Pope Pius X Crowned In St Peter's Church
Pope Pius X was crowned in St Peter's with 70 000 spectators and 500 clergy. Cardinal Gibbons to carry apostolic benediction to America. The new pope may pursue policy changes including elections. In the Philippines insular forces rout Jadrones. census records in Washington. Other items cover strikes, labor clashes, and factory disputes across the United States, with mentions of Chicago, Cripple Creek, and unions.
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Hillsboro racial unrest shadows Ohio incident
A Black man faces mob pressure after a White girl incident in Hillsboro Ohio prompting local authorities to move a prisoner to Wilmington. A separate hanging threat against another Black man sparks calls for swift legal punishment and a public lesson to Blacks. President Roosevelt warns such mob conflict risks the republic and urges opposition to any abuses.
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Domestic divorce and crime summary from early report
Blanche Waisy secures divorce from Alfred Hickman. Burglars broke into a hotel safe in St Charles Illinois and took $309. Wheat yield for Casoros and Minnesota estimated at 14700,000 bushels. Convict James Roberts, from Folsom prison, captured near Davisville California. Anthony Pfeffertorn and Milo Betz drowned in Ball’s Lake near Waterloo Indiana. Enemy defeated in north Atlantic War game off the Maine coast. Four men drowned near Rockland Maine when a gasolene launch exploded. Mrs da Guller accused of poisoning year old Ewart Checksfield admitted to bail at Cablinville Michigan. Postmaster general to be asked to issue stamp certificates for mail order business. National Postmasters’ association details truncated.
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Tnd
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Maine
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da Guller
Ewart Checksfield
Cablinville
Atlantic City to Host Convention Says Ton
Ton has chosen Atlantic City for a forthcoming convention. The long dispatch lists a jumble of incidents from 1894 including court actions, fires, duels, shipwrecks, murders, and political notes across various states, with many named individuals and places referenced in a rapid news-ticker style.
British Lords Pass Sugar Convention Bill Across Lords
The sugar convention bill passed the House of Lords and was adopted by the Commons. In other news Vesuvius shows renewed activity with the central crater ejecting Isenzia high amid loud rumblings. Mme Humbert on trial denies fraud claims and says the president is biased against her.
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Cancer discoveries promised by Baxhford and Murray
The report claims cancer may be clarified by Drs Baxhford and Murray under a London reward fund with secret details. It notes experiments on malignant diseases in cattle and lists a wide set of obituaries and geopolitical notes including Balkan unrest and a British note on Macedonia precautions.
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State Board defers Mendota hospital improvements
State Board of Control postponed the Mendota State Hospital for the Insane project due to abnormally high labor and material costs. Bids far exceeded the $25,000 appropriation, leading the board to indefinitely delay the entire plan rather than accept more offers. The board instead awarded $4,700 to P R Blae of Waukesha to remodel a cottage at the Industrial School for Boys at Waukesha.
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Raw Versus Rare In Jane
A playful domestic scene unfolds as a woman admires a bright sky and sunlit lawn while quoting Lowell until a cold reply from her companion reveals tension. The exchange hints at underlying strain, labeled Brooklyn Rage, contrasting warmth with perceived coldness in a domestic moment.
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Dangers of Toil and a Mock Interview
A humorous exchange features Weary Wilkins as a lady questions his employment. He echoes a newspaper statistic about 4 627 workers killed at work and 107 290 injured in the United Kingdom last year, highlighting dangers of toil.
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Poems and Sights Reflect a Valley’s Broad Ground
A Seribner's themed reflection notes that poetry could note moving pictures, glass blowing, and a balloon, while wandering with the Wise Man or watching shows like Happy Joe’s Greatest Show and the baby-show in the Kansas grove, suggesting full coverage of a shared landscape.
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Seribner
Correct Speech and Language in Everyday Talk
William J. Lampton notes the lively errors and slips in common speech while judging language use. A Bellila Morroco dispatch reports a clash near BeniFatt between French and Moorish troops, with three French and two Moorish soldiers killed and several wounded.
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