Guidi consecrated archbishop in Rome by Rampolla
In Rome the consecration of Monsignor Guidi as archbishop in Santa Maria in Aquiro, conducted by Cardinal Rampolla, drew many high prelates in ceremonial robes. Guidi received the holy rites and gifts, with the papal brief authorizing the act read aloud.
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Cardinal Rampolia
Philippines
Rome
Monsignor
Guidi
Church of Santa Maria In Aquire
Rampolia
Vatican
Mgr Guidi
Masa
Rampolla
Constantine
Gaspardo
Mgr. Guidi
Cardinal Rampolla
Mer. Guidi
Wg. Guidi
A Day of Funerals for Victims in Birmingham Disaster
Birmingham reports 38 victims laid to rest as funerals spread to cemeteries around the city. Crowded negro churches and dramatic sermons marked a day of mourning after the panic at Show Church. Police put the death toll at 106 with 100 identified, and five bodies reportedly taken to private homes. Most identified victims are Birmingham residents. George Wright is from Savannah, Georgia.
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Birmingham
Ata
Yester
Walla
Ben
Geo. Wright
Savannah
Standings From the Race For Championship Honors
National League standings show Pittsburgh 34 7 49 percent and Brooklyn 59 46, Boston 55 16, Cincinnati 66 66, Chicago 64 69, St. Louis 48 82, Philadelphia 52 77, New York 46 80. Saturday results include Philadelphia 2 Boston 1, Chicago 4 Cincinnati 0, Chicago 3 Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 8 New York 3, St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 7. Sunday games: Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 1 (1st), Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 1 (2d), Cincinnati 4 St. Louis 1 (1st), St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 (2d). American League standings list Athletic 50 61, St. Louis 56 59, Chicago 72 56, Boston 72 58, Cleveland 68 64, Washington 57 13, Baltimore 49 21. Saturday scores show Athletic 7 Boston 2, Baltimore 9 Washington 6, St. Louis 4 Cleveland 3, Cleveland 3 St. Louis 2, Chicago 3 Detroit 6, Chicago 3 Detroit 3 (darkness). Sunday results include Chicago 5 Detroit 4, Chicago 2 Detroit 0, St. Louis 2 Cleveland 1, Cleveland 4 St. Louis 1. A fatal shooting occurred in Woonsocket as William C. Bonin, 20, shot and killed his father John S. Bonin, 42, to protect his mother from violent treatment. the incident happened at a factory boarding house in Slatersville, North Smithfield. Bonin surrendered after putting on his best clothes.
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National League
Piltaburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnat
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Philadephia
Cincinnati
Athletic
Wave
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Woonsocket
R. L
William CG. Bonin
John
Bonin
Slatersville
North Smithfield
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Mgr. Guidt
Hetero
Townsylvanis
Maybury
Bliss
Tierroy
Lansing
Roosevelt
Italy
Barrysburg
Wyoming
Colorado
Harrisburg, Pa
General Booth
Salvation Army
London
America
Niagara Falls
Baltimore & Ohio
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Washington, D. C
Camden Station
Ashe
Ellicott City
Rockville
Brunewick
Hagerstown
Frederick
Keedysville
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Bbniffaio
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Gisn
Manch Chunk
Niagara Falla
Toronto
N.Y. C
H.R. RB. B
Gorge
Thousand Islands
Gall
Baltimore & Ohio R.B
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Great Battlefela
G.A.R
Gettysburg
Antistam
O. W Basett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Zocampmery
Ohio
R. A
City Opera House
Fishers & Carroll
Feakle's
Coods
W. W. Snock
Rowlespurg
V. Va
Lima
Doll Bros
George A. Gilbert
North Merket St. Frederick
The
Buffalo
Chas. N. Hauer
S. Miller
C. Thomas Kemp
Barts
Monarch
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred
Ava
JAS. E. Walker & Co
James E. Walker & Co
Markay’s
Markey's
North Market Street
Central Hardware Company
South Market Strat
Frederick, Md
Gee
Isabella Gas Works
Fatrick Street
DD Ace
Huta EC
Schloss Bros.& CO
Merchant Tailoring
Patrick Street
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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