New Pope Pius X greeted by Americans and Vatican loyalists
In Rome the new Pope Pius X receives the American pilgrimage led by John J. McGrane and Father Lynch. Cardinal Gibbons arranged the visit, the Pope blessing pilgrims and exchanging gifts. The Vatican crowd, Swiss Guards and nobles watch as Pius X greets worshippers, rejects the sedia gestatoria, and plans a Sunday coronation with rest afterward.
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Vatican
Pius X
America
St. Peter
John J. McGrane
New York
Father Lynch
Niagara University
Buffalo
X. X
United States
Leo XII
Holy Father
McGrane
Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Mer. Kennedy
American College
Raphael
Mgr. Kennedy
Pius
Bissett
Lante
Philadelphia
John EK. Burke
Church of St. Benedict the Moor
Father Wall
Archbishop Farley
Jamies R. Mathews
Washington
Teo Pather Burke Jte
Eugene Kelly
Father McKenna
James E. Cleary
Reading
Mr. White
Louisville
White
St. Peter's
Intalian
Sacred College
Sistine Chapel
Abbe Perosi
Sistine Choir
Raphael Ioggia
Sedia Gestatoria
Signor Bislet
Cardinal Oregna
Agliardi
Prince Massino
Beatrice
Don Carlos
Canals
Count Muccioli
Pietro Marchi
Quirinal Society
Meyer
Austria
Rampolia
Zanardelli
Pope Pius X Sends Blessing to Blooming Youth of Catholicism
Rome August 3 The Associated Press reports Pope Pius X received an American journalist, the first from any nation, and permitted a message to Americans calling them the Blooming youth of Catholicism. He expressed affection for Americans and imparted his apostolic blessing on the country.
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Rome
Associated Press
Pope Pius X
Cardinal Oregna
Vatican
Phonas
Revesa
Bardens Paar
Pope Pius X Revealed In Early Anecdotes From Rome
Rome, Aug. 5. Anecdotes illustrate Pius X’s frugality and modesty. From Venice’s patriarchate to the papacy he faced money troubles, even borrowing $400 in Rome until debts were paid. His nephew John Baptist Sarto is a priest in Pescaglia. He promised to remain the same Sarto, though robed in white. He enjoys music and admires Lorenzo Perosi, aiding his musical career.
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Rome
Pius X
Venice
John Baptist Sarto
Pessagno
Canova
Cardinal Sarto
Sarto
Monsignor Stratimirovich
Monsignor Stratimirevich
Vatican
Lorenzo Perosi
Pontifical Choir
St. Marks
Perost
Paying a Debt of Love in a Murder Trial Clue
Witnesses describe a hidden hole under the Breathitt County courthouse stairs as a possible escape route in the Jett and White murder case. Judge James Hargis testified amid probing questions about ties to local politics and family. Breck Combs and D W Fleenor added details of the hole and its access. The court adjourned to resume the next morning.
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Cynthiana
Jett and White
J. B. Marcum
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Democratic State Central Committee
Alex. Hargis
Ewen
Marcum
Dr. Kash
Mr. Blanton
Curt Jett
Callahan
B. J. Ewen
Hargis
Byrd
Jett
Breck Combs
Hart
Squire Edwards
D. W. Fleenor
Jackson
Democratic Rifts Stir Urbana Ohio Campaign Rally
Four leading Democrats opened the Ohio campaign at Urbana two weeks before the state convention with Bryan Zimmerman Johnson and Lentz addressing a large Chautauqua crowd. The convention endorsed both platforms while signaling a split over gubernatorial and senatorial bids, with Zimmerman favored for governor and Johnson allied to a Johnson-Lentz slate.
