Pius X Crowned In Imposing Vatican Coronation
Immense crowd witnessed the Vatican coronation of Pope Pius X in St Peter's Basilica. Cardinal Macchi and other prelates performed the rites as the triple crown was placed on his white head amid a blaze of music, banners, and clergy. The ceremony concluded with prayers, invocations, and the papal blessing, after which the monumental procession dispersed from the basilica.
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Muro
St Peter’y Bayday
Joes
Geeliculationa
Evies
Vatican Palace
Apostolis
Wweia
Yoepe
Phecavornl Agire
Burne
Volce
Anita
Lee
St. Peter
Ceremny
Dumebse
Macehi
Dia
Segna
Vannutelli
Volleges
Palentcina
Maweh
Sagau
Benlor
Dengoo Macchi
Avas
Carenal Mucehl
Tha Lata
Torun Chriat
Amon
Buret
Érita
Daeilica
Swithin
Ambitious U S Plans Face Hurdles in New Era
The United States Congress debates a grand plan to stabilize government in Algiers with a three year program offering ten dollars a day for heap raised. Wealthy Europeans express concerns over permanency while Washington advertises a bounty for potential informants. The era marks a push toward decisive actions despite wary opposition.
Negotiations Woes on Reopening Trade and Cuba Slavery Abolishment
English and American talks stumble on reopening talks with Spain over Cuba and other issues. The report notes labor wage disputes in London and outbreaks of disease in New York while President plans sailing plans and weather fears rise with daily death rates.
Confederate riders moved from Cincinnati to Pennsylvania prison
Ailice in Philadelphia drew government attention over uve in unisassarts hospitals. A rumor stirred the New York Stock Exchange about Lincoln's death. Jefferson Davis urged rebels to return to duty. One hundred twenty three Morgan riders began from Cincinnati to a Pennsylvania prison. Confederates justified their actions as a response to Union actions in the ongoing conflict.
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Philadelphia
Uve
New York Stock Exchange
Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
de Reid
Morgai
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Marreisburg
Fragmented 19th Century War and Politics Snippets
A garbled, OCR style chronicle recounts decades of events. It mentions surrender to Spanish troops, Cadiz insurgents, Gen Ben Butler, Washington plans, slave emancipation, Nile floods, Kentucky governor race, Liverpool sentences, Wall Street rumors, epidemics in Alexandria, British sessions, and Sherman policy debates.
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Insurgenta
Cadiz Sur
Ben Butler
Washington
Spain
Porte Rien
Mary Arab
Condition of crops in August report summarized
The August crop condition report from the Agriculture Department shows wheat and corn in mixed health, oats and rye below top condition, potatoes and hay described as good. It provides August 1, 1903 figures with July 1 and ten-year averages for twenty principal states.
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Department of Agriculture
Teriesace
West
Aco Tug
N. Carolina
Virginia
S. Carolina
Dakota
Oklahoma
Konaag
Missouri
California
Noelivawk
Ohio
Whale Ae
Tess
Tenncanve
Michigan
United Bet
Talyi
Blaynaota
Dakot
B. Dakota
Ie Town
Oz Whatington
Wisconsin
FIRST AMERICAN CARDINAL 10 VOTE FOR FOPE
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Srunten
United States
Leo
New Order of Things
Awful disaster visits Paris on electric railway
A catastrophic fire on the Metropolitan electric railway in Paris left nearly a hundred victims. Three trains were consumed by fire. passengers were burned or suffocated after a breakdown at Meulmontant station amid undercrowding.
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Paris
Metropolitan Electric Railway
Meultmontant
Oats and Tax Data Amid Turbulent Train Tragedy Report
The report mixes agricultural condition statistics for oats and tax data with a dramatic account of a tunnel fire disaster. It notes Aug 1 crop conditions across several states and compares to prior months and years, then describes a crowded station fire where trains collided and passengers perished after smoke and panic trapped travelers. Firefighters eventually reached the tunnel to rescue survivors.
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Sve
Les Charonnes
Belleville
University leadership changes stir academic moves
Columbia University grants emeritus status to Prof William B Ware after twenty two years at the school of architecture. John Huston Fearey to be inaugurated president of the College of the City of New York on October 1 with addresses by President Roosevelt and former President Cleveland. Cyrus Northrup of the University of Minnesota threatens resignation over unpaid salary as state funds prove inadequate to cover expenses. Brander Matthews of Columbia elected to new post in the cinema literature department. Dhames Randolph named head of the Hindi department. W W Carlyle of Wisconsin Agricultural College accepts agricultural post at Colorado State Agricultural College beginning next September.
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Columbia University
New York
City
William B. Ware
John Huston Fearey
College of the City of New York
Rogcevelt
Cleveland
Cyrus Northrup
University of Minnesota
Brander Matthews
Dhames Randolph Nn
Carlyle
Wisconsin Agricultural College
Agricultural and
Dandry
Colorado “State ‘Agricultural, College
The Laziest Man on the River Crossing Plan
Ringold, the village idle, devises a daring crossing of the swollen river using a balloon tether and a mobile line setup. A New York broker offers a fortune to be across for a meeting, while locals tease and watch one man’s stubborn reluctance to work. Ringold orchestrates a buoyant escape, aided by Al Cusick and others, transforming laziness into a risky, inventive rescue under threatening flood conditions.
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Ringfeld
New York
Ringold
Stworth
Sam
Page & Jessop
Aid
Wall Street
al Quaick
al Cusick
Cusick
Page & Jessi
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