Pope Leo XIII Stricken With Severe Lung Disease
Pope Leo XIII is critically ill with a severe lung disease as Cardinals in Rome attend the bedside. He recited the confession and heard absolution, while the Vatican remains in vigil. Doctors intensified treatment, and the pontiff spoke of having done all in his power for the church and humanity.
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Pope Receives Last Sacraments In Bedside Rite At Rome
The dying Pope Leo XIII received extreme unction and the last rites at his bedside in Rome. Cardinal Vannutelli and other officials accompanied the cardinal penitentiar y as priests administered the sacrament, absolution, and indulgence amid kneeling clergy and ceremony.
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Pope Leo's Decline and Final Consistory Reports
A long, troubled account traces Pope Leo XIII's frail health from last December through June, detailing rumors of his death, doctors’ statements, and personal appeals. It covers his attempts to work, medical care by Dr Lapyoni, and the June 22 consistory amid worsening strength, culminating in his visibly weak public benediction at the May 25 or June 25 event.
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Chronology of Leo XIII Career From Student to Pontiff
A fragmented chronology tracing Pope Leo XIII life from birth in 1810 at Carpineto through priesthood, cardinalate, and his papacy. It lists dates for education, offices, papal acts, encyclicals, jubilees, and key recognitions, noting reforms to church hierarchy and Italian unity amid later messages to rulers and calls for revival of Christendom.
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Unclear Pope Health Report Sparks Public Statements
Disjointed notes from the last week in June describe fainting spells among the Pope's circle. Lappoul issued a public statement urging consent to extended activity and rest, but Leo again refused to comply with the proposed plan.
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Fish to be frozen and shipped to the tropics
In an unusual test, a sixteen pound shad will be shipped from Philadelphia to Port Antonio Jamaica. The experiment to send frozen fish is led by Geo T L McKay superintendent of the Reading Terminal market and Professor G Har.
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Ice cake method eyed for export fruit and foods
Aastas Trozen and an assistant from the Department of Agriculture in Washington lead experiments on cold storage for fruit vegetables fish and poultry for export. Ice will be wrapped in two inch layers of felt and rubber before loading onto the steamer.
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Organizers Plan to Oppose Labor with $1.5 Million Fund
An Indianapolis dispatch reports the National Manufacturers Association may expand to become a strong anti union propaganda group. If adopted, a new $1.5 million emergency fund will finance propaganda and active resistance, mirroring labor unions' fundraising. The executive committee and members would ratify a revised constitution. Notable attendees included D. M. Parry, J. W. Vaneloage, and Marshall Cushing among others.
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Marshall Cushing
New York
Manufacturers’ Association
A. C. Marshall
W. EH. Speer
Newark
Madison Ill Wreck Kills Two Injures Many
A dire railroad crash at Madison a suburb of St. Louis derailed engine and cars plunging into mud. The eight coach Union Terminal suburban train carried workers. two killed outright and many injured. Women aided the injured amid harrowing scenes as screams and cries filled the wrecked carriages.
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Rail and railroads dominate the year in transport news
Estimates show 110 million railroad ties used nationwide in the past year. Major lines like St Paul and Burlington plan a joint double track from St Paul to St Croix Junction while Chicago and Eastern Illinois works push toward St Louis. Appointments include EH Shaw as division freight and passenger agent for Detroit Southern and R W Wammoni as city passenger agent of the Big Four in Cincinnati. Legislation questions linger over sleeping car passes and state officer conduct. John Nelson of the Big Four remains one of the oldest conductors in service since 1953. President Stuyvesant Fish of the Illinois Central warns farmers higher costs but potential better yields with extra work.
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King Loubet Arrives in London for Historic Visit
King Edward VII greets Louis Felix Marie Adolphe Loubet first French Republic president to visit a British monarch at Victoria Station. The event draws immense crowds and lavish decorations rivaling the Victorian jubilee as dignitaries, the Prince of Wales, and cabinet members welcome the guests inside the roped enclosure.
King Edward and entourage greet President Loubet at platform
King Edward in field marshal uniform with Legion of Honor cordon and the Prince of Wales in admiral’s dress greet President Loubet as he arrives. The two leaders, plus royals and ministers, exchange handshakes, inspect the guard, then depart in a state carriage to St James's Palace.
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Christian Endeavor Convention Draws 20000 in Denver
The International Christian Endeavor convention in Denver gathered about 20,000 visitors from around the world including India China and Japan. Delegates represented 92 000 societies as Denver workers hosted the event with a 10 000 seat tent and 15 acres of camp grounds.
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John Willis Buer
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Robert &. Coyle
William B. Sweet
Chulrtisan
Pacific Cable Opens World Wide Telegraph Ring
The Pacific cable was completed at 10:50 p m Eastern time aboard the Anglia, linking San Francisco to the Philippines in over 8000 miles. President Roosevelt sent a message to Governor Taft, and Taft replied. Mackay and Roosevelt then exchanged world spanning messages in twelve minutes. The transmission route included Oyster Bay to San Francisco, Honolulu, Midway, Guam, Manila, Hong Kong, and onward via foreign cables to Alexandria and Lisbon before returning to New York and Oyster Bay.
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The Bloody Fourth Deaths and Injuries Reported
Chicago Tribune reports Fourth of July disasters nationwide with 48 deaths and 3,431 injuries. Toy pistols and crackers caused most harm, but fireworks of all kinds filled hospitals. prior year totals were 21 dead and 2,172 injured on the night, rising to 31 and 2,772 next day. Other notes mention destroyed potatoes in Kaw Valley worth 400,000 dollars, a Rock Island Denver flyer incident near Belleville, and Oklahoma counties wealth increase of about five million.
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