Ceremonies for the Dead Cardinals in Rome Probate the Pope
In Rome on July 21 the College of Cardinals viewed the late Pope Leo XI and officiated in mourning rites. Cardinal Oregta presided in violet as the white veil covered the corpse, prayers filled the chamber, and the pontiff was officially declared dead. The body will be embalmed, moved to St. Peter's, then St. John Lateran for ultimate rest over nine days of ceremonies.
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Appointments at Cardinals Meeting Elevate Secretary Post
Cardinal meeting names Mgr Merry Val provisional secretary of the consistorial congregation replacing the late Mgr Volpin i. The role is set to become permanent and may lead to Val being named a cardinal by the next pope. Pope Leo XIII’s final hours are described as serene despite severe suffering.
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Destructive Hail Storm Rips Through Minnesota Lands
In Laverne Minnesota during July a violent hail storm devastated Rock County. The storm covered a 36 by 15 mile district across the northwest, causing estimated losses around 1000 dollars.
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Pope Leo XIII Death and Life Chronicle
A damaged clipping recounts the last hours of Pope Leo XIII, his calm passing at four minutes past 4, with prayers and ceremonies noted by Cardinals and Dr. Lappont. It then briefly lists a dated biography of Leo XIII from birth to his later anniversaries and milestones.
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Law and unions clash over Miller reinstatement
Washington dispatch recounts W A Miller a government printing office assistant foreman who was expelled from the local International Brotherhood of Bookbinders and later reinstated by order of President Roosevelt. The Civil Service Commission investigated and the president affirmed that union rules cannot override U S law. Public Printer Palour notified Miller of reinstatement on July 6.
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Union Labor clash prompts temporary injunction in Chicago
Judge Holdem issues a temporary injunction against the Teamsters union and 108 officers and members restraining actions tied to Kellogg Switchboard. The court orders show-cause for thirteen strikers and sympathizers, while disputes over a jury trial are resolved against demand.
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Grand Lodge of Eles Meets in Baltimore
Baltimore July 21 The grand lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Wik met here today. Addresses of welcome were delivered by Mayor McLane and Congressman Sehben with response by George P. Crom exalted ruler of Nebraska.
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Battle in Streets Leaves One Dead in Dew Motus
A July 21 Eddyville report describes a street battle between City Marshal Meliugh and a partisan group at horse traders. About twenty shots were fired injuring several. one man died and others were wounded. Authorities pursued suspects as public fear spread through Dew Motus.
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Royal reception as kings and queen honored abroad
A ceremonial arrival at the royal yacht Vieturia, with Kinpetinep and King Faward among guests, as crowds gathered for a general wedding and public viewing in a city park. Officials observed the event with firework displays and a parade down the waterfront.
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Chicago Sees Severe Storm With Torrential Rain
Chicago reports a severe storm at noon bringing heavy rain wind and large hail. The deluge caused flooding and incidents across the city with property damage and scattered runaways reported.
Iowa Democrats Move to Control State Delegation
Des Moines reports a temporary Iowa Democratic club formed to seize control of the state delegation for the 1904 national convention. Led by John M. Read and George A. Huffary, the group aims for 400 to 500 members and plans precinct at grassroots organization to back anti-Bryan efforts and replace Charles A. Walsh with W. W. Marsh if successful. Labor leaders’ cases also noted as separate items.
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John M. Read
George A. Huffaray
Tub Roonm
Kansas City
Charles AL. Waleb
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Waterloo
Cassini Says No Settlement With Hay Yet On Manchurian Ports
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassador to the United States, in Paris with his daughter, says no definite arrangement was completed with Secretary Hay before departure. He notes friendly talks on Manchurian ports and expects a mutually satisfactory understanding later. He plans to return to his post after a brief leave, remaining in Paris for ten more days and then to St Petersburg.
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WHAT HE SAID AT WASHINGTON AND OTHER NEWS
A Washington report covers Count Cassini’s remarks on Secretary Hay’s June 28 talks with Russia. He notes Manchuria pledges, port openings, and a hoped public announcement in weeks. Other items include a Burlington grade crossing death of Mr and Mrs Grant and son, and a drowning near Rockford involving Carrie Shirley and her blind father.
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Swedish Ringers Convene for American Swedish Singers Union
Minneapolis July 21. Many Swedish ringers arrive to join the Singers Union festival opening today. Advance guard includes Minnesota groups from Chicago and Rockford.
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Brave Women Rescue Two Drowning Passengers at St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on July 21 two women saved two others from drowning after a rowboat capsized when struck by a pleasure launch. Mrs Charles Stoberta and daughter Miss Leal Roberts aided Mes H Williams and Miss Keele Hucun of Indianapolis, keeping them above water until the St Joseph life saving crew arrived. Thousands on the docks cheered the rescue as the City of Chicago steamer crew assisted.
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Record pace in yachting and other news from July
Sir Thanx Lipton's cup challenger Shamrock II raced thirty miles near Sapdy Hook in record time before wind shifts. Newport yacht events followed with near record speeds. Michigan society women Parker and Court broke a race record in Allexdale to Franklin Beach segments. A mob killed a Black man in Huntington, Ky. and a Colfax woman died by suicide. Evansville ruled on union labor rights in public contracts. Omaha men faced vagrancy charges after robbing freight to return home. Eman Larson died after a brief recovery at Lincoln asylum. Sheldon, Iowa endured a tornado-era storm with property damage and hail.
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Archbishop Katzer Dies After Illness in Wisconsin
Archishop Katzer passed away in Fond du Lac Wisconsin after a long illness dating from September. He had been treated at St Agnes Convent and worsened last week. Burial will be at St Francis Cemetery Milwaukee.
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Arenmishor Katzer
St. Francis Cemetery
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Brave kind of soldiers do these seem to be
A July event at Lake Contrary in St Joseph Michigan ends in violence after Marvin Winton resents a girl accompanying him and strikes eight men. Winton wounds several with a knife before officers intervene as a large mob fights to control the scene.
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P M Arthur Buried at Cleveland Cemetery
P M Arthur longtime chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was buried in Cleveland Ohio with funeral from the family home. Rev Dr Paul Sutphen officiated. Hundreds of railway men from across the country attended honoring the memory of the dead chief. Myron T Herrick honorary pallbearer and Republican gubernatorial candidate attended the services.
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Myron T. Herrick
Earthquake Felt Across St Vincent United News
A strong earthquake was felt across the island of St Vincent early this morning. Reports indicate shaking was widespread on the island, including St Thomas and surrounding areas, with residents noting tremors from the 9 W L. July 21 noting the event in the regional release.
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Irish Land Bill Passes Third Reading in House
The Irish Land Bill clears its third reading in the House of Commons today amid debate on land reform. Members vote on the measure with attention to tenant rights and farm settlement provisions.
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