Requiem Mass for Pope Leo XIII in Sistine Chapel
In Rome the first of three great masses for Pope Leo XIII's soul was held in the Sistine chapel with the sacred college, diplomats, and nobility present. The ceremony featured the Dies Irae, a white catafalque, and solemn chants by Cardinal Vannutelli and the choir. London also observed a requiem with officials and diplomats in attendance.
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Rome
Sacred College
Leo
Sistine Chapel
Pius IX
Catafalque
France
Russia
Prussia
Austria
Spain
Belgium
Portugal
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Guatemala
Bavaria
Thomas Esmonde
Donelan
Vatican
Michael Angelo
Italy
Sistine Choir
Cardinale
Serafino Vannutelli
Agnardi
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Satolli
Richard
Paris
Catafalqua
Chael Angelo
Vannutelli
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Martinello
Cardinal Gotti
London
Leo XIII
Oratory Brompton
Edward
Earl of Denbigh
Choate
United States
It Understands Itself and a Remedy Worth Investigation
A claim circulates that a long used remedy, proven by time and widespread physician endorsement, has cured many desperate cases. The text asserts it is self evident the remedy merits further study by regular doctors. The piece frames the remedy as deserving examination and acceptance by medical practice.
Compound Oxygen Cure Advertisement
An advertisement offers a book on Compound Oxygen and testimonials claiming effectiveness for chronic diseases including lagrippe. It promises home or office treatment with free consultation and invites readers to send for the books.
Notice of Stock Yard Manager Seeks Livestock
Tam now managing the new Stock Yard and will be pleased to receive your cattle sheep lambs and calves. Quick sales and prompt returns guaranteed. For further information apply to L Koppel Manager Union Stock Yard Augusta Ga near North Augusta Bridge. I hereby announce to my friends Fara.
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Tam
L. Koppel
Union Stoc Yard
Market Street
North Augusta Bridge
Augusta
Fara
Last Hope Realized in Texas Treatise on Medicine
In 1889 Oklahoma opening and harsh travel caused severe diarrhoea for a settler editor. A neighbor offered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. a big dose cured him within hours and he slept soundly. The piece advertises the remedy for bowel disorders with several local sellers listed.
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Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
D. Jamerson
Sandersville
Davisboro Drug Co
Davisboro
Southern Has Accident Near Springfield Virginia
A rear end collision on the Southern railway between a passenger limited and a work train at Springfield Virginia killed two and injured seven. Victims include W W Woodward postal clerk 19 from Jonesville and several postal clerks. engineer Peter Harrington seriously hurt. Train brakes failed and the double tracked line was busy with ballast work between Springfield and Atlanta. The crack train from New Orleans was late by thirty minutes to an hour.
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Washington
Southern Ventibuled Limited
Southern Railway
Springfiel
Alexandra
W. W. Woodward
Jonesville
Benjamin Rawlings
Orange
Peter Harrington
John L. Thompson
Washington, D. C
J. Frank Keller
Here
Atlanta
Springfield
Southern
New Orleans
Harrington
Hardy and Todd Fined in Peonage Case in Alabama
Two white Tallapoosa County men A A Hardy and James H Todd pleaded guilty to five indictments on peonage charges. Judge Jones imposed a $1000 fine in one case with 30 days to pay, or imprisonment at Dadeville. If funds cannot be raised, they may invoke the pauper act. A movement seeks President Roosevelt’s pardon for the Cosbys convicted of peonage.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tallapoosa County
A. A. Hardy
James H. Todd
Thomas G. Jones
Dadeville
Todd
Hardy
Roosevelt
Cosbys
Audubon Bill Passed For Protection Of Song Birds
Georgia’s House of Representatives approved the Audubon bill aimed at protecting song birds, plumage birds, and nests. Several other measures failed or were tabled, including a fraud law to curb advances on contracts for labor or services, which drew debate before it too was tabled.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
Adama
Putnam
House
Deal
Culloch
Slaton
Fulton
Adams
Burton
Franklin
Canon
Franklin County
Butts
Glynn
Twenty-Fifth
Glynn County
Cook
Telfair
Daniel
Emanuel
Charley Jeffcoat
Judge Ray Rules in $1.5 Million Bay State Case
In Birmingham New York July 28 a decision by Judge Ray of the United States circuit court upholds a demurrer in a complex action involving Jacob Edwards a principal stockholder of Bay State Gas company of Delaware. The suit seeks to erase an alleged mistransfer of capital stock through a clerical error to Mercantile Trust company of New York.
