Papal Procession through the Vatican Palace
Europe aided in a grand event at St. Peter's Sunday the Papal Procession formed inside the apostolic palace with about 500 participants. Pius X stood as the central figure while a crimson caped chaplain bore the cushion for the triple crown. Cardinals Macchi Segna and Vannutelli performed incensing and kissed the pope three times.
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St. Peter's
Vatican Palace
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
Pius X
Pius
Cardinal Macchi
Segna
Vannutelli
Pope Pius X Crowned in Solemn St Peter's Rite
Rome August 10 Pope Pius X was crowned in St Peter's Basilica before about 70 000 dignitaries nobles and diplomats. Cardinal Macchi placed the triple crown as prayers were said and the pallium attached marking the pontifical office amid trumpet tones bells and hymn.
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Basilica of
St. Peter’s
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God
Virgin Mary
Pontiff Pius X Crowned Amid Thundering Acclaims
In St. Peter’s Basilica the crowd cheers as Cardinal Rampolla presents greetings to Pope Pius X and pledges obedience to his pontificate. The ceremony features hemp-lit torches, Latin rites, and the triple tiara, with the pope seated on the throne and the basilica ringing with bells and trumpets.
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Ex Police Capt Allaire Dies After 43 Years in NYPD
Former New York Police Captain Anthony J. Allaire died Sunday in New York at 82. He was born in Cincinnati in 1829 and retired about a year ago after nearly four decades of service with the city force.
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New York
Anthony J. Allaire
Allaire
Cincinnati
Papal Return Marked by Traditional Obedience
Upon the pope's return to the throne the cardinals offered their last obedience, kissing his hands and feet and embracing him twice. Bishops and archbishops kissed his foot and right knee, while abbots kissed only his foot. The pope then moved to the shrine of St. Peter for the culmination.
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Holy Father
St. Peter
Milling Machinery For Russia Contracted
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
Lipton yacht Shamrock IV enters dry dock at Erie basin
New York on August 10 reports Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock IV, the cup challenger, moved into the Erie basin dry dock without incident. Work to prepare for the races began promptly as the crew prepared the vessel for competition.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Erie Basin
Transport Logan Arrives From Manila With 26th Infantry
The transport Logan arrived Sunday in San Francisco from Manila carrying the 26th infantry. Two deaths were reported: C. E. Herbert first class private in the engineer corps and Julius Ujhelyi of Company I, 26th infantry.
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Logan
San Francisco
Manila
26Th Infantry
C. E. Herbert
Engineer Corps
Julius Ujhelyi
Chicago centennial subscription reaches twenty five thousand
The Chicago centennial subscription list has reached 25000 toward the 100000 needed. Organizers expect the full amount by September 1 as the permanent settlement celebration nears.
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Chicago
Two trains collide on embankment near Trinity river
Dallas Aug 19 two Missouri Kansas Texas passenger trains collided on a 50 foot embankment while negotiating a curve near the Trinity river. Three persons were injured as speeds remained high and an investigation began.
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Dallas
Tex
Trinity River
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Draw Follows 16 Round Milwaukee Akron Bout
Artie Simms of Akron Ohio and Charles Berry of Milwaukee fought 16 rounds to a draw at the Pickwick Athletic Club in Minneapolis on Sunday. It was a fierce contest with both fighters sustaining solid attacks and exchanges throughout the bout.
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Minneapolis
Bride of four months slain by husband in Lancaster
Lancaster August 10. A bride of four months Mrs Edgar H Frantz 19 was shot by her husband a drug clerk on Sunday and Frantz is dying from self inflicted wounds described as moral pains she swallowed the report says authorities pursue details as they evaluate the tragedy the couple resided in Lancaster with neighbors noting the young wife had been newly married to the drug clerk and in a fatal domestic incident the husband is believed to have shot her before turning the gun on himself
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Lancaster
Edgar H. Frantz
Frantz
Feud heats courtroom as jurors heard murder case
In Cynthiana Kentucky the fourth day of the Curtis Jett and Thomas White trial for the Jackson Breathitt murder heard prosecutors press the case. Judge Rafferty and attorney Thomas D. Marcum delivered forceful arguments stressing the death penalty. Capt Ben B. Golden then spoke with passion while defending and labeling Ewen a vile witness.
