Cardinal Sarto Elected Pope Pius X on Seventh Ballot
The conclave elected Cardinal Giusepppe Sarto of Verdiccio as pope on the seventh ballot. He will take the name Pius X and reign from Rome. Sarto, born June 2, 1836 in Riese, trevino, studied at regional seminary and Rome’s Barra Theologia before becoming cardinal.
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Guiseppe Sarto
Vento
Pius X
Rome
Giuseppe Sarto
Verdce
We “Pe Thas
Piva X
Jean Talf
Barto
Sarto
Rampol
Trevina
Italy
Barra Theologia
Ieore
Pope Pius X Elected on Seventh Ballot
Giuseppe Sarto, from the Venetian provinces and late patriarch of Venice, elected pope on the seventh ballot this morning. The narrative outlines his early education, ordination, and rise through church ranks, noting his selection as patriarch of Venice in 19th century events.
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Giuseppe Sarto
Pope
Sarto
Venice
Puget Sound Clerks Reject Offers to Trade Jobs for Washington Posts
Special to The Star reports Washington Aug 4 a census office clerk proposed exchange for a civil service post in the Department of Commerce and Labor in Washington. Several customs officials indorsed the idea but dismissed the offer citing climate and job security.
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Star
Washington
Customs
Beattie
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tou
Chia
Puget
Weetington
Han
Iity
Wash
Ington
United States
Puget Sound
Great meeting to hear Col John Pinerty address Irish question
Music and oratory fill the Grand Opera House tonight as Col John Pinerty ex congressman from New York and president of the United Irishmen League discusses Ireland and the Irish race. Judge Albertson presides and a long list of vice presidents is announced.
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Grand Opera House
Lieten
John . Pinerty
Nye
United Tried League of America
Ireland
Albeertaon
J. (. Ford
Hon
Johnny
Samuel Hill
J. J. McCafferty
Mr Kegan
George B. John Kelleher
C. H. Par NM
John W. Iman
F. Varrol
P. J. O' Rourke
Andre Wilt H. Morris
J. Lanee Buckiey
James and Mansfield White
Rtin
James Sheehan
Seanelly
A Kane
Ll. M
New Odd Fellows Lodge Hall Dedicated in Region
The new home of the local lodge of Odd Fellows, a landmark structure of its kind in the state, was formally dedicated today. Visiting Odd Fellows from several cities and towns attended, making the event one of the most notable of its kind in this area.
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
TO FIGHT FOR TROPHY
The Dwight L. Davie challenge trophy matches open at Longwood Cricket Club Boston with potential record attendance. The American squad includes W. A. Larned D. Wrenn and G. L. Wrenn Jr. Britain is represented by R. K. F. Doherty H. F. Doherty and H. F. Mahoney. First singles on opening day with doubles tomorrow.
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Boston
Masa
Longwood Cricket Club
W. A. Larned
D. Wrenn
G. L. Wrenn
Great Britain
F. Doherty
H. F. Doherty
Gen Black Favored For Army Command In Chief
A large delegation will depart on a special train for San Francisco and the army encampment. General Black of Chicago is viewed as the likely choice to be elected commander in chief.
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Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Army
Black
Chicago
Quick justice as murderer pays penalty in record time
In New York on August 4 Tony Turekofeky was executed for killing a townkeeper in June. The hastened sentence set a record for swift punishment in the state.
Board of Works awards Broadway paving to Barber Asphalt Co
At a special meeting the Board of Public Works awarded the Broadway paving from Yesterway to Roy Street to Barber Asphalt Co for Hell. Barber also to maintain the paving at 1 cent per square yard. Kalberg’s bid for concrete walks on Twenty second Avenue was rejected due to delinquency on five city contracts. Readvertisement planned for iron pipe water main on Twenty first Avenue. pipe choice shifted from wood to iron for durability.
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Board of Publiic Werke
Broadway
Yesterway
Roy Street
Barber Asphalt 6
Hell
Barber Co
Quad
Twentieth Avenue
Death by own action in cyanide poisoning case
Coroner rules suicide by cyanide poisoning in the death of Charles H. Winter found at his Collins block office. Autopsy noted mouth throat burns and stomach convulsions with no evidence of forced entry. no motive or inquest planned. J B Fortier, his brother in law and business partner, identified the body yesterday afternoon.
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Charles HM
Heye
Collins Block
J. B. Fortier
Sneak Thieves Rob Safe for 812 and a Watch
Thieves entered Billy the Mug’s safe on a Thursday night after finding the door unlocked. They moved a strongbox across the corner of Second Avenue and Washington Street during repairs. W. W. Freeat and A. Murphy were detained on suspicion as police traced the robbery to the scene.
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Billy
Sinion
Second Avenue
Washington Street
W. W Freeeat
A. Murphy
Geodetic Commission Opens Two-Week Session in Melbourne
Delegates from eleven nations gather in Melbourne to chart Earth measurements. The United States is represented by O.D. Timeasd, head of the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey, noted as a leading figure in the field. The commission aims to foster international cooperation in geodetic measurements under treaty-backed authority.
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Copenmagen
Aus
Perliament Belting
Seanton
United
Knickerbocker Sues for Dust Blower Infringement
The Knickerbocker company filed in federal court for an injunction against United States Blowpipe and Hydraulic Co of Beattle TM to stop use of a dust blower alleged to infringe a patent owned by Knickerbocker.
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Knickerbocker Company
United States Blowpipe and Hydraulic Co
Beattle
Telegraph Beats Greyhound In 10 Mile Steam Race
The steamer Telegraph defeated the Greyhound in a 10 mile Edmonds to Muckiltea race yesterday. Telegraph led early and closed the gap to win while Greyhound, once famed for speed, finished far behind. Telegraph then proceeded to Everett for equipment work.
