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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1903

Page

3

Features of Interest Courte and Crimen and Fires

Report details violent crimes including a double shooting where two colored men were killed and others wounded after a clash near Lawishire Zon. A masked assailant fled a building amid gunfire. The blast at a nitroglycerine plant northeast of a town killed several workers and destroyed the facility. A letter from the Avegler Polar expedition describes plans to reach Varda and endure fifteen months at sea and beyond.

Nemdmare Lawishire Zon Juli Mi Tian Doh T. Dinter Gadse Milligar Thanter Whytecages Neolino Farmington Cie Mites Aten Loin Bitaitton Tink Cancera North W.S. Chaplin Washington University Charles F. Rilliet Portsilumbel Russia Varda Civilization Imoney

Mob Hangs Fiend After Murder of Sheriff’s Daughter

A mob in Asatin county hanged William Hamilton for the murder and rape of M year old Mabel, daughter of Sheriff Richards. Hamilton claimed he attacked the girl in the woods to prevent her from informing, then killed her with a club. The crowd stormed the jail at Agsatin, dragging him to a telegraph pole and executing him. Dr. John Clayton Gifford reports exploration of Laquilla forest reserve in Porto Rico, noting new gold streams, crude native roads, and dense tropical growth.

Willian Hamilton Mabel Sherif Richards Asatin County Jnnton Parton Riew John Clayton Gifford Cornell University Laquilla Porto Rico Bureau of Forestry Washington Ile

Roosevelt Sends Check to Signet Family

A $100 check was received from President Roosevelt for Theodore Roose- Velt Signet, a boy born to Mr and Mrs William H Signet of McReesport. The sum is placed in a bank for the youngster with interest accruing until he turns 21.

Roosevelt Theodore Roose- Velt

Storm Strikes Mishawaka Causes Fatality and Fire

A powerful storm in Mishawaka Indiana knocked four men senseless by lightning. Buildings burned while chimneys and trees were leveled. One injured man is expected to die.

Mishawaka Ind

Sarto Elected Pope Under Name King IIX in Rome Conclave

Cardianl Giuseppe Sarto of Venice elected Pope Leo XIII successor by conclave in Rome. Born in Treviso Venice in 1835 he rose from priest to bishop before his election. Known as pious and liberal minded, Sarto assumed the name Pius X amid praise from Italian clergy and Pope Leo XIII era observers.

Giuseppe Sarty Venice Leo Iil Estesday Rome Ile Iix Len Luther Lorenzo Perosi Cardinal Sarta Patracela Vendee Operosi Sarthe Condin Giuseppe Sarte Tsin Atin Vis Tin Vane Pope Hiese Cuittolenge Veto Westie Athens Letus

Career of the New Pope Giuseppe Sarto and Papal Election

The article details Giuseppe Sarto’s rise from canon of Treviso to bishop of Mantua and cardinal, culminating in his election as Pope Pius X on June 12, 1894. It describes his earlier schooling, clerical appointments, and the conclave procedures including the symbolic voting, secret ballots, and the moment he appeared on the Vatican balcony to bless the world.

Csevees Tinbolo Italy Salamno Ceee Eee Treviso Mantua Tate Hieve College of Castlefranco Sistine Chapel Conchive Mgr Merry del Val Ceremonied Dosdon College Chen Caredinal Sacred College of Cardinals Cardinal Mucchi Apostolic Briefs Vatican Suevevanul St. Peter St. Peter On Earth Pius XII Basilica

Method of Casting Ballots in Papal Conclave

The article details papal election procedure with cardinals under canopies violet for cardinal-bishops and green for a senior bishop. It notes canopies fall after a pope is elected, leaving the new pope’s canopy. Each cardinal has a writing table and six in the middle, with the senior cardinal-bishop present.

Crop Conditions Report Shows Widespread Delays and Mixed Yields

The weekly crop bulletin notes cold weather delaying harvests across northern regions from New England to the Pacific coast. Rain improves some areas, but central and southern Rockies remain very dry. Southern states report excellent crops while Missouri and Ohio valley show least favorable results. Wheat and oats yields vary, with drought and late rains impacting ripening and hay.

Weather Bureau Newngland North Facille North Dakota West Gulf South Atlantic West Gulf States Mississippi Rocky Mountains Nebraska Kyn- Base Arong Ohio Valley East Gulf States Rocky Mountain Iowa Kansas Illinois Lake Region Missouri New York Michigan Pacific Coast South Dakota Oregon Washington Minnesota Wisconsin Pennsylvania Cotion Belt Virginia Texas New England Oklahoma Upper Peninsula Sioux Valley Nax

Granddaughter of Secretary Hay Born in Secretarial Family

Mrs J W Wadsworth Jr, daughter of Secretary of State Johnny, has a healthy girl named Quelyn after her grandmother. A deadly rail accident near Brazil injured many and killed brakeman A1 Sullivan. Lightning struck several victims in Indiana and Kentucky, with multiple fatalities and serious injuries. Fish burned on White River under health officials, and a Waldron clash between saloonkeepers and temperance supporters led to gunfire and arrests.

J. W. Wadsworth J. W. Wadsworth, Jr Johnny Quelyn Atrs. Hay Dendy Chicago and Mastern Winais Miami Brazil J. A1. Sullivan Eip Bartel Winters Creil Witters Chicago Mimeie Frank Banstian South Bend Ind Thomas Buskirk Pleasant Grove Evansville Robert Lee Louis Massey Madisonville George S Swartaman Vincennes the Board of Health White River Anderson

Mystery in La Porte Fire and Robbery Report

Reports describe the unexplained La Porte fire as possibly burning the resident I. C. Hat and destroying the home leaving no clue to his fate. A separate case tells of Frederick Lorenz a cattle buyer who was knocked unconscious and robbed by two women and an accomplice near Highland and Ross.

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