Pope Leo Surprises Doctors with Bid for Life Rally
Rome July 15 Pope Leo XIII endured a renewed rally as delirium and weakness marked his day. He rose from bed two hours after preparing for death, transacted private business, and received four cardinals while doctors expressed astonishment at his apparent vitality.
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Monsignor Bissett
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Leo X
Rossoni
Monsignor Angeli
Pope Len
Vatican
Bonaparte Named Special Counsel in Post Office Prosecutions
A Baltimorean named Charles J. Bonaparte has been appointed special counsel to prosecute alleged offenses in the post office department. He is the grandnephew of Napoleon I, tracing line through Jerome Bonaparte and Betsy Patterson. Both Jerome and Charles attended Harvard. Bonaparte advocates civil service reform and is a Democrat.
Papal Fortune and Family Patrimony Under Leo XIII
The text describes Pope Leo XIII’s fortune and patrimony, including how two thirds came from relatives killed in accidents or by death, and his prelature of 40 000 scudi. In 1881 Cardinal Lamrenz appraised and distributed the fortune among Leo’s nieces and nephews, who signed papers confirming receipt. After Cardinal Guiseppe’s 1890 death the pope kept his diary intact and informed relatives they received all they could claim, who again signed declarations.
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Woman's terrible fall in Yosemite Valley
Mrs. Johns of New York fell about 300 feet into a granite crevasse near Sentinel Dome while walking from Glacier Point Hotel to Fissures. Rescued after hours by eight with ropes and a stretcher, she suffered nervous shock but sustained no fractures and is expected to recover.
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Prevented a Lynching and Child Assault at New Baltimore
Albany July 15 A 19 year old black James Little from New Jersey confessed to assaulting Emma Cole 11 near New Baltimore. Deputy Sumner Van Loon smuggled him to Catskill ahead of a mob of 160 farmers headed from New Baltimore. The child is seriously injured but may recover. An additional report notes a US battleship propeller cleaning test at Frenchman’s Bay. Lehigh Valley Railway gains authorization to raise capital.
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Petition on Kisheneff murders may not be sent to Russia
A Saga conference with President Roosevelt Secretary Hay and B nai B rith leaders discussed delaying or potentially aborting the petition to Russia over the Kisheneff outrages. Simon S Wolf Oscar S Straus and Lea N Levi attended. The document was revised before presentation, and its forwarding remained unclear. A diplomatic state paper may be issued instead to resolve the matter.
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United States
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Kishenets
Russia
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Kisheneff
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