Pope Leo XIII Dies Aged 93 In Rome Church Grief
Pope Leo XIII died in the Vatican in Rome at four o'clock Monday afternoon aged ninety three after a long illness. The death sent shock through Rome and the Catholic world with mourning nationwide. messages of condolence from emperors kings and dignitaries flooded the Vatican. Leo XIII led the church through vast changes and long reigns, with a conclave planned to elect his successor. The report outlines his life from birth in 1810 through to his leadership and key encyclicals and events, and notes preparations for the papal election and related ceremonies.
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Vatican
Rome
Italy
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Carpineto
Gregorian University
Noble Ecclesiastics
Gregory XVI
Benevento
Spoleto
Brussels
Perugia
Camerlengo
Lily
Scotland
England
Union of Christendom
Sistine Chapel
Washington
Monsignor Falconio
Associated Press
Monsignor
Falconio
United States
Hay Wires
State Department
Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinal Rempolla
Turner Pleads Guilty in Montgomery Peonage Case
Fletcher Turner, charged with peonage in Montgomery Alabama, appeared with his attorney after a jury failed to agree last week. He pleaded guilty before Judge Jones and was fined 1000 dollars. The attorney argued Turner was technically guilty under the judge’s interpretation of the law but denied knowledge of cruelty.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States
Fletcher Turner
Jones
Burial of Justice Lumpkin Near Lexington
The Georgia supreme court justice Samuel Lumpkin was laid to rest at the family burying ground six miles east of Lexington. The Monday ceremony drew a large crowd from Atlanta, Athens and other portions of the state to honor his distinguished career.
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Lexington
Samuel Lumpkin
Georgia Supreme Court
Atlanta
Athens
Westerners to colonize cutover timber lands in Alabama
A deal transfers 80,000 acres of Baldwin county cutover lands from Southern States Lumber Company to Chicago buyers Thomas P. Hamm and Frederick W. Brown. They plan to settle western farmers and stockraisers on the tract, joining existing farming lands they already own in the area.
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of Lumber Company
P. K. Yonge
Southern States Lumber Company
Thomas P. Hamm
Frederick W. Brown
Chicago
Baldwin County
Alabama
Wright to Be Surrendered to British Authorities
Acting Secretary of State Loomis issued a warrant on Monday for the surrender to British authorities of Whitaker Wright, the London promoter, who is charged with financial irregularities and held in New York.
Funeral of Mrs Blaine Interred at Oak Hill Cemetery
The remains of the late Mrs James G Blaine widow of the former secretary of state who died in Augusta Maine were laid to rest at Oak Hill cemetery in Washington on Monday.
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Augusta
Maine
Oak Hill Cemetery
Washington
George W. Beavers
Postal Department
Beavers
Hay
Rasela
Terrell
Georgia
Portugal
Charles
Norway
S. C
Old Homestead
Foreclosure Suit Against United States Shipbuilding Company
Mercantile Trust Company of New York files in the U S circuit court at Trenton New Jersey to foreclose a $15 000 000 mortgage on United States Shipbuilding Company properties due to a $400 000 interest payment default on July 1 The case seeks recovery and enforcement of the mortgage rights.
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Bult
United States Shipbuilding Company
United States Circui T
Trenton
N. J
Mercantile Trust Company
New York
Trouble for Southern Car and Foundry in United States court
Judge Kirkpatrick in Trenton New Jersey appointed Thomas A Gillespie receiver for Southern Car and Foundry Company. The firm with plants in Gadsden Anniston Birmingham Alabama and Memphis Lenoir City Tennessee carried about 2300000 in floating debt with 500000 plant value and 100000 receivables. Actions have been taken by First National Bank of Birmingham and Roane Iron Company Chattanooga seeking attachments. The company says it is not financially embarrassed, but a stay order blocks business and ancillary receivers may chase attachments.
