Rally for Papal Succession Contenders in Rome Vote
Rampolla leads with 25 votes to Mis credit out of 64 as plans for the papal succession unfold. Pope Leo XIII’s will reveals immense wealth to the church with small bequests to relatives. Rome July 24 reports on the election mood, candidacy jockeying, and funeral rites as Rome monitors Cardinal contenders and the Vatican scene.
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Mis
Cardinal Gibbons
Vatican
Msgr
Virill
American College
Churet
Be Deters
Leo Mes
Ia Lechev
Jemun
Jesuita
Rome
ST. Peters
Léo
Daetara, Mare Peapin
St Peters
Tatik
Rose Thich
Fragmented excerpt hints at church politics and charity actions
The text outlines discussions around cardinals and church figures, mentions aid for the poor, and notes actions related to bishops and a potential agreement. It reflects a period of internal church maneuvering with emphasis on allocating funds and addressing poverty within communities.
Pope's Will Leaves Fortune to Church as Leo XIII Succeeds
Rate July 24 reports the will of Pope Leo XII opening in cardinals meeting. It states the vast fortune passes to the church via Leo XIII’s handwriting, with gifts to individuals and objects, while the total sum remains unknown. The text describes mournful scenes at St Peter’s gates and mentions a cataclysmic image of the late pope.
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Leo XII
Leo XIII
St Peter
Wall Street Bears Hit Keene Family Ties With Firm Failures
New York on July 24 reports two major stock exchange brokerages failed, including Talbot J. Taylor & Co., linked as a son-in-law of James R. Keene, triggering a sharp market decline in Mexican Central and Southern Pacific. Keene sought to curb Pacific control as panic rose after the suspensions were announced.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Brokrage
Stow & Co
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
Southern Pacific
Ly Jace
Keene
Ngure
Sehioh
Keene Pool
Uhlan Pacific
Harri Man
Fim
W. Te Brow & Co
W. J. Runn & Go
van Gamigniment
Daniel Dowell Weaver
Ptock
Ben Aesit
Nanely
Tany
Pennsylvania
SA Cours Pecife
New York Central
Bears
Sharte
Peneronn
J. Taylor & Coyts
Talbot
Will Sent His Wife to Jefferson City for Testimony
St Tamis July DS report from St Louis Post Dispatch cites mayor Daniel J Kelley as radiating agent for the Pender trust announcing he would set the fetter of former Lieutenant Givertor Jate A. Lee to Jefferson City regarding Mrs A Kelley who will leave for St Louis Saturday night. Kelley plans indicate she will identify letters to her husband and testify in a bribery trial led by Senator Farris next Tuesday.
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St. Tamis
DS Epicotal
Niagara
Ontario
Post-Dispatch
Stra
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Daniel J. Kelley
Linking Pender Trust
Givertor Jate A. Lee
Jefferson City
Mra
Ty Lew
Benator Farris
Turnilly
Mormon Protest Sharply Curtailed in City Street Preaching
New York July 24 Mayor Law refused an application for permits to preach on the streets but granted one with a warning it would be revoked if any overt violations of the law occurred. The joint applications had been delayed for months amid complaints that the Mormons advocated polygamy.
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New York
Wcitz
Per Diem
Miltenge
Sesson
James Te Allen
Doniphan County
Kenmas Oly
Allen
Chase
Milmeni Bere
Per Dom
King Edward Visits Dublin Tenements Amid Crowds
King Edward and Queen Alexandra visited public institutions in Dublin during their tour. The king toured tenements built for working people by Lord Iveagh and Cecil Guinness, meeting residents and sharing remarks with Lord Iveagh Lord Ardman and Irish Secretary Windham. Weather notes indicate easterly winds tonight.
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King Edward
Dublin
Queen Alexandra
Tveagh
Cecil Guinness
Lord Iveagh
Lord Ardeinan
fArtho
Guinness
Windham
Weather bulletin notes little change in temperatures
Forecasters expect no decisive shift in weather. It remains cloudy with light rain in some areas. Temperatures vary across counties with mild rises in central districts and cooler readings in southern regions. Local gusts and fog observed in Macksville and Hays City.
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Hays City
Macksville
Lidia
Tide City
Scott
Locke
Shot From Ambush Near Lake City Killing Woman
Mrs. Anna Bailey was mortally wounded and Mrs. Mary Woods seriously injured when ambushed about a mile from Lake City Colorado while returning from Lake Shore. The shooter, believed to be a quarryman, fired buckshot as they drove past. Woods’ husband Birk Woods was arrested after a quarrel with the victim.
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Lake City
Colo
Anna Bailey
Mary Woods
Lake Shore
Mery
Woods
Horne
Juric’ Birk
Seth Fer
Endorses Roosevelt at outcast convention
The Galt Brothers of Frivagekip held a final mission meeting where resolutions praised President Roosevelt and his stance on Afro American rights. They urged support for equal opportunity and celebrated his leadership as central to the nation’s future.
