Papal Fisherman's Ring Vanishes After Pope Leo XIII Death
A Rome dispatch reports the papal Fisherman ring, an emblem of papal authority, missing after Pope Leo XIII's death. Cardinal Oreglia had certified the death and investigators question when and how the ring disappeared amid a wave of visitors to the death chamber.
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Salt Lake swim fatal. boy drowned near Antelope Island
Rustyn Wells was found on rocks about 100 feet from shore at Antelope Island after a group including Hoy Larkin and Miss Pomeroy swam at Salt Lake. Larkin, 1 year old, is still missing. Wells and Larkin entered deep water during a breezy afternoon. attempts to recover them at night failed. This marks the lake’s first drowning in several years.
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Commercial Pacific Cable opens routes with new rates
Commercial Pacific Cable Company announces the entire system from San Francisco to Manila is now open for public trade. Rates are set from San Francisco to Midway Island at 60 cents per word, with Hong Kong, China and Japan routes listed at various prices.
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San Francisco
Manila
Bai Francisco
Honolun
Midway
Hongkong
China
Mardy
Japan
Clivewall
Wisin
Seoul
In Cares
Lal Oihier Phyoes
Im Cuvea
Riaos Parmasa
Vesuvius Grows Active Amid Lava Outflow
Vesuvius increases activity with lava bursts reaching up to 50 feet, confined to the crater area and upper slopes. A wide crater stream about 250 feet wide fans into smaller channels, while incandescent showers are reported at night. Officials deem the eruption non dangerous and of minor significance.
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Te Crater
Kentucky preacher kills man at jail table in Liberty Kentucky
The preacher Robert Lee of Siunie in Les Heetine county Kentucky killed one man and fatally wounded another after a quarrel at a jail table in Liberty. He later surrendered to sheriff and was jailed.
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Les Heetine
Ditty Woods
Rescues Babe From Baboon in Indiana Camp
At midnight, Frank Sedu camping with family along the Ohio River above Lawrenceburg heard a child’s screams. He found his infant in the grasp of a creature described as nonhuman and half beneath the animal. the infant escaped injury as the beast dropped the child and vanished. Biedler suspects a balloon deception.
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Frank Sedu
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Biedler
General Cassius M. Clay Dead at Whitehall Home
Gen Gavelus M. Clay died at his Whitehall residence near Richmond Kentucky Wednesday night at age 84. He was a famed abolitionist and duelist who once led a controversial life involving his trait of an imagined vendetta and a long list of violent encounters. His will allocation and contested estate reflected his unsettled mind and legal disputes after death.
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United States
Russia
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Louisville
Sam Brown
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St. Petersburg
Old General Clay’s Marriage and Turbulent Final Years
In 1804 Gen. Clay, then 84, married Ducachardson, a 15 year old he had adopted. The child ran away. by 1800 she secured a divorce with Clay’s consent and wed Riley Brook. Clay left her a plantation and lavish home furnishings. Brock died in a railway accident. Clay, later deemed of unsound mind, retained control of his affairs.
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Extra Session Busy With Reciprocity and Currency
The Wifty-eighth Congress extra session to meet in November plans to pass a Cuban reciprocity resolution and begin currency legislation. Aiming for action before Christmas, the Senate currency bill advances, with Democrats set to attack the Dingley tariff, while House rules link the reciprocity move. Congressman Miller aims to fund Kaw River improvements.
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Bourke Cockran May Become British Subject Leader
Bourke Cockran, an Irish native who later settled in New York and became a lawyer, may become a British subject and join the Irish Party to take a seat in Parliament. He has long been a prominent Democratic speaker and recently campaigned for the gold standard and McKinley. He has also visited the Orient.
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Irish Party
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United States
New York
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McKinley
Orient
Open Door Refused in Manchuria by Prince Ching
Prince Ching, head of the Chinese foreign office, writes United States Minister Conger to refuse opening Manchurian towns to foreigners. He argues openings are impossible where towns are not in China allegiance and held by Russian troops. Washington officials question the gesture but expect guidance as China previously signaled openness and Russia backed similar terms.
