Death and Papal Reform The Conclave Process Described
A detailed account traces the death of a pope and the ensuing rite of transition. It covers embalming, vesting, and the vigil in St. Peter's Basilica, then the conclave's secret ballots, papal naming, and the ceremonial ring replacing the fisherman’s ring. The description notes the papal chambers, the Cardinals’ roles, and the intricate process to elect a successor.
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Guly
St. Peter's
St. Peter’s Church
Holy See
Lewis Creply
Santo Stefano
Ostia
Valletri
Miccislas Lodochowski
Theodolphus Mertel
Vatican Communicaui
Sistine Chapel
Tigrisherman
Ndt
Lord Cardy
Theodolphus Rdinal
Louis Foliness
Dhe
Gustinian
Louis Oreglia di Siro Stefano
Velly
Ponti
Fantastic Larch and Ilex Shaped Plants Astonish New York
A New York Dey Street florist exhibit shows pliable young Japanese ilex and larch trained into bird and beast figures. Roosters carry chicks on their backs amid snakes and turtles, created by Japanese gardeners who bend and bind the plants. Raised near Yokohama and shipped here as an experiment, these specimens are nearly unknown in the United States.
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Dey Street
New York City
Dener
Yokohama
Japan
Monument to Thirteenth Infantry at San Juan Hill Planned in Buffalo
A massive red granite bowlder, quarried from Lewiston mountain, will be erected in Buffalo on a low foundation at Port Porter to honor the Thirteenth Infantry for its actions at San Juan Hill and before Santiago during the recent war with Spain. The egg shaped stone measures ten and a half feet long and seven feet high.
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Buffalo
Thirteenth Infantry
Spain
San Juan Hill
Santiago
Lewiston Mountain
Niagara
Bowlder
Port Porter
Paderewski Home a Living Museum of Relics
Paderewski’s house is a veritable museum of musical relics with articles linked to great composers. Portraits of past owners adorn the walls and admirers send flowers daily. A vast laurel wreath from Leipzig dominates one room.
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Paderewski
Kelles
Bisa
Leipsic
A Great Man Fallen Dr. Talmage Sermon on Justice Field
The sermon eulogizes Justice Stephen J. Field, praising his life as a model for youth and elders. It notes Field’s prominent status in American history, his legal prowess, and his noble public service from Washington’s Capitol to the bench.
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Justice Field
Arael
Samuel
David
Abner
Stephen J. Field
Capitol
Washington
Pinin
Aloe
Pleids
York
Princeton Alexanders
Hubertus de la Feid
Witlan
Jewal
Candada
Tani
Weith
Davil Dudley
United States
God Save
Assassin
Newars
Capitel
John Rantius
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Doe
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Cardinal Camerlenge
Apostolic Ch
St. Peter’s Plains
Leo Nuii
Uriaum
Cipal Telephone
Joston
Art Exchange
Pope
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Vorest
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