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Ray
U. S. Court
Birmingham
N. Y
United States Circuit Court
Jacob Edwards
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Mercantile Trust Company of
New York
Bay State 3As Company
Delaware
Bay State Gage Company
Massachusetts
Bay At Gas Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Mob Chasing Negro Near Lucerne In Harrison Township
A mob in Harrison township LoganSport Indiana armed with shotguns revolvers pitchforks and clubs hunts an unknown black man who allegedly attacked Mrs Watts near her home three miles from Lucerne. Led by George Watts the posse intends lynching if caught and plans to search Suttles prairie a 2000 acre corn area. Two other short notes report three men killed by a lightning strike near Grand Bay Alabama.
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Logansport
Ind
Harrison Township
Joseph Watts
Lucerne
George Watts
T Negro
Suttles Prairie
Mobile
Ala
S. J. Waller
Grand Bay
William Carter
Alfred Washington
Lewis Johnson
Calvin Fort
Will Dia
John G. Long Dead United States Consul General
John G. Long, United States consul general at Cairo, died in Dunbar Scotland from a fall. He was 67, born in St Augustine Florida, appointed consul general at Cairo in 1900, and was visiting friends in Scotland before returning home. The accident occurred last night when he slipped on a dark stair.
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United States
Cairo
Egypt
London
John G. Long
Dunbar
Scotland
Mr. Long
St. Augustine
Fla
Long
Molasses Duty Abolished Proposed in Customs Bill
In the House of Commons today Premier Balfour said a customs bill will be introduced in the remaining session to abolish the duty on raw molasses among other measures.
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Buty
London
House of Commons
Balfour
Emerson's Prose Lacks Masterful Cohesion Says Professor Bookman
The essay argues Emerson's prose falls short of true mastery due to coherence and unity flaws. It notes his eloquent passages rival poetry, yet his paragraphs and essays rarely achieve workmanlike structure, though some critics overstate his lack of coherence.
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Emerson
Matthew Arnold
Issage
Trenton Bookman
Mighty Trees of Sierra and Cascade Realms of Growth
Excerpts discuss the Sierra and Cascade forests as the greatest living creations with massive trees thriving under moist Pacific air and nutrient soils. The text explains how favorable climates foster giant trees and dense undergrowth, with stumps and burned sites acting as nurseries for new growth.
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Pacific
Sierra
Cascades
Pacific Ocean
The
Century Magazine
Looking for Trouble a Chip on the Shoulder Moral Tale
A San Francisco Post excerpt portrays the unhappy person who carries a chip on his shoulder. It describes how quarrelsome behavior follows him in theater, rail travel, and daily life, urging parents to curb fretful temperaments, even by whipping as a remedy, with a concluding anecdote of a whimpering child asking for a whipping and improving.
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San Francisco Post
Stamped Footnote Sparks Urban Quarrel on Corner
A brief street scene shows a woman stamping her foot in anger after a man offends her on a corner. He retorts that she cannot drop her foot into a letter box, mocking the waste of postage. The exchange ends with a judge's note on revenge and law.
Quotations on Genius and Perception from Classic Essays
A collage of brief excerpts on genius optimism and beauty. It cites ideas from Tommy and Grizel The Substitute The Ego ist A Summer In New York Flower O the Corn The Philosophy of Despair and a vivid Italian child’s perception in a library scene. It also recounts Bulwer Lytton’s anecdote at Knebworth about salvaging a china bowl.
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New York
The Rich Man's Plaint and Sensibilities
A collage of quotes from New York Press and Detroit Free Press items critiques wealth, social pretensions, and moral hypocrisy. A scornful voice contrasts rich idle living with beggars, dyspepsia, and money wasted by others. In another fragment, a society novel’s feminine characters are mocked as colonial. A Philadelphia editor notes a father’s complaint and a young man’s praised manners.
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Coloniesa
Detroit Free Press
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