Papal Election Foretells Rampolla and Vannutelli Rise
A Vatican panorama outlines leading papal candidates including Rampolla and Vannutelli as likely successors with Gibbons and Satolli as possible options. Biographies sketch Rampolla as secretary of state and close ally of the pope, while Vannutelli and other cardinals are noted for influence and long service. The article details conclave procedures, voting, and the ritual crowning of a new pope with guards, oaths, and the revealing of the electee to the world.
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St. Peter
Rampolla
Serafino Van‘nutelli
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Serafino Vannutelli
Bishop Agliardi
Satolli
Gott
Angelo di Pietro
Mariano Rampolla del Tindaro
Polizeia
Holy See
Ster
Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli
Sacred College
Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli
Genazzano
Vienna
Holy Seat
Cardinal Parocchi
Amertes
Washington
Jerome Maria Gotti
Two Original Daughters of Revolution in Matamoras
Two living daughters of a Washington era soldier, Mrs Phebe Gainford aged 98 and Merc Lucinda J Valentine aged 87, reside in Matamoras Pennsylvania. They are daughters of Jacob Rockwell of the Seventh Connecticut Regiment and among the few surviving offspring of a Valley Forge veteran. Private to General In the army leadership, Gen Young begins as a private in 1861 and will retire next January. He will be followed by Gen Chaffee, who enlisted as private in 1861 and retires in 1906. Thus the first two chiefs of the general staff rose from the ranks, though six of seventeen army chiefs have been West Pointers.
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St. Gregory
Lot
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Pius IX
Leo XI
Guarda
Cardinal Cameriengo
Apostolic Prothonotaries
Prince Savelli
Cameriengo
St. Peter
Westminster
Sacred College
Sorafno
Frascat
Dominic Mary
Tyre
Pons Sergius Ih
Sovereigy
Louis Orestia di Santo Stefano
Ostia
Velletri
Pontif
Matamoras
Washington
Monmouth
Phebe Gainford
Lucinda J. Valentine
Jacob Rockwell
Seventh
Connecticut Regiment
Valley Forge
Gen. Young
Twelfth
Pennsylvania Infantry
Gen. Chaffee
Chaffee
Sixth Cavalry
United States Army
Grant
Schofield
Two Monarchs to Meet Under Midnight Sunshine
King Oscar of Norway will visit Finmarken to open the northern railway extension, while Emperor William plans to meet him there during his vacation. The encounter marks a rare gathering of two monarchs in the Arctic twilight. Holland's Foreign Trade Surpasses Half US Volume. The Dutch foreign trade exceeds half the value of the United States, highlighting Holland's strong export and import activity.
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Oscar
Norway
Finmarken
William
Beginnings of a Poet Paul Laurence Dunbar's early verses
Dunbar began writing poetry in high school and saved scraps with the plea Ma, don't destroy these. By age twenty the verses were ready for publication, gathered from an old kitchen box and his early scribblings, leading to his first book Oak and Ivy.
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Paul Laurence Dunbar
Model for America yacht built from Japanese toy design
James E Munson of New York claims George Steers used a Japanese toy yacht as a model for the America. Steers observed the toy’s speed in Maspeth owner L L’s possession, inspiring a thorough study of its lines and the eventual construction of the cup winner America.
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America
James E. Munson
New York City
George Steers
Japan
Maspeth, L. L
Steers
Henry James to Visit America on Long Return
Henry James, the novelist, plans a long stay in the United States after twenty five years away and will publish his experiences and impressions in book form once he returns.
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Henry James
America
United States
The Smallest Atom Described as Hydrogen Size
An old report states hydrogen is the smallest atom among chemists' elements and notes it is 1,780 times as large as car muscle structures recently shown as atomic components.
Grasshoppers devastate 70 mile by 50 mile district
Prof. Cooley of Montana State College Bozeman reports grasshoppers over a 70 by 50 mile area around Forsythe have devoured all vegetation. He warns range conditions are grave with cattle starved in the plains amid the raids.
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Prof
Cooley
State Agricultural College
Bozeman, Mont
Forsythe
Duke's Salary Tied to Avoided Mistakes Not Actions
James Buchanan Duke presides over two tobacco companies and earns 50,000 dollars from each. A shareholder asked what he does to justify such pay. He replied that he is not paid for what he does but for the mistakes he avoids.
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James Buchanan
Duke
Harvard Professor to Represent Institution at Berlin Wagner Monument Unveiling
John K. Paine, professor of music at Harvard University, will represent Harvard at the unveiling of the Wagner monument in Berlin, highlighting academic ties and cultural exchange between the institutions.
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Harvard
John K. Paine
Harvard University
Berlin
Mrs Harold Stagg Chapter XVII Visit to Miss Johnson
Emma and Harold Stagg tour a college house and dormitory led by Eleanor Baldwin Miss Johnson the elderly hostess guides guests through a dining hall where students serve and a study crowded with books and art. Harold jokes about looks and bloomers while Eleanor plans a private talk with her uncle later.
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Emma
Eleanor
Miss Johnson
Harold
Cherub
Owen Page
Tom
Harry
Fleanor
Johnson
Mrs. Stagg
Miss Baldwin
Napoleon
Eleanor Confesses Engagement as Clavering Presidency Looms
Eleanor reveals to Aunt Emma and Uncle Harold that Prof. Struthers has proposed marriage, but she plans to accept the presidency of Clavering instead. Harold urges acceptance while Emma presses for clarity, and Eleanor laments the confusion of women’s motives as the scene ends with Harold conceding his inability to understand them.
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Eleanor
Emma
Harold
Prof
Struthers
William Struthers
Prof. Struthers
Clavering
Uncle Harold
Herold
Panic as red exit lamps trigger theater fear
A suburban woman sparks a near panic in an uptown theater when she misreads red exit lamps as a fire danger. Patrons rise, assist, and an usher stops the rush after reassurance from staff and a fire commission remark.
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New York Evening Post
Jane
Path to Happiness and Self Improvement
The Pittsburgh Press urges early focus on one’s strengths and full effort to improve. Cultivate a philosophical mindset and appreciate daily joys, avoid bitterness, and seek meaningful friendships. Strive for lifelong learning, develop abilities, and engage in studies and sports to enrich life and open new pleasures.
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Pittsburg Press
His Favorite Christmas Dish
A Kansas City boy fixated on Christmas, ranking a single dish above gifts. When asked what one item he would choose if restricted, he answered turkey and chicken and pie and cake, revealing his festive menu obsession.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
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