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Urbana
Ohio
Bryan
Cleveland
Zimmerman
Johnson
Lentz
Champaign County
Tabernacle
M'Lean
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Democratic National Committee For
McLean
Europe
Louis G. Bernard
Hamilton County
Mark Hanna
Sam Jones
Toledo
Jones
John H. Clarke
Champaign
E. Broker
George Ropp
Jas. F. Hearn
Frank C. Cramer
Chicago
Kansas City
Chautauqua Assembly
Colonel Bryan
Democratic Party
Bunco
Wall Street
Nebraska
Hanna
Melville E. Ingalls
Charles W. Baker
Allen W. Thurman
Columbus
Powers Murder Trial Jury Accepted in Goebel Case
GEORGETOWN Ky Aug 5 A jury was today accepted by the prosecution to try Caleb Powers for the murder of William Goebel. Jurors named include J H Wilson W B Williams Frank Hazelwood Albert Mitchell George Estes Cisplay Estes Thomas Fagett John Falcone Wes ley Higgins Jack Howard and George W Lane. The defense asked time for consideration of the jury and court was adjourned after the usual challenges.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
J. H. Wilson
Williams
Frank Hazelwood
Albert Mitchell
George Estes
Cisplay Estes
Thomas Fagett
John ‘Aulconer
Wesley Higgins
Jack Howard
George W. Lane
Hans Et Tie Perslinde
Water bill fight tests University of Chicago status
Chicago August court action asks whether the University of Chicago operates for gain or as a religious and charitable educational institution. The city seeks payment for water used, while the university argues exemption applies to non profit educational bodies not operated for gain. President Harper notes a yearly deficit funded by subscriptions to educational causes.
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Chicago
Superior Court
University of Chicago
City of
University
William R. Harper
Nourse
Harper
Catholic Societies Condemn Mob Rule Lynching
Atlantic City Aug 5 resolutions by the American Federation of Catholic Societies condemn feuds riots and mob law calling lynching murder and barbarous. They pledge to support Catholic Indian schools exclude offensive library books and back standard Catholic works. Officers elected include Minahan Kelkers Kierce Feeney Matrie Fries and Merwick.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Catholic Societies
St. Louis
Federation
Thomas B. Minahan
Columbus
J. B. Qelkers
Newark
F. J. Kierce
San Francisco
Edward Feeney
New York
Anthony Matrie
Cincinnati
Henry J. Fries
Erie
H. W. Merwick
Kansas City
Catholic Total Abstinence Union delegates gather in Pittsburgh
Delegates and visitors to the thirty third national convention march to the Church of the Epiphany for pontifical high mass. A committee drafts a letter to Pope Pius X, seeking his blessing while noting 9,992 members in 1,133 societies and 4,200 new members this year. Messages from Archbishop Ireland and others are read amid greetings from Knights of Columbus officials in New Haven.
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Pittsburg
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Duquesne Theater
Church of the Epiphany
J. F. Regiscanevin
Pitsburg
Pius X
Union
America
John Ireland
St. Paul
Tierney
Hartford
Conn
Archbishop Elder
Cincinnati
P. J. Ryan
Philadelphia
B. J. Muldoon
Chicago
J. F. Regis Canevin
Keane
Dubuque
Convention of Catholic Orders of America
Atlantic
J. Washington Logue
Ireland
St. Paul, Minn
Rrance
Army and Navy Personnel Transfers and Assignments
Military officers and sailors receive a long list of orders including temporary duties in Denver and California, reassignment from St. Louis to Fort Huachuca, and inspections in Ohio. Extensions of leave due to sickness, duties in Annapolis and New London, promotions to ensign, and various appointees to paymaster or gunner roles are noted along with transfer of warrant machinists and other watch duties.
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Army
Charles E. Stanton
San Francisco
Denver
Guy T. Scott
Artillery Corps
Itsmore
F. A. Winter
St. Louis
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
John H. Rice
Ordnance Department
Philippines
Fort Columbus
Ohio
Francis A. Winter
Henry Do. Keene, Jr
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Charles F. Kieffer
William W. Witherspoon
Culebra
W. L
O. Fries
Navy Yard
New York
N. Y
Naval Magazine
Iona Island
F. H. Whitney
Irie
G. H. Paul
Ing Boatswains
J.P
A. Ssn
Ony
Newark
W. H
Wisconsin
J. Heil Foine
Geome Constellaton
Tie Wisconsin, Cie. Te Cintas
Dee
Naval transfers list shows crew reshuffles and ship assignments
Long catalogue of personnel moves across ships including Pensacola Bramley Cag Albany and Hartford with numerous transfers of gunners acting warrant machinists and chaplains. Names such as G C Layer E T Austin A S Pearson J Burns J Oliver and E Moale appear among assignments to Wilkes Detroit New York Norfolk Indiana and more.
