Papal Conclave Prospects Amid Cardnal Rivalries
A historical briefing outlines candidates for the pope, led by Rampolla and Vannutelli, with Gibbons as a possible choice if foreign cardinals split. It lists liberal and conservative contenders, notes Rampolla’s long service, and profiles Sarto, Gotti, di Pietro, and others as potential electors or papal figures.
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St. Peter
Rampolla
Serafino Vannutelli
Algo
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Verafino ‘Vannutelli
Agnardi
Satolli
Gotti
Angelo di Pietro
Curita
Sato
Venice
Merrari
Milan
Capecefatro
Capua
Mariano I Rampoll
Thhrough
Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli
Sacred College
Gonazzano
Vienna
Holy
Ate
Parecchi
Cardi
Setolli
America
Yanbington
Je Wire Maria Gotti
Genoa
Cardinal Gott
Giuseppe Sarto
Venic
O, T. Rese
Impressive Ceremonies Mark Election Of A Pope
The article details conclave rites for electing a pope, describing processions, cell assignments, and the voting methods of compromise, inspiration, adoration, scrutiny, and accession. It notes walling of doors, oath taking, and the distribution of voting papers, ending with the papal proclamation from St Peter's balcony.
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Sacred College of Cardinals
St. Gregory
Lot
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Pius IX
Leo XIII
Sacred College
Vaca
Serafino
Frascati
Dominic Mary
Tyre
Sudden squall topples tent at Denver gathering
A sudden gust at a 8000 person Tent Endeavor event in Denver toppled the big tent. A Chicago Telephone Company agent, A M Ramsey, directed men to brace the poles, saving many from danger. Several injuries were reported, but none serious, and an impromptu praise service followed as lights were shut off to prevent further harm.
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Telephone Company
Denver
A. M. Ramsey
Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company
Etta Ward
Mary Ellis
I. N. Johnson
Allela Murdock
K. C. Patterson
Alamosa
Colo
J. C. Peters
Miss Powers
Trenton
Neb
Winifred Sleep
St. Mark’s Hospital
Electric Light Company
Ramsey
Fear raid by grasshoppers reaches Dakota region
Bellefourche South Dakota July 14 stock men and others are alarmed over the likelihood of grasshoppers raiding this section this summer. Grasshoppers have devastated parts of Montana and are rapidly coming toward South Dakota. If they reach the state they will do untold damage and the threatened district is greatly wrought up.
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Bellefourche
S. D
Tme
Montana
South Dakota
Rain Breaks Heat Across Nebraska Corn Belt
Lincoln Nebraska July 14 a long heat spell dried southeastern Nebraska was ended by a broad rainfall that lowered temperatures and revived the corn crop which had been suffering from drought and heat.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Ferry and Yacht Collision Spooks Harbor Sightseers
In New York on July 14 a steam yacht Clifton colliding with ferry boat New York startled 150 West coast sightseers aboard the yacht. The crash disrupted harbor travel and drew onlookers as officials investigated the incident.
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New York
Panama Treaty Drags In Bogota Cable Report
United States Minister Beaupre cabled from Bogota that the Panama canal treaty is dragging before the Colombian congress. He did not indicate its likelihood of ratification or chance of passage.
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Washington
United States
Beaupre
State Department
Bogota
Woman Smashes Saloon Doors in Wheatland Incident
Vincennes Indiana July 14 a woman identified as Mrs James Alton forced entry into Charles Quall's Wheatland saloon, compelled her husband to leave, and smashed mirrors with beer bottles in a reported disturbance.
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Vincennes
Ind
James Alton
Charles Quall
Wheatland
Iowa News Briefs and State Finances Show Growth
Des Moines reports from July 14 1903 include a Roosevelt communication thanking Governor Cummins for his Iowa reception during the president’s visit. Treasurer Gilbertson’s office logs show biennial receipts totaling 6 177 855 50 with a balance of 7 321 743 67 on July 1 1903. Warrant redemptions for state institutions and general appropriations reach 2 795 630 79 for 1902 1903, with state balances rising from 1 143 885 17 in 1901 to 1 570 478 88 in 1903. Receipts include 491 284 57 from U S government civil war and Spanish American war claims and a 125 000 Rock Island filing fee. Disbursements show 370 739 in 1902–03 to state universities colleges and normal schools, rising to 423 769 for 1903, and Milwaukee’s interest in Des Moines shops is noted. Clifford Morcomb of Cedar Rapids seeks Masonry history for a Mon Parvin biography. Notaries count may exceed 6 000. Complaints to Washington about American rights in Mexico are mentioned. Local notices include railway right of way at Bussey, depots at Florence, a Rock River Traction line, Otley Telephone Co formation, a grain farmers line, and a 10 000 Carnegie library at Armes.
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Gilbertson
Commonwealth
United States
Treasury
Congress
Rock Island Railway Company
State University
State College
State Normal
The
Bussey
Iowa Railway Company
Pella
Howell
Great Western
Florence
Rock River Traction Company
Roalt Island
Rock Falls
Geneseo
Otley Telephone Company
Fainers
Wallingford
Carnegie
Armes
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Cardinal Gotti
Bornsat
Riese
Rise
Oregiia
Luigi Oreglia di Stefano
Bene
Vagienna
Diocese of
Mondovi
Italy
Academy of Rome
Pontifical Court
Roman Tribunal
Lisbon
College of Cardinals
Holy Roman Church
Roman University
Congregation of Ceremonies
Cardinal ‘Oreglia
Tascary
Apostolic Prothonotaries
Prince Bavelli
Cardinal Camerlengg
Westminster
Sergius LI
Lovis Oregna di Santo Stefano
Velletri
St Peter's
Cardinal Satolli
Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinal Scampa
Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli
Christian Endeavor
Iotes
Des Moines
Cummins
Roosevelt
Loch
White House
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Wm. Loeb, Jr
Milwaukee
Perry
Des Moines Union
Wes Des Moines
Iowa Falls
Northern
Joseph Morcomb
Cedar Rapids
7. S. Parvin
Morcomb
Martin
Clayton
Mexico
W. H. Simpson
San Luis Potosi
J. H. Greenwell
Davenport
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