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United States Circuit Court
Trenton
N. J
Friday
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West Orange
Southern Car and Foundity Company
New Jersey
Gadsden
Anniston
Ala
Memphis and
Lenore
Standard Steel Car Company
Pennsylvania
Chattanooga
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Birmingham
Alabama
Memphis
Lenoir City
Tennessee
First National Bank of Birmingham
Roane Iron Company
Chattanooga National Bank
South
Michigan
Valdosta
Federal Grand Jury
Montgomery
Jones
Aiken Count
South Carolina
Postmaster Hall
Chinquepin
Roosevelt
Miles
Young
Wood
Grace for Blacks through Religion in Detroit Meetings
Epworth Leaguers crowded Detroit venues as Dr. H M Hamil and Rev A B Leonard urged grace over race. Hamil said the negro has been reduced to a political tool and called for Christian transformation to end mob violence. Leonard warned against oppression of Africans and urged Christians to grant fair opportunities and spread the gospel at home and in Africa.
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Detroit
Ontario
Detroit Opera House
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
H. M. Hamil
Nashville
Tenn
Stear
North
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Bentonville, Ark
A. B. Leonard
New York
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America
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Schwab Uses Alias Charles Lee in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia North American says Charles M. Schwab hides in Philadelphia under the assumed name Charles Lee of New York City. He left New York on June 30 with his physician and has since vanished, with all trace lost.
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Philadelphia
Charles M. Schwab
New York City
Schwab
New York
Storm in Illinois leaves towns wrecked and deaths reported
A tornado Friday night swept across northern Illinois killing five at a race track near Streator and injuring many. Buildings collapsed including Case Electric park and a two story clothing factory. The Illinois Indiana Iowa bridge near Streator suffered major damage as did Kangley hoisting works. Mendota and Gardner reported further devastation with several dead and numerous injuries.
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Ill
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Nels H. Bivens
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W. D. Row
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Doyle
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Crore
Smith
Miss Smith
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Purcell
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Stauber
Vulcan Western Company
Ilinois
Indiana and
Iowa
Kangley
Mendota
Cora Reisdorf
Ora Lundy
Daniel Schamel
Schamel
John Wirschem
Dream of News and Crises across States and Nations
A survey of scattered reports notes wool sales in Colquitt county Georgia netting 15900 dollars, notable funerals including Justice Lumpkin and Chief Arthur, military encampments in Georgia and Savannah, court investigations, royal and political moves, lynchings in Wyoming and South Carolina, and emergent tensions between Japan and Russia with diplomacy in Ireland.
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Moultrie
Samuel Lumpkin
Georgia State Supreme Court
Lumpkin
Oglethorpe County
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Savannah
United States Cavalry
Jackson
Ewen
Aycock
North Carolina
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Portugal
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Arthur
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Cleveland
Charles Emory Smith
Proctor
Civil Service Commission
Basin
Wyo
Spain
Japan
Russia
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Ireland
Hourdet
Paris
Charles Fair
Onie Tanner
Gainesville
Bainbride
Prominent Names Sign Petition Against Kishineff Massacre
A list of signers to the protest petition against the Kishineff massacre has been published. Included are Senators Platt and Money, Governors Terrell Montague Jelks Longino, the Georgia legislature, Illinois justices Peckham Herrick and Chester, U S judges Niles and Packett, Bishops Gallagher Burke and Galloway, numerous congressmen, and mayors of over fifty cities led by New York's Mayor Low and Chicago's Mayor Harrison, plus other state officers and notable citizens.
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Thomas C. Platt
New York
Money
Mississippi
Terrell
Georgia
Montague
Virginia
Jelks
Alabama
Longino
Peckham, Herrick and Chester
Appellate Division
Supreme Court of Illinois
McSherry
United States
A. W. Packett
Henry C. Niles
W. F. Stevens
Gallagher
Texas
Burke
Albany
Galloway
Congress
Low
Harrison
Chicago
Chief Arthur Falls Dead at Banquet in Winnipeg
P M Arthur grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers collapsed while addressing the Winnipeg convention banquet and died within minutes. He had just spoken the toast and uttered it may be my parting words to many of you before fainting.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
P. M. Arthur
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Arthur
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