Pope Election Traditions and Cardinal Balloting Details
Mindles archbishop of Armush predicts future papal heads with epigrammatic force. The article describes conclave rituals in St. Peter's, pope selection by ballot, cardinal roles, and signs of Leo XIII's weakening periods. It notes the Italian influence and potential upheaval if a non Italian pope is chosen.
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Mindles
Armush
St. Peter's
Leo Xtitl
Leo
Syris Ardens
Rome
Varlgun
Lot
Eovely
College of Cardlaws
Papa
Papa Leo
Thi Siend College
Aod
Ura Suttalon
Losal
Pornty
Vatican Ji
Cardinal Gibbons
Australia
Holy City
St. Peters
Alste
Europe
Irksome to Students Promotes Flexible School Progress
Elizabeth New Jersey superintendent W J Shearer defends a flexible grading plan that allows promotion when ready, opposing rigid yearly limits. He cites Dr W T Harris and other educators who praise the approach, arguing uniformity harms intellectual life and that teachers should not advance pupils before they can do quality work.
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W. J. Shearer
Elizabeth
N.J
W. T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Shearer
Avery
Boston
Papal Conclave Details and Italian Cardnal Strategy
The article outlines the conclave process after Pope Leo XII's death, naming likely candidates such as Pargechi Rampolla and Sarto, and notes diplomatic maneuvering by European powers. It describes the locked inner workings, ballot timing, and the influence of Italian politics on selecting the pope, with emphasis on the papal secretary's power and potential shifts in Vatican policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormiedi
Sistine Chapel
Leo XII
Hume
Camerlingo
Pontim
Azevaa College
Leo
Rome
Vatican
Parocchi
Pone
Quirine
Motor Club Event Aims For 100 Cars
The Motor Gar club of the English Automobile club plans its second annual meet with expected entry of over 100 cars. Last year about fifty entries were received, mostly foreign makes, but this year English makes are anticipated to be prominent and numerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Gar Club
English Automobile Club
Jewel Collection of Constantinople’s Sultanic Treasure
A Turkish sultan holds a global jewel collection kept in the Seragiio at Constantinople. The treasure room features gilded jeweled bird cages hanging from a frescoed ceiling. A large jeweled clock lies face downward, adding to the room’s splendor.
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Turkey
Uaid
Seragiio
Constantinople
When Men Commit Crimes In New York State Ages 21 29
A historical analysis notes crime peaks among men in New York at ages 21 29 with a later surge around 45. Chief clerk Charles K Baker studies murderers serving life sentences and presents age distributions by year of crime showing concentrated activity in mid to late twenties and early thirties.
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New York State
Charles’k. Baker
Lathrop
Wi Boo
Joe
VIGISSITUDES OF WHIST FROM VTH TO Hoyle ERA
Whist rose from a tavern pastime to an intellectual pursuit in Britain. Accounts note its shift from vulgar gaming to genteel parlors as Hoyle’s 1742 work sparked a craze. Nobles and dukes sought instruction, with Hoyle offering private lessons and clubs forming across London and St James.
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Tima
Curranus
England
Crown
Bedford Row
London
Hoyle
Lord Slum
St. James
Significance of van and von prefixes in Dutch and German names
An article explains that van in Dutch names is common across all social levels and does not mark nobility, while von in German names signals nobility, though knights may adopt it. It notes Humboldt became Von Humboldt after knighthood, with descendants bearing the prefix. Published in the St. Louis Republic.
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Low Countries
Netherlands
Belgium
Germany
Van
Von
Alexander Humbold
Alexander von Humboldt
St. Louis Republic
The Newest Veils Trends From a Winter Wardrobe
The piece discusses veil styles and costs, noting white washable veils stay popular through winter while black veils with fine white lace borders are fashionable yet costly. Empire and short nose veils appear in future forecasts, with emphasis on border quality, lace, and durability for winter wear.
Notes Of The Day From A Fragmented City Scene
The notes describe a mix of odd local items including a Lonien agency employing women in sensitive roles, Johnston Texas debating a $100000 municipal lighting project, a Lake Gily Indiana dancer payment scheme, an American woman lamenting Drumtochty links, a Sing Sing prison fire where inmates instead of escaping helped extinguish flames.
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Que Larpe
Ic Lonien
Jonston
Tex
Lake Gily
Fdlnborough
Americana
New York City
Sing Sing
N. Y
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Milwaukee
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Sanrtuic
Motor Club Mhet
Walpole
Earl of Oxford
Horace Mann
Dal
Graham
Congress
Kansas City
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