Death of Pope Leo XIII Stuns Rome in Hour of Grief
The long ailing Pope Leo XIII died at four minutes past four yesterday afternoon. The last moments showed calm, serene resignation as aides secured the Vatican. Cardinal Oreglia now acts as temporary custodian, with Rome buzzing as crowds gather around St Peter’s and papal guards tighten access.
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Pope Leo Dead as Sacred College to Pronounce
The article describes the pope’s death and the vigil surrounding burial details. It notes the exhausted, emaciated frame and the royal symbols laid with care, as officers and Franciscan friars guard the scene. Cardinals will assemble to officially pronounce Pope Leo dead before the body is moved to the death chamber.
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President Roosevelt expresses regret at Pope Leo’s death
President Roosevelt at Laramore Hill dictated to the Associated Press his profound regret at the death of Pope Leo. He praised the late pontiff's long career and character, saying his sentiments reflected all people regardless of faith. The statement was made from Oyster Bay, New York.
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Pope Leo’s Calm Passing Described in Final Hours
Embalming to follow nine days of funeral ceremonies with the body moved to the Cathedral of St Peter for in state. The pontiff’s resting place will be in St Joan Basilica. Cardinal Vanniteri pronounced absolution as his death varied from agony to coma and doctors debated morphine to ease the end. Dr Lanponi records his restrained, serene farewell and lucid moments before death.
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Noted Chemist's Crisis Reports In Spokane
Spokane July 22 Oscar Szontard a prominent mining executive and former smelter manager at Northport Washington died by suicide yesterday. He was among the United States' most distinguished chemists with a notable career in the field.
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Irish Land King and Queen Parade Dublin Night
Dublin residents honored the king and queen with a brilliant blue night as dense crowds clogged the streets and cheered during July 22 celebrations.
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Leo XI Laid In State As Bells Toll For Pope
The pope’s body rests in St Peter’s hall in ceremonial robes with candles, guards, and Franciscans. Diplomats and Roman nobility pay tribute as the interment is set for Saturday. Bells from Rome’s 400 churches toll for the pope’s soul while crowds gather outside St Peter’s.
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Brakeman Kills Wife in Burglar Mistake
Samuel Gons a former brakeman is jailed in East St. Louis on a charge of killing his wife Mrs Virgle Parsons. He claims he mistook her for a burglar during a Monday night quarrel with neighbors. The incident occurred in St. Louis.
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Woman of Newton Dies of Seemingly Trivial Accident
Manitowoc Wisconsin July 22 Mrs Otto Zanfer of Newton dies from blood poisoning after a slight foot wound a few days earlier She was 31 and had always lived in Newton
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Storm kills two in Chicago during July storm
A July Chicago storm killed two people and injured many with broken limbs and cuts. Winds toppled trees and damaged storefronts as debris shattered windows across the downtown area.
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Insane Asylum Case Opens Under New Law in Wisconsin
Sterling P. Austin, once judged insane in Darlington, seeks release and sainthood from the state hospital at Mendota. In Madison the case before Judge Zimmerman marks the first proceeding under a 1901 amendment allowing petition for examination by the state board of control. The trial centers on Austin’s claim he has a fair trial and is sane as authorities and relatives watch, with the court-ordered examination continuing.
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Funeral Plan For Late Pope At St Peter's
A damaged description outlines the novemdiales funeral rites for the late pope. The body will be laid in state at St Peter's with full pontifical attire, requiem masses planned, and a series of congregational meetings over the following days leading to interment. Two more grand services will be held once dates are fixed.
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Wisconsin Building Plans Approved for St Louis Fair
The Wisconsin St Louis world's fair commission approved Milwaukee architects try Clas plan for a Wisconsin building at the fairgrounds in St Louis. The domestic mixed architectural style is set with a seven figure estimate and $15 000 of the livestock exhibit allocation not yet approved. A two member committee was named to confer with A C Cla on contracts for the erection and completion of the building. The next meeting is scheduled for Milwaukee at the Hotel Pilsner.
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Wind, Hail and Rain So Destructive Across Minnesota
A severe storm blasted Minnesota on July 21 causing widespread damage. Atlantic saw wrecked courthouse and church while Audubon reports total crop destruction. Laverns and Lake Benton areas suffered extensive losses with farms and stores harmed and at least one fatal lightning strike reported.
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Lipton's Flag at Half Mast in Pope Tribute
Lipton's cup challenger finished 30 miles in 2 59 20 amid preparations for another brush with Shamrock. Sir Thomas Lipton halted yachting after word of the pope's death, shipping the Erin's ensign to half mast in tribute.
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Forsé Lowtiz A Ford In Tragic Town Event
Forsé Lowtiz and Petar Eier are involved in a fatal incident in Prisatese. The event centers on a horse ride and an attempt to escape a threat during the evening, leaving authorities to investigate the circumstances and determine responsibility.
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Expensive Lobbying Costs To Oppose Bill In Wisconsin
Madison reports reveal railroads and legislative agents confessed spending five thousand plus to defeat a freight regulation bill. Northwestern road lists board rooms hotels and travel totaling 3 626 63 plus 922 08 in travel and hotel expenses. Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lobbyist John H Harris claims 5 566 total. Wisconsin Central representative Thomas H Gill filed no payment record.
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Man Dies by Own Hand After Bank Lawsuit Loss
In Wile July 22 Jacob Kalzer, 70, a retired pork packer once with ties to Im tals city, killed himself after losing a lawsuit with a village bank over a claimed $500 deposit. The salt ways ruled against him Saturday.
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