Sarto Elevates to Pontifical Power at Sistine Conclave
Venice priest Giuseppe Sarto rises from parish leader to pope Pius X after Leo XIII’s death. He is praised for modesty and vigor, with aims for church reform, church-state union caution, and global peace. His rise reshapes Vatican politics and potential U.S. church links.
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Lawyer’s $100,000 fee in Northern Securities merger
Minneapolis report notes George B. Young of St Paul received a fee of $100,000 for his part in the Northern Securities merger fight. He acted as special counsel for the Northern Securities company in the securities case.
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Telegraphic Briefs From Across the World
Telegrams report varied events from Caen to Cordage including race results with the Vestal and jockeys, deaths in Canton and Carton, a shipyard shooting in Uke, a lieutenant colonel’s funeral in Paris, and Gomez’s Havana commission. Dispatches note Denver visits, civil liberty suits in Scranton, Royal Navy events at Cowes, and Spain’s looming general strike amid labor unrest. President Roosevelt replies to Portugal as Irish land bill moves in Parliament.
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Two Killed in Farmhouse Explosion Near Knoepel Farm
A double explosion at the Knoepel farmhouse near Menomonee Falls wrecked the building and killed Mrs Joho Knoepel and her six month old infant. Mr Knoepel and his 11 year old son were severely burned or injured as they tried to aid the family. The blaze started when kerosene spilled on a stove ignited by a lamp, collapsing the home and scattering victims.
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Fragmentary wedding notice from Pont Fant area
Incomplete OCR shows a ceremony involving two contracting parties and a Bel side Taebi daughter of a Baptist minister of Pon fant. The text is garbled but indicates a marriage event with religious ties and local addresses.
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No Hope For Mr. Davis In Eau Claire
Report from Eau Claire Wisconsin states Mr Davis remains unconscious since Saturday morning. Brothers B W Davis and W L Davis and sister Mrs Whidden of Omaha are at the bedside. John R Davis is believed to be in Mexico and unreachable. The patient shows neurological symptoms from a brain hemorrhage suffered several days ago.
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Fighting Woman Dislodged Near Quinmeser Michigan
Mary McKenna, dubbed the fighting woman, was dislodged from Quinmeser by operations aimed at preventing her from continuing attacks. Iron Mountain forces captured her after her husband and Pulver were involved. An injunction was granted by Circuit Judge Stone, with Attorney Eastman representing the railroad. McKenna received 2590 for land deeds and charges of 2500 remaining.
Pacific Northwest Hop Market Seeks Grower Unity
Pacific Northwest hop growers push to unite to curb price swings as this season’s output faces tight control. Last year 30,000 bales were produced but current holdings are under 3,000 with one dealer exporting 3,000 bales to England via Southern Washington and Oregon. Prices hover around 54 cents per pound as dealers anticipate higher offers and struggle to fit a flood of bids.
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Marriage at Portland bride from Oregon backs wedding
Sunchor Wis August 4 George Mc Weir formerly of this city now in Portland Ore married Miss Elizabeth Hoye of Portland The bride was taken ill a few days before the gate for the wedding but owing to the circumstances the ceremony proceeded as planned with local family witnesses and a small gathering.
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Janesville Observes Fiftieth Incorporation Anniversary
Janesville to celebrate the city’s 50th anniversary since incorporation on March 19, 1833, with a program next month. A resolution will be introduced to instruct the mayor to arrange events. Only one original officer, Sanford A. Hutson of Sioux Falls, remains alive as city attorney in 1853, with plans to honor him here. Monuments and tablets will mark sites of original public buildings.
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Sioux Falls
Wisconsin Forms Three Expert Tuberculosis Commission
The Wisconsin legislature approved a joint resolution appointing a three member tuberculosis commission to study pulmonary disease in the state. Dr H L Rug selt, Gustav Schmidt, H L Russell, and Dr Michael Raven named to investigate sites for a possible sanitarium, report by December 1, 1903, with travel expenses paid but no pay.
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Whateas
Senate
Five New State Banks Approved by Wisconsin Official
The Wisconsin Commissioner of Banking M. O. Bergh approved five articles of incorporation yesterday adding The Bank of Plainfield in Waushara County with 5000 capital. The City Bank of Dodgeville in Iowa County with 10000 capital. The Cassville Bank in Grant County with 5000 capital. The First State Bank of Auburn in Chippewa County with 5000 capital. The Barron County Bank in Rice Lake with 10000 capital.
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Boy Shoots Aged Mother in Accident at Home
Grand Rapids Walter Canning accidentally discharged a double barreled shotgun wounding his aged mother in the leg and shattering the knee. He had borrowed the gun from neighbor Edward Ketchum and planned to return it. Amputation seems necessary.
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