Pope Leo XI Dies After Two Weeks Ill at 93
The world mourns Pope Leo XI as news confirms his death at ninety three after a two week illness. Reactions pour in from Grover Cleveland Roosevelt and Archbishop Ireland praising his leadership and efforts to heal divides within Christendom and resolve international religious tensions. Officials reported the pontiff guarded by guards at his bedside until death.
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A chaotic ledger of crime and world news at Lake Butler
A sprawling montage reports lynching and atrocity acts toward Black people in various towns, alongside notes on labor unrest, strikes, currency changes, crop prospects, and imperial maneuvers. It mentions Dr. Marcus Wheatland, events in Chicago, St. Joseph Louisiana, and Washington, with scattered political, military, and economic items from multiple regions.
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Mortuary notes and obituaries linger in scattered items
A long column lists numerous deaths and funerals from across the U S and Canada. Notables include Rev James F Clancy in Woodstock Illinois, James A Boyd in Colorado Springs, Andrew J Shakespeare in Kalamazoo, and Archbishop Katzer in Milwaukee. Details cover births ages careers and places, with multiple regional figures and institutions named.
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Carnage noted as government troops crush Venezuela revolt
Soledad Venezuela August 23 government forces launched a general assault in Paraca Valle de Sebastopol Ciudad Bolivar, killing many rebels. General Azanang, the revolutionary commander, was killed as troops swept through, while Tiv Gonnea’s lieutenant disrupted barricades at Miranda Plaza. The capital’s supply routes are cut, rebels, without water or provisions, face hopeless odds.
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Fierce hailstorm sweeps southern Wisconsin
A fierce hailstorm battered southeastern Wisconsin causing window breaks and crop losses in Racine and Kenosha counties. Telegraph and telephone wires were torn down, grain quotations disrupted, and fruit orchards damaged by unusually large hail. Repair crews from Postal and Western Union, plus the telephone company, work to restore lines as beams of wind and rain surge across Milwaukee.
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