Quiet, Prolonged Illness At Vatican Pope In Critical State
Vatican dispatches reveal the pope's health fluctuating with breaths short and weak. A second operation and injections were performed amid partial improvement, but reports warn of gathering fluid, weak heart sounds, and failing kidneys. Doctors Rossoni Lapoll and Mazzoni weigh prognosis as public hopes rise and fall through July.
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de. Magzoni
Rome
Rossoni
Lappont
Mazzoni
Weus
Korsont
Buccelli
Muld
Dose of Bull Whip Is What He Needs
Sioux City July 10 Frank Kriss a laborer went home drunk and abused his wife In his presence she drank poison and writhed in agony He prevented help and kept the children away Neighbors heard her moans and later overpowering Kriss she was aided She lies ill and a manslaughter charge will be filed if she dies
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Sioux City
Frank Kriss
Nit
Kriss
Flo
Two Freight Trains Collide in Iowa Wreck
At Cedar Rapids two St Paul freight trains collided last night due to reading orders. Joseph Die sek and Beukemaan George Haynes of Cedar Rapids were killed along with an unidentified tramp. Two trainmen were wounded and several tramps are believed buried in the wreckage.
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Come Rapids
St. Paul
Piteman Joseph Diesek
Cedar Rapids
Beukemaan
George Haynes
Two Men Hanged in Carbondale Illinois
In Carbondale Illinois on July 10 Calvin Price and Jerry Graves were hanged for murder cases. The incident marks the end of a manhunt that drew regional attention as authorities confirmed the execution followed a lengthy trial and appeals process.
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Calvin Price
Jerry Graves
Carhombde
President and Mrs Roosevelt Visit Poet Burroughs
President and Mrs Roosevelt were guests of John Burroughs at West Park Ulster County. They returned this afternoon and the pope showed vigor despite illness, discussing church policy with Cardinal Rampolla as doctors warned of further complications. A Bucelli examination revealed heart and pleural issues, with signs of declining kidney function and possible salt-water vein injections considered.
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Burroughs
Roosevelt
John Murroughs
West Park
Ulster County
Pilgrims Host Meath Shots for Two Men at Banquet
London July 10 Pilgrims Club luncheon to the United States officers heard a message from the Prince of Wales. Lord Beresford praised President Roosevelt and the United States, stressing peace and understanding between Britain and America amid a crowded, flag adorned gathering.
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England
London
Pilgrims’ Club
Carleton Club
Lord Charles Beresford
Prince of Wales
Asierlean Naval oMeera
Lord Heresford
Cotton
Lambton
Ald de Camp
King Edward
Gorman
Choateman
Depew
Lord Greneill
Lonion
de. Sinclair
John Dalrymple Hay
Charles Hy Stockton
Evans
Henry Stephenson
Charles Scott
James Russell
Berkeley Milne
Royal Yachts
Lord George Hamilton
Arthur Lee
M. P
Perry Beimont
George ‘T. Wilson
New York
Mamiiten McCormick
Chicago
Louis Hay
Michigan
United States Navy
Lord Beresford
Great Britain
Apether
Great United
America
Admiral Cotton
Friter
McKenzie accused in official voucher approvals
Washington reports District Commissioner West finds Alexander McKenzie former deputy auditor approved vouchers totaling over 55000 dollars while with the Washington Asphalt Black and Tile Co where he served as secretary. Investigation covers audits back to 1900 and risks reform unless McKenzie retires. commissioners decide not to appoint him district auditor.
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Washington
West
Alexander McKenxie
Famerly
James T. Petty
Washington Asphalt Black and Tile Company
McKerzes
McKerte
Auditoriry
McKennie
Farmer Rescued by Cattle as Hog Attack Injures Man
William M. Neal, ex-county computationer, while moving a sow with piglets at a country home, was attacked by a mother hog. Neal, a heavy man of 55, was knocked down and his arm mangled, elbow and shoulder crushed. Cattle in the flock drew hogs away, preventing a worse fate.
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Janklin
Jil
William M. Neal
Neal
Spreading Rails Cause a Wreck in St Louis Area
A railway spread caused a wreck in St Louis today injuring several people. One person was killed and four men were seriously injured while four others sustained minor injuries. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities are investigating the incident.
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St. Louis
Raib
Madixon
Former Superintendent Ames Convicted in Penitentiary Case
In St Paul on July 19 the former superintendent of police in Minneapolis, Ames, was sentenced to six years for receiving money in a penitentiary related case. The unnamed source indicates he faced charges tied to a Stilb phicon incident and was a longtime official.