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Pensacola
Bramley
Faeacecotta
Vie H. 8
Olsen
Cag Oi
E. Cartwright
Culgoa
J Y
Alliance
H. M. Anderson
Colum
H. C. Gunn
Hartford
N. Drake F. Garvey
Wisconsin
W. Werner
Nipsic
W. A. Macdonald
Monongahela
W. Jaenicke
Franklin
K. Rundquist
Columbia
A. T.ebb
Alabama
A. O. Larsen
Buffalo
T. W. Healey
Olympia
H. F. Marker
L. J. de Ryder
G. C. Layer
Wilkes
E. T. Austin
Detroit
A. 8. Pearson
New York
D. Duncan
Massachusetts
A. Barker
Norfolk
J. G. Nicklas
Dale
Danielak
A. McHugh
Indiana
D. M. Carruthers
Wilmington
J. J. Manning
Independence
H. Ernest
Prairie
G. F. Ballard
H. V. Barr
J. Burns
Florida
L. A. McClure
Ilinois
J. A. Oliver
Truxtun
J. J. Cotter
C. E. Peterson
E. G. Affieck
Illinois
J. McPhee
Solace
G. L. Bayard
C. Rowan
Lieut. E. Moale
Chicago
Brooklyn
Usefulness of bacteria in nature and daily life
The article argues bacteria are mostly beneficial, maintaining ecological cycles by decomposing matter and recycling nutrients. It notes only a few are harmful, explains how cold storage and boiling kill or deter them, and urges respecting their role while protecting food from spoilage.
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Kansas City Star
Prof
A. C. Abbott
University of Pennsylvania
Regretted His Advice in a Ball Room Melodrama
A Birmingham head clerk confides that he loves a girl from a prestigious family. His boss schemes to arrange elopement using a coachman and ball attendance. The plan backfires when the daughter vanishes and the furious father discovers the deception. The next day he forgives after demanding her return.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Birmingham
Joseph
Growth of a Gourd in New York Press A Curious Vine Story
A New York Press piece describes a giant gourds growth with a beanstalk like ascent and rapid daily height gains. The plant sprouts grappling tendrils that reach for the roof, each 6 inches to a foot long, moving with lifelike motion and touching objects to anchor themselves.
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New York
Jack
Kansas
Russia
Earth
Confession of a Fakir Reveals Street Graft Tactics
An anonymous fakir recounts his start in Chicago and travels to Cleveland New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh detailing protection payments for knife sharpeners jamming and slum schemes and the profit from selling aluminum gas tips using flashy demonstrations to induce sales The account portrays cities as targets for scams and notes police corruption and reform efforts as shaping the opportunities.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Carnegie
Guardian of
Pittsburg
Independent
Houseboats on the Mississippi Inspire City Folk Charm
An article extols life on a Mississippi houseboat with easy river access from Minneapolis to St. Louis. It notes boats moored along shorelines, launches beside them, and crowds waving from upper decks as steamboats pass. The current high water allows trees to appear above the water while many houseboats are under construction for owners to visit the St. Louis exposition next year.
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Minneapolis Journal
Mississippi
St. Paul
St. Louis
Quality Is Essential in The United States of Colombia
A fragment from the Boston Herald discusses quality versus money in Colombia, noting a five million population, currency circulation of 70000 dollars, and per capita fourteen dollars. The text is garbled, with unclear names or dates, and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Boston Herald
United States
Colombia
Neal
The Greatest Amount in Any One Risk
A fragment notes a phrase about the greatest amount in any one risk, implying discussion of insurance or financial exposure with obstructed context and lacking concrete details.
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Astent
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W. D. Reed
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