Death of Pope In Likely Hours As Relapse Strikes
Reports say the pope suffered a late night relapse with fever and bronchial lung affection, renewing fears for his health as observers await a final outcome.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
1
Pope Pius X Death Looms as Pope Fails in Rome
Rome April 16 Pope Pius X is dying and only hours remain according to his brothers sisters and church dignitaries by his bedside. Physicians report rising fever weak pulse and signs of pneumonia as the pontiff’s condition worsens with clergy and officials awaiting a possible conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wood
United Press
Rome
Pope Pius X
Vatican
Marchiafava
Holy Father
Pr. Amici
Dr. Amici
Amici
Cagili
Monsignor
Caccia Dominini
Merry del Val
Mer
Vincenzo Vanutelli
Cardinal Vannutelli
Cardinal Oreglia
College of Cardinals
College of Cordials
Weather Summary for La Crosse and Surrounding Areas
Forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warmer readings. Temperatures in La Crosse reach a high of 76 and a low of 44 with no precipitation. River stage data indicate slight rises at reads Landing and Red Wing over the next 48 hours with La Crosse nearing abut ionary levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Vicin
Wisconsin
Minnesota
St. Paul
Crosse
Pr. du Chien
T. Louis
Men of note on the program in La Crosse chautauqua
Dr Frederick Cook famed North Pole discoverer is among those selected to lecture. The Associated Charities plan a chautauqua in La Crosse July 13 to 20 contingent on selling 800 tickets. The eight day meeting will feature sixteen programs with one each afternoon and evening. A city hall gathering last evening formed a committee with full authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cook
North Pole
Associated Charities
la Crosse
Ity
Hebberd
C. E. Josten
Miss Salisbury
Chautauqua Managers
Chicago
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Lou J. Beauchamp
Ohio
Thomas E. Green
St. Louis
Gabriel R
Dee Forest C. Dewey
Dewey
Mission
The
Presbyterians
City
F. P. Hixon
J. M. Holley
G. H. Gordon
Fred Smith
C. J. Felber
G. H. Merman
Prof
F. H. Fowler
D. E. Rice
Ray Collins
Harry Bartz
B. S. Steadwell
John Halvorson
Chautauqua speakers lined up to aid Associated Charities
A Chicago style Chautauqua plan was approved to raise funds for the Associated Charities. Speakers include Senator Miles Poindexter Lou Beauchamp and Dr Frederick Cook with two musical companies and two Shakespearean plays in a Ben Greet setting. The charity reported aid to 589 individuals in six months including 121 families and 59 married couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Winnifred Salisbury
Salisbury
Amateur robbers strike in Grand Crossing hold up
Three inexperienced gunmen stopped Burlington workers William McCormick and N Frey on Gillette street near Loomis and Prospect. The trio demanded only small cash, took five dollars from McCormick, and fled without searching either victim as police scoured the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Crossing
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
William GC. McCormick
Burlington
N. Frey
Gillette Stret
Loomis and
Prospect Streets
McCormick
Frey
Gillette Street
Pat Crowe Bound Over for Circuit Court Burglary Trial
Pat Crowe, famed kidnapper of Edward Cudahy, bound over to the circuit court on a burglary charge. Judge Joan Brindley set bail at 1000 dollars. Crowe to await the May term in county jail. Witnesses not called as defense rests. case stems from Staley room burglary and goods pledged at a La Crosse saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Crowe
Edward Cudahy
Packer
Omaha
Joan Brindley
Crowe
Albert Wolfe
Robert Staley
King Street
Henry Muth
la Crosse
Mormon Coulee Road
Muth
Cheaper Clothing Slogan Shapes Tariff Caucus Debate
Washington April 16 House Democrats debated tariff policy with the slogan cheaper clothing in focus. The session centered on cotton flax and wool schedules and the Underwood bill proposal to place raw wool on the free list amid sharp factional clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Democrats
Strikers Expose Silk Adulteration in Paterson Mills
In Paterson New Jersey April 16 1912 27000 silk mill workers led by William D Haywood report silk dress materials are largely metal laden from scrap iron tin and lead alloys the process allegedly thickens fabric weight while dye house workers describe skeins absorbing metals the strike also features tariff battles over wool and believed swift passage of the Wilson Underwood tariff bill with immediate effect sought by leaders and president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Milady
William D. Haywood
Haywood
House
Underwood
Ways and Means
Wilson
Senate
Sorensen Urges Immediate Action on Rose Street Viaduct
Mayor Ori J. Sorensen plans rapid steps by the common council committees to decide the city’s role in Rose street viaduct construction. The railroad commission ordered changes and the administration may appeal to the supreme court within a limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ori J. Sorensen
Common Council
Rose Street
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Sorensen
Supreme Court
Saloon Divorce Bill Passes Wisconsin Assembly
Madison April 16 The Wisconsin assembly this afternoon passed the saloon divorce bill prohibiting breweries from holding stock in establishments where wet goods are dispensed at retail. The bill still awaits senate concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
California land law stirs strong protests from Japan
In Washington and Sacramento the anti alien land owning bills prompt Japanese protest and US officials debate federal powers. Tokyo plans a boycott if California passes the measure while President Wilson and Secretary Bryan weigh the issue and the bills face conference before final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Wilson
California
Washington
California Senate
State Department
Sacramento
Japan
United States
Cal
Senate
Assembly
House
Army of Workers to Sweep City for Uplift Mission
County officials announce a fundraising drive with canvassers organized in teams. The plan, tied to a relay system used in emergencies, aims to support the uplift of fallen men and promote community improvement. Activation begins tomorrow with local merchants and volunteers.
Clock at Hebberd's Drug Store Promotes Mission Fund
A public clock at the corner of Fourth and Main urges passersby to check the time and contribute to the City Mission fund, linking punctuality with charitable giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebberd
Hebberd’s Drug Store
Fourth and Main Streets
City Mission Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bijs
Men OF
Senator Miles Poindexter
Chautauqua
Central Station
Giirguit
Oscar Underwood
Ashbrook
House Ways and Means Committee
City Mission
John Holley, Sr
Commission
U.S
TOKIO
U. S
Peter MacFarlane
St. Paul Mission
Mr. Dewey
MacFarlane
John Utermoehl
E. C. Josten
C. P. Thompson
John Brindley
John Webber
Henry Faville
D. C. Dewey
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