Pope Still Holds Out In Vatican Health Battle
Rome July 1 7 p m a new bulletin reports the pope’s condition is generally easier with no rise in thoracic effusion his pulse stronger and fuller though kidney function remains deficient. He rested well and remained in bed while doctors stress rest and continued monitoring.
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Danny Maher Hurt In Motor Car Mishap Near Caterham
London July 1 Danny Maher American jockey was badly injured in a road accident near Caterham Surrey. He was thrown from the car along with the chauffeur after the steering gear failed and the vehicle collided with another car. Maher sustained a fractured skull and other injuries. Both he and the chauffeur were unconscious and in grave condition. The other occupants suffered only minor injuries.
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Attempted dynamite attack shocks Michigan home
An attempted dynamite blast targeted Judge K Y Miller’s home in Jean Mountain Michigan. The judge and his wife and four children were uninjured though the residence suffered damage. Local authorities offered no motive or suspect.
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Papal illness and European politics move Vatican talks
The Tauman government tracks Pope Leo XIII’s health with premier Zanar dell briefed after consultations. Zanardelli vows liberty to the conclave, while Paris Paris talks shift Victor Emmanuel’s visit to September. Berlin whispers of William II at the pope’s funeral are dismissed. Rome notes the pope and Vatican retain liberty in spiritual affairs. Medical bulletin cites pleurisy as cause of illness.
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Boxers Right If Ab Sin Was Like Us They Would Get It
Denver July 11 conservative estimate places delegates at the International Christing Endeavor convention session at 7800. About 5000 other visitors have arrived with the Endeavorers. Grace Methodist and Twenty third Avenue church show big growth. banners presented by President Clark. Speaker Rev B P Beach denounces foreign railroad control in China and praises Roman Catholics. Rev E E Chivers calls for Leavening the Nation addressing negro, Mormon, and Indian questions in America.
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Chi Beach
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America
East
Improved trade and prospects brighten mid year outlook
Dun and Co reports improved trade conditions in July with stronger retail distributions aided by better weather and fewer labor disputes. Wholesale trade improves inland via brighter agricultural prospects while holiday demand remains robust. June commodity prices rise slightly and railway earnings exceed last year though U.S. failures rise to 194 this week. Separate items note a Spokane elopement and a labor federation treasurer missing, plus a Monroe County ice cream poisoning at a family reunion.
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Oaly
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Plea for World Evangelization at Christian Endeavor Convention
Dense reports from the Christian Endeavor convention outlining a plan to evangelize the world through coordinated efforts by the Christian Bulwark society, the Ep worth league, and the Young People's Union. Key speeches by ministerial orators from England emphasize a definite plan to carry on the work, with final adoption slated before sunrise and evening services in city churches.
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Unyielding Mickey: Rhea Hanged in Lincoln
Lincoln Neb January 11 4 W1 William Rhea with two companions roared into Snyder town saloon and fired killing Us man Zahn. They fled but were captured after a running fight Rhea slightly wounded. Governors plea for reprieve failed as state supreme court decision delayed hanging fifty one minutes. Parents in Indiana hired lawyers and pressed for clemency.
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Very Bad Prisoner Escapes From County Jail
BEG Leavenworth mutiny leader Ibert Mullin and four others escaped from a county jail after an assault on Sheriff Pease. Mullin, held on murder charges, and the group overpowered guards and fled, leaving the sheriff badly injured but managing to close the cell door.
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Gold Men Doomed Lawsuit Over Moody Death Prophecy
Chicago July 11. Samuel G Priddie former member of the Christian Catholic Church sues John Alexander Dowle for 25000 damages claiming Dowle called him vile and a prophet of damnation. Priddie cited March 17 1901 writings alleging Moody’s death was God’s removal due to gold standard Republican ties. Dowie charges Priddie is an insane imposter and claims extensive prophetic and visionary statements.
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Wild speculation case and political dispatch blur the record
A confused report outlines a widow’s trust filing after addiction to bucket shop schemes leaving about 16 000 in solvable estate. It mentions a daughter seeking a guardian who withdrew after trust deed, and notes an estate total of roughly 26 000 after investments. Separate items recount Roosevelt and Buckingham Palace ceremony chatter plus a murder case of a Crow woman and a reformist move in Indiana.
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Chas
Strongquest
Alredy
Rich ore at abandoned Michigan mine reopening
Marquette July 13 The Tri Bullion Smelting and Development Co with Chicago and Michigan interests begins operations at the old Michigan gold mine near Ishpeming. The property, unused for years, will be reopened with a new shaft to several hundred feet, plans to treat ore on site, and expect high returns as ore values reach up to 40 000 per ton in places though overall wealth is variable.
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Prisoner Willis Accused of Deadly Violence in Grant County
Nollesville reports Willis, jailed in Marion, charged with murder after a fatal shooting on The Pike north of Nobleville. He allegedly forced a marriage through fear and later wed another woman, Ida Betzout, while pursued by a protective father. The latest wife, daughter of Alfred Flannage, has filed for divorce on grounds of non support and cruel treatment.
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War on Bookmakers Begun in Chicago
Chicago Inky reports the start of a legal crackdown on bookmakers with seven arrests as authorities move to enforce the anti-gambling law during a Chicago track event. A suspicious oil-soaked bucket fire in the grandstand spurred fears of arson and recalls a prior blaze on Decoration Day. Nearby, Wisconsin Senator Joseph Quarles aided haying before dying in a fall from a jumper on a farm. Lincoln appoints boundary commissioners to fix the border between South Dakota and Nebraska, with Mickey as governor.
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Kenossa
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Hot Battle Rages in California Coastline Regions
Fragmented OCR text mentions California locations and tension involving Mexican communities. The readable fragments describe conflict and political friction linked to remarks about Japan, with chaotic statements and unclear participants. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond generic regions.
American Runner Wins in Birmingham Sports
An American runner dominates a Birmingham track meet, winning the sprint events and highlighting the day’s competition. The event featured notable performances, with weather conditions described as hot and humid, and spectators reporting strong performances from local athletes.
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