Dying of a Broken Heart in Rome Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinal Rampolla, a power in the late Vatican, lay near death at about age 63 after a life shaped by service under Leo XIII and a failed bid to succeed him. Born in Pozzetta Sicily, he held the Marquisate dei Tindarg and long studied Vatican foreign relations, though political shifts and health setbacks marked his final days.
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Engagement rumor shadows Newport dance crowd
The Sun reports New York society frets over Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish revealing at a Newport dance that her daughter Miss Marvin may be engaged to Paul Rainey of Cleveland. Rainey keeps silent while Miss Marvin reportedly presents herself as poised and refined despite the speculation.
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Village wager ends with dog fight on Elm Street
A vacationing man arrives with a fierce dog provoking a village crowd on Main Street. Bets are laid as locals, including postmaster Seth Hawkins, wager on the man’s dog against a 250 pound iron pup in a junk-yard yardyard setting. Sam Bowfin loses as his pup is defeated, celebrations follow.
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Four Boys Killed Crossing Railroad Bridges in Elizabeth
In Elizabeth New Jersey on August 13 four boys under nine were struck and killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train while crossing a bridge over Broad Street. Two bodies fell into a crowded street as women shoppers fainted. The victims were Walter Liesd Griffen, Wille Griffen, Raymond Daubner, and another boy named Daubner.
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Body found in St. Joe river linked to foul play
In South Bend Indiana Aus. 14 authorities report the body of Edward Murphy, missing since Tuesday, recovered from the St Joe river. Coroner's inquest clues lead police to believe he was a victim of foul play. his hat and $327 he had when he left home are missing, and his head bore severe bruising.
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Rector Accepted at St Pauls Episcopal Church
Richmond Indiana on August day David C Huntington of Syracuse New York has accepted the call to serve as rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church at the local parish setting in this city rendering pastoral leadership and duties to the congregation.
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Blue-Eyed Tailess Cat Experiment Sparks Debate
An early 20th century science feature details a planned, controversial project at Cold Spring Harbor to breed a white, blue-eyed, deaf tailless polydactyl cat. The piece questions the ethics and aims, noting supporters and critics and suggesting broader implications for science and humanity.
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Pretty Cutaway Fashion Piece With Embroidered Coat
The visiting toilele presents a rose pink cutaway coat heavy with self-toned embroidery and lace. Satin and mousseline desoie trim the seams while dyed lace inserts, black satin collars, and cuffs add contrast. A vase pink floppy hat with red embroidery completes the ensemble.
The Summer Widower a Gay Lothario in Town
A humorous vignette portrays the Summer Widower as a notorious rake who pursues frivolous revelry while his wife is away. After his wife departs, he succumbs to a life of seaside amusements, neglects duties, and returns home only at night, becoming a gossiped, dissipated figure.
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Mint work and prosperity in U S Philadelphia mint
Special to The Sun Washington August 14 the Philadelphia mint has produced two million pieces of subsidiary currency including half dollars quarters dimes wickets and pennies under Roosevelt administration. Earlier Cleveland administrations produced over 54 million and 236 million pieces respectively. Despite large output demand for small currency remains high signaling prosperity.
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Indiana Man Killed in Bridge Fall
Special to The Site reports a man fell from a bridge near Happy yesterday and was instantly killed when a timber broke away from the structure, precipitating him to the rocks below. No further details are provided.
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How Good Food May Turn to Poison
An early 20th century health note explains digestion and how delayed transit in the bowels can cause decay and poisoning. It discusses the intestines, digestion, and the role of cascarots as a natural stimulant, comparing to a six mile country walk. The ad promotes West Pocket Cascaret Boxes sold by Sterling Remedy.
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