Coronation of Pope Pius X in St Peter's Basilica
Rome August 10 The coronation ceremony of Pope Pius X drew 70 000 people at St. Peter's Basilica. Cardinal Macchi placed the triple crown as a 500 strong papal procession moved through the Vatican. The event featured the Sistine Chapel choir and a grand, orderly display with the pope blessing the altar and receiving the pallium.
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St. Peter's
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Basilica of
St. Peter’s
Cardinal Macchi
Europe
Vatican Palace
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
Leo XII
Leo
Pius
Pontifical
Sistine Chapel
Sacred College
Papal Court
Macchi
Segna
Vannutelli
Pontiff Pius X Arrives as Acclamations Fill St Peter's
Tens of thousands cheer as Cardinal Rampolla presents greetings and the chapter offers obedience. Pius X sits on the throne amid guards and officials while Mass is celebrated and prayers are offered at St Peter's crypt.
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Rampolla
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St. Peter's
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Pontifical Court
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Cardinal Macchi
Papal Coronation Ceremony Ends in Triumphant Rite
The pope receives the triple crown as Cardinals Macchi and Segna perform the rite. Bishops abbots and clergy kiss the pope’s hands and feet amid bells trumpets and choral singing. The crowd receives a plenary indulgence as the procession resumes in Pius’s benediction.
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St. Peter
Sacred College
Palestrina
Macchi
Segna
Cardinal Macchi
Jesus Christ
Pope Pius
Premier Combes Escapes Assassination Attempt in Marseilles
In Marseilles on Sunday afternoon Premier Combes escaped injury when two pistol shots were fired at his carriage after a banquet for the French Society of Teachers. A man in fisherman's clothes was arrested. a second assailant fled. The attacker, Sanvaire Picolo, denied firing but a revolver with two discharged chambers was found. Police suspect anarchist links and note other anarchists in the city.
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Combes
French Society of Teachers
Sanvaire Picolo
Picolo
Insurgents Hold Krushevo After Two Days of Fighting
Dispatch from Sofia reports insurgents in the town of Krushevo 23 miles northwest of Monastir held the position for two days. Turkish troops engaged in fierce fighting. 160 casualties were reported on both sides before the insurgents withdrew.
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London
Sofia
Bulgaria
Krushevo
Monastir
Lisbon Earthquake Shakes City but No Fatalities Reported
A violent earthquake struck Lisbon at 10 08 Sunday night causing panic and damage but no fatalities were reported. The tremor lasted about two seconds.
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Lisbon
Chicago Centennial Celebration Subscriptions Reach $25,000
Chicago reports the centennial celebration fund for the city’s permanent settlement has reached $25,000 with $75,000 still to raise by September 1. The effort targets a total $100,000.
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Chicago
American firm to supply Russian flour mills with 300000 dollars
An American firm has contracted to furnish Russian flour millers with 300000 dollars worth of machinery. The output of the mills will be increased within a year to 1500000 barrels a day.
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Peking
Nine Die as Grand Stand Collapses at Stadium
At Philadelphia National League park an overhanging wooden and brick left field walk collapsed killing nine and injuring hundreds. Coroner vows inquiry while games are postponed and crowds seek treatment in nearby hospitals. New deaths raise toll from Saturday’s accident to nine.
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Widener Ends Life Amid Health and Debt Struggles
Eugene G. Widener, 58, once a leading St. Louis commission merchant, died by self inflicted poison Sunday night. His death follows ongoing ill health and mounting debts in the local business scene.
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St. Louis
Eugene G. Widener
Despondent Woman Shoots Self in Chicago
Mrs Henry Glover, living at the Auditorium Annex since arriving from Nashville last spring, despondent woman, shot herself in the breast and is believed to die.
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Chicago
Henry Glover
Audirium
Former Police Capt Anthony Allaire Dies at 97
New York reports the death of former Police Captain Anthony J. Allaire who died Sunday. He served nearly 43 years on the New York police force and retired a year ago. Allaire, born in Cincinnati in 1829, leaves a long-paraded career behind.
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New York
Anthony J. Allaire
Allaire
Cincinnati
Four Youths Die After Sailboat Capsizes in River
Four youths die after a sailboat capsized in the Magaguadavic River Sunday near St. John New Brunswick. The victims are John Chambers George Phillips Guy Henry and Gilbert Henry.
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Magaguadavic River
John Chambers
George Phillips
Guy Henry
Gilbert Henry
Gasoline Launch Sinks. Four Men Die in Maine
Four young men perish when a gasoline launch explodes its tank and sinks off Ash Point near Rockland Maine on Saturday night. Rescue and investigation details are not provided in the report.
