Last Honors at Leo XIII Burial in St. Peter's Rome
In Rome on July 25 an austere burial for Leo XIII drew diplomats, papal courtiers, tens of thousands of spectators, and 32 cardinals. The ceremony featured a medieval procession, Miserere chants, and a sealed coffin placed in the St. Peter's tomb with medals and parchment inside. Cardinal Gibbons was not present.
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Pope Leo XIII Buried in Solemn St Peter's Ceremony
The body of Pope Leo XIII was laid to rest at St. Peter's after a dawn-to-dusk service. Cardinal Ore gia led the Camerlengo in, as candles lit the bier and the basilica doors closed for the quiet, reverent rites attended by about a thousand invited guests.
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Relatives of President's kin seek jewelry from hotel
Valentine G Hall, kin by marriage to Elliott Roosevelt, seeks help from police to recover about 200 worth of jewelry held by the Criterion Hotel over a $95 board bill. He explains a wealthy mother will send a covering check and cites social connections as leverage. The hotel says jewelry is held by order of his mother and that sentimental value matters beyond intrinsic worth.
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Minor firms may go efforts to save them
The stock market opened with irregular net changes after a sharp Friday rally on the second failure of the day. Confidence unsettled by potential suspensions grew as traders weighed loans carried over to Monday and the chance that still troubled houses might avert disaster.
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Midshipman Lawrence T. Clark Dies at Annapolis
Midshipman Lawrence T. Clark of New York City died at Annapolis from an unknown cause. A post mortem examination was planned for tomorrow to shed light on his sudden illness after entering the academy on July 15 and falling ill two days later with fever and abdominal strain possibly from rowing. His stepfather Percy Griffin of New York was present at the death.
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Midshipman Fry Arrested After Dining Room Altercation
Annapolis dispatch reports Midshipman Hugh C. Fry of North Carolina's fourth class was placed under arrest aboard the United States ship Santee after allegedly striking waiter John Johnson during dinner. Fry faces possible dismissal as a result of the incident and the ensuing inquiry.
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Two Churches Heavy Losers in Bank Shortage
Southport Connecticut residents celebrate as Oliver T Sherwood the missing Southport National Bank cashier is captured in Panama. Receiver Ellis F Pepper reports deposits totaling 30000 with church losses among the heaviest, indicating ongoing reckoning of the bank’s misfortunes.
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Statements Tomorrow In Talbot Taylor Co. Liquidation
Philip J. Britt assignee and Daniel De Wolf Wever supervised book examination after assignments to assess liquidation. They expect a statement by Monday, noting loans total several millions, banks secured, and Russell Sage a large but secure creditor. Sage views situation as promising and not forcing collateral to market.
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Federal law supreme bookbinders bow to it
Washington July 25 Bookbinders of the Government Printing Office will work with W A Miller under protest pending a consult with national officers of their union and the AFL and until the Public Printer completes his investigation of new charges. Miller was reinstated by President Roosevelt and appeared for duty but left, saying he would not work until Monday.
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Judge Gray Chosen Fifth Arbitrator in Miners Dispute
In Birmingham Alabama on July 25 Judge George Gray of Delaware was selected as the fifth arbitrator by four arbitrators representing miners and operators. Miners resume work immediately upon Gray's acceptance, affecting thirteen thousand workers in the district.
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Colonel Youngblood Assaulted in Birmingham Street
Colonel William Youngblood former Treasury auditor and National Republican committeeman from Alabama was assaulted by ex Postal inspector J R Rosson in Birmingham on July 25. Rosson says Youngblood caused his removal from office. Youngblood denies it. Rosson cursed and struck with a chair, causing facial injuries. Both were arrested but not seriously hurt.
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Resolutions Praise Southern Social Boundaries for Negroes
Cable dispatch from Madison Georgia reports a conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church praising white Southern social limits on negroes. It claims the South is safest for negroes and credits segregation with fostering self reliance and economic growth. The piece also notes shipping lines and a yacht event on the horizon.
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Mob Rampage in Danville as Lynchings Follow Shooting
A mob of about five thousand in Danville Alabama lynched an unidentified black man after he shot Henry Gatterman a white butcher. The crowd burned the body at the public square and attacked the county jail while sheriff and deputies faced violence. James Wilson, accused of assaulting Mrs. Burgess, fled but was captured. the mob beat several others and torched the jail repeatedly. The incident ended with authorities unable to stop the mob from desecrating the victims.
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Empire City Auto Meet Sets New Mile Record and Oldfield Challenge
Barney Oldfield smashed the world mile record on a circular track at Empire City, clocking 5545 seconds and signaling readiness for international races in Germany next year for the Gordon Bennett cup. The event drew vast crowds as observers reported a night of dust, noise, and machine revelry across the route to the track.
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Verdict in Peonage Case Convicts R B Franklin
The jury found R B Franklin guilty in Montgomery alabama on charges of causing Patrick Mills and a second man to be held in peonage. Judge Jones imposed a $1000 fine which was paid, and expressed thanks to the jury for the verdict.
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Bogota Report Delayed on Canal Treaty Progress
Colon July 25 The isthmus lacks news from Bogota on the Canal Treaty in Congress and telegraphic communication may be cut until a vote is taken News from coast steamers is awaited with anxiety.
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