Pope Relapse Reported As Pontiff Coughs Through Night
The Vatican details Pope Pius X’s severe coughing spell with partial recovery by morning. A physician notes improved expectoration and heart strength after night injections, while the pope gains nourishment. Lawyer Patriarca, who previously served for Pope Leo XIII, is summoned to the Vatican, signaling potential will matters.
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Belgian strikers swell ranks as Belgian suffrage strike grows
Belgian workers in a nationwide strike for manhood suffrage number between 280,000 and 300,000 in independent estimates, with socialists claiming 460,000. The disruption remains limited to industrial centers, with public life largely unimpacted. Liberal financiers donate funds, and the senate debated the situation as Premier vows conciliatory but refuses to abdicate. In Monte Carlo, Maurice Prevost wins the Schneider cup hydro airplane prize of $5,000.
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Injured by Kick of Horse in Humboldt Neb
Howard Phillips son of Hugh Phillips milks near Humboldt Nebraska was kicked in the head by a horse while tending the animals and was left unconscious. He was found later and is now on a fair way to recovery.
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Look to Your Plumbing and Digestive Health
The advertisement urges keeping household plumbing and digestion in top condition to prevent fever. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from digestive trouble and notes availability at all dealers.
California Alien Land Bill Angers Japanese Officials
Washington April 17 The California lower house passed an amended alien land holding bill seen as harder to oppose than the original bill because it follows the ownership act model enforced in the District of Columbia and U S territories for years. Officials say an objection would require extending to Japanese residents in Japan the right to own land in fee simple, a change not yet made by treaty. The administration and Japanese embassy will observe as the California senate considers a similar bill and a conference to reconcile differences follows Governor of California actions.
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