Death of Pope Leo XIII and last days in Vatican
The pontiff Leo XIII dies after a long illness described as senile pneumonia. He endured operations, spoke with prelates, and received family visits while maintaining serenity about death. His mind stayed active and he prepared succession plans before passing peacefully, leaving a legacy as a ruler, diplomat, author, and moral leader.
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Pope Leo at Ins Golden Jubilee and His Liberal Policies
The article profiles Pope Leo XIII born Vincenzo Pesci in 1810, his Jesuit education, rise to archbishop of Perugia, and papacy succeeding Pius IX. It notes his liberal, progressive stance, efforts for church and state reconciliation, and focus on workers as expressed in encyclicals.
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Palace of the Popes in Rome Revered Leader Remains Honored
The Vatican world mourns a venerable pontiff described as grand and attractive, a master of politics and religion. His long reign since 1878 faced church adversity, yet he fostered social and religious reforms, unity, and faith in humanity. A public jubilee marked a global reverence for his leadership and legacy.
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Slump in Steel Stocks Devastates 1907 Investors
A dramatic plunge in United States Steel stock wiped out the savings of about 75,000 stockholders across the Midwest and beyond, with a 300 million dollar decline triggering fears of a broader commercial downturn. Rumors and expert opinions swirl over manipulation, leadership loss among directors, and motives behind the selloff as advocates blame liquidation tactics while defenders dispute the severity of the crash.
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Four Wounded in Affray With Iowa Horse Traders near Goldyville
A crowd near Goldyville Iowa erupted in a gun battle between town authorities and itinerant horse traders. James St John was shot in the abdomen, Town Marehel John McHugh in the arm, Harvey Poa was shot in the breast and collar bone shattered. Poa to recover, St John sent to hospital. His wife wounded in the ankle. Officers arrested several traders after more than a dozen shots were fired. Seven or eight traders, including three women, were involved. battle occurred at daylight.
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Fragmented 1900s Lewd Mirth and Political Rhetoric Mix
A garbled summary exposes stray phrases about lynching, politicians, and public notices. It references Evansville, Lebanon, and Geneva, plus mentions of Gen. Miles, Gen. Caossius, and President Roosevelt, with stray lines on harvest work, navy impressment, and Porto Rico coffee opinions.
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Plan of Electing a Pope Behind Locked Doors
Cardinal conclave will assemble ten to twelve days after the pope's death to elect Leo's successor. The process takes place in the Vatican’s Blatine chapel with double locked doors, oath taking, secret ballots written privately, and scrutineering to announce the result. Interest runs high as prophecies swirl and past popes reshape odds for contenders.
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Pope Leo's Vast Wealth and Holy Year Income
Reports estimate Pope Leo's private wealth at about 50 million dollars with yearly income around 4.375 million. The Vatican keeps exact figures close, known only to Cardinal Rampola and another papal official, amid debates over the pontifical budget during the holy year.
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Death of Pope Leo XIII Reverberates Worldwide
Cardinal Oreglia assumes temporary headship of the Roman Catholic Church after Pope Leo XIII’s death. Bishops and pastors including Scanlan and Spalding mourn the pope as a man of scholarship and international influence, noting the loss to Catholic world and America.
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Pope Leo XIII Dead Leader of Millions
The article recalls Pope Leo XIII as a major church figure with vast wealth and immense influence. It notes private wealth around 80 million dollars, annual income near 4.975 million, and Vatican expenses including personal Papal costs, cardinal salaries, and global charity. Diverse tributes from bishops and public figures praise his long tenure, reforms, and devotion to humanity, while expressing uncertainty about how history will judge his deeds.
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