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Newspaper

Geneseo Republic

Location

Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1903

Page

6

Man Accuses Wife Murder Ring After Fracas

Charles Frymyre in Hastings Neb says he arranged a confrontation at the murdered wife’s home after her marriage to Puls. He claims the couple had been secretly married for over a year and that family pressure forced the union. Frymyre alleges the shooting was accidental during the dispute and expects acquittal.

Charles Frymyre Hastings Neb Tracy Oldenbury Puls Frynmyre Puls Frymyre Guings Pals Pry Quyre Marres Pals Tom Trois

Explosive disaster at Chicago toy cap plant destroys blocks

A violent explosion at a South Chicago percussion cap factory injures many and kills three, shattering nearby buildings as windows burst and streets shake. Rescue crews report chaos with collapsed structures, debris everywhere, and widespread fear of further blasts.

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FUN ON THE DIAMOND Bride of a Football Player

A dispatch from San Vian se notes the Boston marriage of Miss Beryl Whitney, daughter of Parker Wintnes, a Rockefeller-like millionaire of Rocklin, to Harvard football star Thomas H. Iraydan.

San Vian Se Boston Beryl Whitney Parker Wintnes Rocklin Thomas Hiraydan Harvard

Pope Leo XIII Near Death After Prolonged Illness

An aged Pope Leo XIII lies near death surrounded by Cardinals and guards in a state of continual unrest. Doctors treat a severe chest infection as he receives the last sacraments and absolution. The pontiff reflects on his life and legacy, praising his years of diplomacy and social encyclicals while preparing for departure.

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Pope at Last Sacrament as Pope Leo XIII Fights Death

A Vatican bedside ritual portrays Pope Leo XIII receiving the last rites as guards and cardinals crowd the room. The aging pontiff, pale and frail, blesses the sacred college in a final benediction before sinking into quietude amid solemn prayers and ceremonial language.

Leo Sacred—College Rome Serafinio Vannutelli Fiar Sipe Sacred College

Pope Leo XIII Reassures World Amid Health Rumors

As rumors of Leo XIII’s illness spread, the 94 year old pope far exceeded expectations by attending a consistory on June 22. He endured lengthy audiences with fatigue and weakness but expressed calm, delivering a brief Latin allocution and blessing to the crowd.

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Dam Break at Oakford Park Wipes Out Park Crowd

A devastating cloudburst flooded Oakford Park near Jeannette as a dam wall gave way, sending a 40 foot high wall of water through the ravine. Dozens died and hundreds were injured or displaced as cars, buildings, and the park suffered catastrophic damage in the Monongahela region.

Oakford Park Jeaninette Johnstown Pitteburg Monongahela River Oakford Park Lake James McGrath Mr. McGrath Charles E. Thomas Littie Buiding Brush Creek Metermas

Mob Terror Grips Evansville Over Lynching Probes

A mob stormed the Evansville jail seeking Lee Brown, the alleged killer of Policeman Louis N. Alassey, sparking race riot. Militia deployed as white mobs torched and shot at Black residents, arrests reported, and violence spread through Water Street amid tense citywide unrest.

Evanneville Evansville Ind Lee Brown Louis N. Alassey Brown Vincennes Logan Water Street

Oil town blaze and license revocation in early Kansas paper

A trembler of mstduraras near Tulsa S. T. at 1,350 feet depth. The Grooks Oil Company Paint shop in Cleveland suffered a $50,000 fire loss, fully insured. The Morning Sun at Parsons Ban was sold to Henry J. Allen of Ottawa, chair of the State board of charities. Dr. William Art of Emporia Kan had his physician license revoked for grossly immoral conduct.

Tulsa S. T Grooks Oil Company Cleveland Morning Sun Parsons, Ban Henry J. Allen Ottawa State Board of Charities William Art Emporia Kan

Market outlook notes cautious hiring in industry and rail profits rise

R G Dunn Co Weekly Review says uncertainty remains over bottoming of business cycle with modest price concessions in iron goods and steadier markets. Railway earnings up 103 percent in June, foreign demand revives, failures slide in US and Canada. grain markets show volatility with forecasts of rains affecting wheat and corn exports and prices.

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Grain and livestock prices across multiple markets listed

Regional market summaries show Chicago cattle at 85.00 to 5.20 dollars, hogs 450 to 5.90, sheep 40 to 4.50, wheat No 2 red around 49 to 50 cents, corn No 2 about 49 to 50 cents, oats No 2 about 38 to 42 cents, rye No 2 around 52 to 53 cents, hay prices from 850 to 15.00, butter 35 cents, eggs 2 to 10 cents. Indianapolis cattle shipping 0 to 4.65, hogs 4.00 to 6.10, wheat 7.0 to 7.0, corn white 50 to 52 cents, oats 42 cents, St Louis cattle 4.50 to 5.25, hogs 5.00 to 5.80, Cincinnati cattle 4.25 to 5.00, Detroit wheat 7 to 6.40, oats 43 to 44 cents, Milwaukee wheat 5 to 6 dollars, barley 69 to 81 cents, pork 15.20, Clover seed 6.00. Buffalo cattle 250 to 540, hogs 4.00 to 6.25, sheep 4.00 to 5.00, lambs 6.50, New York cattle 4.00 to 5.5, hogs 4.00 to 6.00, sheep 3.0 to 4.0, butter 18 cents, eggs western 1 to 18 cents.

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