rule to American occupation is noted. Wilbur Worthington completes Morgan Run stone bridge and returns home. L E Barcroft installs natural gas in bakery ovens. Sick list notes William Wright at home. Official stats show 17 000 000 Russian children ages six to fourteen receive no schooling.
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Age
Washington
The
Philippines
Stone Bridge
Wilbur Worthington
Morgan Run
Steubenville
Reusia
Wimmer sentences four with potential for more feuding outlook
John Henderson and Harry Stone were charged with disturbing the peace at the Epworth league festival at Linton Mills last Saturday night. They pleaded guilty and paid $5 fines each and ten days in jail, with the jail term suspended on good behavior. Henderson had previously been fined $5 and costs in another case. Wariness grows of a Kentucky feud as Henderson swore out a new assault charge against Forney and police move to the scene.
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John Henderson
Harry Stone
Ray Osborn
J. GC. Forney
Linton Mills
Sheriff Hedge
Squire M. W. Wimmer
Henderson
Squire Lawrence
Forney
Kentucky
J. F. Forney
Mapel
Squire Wimmer
Coshocton
Coils Tightening Around Jett and White at Cynthiana
Testimony in the second trial of Jett and White is more direct and positive than in the first. Witness Teoulbee said he saw Marcum fall and did not see Jett, while Hezekiah Combs testified he saw Jett, White and John Noble together just before the shooting and White beckoned Jett to sit in the courthouse door.
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Cynthiana
Jett
White
Teoulbee
Marcum
Jet
Hezekiah Combs
John Noble
Noble
Ewen
Struggle for Life in Waters of Wills Creek
Dr. William Bruce Carr of Davis and Carr nearly drowned while swimming with Floyd Adams in Wills Creek near Otsego. A severe arm cramp left him helpless in twenty feet of water until Adams and others aided his return to shore. Earlier reports claimed six men helped, but verification was lacking.
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William Bruce Carr
Davis & Carr
Wills Creek
Otsego
Floyd Adams
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Alphonso
Linton Mills Folks
Arthur
United States
State OF
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Canton Convention
Kansas
Minneapolis Journal
NEW Republic
Cuba
Jimmie
Dr. Hutton
Dr. Beall
John Forney
ADA University
Ohio Northern
Spain
L. E. Barcroft
William Wright
L. E. Barcroft's
East Walnut Street
the Age
Chicago
A. J. Stewart
Walnut Street
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