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Penitentiary
St. Paul
Poles Ames
Minneapolis
Iuy Akon
Russia and Manchuria policy debates move by July 10
Washington reports indicate Secretary Hay pressed Jewish leaders for a timely petition to Russia and outlined a path dependent on Tsarist reply. The plan prioritizes resolving the Jewish petition before any Manchurian action, aiming for evacuation timelines into September.
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Washington
Sesetary Hay
Russia
Tts
United States
St. Petersburg
Walt
Manchuria
Rinssuim
Orinoco
Pheavy Department
State Department
United Atstex Shipping
Venexpelan
Knasell
Caracas
Oriocy Steam Navis Company
Ran Pernande
Ing
Ciudad Rolivar
Bancroft
Port of Spain
He Had Some Bad Habits For the Practice of Cruelty
Milwaukee July 10 A cane of cruelty surfaced via President Buell of the Associated Charities. Mrs Mary Kasperski 41 Green Rush Street has been bed bound for a year and a half with months of abuse. Her 20 year old husband repeatedly choked her and stole money when she refused to fund his beer. bruises cover her body as he served a long sentence at the house of correction while she was moved to the county hospital.
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Milwaukee
Buell
Associated Charities
Mary Kasperins
Green
Rush Street
Anade
House of Correction
Thieves take meals after bold Rosendale robbery
A masked group robbed farmer George Sole and his family near Rosendale Wisconsin. Sole’s wife handed over 125 dollars after threats. The intruders served tea and supper and departed unmolested, while carpenters’ union tension and strike details followed.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Rosendale
Here
George Sole
Sole
Old man Tecal returns home to Alito Creek
In Owossa Michigan on July 10 Francis Teal, recently acquitted of Fred Marker’s murder in New Haven, returns to his home at Alito Creek. He explains he dislikes Saginaw and prefers quiet living with his son Bert, enjoying his garden and absence of guardians or fuss.
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Owossa
Mich
Hrancis Teal
Fred Marker
New Haven
Alito Creek
Laxmaw
McCaugan
Bert
Uwe
Sagedana
Raghan
Grseany
THREE LOSE THEIR LIVES IN DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
In St Peter Minnesota a dynamite blast at Oxhawn creamery caused three deaths. Brothers Arnold Macdonald and Br ed Repke were injured. Repke died at once while the Macdonalds perished hours later. The blast created a hole in the roof and sent victims into a 2100 foot deep shaft.
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St. Peter
Minn
Arelle Macdonald
Reipke
MacDoulds
Guns Seized as Mob Warns Return by Night
Scattered notices in local papers warn that all guns pistols and ammunition taken must be returned by July 15 or face prosecution. Reports from Evansville Mount Vernon and Bloomington describe fires refugees and Amish migration tied to violence and real estate pressures in Indiana Illinois and Kentucky towns.
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Evansville
Mount Vernon
Ind
Ry Annville
Trafuk
Petition on Treatment of Negrin Draws International Attention
London officials ignore a petition urging action on alleged mistreatment and press suppression in Negrin. The document cites Kaiser in Germany and Soviet influence, warning of civilian casualties and urging measures to halt barbarities. The Herald reports the petition may be forwarded to Saint Petersburg authorities.
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London
Iessendieer
Sty Petersbiine
Rev Reed Honored by the B Y P U
A fragmentary report notes Rev Reed honored by the Baptist Young People's Union with mentions of officers and delegates. The incomplete text references leadership roles and a meeting in Amman and Chicago, suggesting a church youth assembly event and recognition.
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Amman
Mahy
Sesii
International Baptist Youlue
Premidene
Chicago
Clivence
Gremineny Courkers
Chieti
New York Endures Torrid Weather Wave
Weather across New York brings extreme heat with high temperatures lingering. Residents face health advisories as officials warn vulnerable groups to seek shade and stay hydrated while urban areas cope with heat-related strain.
Convicted official pardoned as governor halts inquiry
Patterson, jailed for withholding $4,000 from Hilton saloon funds while county treasurer, was pardoned by Governor Hailey after returning the money with interest. He argued city kept the funds illegally and avoided liability. The report links a string of local crimes and political fallout across the state.
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Katty Nlyi
Patterson
Hilton
Clyde Ax Fcense
Inchite
Hashees
Hailey
Ilegally
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