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Rockland
Ash Point
President Roosevelt Urges Swift Justice Against Lynching
In a letter authorized for publication Roosevelt commends Gov. Durbin of Indiana for his stance on lynching and argues mob violence is a form of anarchy. He insists due process and swift penalties to prove law can curb crime, noting alarm over rising lynching and its racial targeting of Black men.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Durbin
Indiana
Waterbury Trolley Strike Ends After 30 Weeks
Waterbury reports the Connecticut Electric and Lighting Co. agrees to reinstate part of the trolley men at once at the old wage, offers immediate work to others, and will negotiate with a men’s committee on remaining grievances. Public joy and excitement sweep the city, rivaling militia callout fervor.
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Waterbury
William E Dodge dies at Stanwood Bar Harbor
William E Dodge New York philanthropist and Phelps Dodge Co. executive dies at Stanwood Bar Harbor aged 71 after months of poor health. Founder of Union League Club and noted for charitable work leaves a widow and three daughters.
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Bar Harbor
William E. Dodge
New York
Stanwood
Meteor falls during thunderstorm over Chickasha
A meteor struck the north side of Chickasha during a heavy storm, lighting the sky with a blaze and shower of sparks. It hit in Mrs. Sarah Sibley’s backyard, stunning her severely as incandescent fragments flew away. The explosion wrecked the local telephone system.
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Bryan in a small wreck near Mount Vernon
ST LOUIS August 10 W J Bryan was severely shaken but escaped injury in a small wreck on the Southern railroad near Mount Vernon Illinois Sunday The train ran into an open switch causing delays of several hours Beyond bruises no injuries Bryan arrived from Louisville and continued to Sycamore Illinois that night
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W. J. Bryan
Southern Railroad
Mount Vernon
Ill
Mr. Bryan
Louisville
Sycamore
Storm Ravages Stanley County Near Albemarle
A severe rain and electric storm in Stanley county near Albemarle caused heavy damage. Four tenement houses were struck by lightning, residents were shocked, and a girl died in the incident.
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Raleigh
N. C
Stanley County
Albemarle
Textile strike in Philadelphia ends as workers return to work
Philadelphia textilers vote to end the strike, about 20,000 workers through the executive board decide to return to work on Monday after ten weeks of industrial action.
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Philadelphia
Bride of four months slain by husband in Lancaster
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on August 10 a bride aged 19, Mrs Edgar H Frantz, was killed by her husband, a drug clerk, who then likely fatally ingested morphine. The gun or weapon is not mentioned and the husband is believed to be dying from morphine overdose.
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Lancaster
Edgar H. Frantz
Frantz
Oklahoma Storm Pounds Central and Western Regions
A heavy rain storm with fierce winds swept Central and Western Oklahoma on Sunday. The eastern area suffered crop damage as a result of the severe weather.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Circus Train Collision Wrecks Elephant Camp
A two section Wallace Bros circus train collided in Durand Michigan after brake failure ca using a rear passenger car and caboose. One elephant and two camels died outright. 28 are dead or missing with 7 unidentified. Injured circus workers were transported to Detroit hospitals with no immediate deaths expected that night.
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Probst
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Ile
Farrer
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F. H W. Meenigan
Brownlee
E. A. Guillame
Louisville
Potter
Detroit
Harver Hospital
John Thomson
Peru
Ind
Geo. Clouga
Geneva
James Stewart
Denver
World travel record attempt sails from Germany
J W Sayer traveling the world for the Seattle Times sailed Friday on the steamer Campania from Germany and aims to reach Seattle in 55 days, breaking the 60 days 16% hours record set by Charles C Fitsmorris. He travels entirely by public conveyances.
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Wash
J. W. Sayer
Seattle Times
Campania
Charles C. Fitsmorris
Mr. Ser
No Representation at the Fair
Cape Town votes 46 to 28 to expunge a $50,000 capstone for Cape Colony’s representation at the St. Louis exposition from the estimates. The move ends funding for the colonial delegation to the fair.
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Cape Town
Cape Colony
Summit of Mount Washington visitors record
Congressmen Joseph C. Cannon and James A. Hemingway of Indiana W B Vreeland and Lewis Emerson of New York and Joseph C. Sibley of Pennsylvania were at the Mount Washington summit on Friday as part of the Aug 8 report from Mount Washington N H.
Weekly US and Canada Commercial Failures Report
New York report notes 178 commercial failures in the United States this week versus 190 last week and 191 the week before. Canada shows 19 failures this week, matching last week. Data reflects year over year comparison including 196 in the corresponding week last year.
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New York
United States
Canada
Allen's Foot-Ease and travel ads mingle with quotes
A vintage ad piece touts Shake Into Your Shoe with Allen's Foot-Ease claiming relief for painful swollen and sweaty feet and easy shoe fit. It cites sample address A. 8. Olmsted Le Roy NY and warns against substitutes. The page also features brief quotes and railroad line notes.
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Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Gains Wide Acclaim
Skeptics doubted Lydia E Pinkham's remedies but years of cures by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have built a vast following. Leading scientists and physicians now take note of the women's health aid, praising its merit and value.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Wise
Lydia Pinkham
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