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Commonwealth of Kentucky
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
J. B. Maven
Jackson
Breathitt County
Rafferty
Thomas D. Marcum
National Democratic Committee
Indian Territory
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Lafferty
Ible
Ben B. Golden
J. Webster
Webster
Golden
Ewen
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Macedonian trouble near Monastir and Turkish acts
Constantinople reports insurgents concentrating between Philip and Dibra to intercept reinforcements from Old Servia. Monastir district houses 8000 insurgents armed in Greece, with 600 destroying Turkish detachments and Kitchevo attacks. Three Turkish villages reportedly destroyed. three Christian villages near Monastir devastated. Rome notes potential European intervention to end the Macedonia unrest, linking Boris Sarafoff to the revolt and Rostovoski's murder.
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Dibra
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Bulgaria
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee
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Gen John C Black Favored For G A R Top Post
J T Stewart, then commander-in-chief of the G A R, told reporters at the Kansas City depot that Gen John C Black of Chicago is the likely next commander-in-chief. He said most large departments have instructed for Black and he will be elected. He could not say if Gen Miles would be honored at the convention, noting Miles’ recent retirement has not yet sparked sentiment.
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J. T. Stewart
John C. Black
Chicago
Miles
Gen. Stewart
San Francisco
Army of the
United States
Miners Strike Sparks Violence at Virginia City
Reported to sheriff’s office serious trouble erupted at Virginia City where a miners strike has persisted. A deputy posse was sent after reports of a man shot and another assaulted amid efforts to employ non union labor in the mines.
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Birmingham
Ala
Virginia City
Burgin
Governor Endorses Roosevelt Letter Sentiments
Olympia Oregon August 11 Gov McBride says he heartily approves of President Roosevelt’s sentiments in his letter to Gov Durbin, calling the letter timely and urging endorsement by all good citizens of the country.
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Olympia
Ore
Roosevelt
Durbin
Gov. McBride
Crop Prospects in India
The viceroy of India telegraphed the India Office that overall crop prospects are good. Some districts face poor rainfall due to a late and weak monsoon, affecting yields there.
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India
London
Viceroy of India
India Office
Racing partnership dissolved. Hawthorne sale August 18
The racing partnership of C E Darnell and Emil Herz is dissolved. Horses belonging to the firm will be sold at auction August 18 at Hawthorne. The Kentuckian will not be sold.
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Chicago
C. E. Darnell
Emil Herz
Hawthorne
A Neighborhood Feud Leaves Three Hurt In Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma August 11 Farmers near Oieta Woodward county report a feud that left William Cooper and his son James dead and Sam Barrett severely wounded.
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Guthrie
Okla
William Cooper
James Cooper
Sam Barrett
Oieta
Woodward County
Russian Consul Murder Sparks Demands for Punishment
In St. Petersburg on August 11 the czar called for exemplary punishment not only for the Turkish gendarmes who killed the Russian consul at Monastir last week but also for all military and civil officials deemed responsible for the crime. The Monastir assassination marks a second Russian consul murder in the region.
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St. Petersburg
Monastir
M. Rostkovski
Djacedonia
Postmaster General to Deliver Open Newspaper Mail
Washington announces an experiment to swear in post office employees and baggage men on trains lacking mail clerks to handle and deliver open newspaper mail. The move follows petitions from leading publishers requesting facilities for open bundle distribution along lines with only closed pouches.
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Washington
Payne
Post Office Department
Bustle valued at 7300 found after long chase
Mrs Lucy Vance of Shawnee Kansas reported a missing bustle valued at 7300 believed dropped from a Rock Island train en route to St Paul. She forgot the item in the rush of moving, returned home just in time to save it from being burned by new tenants.
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St. Paul, Minn
Lucy Vance
Shawnee
Kan
Rock Island
St. Paul
Condition of corn on August first reported
The monthly report of the chief of the bureau of statistics shows corn condition at 78.7 on August 1, compared with 79.4 on July 3, 1903, 86.5 on August 1, 1902, 54 on the same date in 1901, and a ten year average of 4.4.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Chinese minister and Loomis discuss St Louis World Fair access
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng Chinese minister and Acting Secretary Loomis discussed the admission of the Chinese commissioner and suite to the World’s fair at St Louis. Arrangements are satisfactory to the Chinese government.
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Washingon
Chentung Liang Cheng
Loomis
St. Louis
McDonald Marries Chicago Widow in London
James McDonald formerly of Cincinnati and European manager of Standard Oil Co was married here Monday to Mrs Bradley of Chicago. McDonald long a Cincinnati resident and well known in the city.
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James McDonald
Cincinnati
Standard Oil Co
Bradley
Chicago
McDonald
Russian strike in workers halves million impact
A leading Russian employer in Kieff estimates the national strike affects about half a million workers. He says the movement completely nonplussed government authorities as of August 11.