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United States
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China
Russia
Bendered records and sports scraps from Boston and beyond
Reports from the Charles River Park track in Boston note Harry Caldwell of Manchester N H challenging for records as Babble Walthour Atlanta Wilt Stinson Cambridge and Basil du Guichard Paris race 16 miles with Walthour winning in 17 46 4 5 and Caldwell briefly leading. Other items include Lon Dillon Cleveland trotting record 2 03 44 and updates on billiards boxing and baseball figures including Jake Schaefer Ed Delehanty Terry McGovern Aurelia Herrera and Young Corbett with mentions of Beaumont and the Pittsburg outfielder.
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Boston
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
N. H
Jon Nelson
Babble Walthour
Atlanta
Wilt Stinson
Cambridge
Basil du Guichard
Paris
Walthour
Caldwell
Lon Dillon
Cleveland
Marce
Alix
Galesburg
Iix
Abbot
Ed Geers
Chicago
Jake Schaefer
George Wheelock
New York
Uying
Chaimsplan
Ed Delehanty
Niagara River
Joe
Tim
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Frank
Terry McGovern
Aurelia Flerrera
Young Corbett
Werrera
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Pittsburg
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Waka
Conditions of the crops show mixed effects from cool weather
The weekly crop summary notes generally favorable conditions with rain shortfalls in Indiana Missouri Southwestern Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas. Central and eastern belts report variable corn and wheat yields, rust in oats, and reports of damage from hail and high winds in the lake region and upper Mississippi Ohio valleys. Cottton belt shows improving conditions but rust and rain needs persist. spring wheat districts face poor prospects in parts of Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Nebraska
Miesiusippi Valley
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Carolinas
Central West
FY. S. Kennedy
Chicago
National Miller’ Federation
Kennedy
United States
Trade unions and labor developments across states and nations
The piece notes large union memberships and actions including the Wean and Bricklayers unions exceeding 80,000 members, demands by the Longshoremen and general convention of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in Salt Lake City, a four year fire protection engineering program at Armour Institute, a Santa Clara County teachers union, and formation of the Connecticut State Board of Mediation and Arbitration. It also details a Muncie glass workers project to combat glass blowing machines, the New York State Department of Labor showing rising union prosperity with 357,234 members in 2,306 unions, Greater New York housing 210,000 unionists, and mentions an upcoming suspended electric railway opening in Germany between Bar men, Diberfeld and Vohwinkel over the River Wupper.
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Beruhin
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Boston
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Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Salt Lake City
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
Santa Clara County
Cal
San Jose
Connecticut
Media Ton
J. Hurburt White
Hartford
Hiram H. Fox
New Haven
Josiah E. Hubbard
Middletown
Beveral Mu
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New York
Barmen
Diberfeld
Vohwinkel
Wupper
Trade and industry outlook improves with cautious optimism
A cautious overview notes improving conditions outside speculative regions with better weather and rising demand. Reports cite heavy railway earnings, strong wholesale and retail trade, and ongoing confidence in large contracts, though iron markets remain unsettled and cotton goods face a persistent downturn as buyers delay purchases. Wheat and corn exports show year over year fluctuations, with two weeks of exports totalling over two million bushels and continuing regional demand patterns.
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Bessemer
Pittsburg
Merchant Steel
Southern Iron
Garfice
Moston
New England
Bradetroot
Historic Midwestern Grain and Livestock Prices Snapshot
Regional price array shows Chicago and neighboring markets with cattle hogs and sheep ranges from $3.00 to $5.70, wheat No 2 about 76c to 80c, corn No 2 mixed around 50c to 60c, oats about 38c to 50c, rye near 57c, butter 18c, pork around $14.05, and various spreads in Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York reports. Demand centers include Indianapolis and Cincinnati with notable cattle and hog price tiers across stations.
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New York
Found a Friend. Mrs. Matilda M. Boucher shares kidney remedy cure
Valley City North Dakota July 27 Mrs Matilda M Boucher describes long head trials relief after Cold Kidney Pills. She recalls an attack of Relatica in January and credits Dodd and Kidney Pills with rapid recovery. She notes no symptoms since and plans to recommend them to others.
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Notre Dame Ad Exalts Education And Catholic Values
Notre Dame University in Notre Dame Indiana promotes its colleges and preparatory school, offering free catalogs and information on terms courses and admission. It highlights private rooms for upperclassmen, St Edward's Hall for younger boys, thorough higher courses and business training. The piece notes sixty years of educational service and remarks on scientific fact about solar hydrogen eruptions reaching hundreds of miles per second.
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St. Edward's Hall
University of Notre Dame
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