Pius X Likely To Shape Holy See Course After Leo
The article surveys the transition from Pope Leo to Pius X, noting Leo’s conciliatory stance toward Protestant powers and Pius X’s potential to minimize politics within the Holy See. It highlights Sarto’s Italian government ties, his Venice patriarchate leadership, and his early acts including promoting Monsignor Del Val to cardinal.
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Edward
Pius X
Holy See
Leo
Patriarchate of
Venice
Cardinal Sarto
Sarto
Monsigneur del Val
Fraud in government gauging undermarks whiskey barrels
A Philadelphia saloonkeeper found a government stamped weight of seventy pounds on a barrel of whiskey when it actually weighed eighty two pounds. He paid for twelve gallons he did not receive, leading to hundreds of gallons lost and a wider probe. Four Philadelphia gaugers were suspended as investigations spread to other cities. The piece criticizes systemic fraud and calls for accountability beyond the minor workers.
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Gvernment Service
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
J. J. Mack
William L. Medora
Raymond Jones
R. &. Sheridan
Postal Department
Treasury Department
Agricultural Department
War Department
Lincolnshire society awards to parents with many children
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society at its Lincoln exhibition rewarded laborers who raised and placed out the most children. Thomas Vought of Tealby Market Rasen won first prize for nineteen born, seventeen raised, and twelve placed out. Other entrants had up to sixteen born and twelve placed. Prizes also honored long service with forty one to fifty seven years in one position.
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Lincolnshire Society
London
Lincolnshire Agricultural Society
Lincoln
Thomas Vought
Tealby
Market Rasen
Hellier Sells Camp Branch Farms to Kissman
Thursday W. J. Hellier of Camp Branch sold his Pettis county farms to A. J. Kissman of Princeton Illinois. Hellier will occupy another farm soon, and Kissman plans to dispose of one of his newly acquired farms to a neighbor and move families to Pettis county.
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W. J. Hellier
Camp Branch
Pettis County
New Citzens
A. J. Kissman
Princeton
Ill
Mr. Hellier
Mr. Kissman
Illinois
Theological Reporter Covers Visiting Divine Sermon
The Buffalo Enquirer notes the sporting editor attended a church sermon by an eminent visiting divine. The piece humorously describes the Rev. Dr. Blankety Blank delivering from the pulpit like a pitcher, mixing slow and fast balls to "whip" opponents, with choir and bleacher cheers enhancing the scene.
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Buffalo Enquirer
Obliging Relatives Prompt Barnyard Quarrel at Breakfast
Mr Higgins vents frustration over relatives staying in his house and dragging in seven children for the summer. He jokes about moving to the woodshed and complains of crowded rooms and a pushy sister, ending with a final emphatic outburst.
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Mr. Higgins
Mandy
Dean's Ointment Promised Cure for Itching Skin
Sedalia citizens endorse Dean's Ointment as a cure for all itching skin diseases. Carpenter J M Logan Testifies he used it for protruding hemorrhoids with relief and cure after trying many remedies. Sold through W E Bard Drug Company with FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
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Sedalia
J. M. Logan, Carpenter
West Fifth Street
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Longan’s Laundry Promises Best Laundering Service
The advertisement asserts Longan’s Laundry offers superior laundering quality with no cause for complaint and positions itself as the leading service for tasteful attire and clean linen.
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Longan
From asylum to pulpit a pastor seeks long-lost kin
The Rev Thomas Ringland of Ferris Illinois offers a liberal reward in New York for information about his father mother brother and two sisters missing for twenty years. His father went to Ireland in 1881 with two daughters, while the fate of the mother remains unknown.
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New York
Thomas Ringland
Ferris
Ill
M. Ringland
Ireland
Arlington Pharmacy Delivers Sweet Springs Water
A case of Sweet Springs water can be delivered on request. Price is $1.50 per case. Contact by telephone at No. 14. Arlington Pharmacy.
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Arlington Pharmacy
Missouri Apple Industry Pamphlet Request
A pamphlet offer from Missouri promoters invites readers in a Katy railroad region to request eight more pamphlets detailing the apple industry. It cites 801 Wainwright Building, St. Louis, Mo., as the address for requests and stresses the region's bearing toward apples.
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Missouri
Katy
Wainwright Bldg
St. Louis, Mo
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