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Kieff
Russia
Death of Alfonso L. Jones in Cuernavaca
Alfonso Lan caster Jones, recently Mexican minister to England, died at Cuernavaca where he had gone for his health. He was part of an English family that settled in Mexico many years ago.
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Alfonso L. Jones
Mexico City
Alfonso Lancaster Jones
England
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Prompt and Speedy Trial Mentioned in Louisiana Notes
Baton Rouge verse notes President Roosevelt letter to Indiana Governor Durbin. Gov Heard said Monday night the remedy for existing ills lies in prompt and speedy trial.
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Baton Rouge
Roosevelt
Durbin
Indiana
Heard
Hurricane Warnings Issued For Gulf And Ocean Ports
A tropical cyclone threat prompts the weather bureau to issue hurricane signals for Gulf and Atlantic ports from New Orleans to Boston. San Domingo area reports suggest a northwest movement while Martinique endures a violent hurricane with extensive damage yet no deaths.
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P. R
Weather Bureau
Barbados
Washington
San Domingo
Bahama Islands
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Gulf and Ocean
New Orleans
Boston
Fort de France
Martinique
Trinity
St. Marie
Carbet
St. Joseph and
Francois
Disastrous wreck in Paris Metro fire disaster
A Paris Metro electric railway collision and fire Monday night left up to 90 dead. Eighty two bodies were recovered from trains destroyed by fire as firemen flooded the tunnel and recovered victims, many workers.
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Paris
Metropolitan Electric Railway
Woman Burned to Death in Petticoat Pocket Fire
Mrs. Taylor Greening, 64, died from burns after she placed a half-burned pipe in her petticoat pocket while riding with her husband toward Loomis Loami area. She had been smoking and believed the tobacco was not burning when she dropped the pipe. Her clothes caught fire and she inhaled flames before her husband could smother them. She had lived near Loami for 60 years and smoked a pipe most of her life.
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Springfield
Ill
Taylor Greening
Italian miners attack at Neill coal mines vendetta
In Wilsonburg Mon Jay near Clarksburg Italian miners attacked American mine employees in a vendetta. Pistols shotguns and Bowie knives were used. Thirty to forty shots fired. One Italian, Lewis Cortes, was killed. Lewis Chappano was wounded and may die. An officer detail is on scene. B C Rowan Edward Rodey and John Freman were arrested.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Neill
Wilsonburg
Mon Jay
Lewis Cortes
Lewis Chappano
B. C. Rowan
Edward Rodey
John Freman
Stereotypers and Electrotypers Begin Second Annual Convention
Washington August 11 The International Stereotypers and Electrotypers union opened its second annual convention with President James J. Friel presiding. After welcome speeches the session adjourned for an afternoon carriage ride through Zoological Park and the soldiers home grounds.
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Stereotypers and Electrotypers
Washington
International Stereotypers and Electrotypers’union
James J. Friel
Union
Zoological Park
The New Papal Secretary Appointment Rumor
London August 11 The Chronicle Rome correspondent cites a well informed authority saying Cardinal Sebastino Martinelli will be appointed papal secretary of state.
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London
the Chronicle
Rome
Sebastino Martinelli
Butter price edges up on board. district sales rise
Elgin Illinois August 11 butter advanced half a cent to 19 cents a pound on the board of trade. District sales for the past week totaled 737700 pounds reflecting stronger demand.
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Elgin
Lil
Board of Trade
Tohee named Iowa chief in Guthrie election
Dave Tohee, brother of the late murdered Iowa chief, has been elected chieftain of the Iowa tribe in Guthrie Oklahoma. The Tohee family holds the chief title in the tribe as far back as records show.
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Guthrie
Okla
Dave Tohee
Tohee
Four Trainmen Seriously Injured in Southern Wreck
The fast mail south-bound on the Southern Railway was wrecked near Gastonia at night, injuring four trainmen seriously while no passengers were hurt.
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Charlotte
N. C
Southern Railway
Gastonia
Flood Delays Tucson Traffic After Bridge Washout
Heavy weekend storms damaged the Southern Pacific Railroad in Arizona delaying traffic. A 200 foot bridge at Patagonia was washed out Sunday night by the Sonora River flood, causing significant disruption to rail service.
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Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Patagonia
Sonora
Danish Poet Jens Waldemar Borschinene Dead in Chicago
Danish poet and philanthropist Jens Waldemar Borschinene, noted for his wide reputation, is reported dead at his Chicago home. His arrival in the city earlier years and his ongoing public work are mentioned in contemporary notices.
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Jens Waldemar Borschinene
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