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Telegraph
Edmonds
Muckiltea
Veesel
Caa
Noertth Pacific
Flyer
Arrow
Greyhound
Badmondas
Everett
Pleasant Beach Newsboy Outing Draws 850 Attend
The Newsboy union hosted a Pleasant Beach outing yesterday with over 850 attendees. Queen Auguste and her court were absent due to prior engagements, while attendees enjoyed a baseball game and outdoor activities. Licenses to wed were issued for Kihen Emmons and Midna Coffman of Tacoma, and John Luther Nelson of Beattie with family Crowe.
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Newsboy Union
Planse
Pleasant Beach
Auguste
Ous
Amercans
Thermoclves
Kihen Emmons
Midna Coffman
Tacoma
John Luther Nelson
Beattie
Crowe Poe
Uoe Zy
Shrinking of Wating Fang Sparks Confused Office Change
The passage describes a muddled scene with Mr. We at home, a missing parade, and a dubious appointment as second Assistant in the corpse of under secretarian alongside four clerks. It hints at office chatter during lunch and vague claims about the United States being gold-bricked in the urbane Mr. Wu. The text is garbled and suggests hidden satire on bureaucratic chaos.
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United States
Wamnan
Robber Captured After City Chase and Confession
After a multi block pursuit Rich police fired two shots at George Van Arcoit who, along with Elias Humbeldt, was arrested for holding up the Leach Park hotel proprietor John E B Johnsen. Van Arcoit confessed to a prior hold up two days earlier and implicated a second teen in the Leachi park case. Officers traced a connection to a steamer deckhand robbery and a scheme involving several suspects.
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George van Arcoit
Elias Humbeldt
John EB. Johnsen
Leach Park
van Aseait
Daam
Co 8
Leschi Hotel
Ce Teo
Johnson
Hie
At Bay
Caaé
L. T. Haar
Elass
Waeahington Pattetman Inn
van Aweck
Patranas Mason
Jackson Street
Record Avenue South
Daren
George Humboldt
Hhis
Var Areest
van Aereit
Viet
Leschi Ho
John
Vanaia Hae
Leachi Park
Desperate burglar targets congressman’s wife in New York
The wife of Congressman Ketchum was nearly murdered by a thief she surprised in her apartment on return from shopping. The assailant struck her with a poker, fractured her collarbone, and caused multiple abrasions as he attempted to flee with five dollars.
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New York
Ketchum
Day divorce case questioned in court over show cause
Elderly defendant BR. F. Day faced a Superior Court judge in the morning as he was commanded to appear and show cause why he should not be adjudged in contempt or other action related to the divorce proceedings.
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Albertson
Apt
Washington city official charged with bribery conspiracy
A Washington, DPD, CC official appeared in court on a Friday charge of bribery conspiracy to defraud the government regarding a contract to paint letter boxes. He posted bonds totaling $10,000.
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Washington
DPD
Cupper
Lockhaven
Lebman Sentenced to Seven Years for City Hall Loot
In St Louis on August 5 1900 Tuline Lebman whose house suffered a 47000 dollar spoilage from boodling city council has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment.
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Et. Louis
Tuline Lebman
Washington and Portugal leaders exchange goodwill messages
President Rowevell and the king of Portugal exchanged messages of goodwill. The Portuguese monarch sent a message from Lisbon while dining aboard the cruiser Chicago as a guest of Admiral Catton.
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Washington, B
Rowevell
Portugal
Lisbon
Catton
Fire crew halts blaze at steam plant during parade
Quick action by the fire department stopped a potential disaster at the steam plant where a blaze smoldered under a boiler. An engine returning from the carnival parade helped the responding unit gain the upper hand as firefighters extinguished the fire.
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First Avenue
Kaw River Rises Rapidly Threatening Seguin Banks
The Kaw river rose five inches per hour all morning with vast driftwood piling against temporary bridges. The water stood five feet above normal and caused considerable damage while menaced Seguin with potential bank failures.
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Kaw
Seguin
Alaska seeks $100000 exhibit funding from Congress
Governor John G Brady urged the Washington board to provide at least 100000 more for Alaska's world fair exhibit after Congress had allotted 84009. He planned to confer with Assistant Secretary Tryan and fur commissions and asked the commission to support Alaska's display project.
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Alaska
Congress
Hela
Bt. Lavale
Tryan
Urady
Washington
Burnside Cable Ship Arrives to Support Alaskan Telegraph Links
The Burnside arrived from Juneau to repair the line between Juneau and Skagway and lay the Haines to Skagway cable. Crew includes about 90 Filipinos with Japanese and Chinese sailors. The ship, acquired by the U S during the war era, formerly shipped cattle between Baltimore and Liverpool and operated cables in the Philippines.
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United States
Burnewide
Juneau
Bhe
Point
Skagway
Haines
Skhagwey
Alaska
Burnside
Elf Burneide
Apain
Atlantic Transport Co
Baltimore
Liverpool
Philippine Islands
Our Big Enameled Ware Sale Announcement
This morning nearly ten cars of enameled ware in blue white and gray were placed on sale. It covers almost the entire stock except the Hotel Department and features goods from good to best. The sale runs all week to clear storage space and is presented as the best offered opportunity for enameled ware buyers.
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Penker
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Rhodes Bros
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Rainier
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Seattle
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John G. Brady
Amelia
Washington Board of
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Ber of Commerce
Burnside IN
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Heetrical
S.let Av
Old Kentucky
Old Polks
Nella
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MH Batley
Times Building
Ramaker Music Comp
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