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Louie
Galt Brothers of
Usted Brothers
The
Republic
Roosevelt
Katzer Funeral Sermon by Wichita Bishop Hennenwoy
The funeral of Frederick Xevier Kaizer was held in Uris city with Archbishop Trelind of St. Paul and Archbreinap Quiging of Chico in attendance. Gov Le Foltette and local officials joined priests as Bishop chwebach of La Croese celebrated mass and Bishop Mennes ney of Wichita preached. Burial took place in the family plot with remains of the archbishop and his parents interred nearby.
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Wichita
Milwenkes
Frederick Xevier Kaizer
Uris City
Joun
Amos
Trelind
St. Paul
Archbreinap Quiging
Chico
Cetera
le Foltette
Slant
Meyer Rowe
Dadger
Chwebach
la Croese
Mennesney
Kan
Francis
Treaty on Danish West Indies Sale Fails In Senate
Washington July 4 The treaty for the United States to acquire the Danish West Indies died in the Senate. If Denmark agrees to sell the islands the provision cannot be revived. The State Department outlines its role, noting the bargain could not be completed without Danish concurrence and the U S could not sanction sale to another government.
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Washington
Binter
Denmark
State Department
Prazer Case Dismissed In Rock Island Railway Dispute
Lyon Fraser of Fowler Meade county had filed against Rock Talend railway. The hearing before railroad commissioners was dismissed after a settlement with undisclosed terms. Fraser sought a more convenient unloading price and freight was refused, leading to demurrage charges of four lire sum before the case reached commissioners.
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Rock Island Railroad
Lyon Fraser
Fowler
Meade County
Rock Talend
Board of Railroad
Pees
Jerazer
Frazer
Os de Murrage
de Murrage
Made Gonsol at Hull to Illinois consul post
Made Gonsol at Hull Washington July. Flamm of Pennsylvania appointed United States consul at Etull England Temperatures of Large Cities. Chicago July 24 7 a.m. temperatures New York 70 Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Washington 74 Chicago 70 Minneapolis 1.
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Hull
Washington
Walter ©. Flamm
Pennsylvania
United States
Etull
England
Chicago
New York
Boston
Phildelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Atchison Contenders Battle Over City Inspector Post
In Atchison a contest for the oil inspector job raged with Tom Hinton pressing for the post, backed by old soldiers, while Governor Bailey favored incumbent BR E Sheffield and hinted at a possible reshuffle. The dispute drew in S H Kelsey and other local figures amid political maneuvering and rumors of impropriety. The dipping order for cattle will be modified only where disease absent and enforcement will await the state’s live stock commission findings.
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Atchison
BR. E. Sheffield
Tom Hinton
Hinton
Sheffield
Atdalson
Atchison Globe
H. Kelsey
Kansas National Guard
B. EB
Hintan
Kelsey
Globe
Cays
Frank Crowell
B. i Shrfeta
United States Department of Agriculture
Lil
Cyrus Anderson
Door of
Nastroud Commissioners
Rawlins County
DO Manre
Dewey
Batley
Barrington Divorce Reveals English Heir and Bigamy Charge
Mrs. Barrington obtained an absolute divorce from Frederick Seymour Barrington on grounds of bigamy. She testified Barrington posed as Lt Lord RF Barrington and heir to Melton Castle, England, while spending lavishly and deceiving her. The trial traced Barrington’s first wife Alice Tasting Fairton and his past criminal record in England.
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Kansas
Kan
Wilhelmina Grace Berrington
Robert G. Cochrane
Frederick Seymour Barrington
E. T. Fischer
Wilhelmini Grace Cochrane
James Mctann
St. Louis
Meltore Castle
Brighton
England
Spadioux
Peking
J. Barrington
St Loui
Farrington
Barrington
Alet
Tasting Fairton
Mars
Frederick George Barton
Tunbridge Wells
America
Privon von
Cnd
Eene Allan Barrington
United States
Herrington
Elaine Barton
Lestina Barton
Brooklyn
Moody Heads North for Navy Conference at Oyster Bay
Washington July 24 Secretary Moody goes to Oyster Bay to meet the president. He will present several key matters affecting naval legislation and the general staff proposal. Moody will inspect navy yards and watch North Atlantic squadron maneuvers before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Moody Fere Widay
Oyster Bay
Adv Cates
General Staff
Kay
Moody
Navy Yards
Captain Kettle Wins at London July Meeting
Captain Kettle captures the Livérposl cup on a one mile dash at the July meeting in London. The handicap for two year olds and upward attracted 1,200 entries. Handley rode Bettie to a notable finish as the race concluded.
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Kettle
Patn Tite
Handley
Will Test Law Suit Brought on Behalf of State Commissioner
A legal action has been filed seeking to test a law on behalf of a state commissioner. The suit aims to clarify constitutional or statutory questions and may set precedent for future enforcement or interpretation by state authorities.
State contest over burial insurance ring tested
The attorney general, via Sedgwick County, sues I W. Gill of Wichita to challenge Harrison Burial Association’s right to operate without state incorporation or a permit. The case centers on licensing, plan approval, and a copyrighted, mutual benevolent scheme funded by 10 cent member contributions to cover funeral costs for peers.
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Exch
Stein
Sedgwick County
I W. Gl
Wichita
Jean
Supreme Court
Harrison Burin) Association
Kansas
Superintendent of Insurance
Sich Corporation
Gill
Harrison Burial Association
Harrison Association
le Ambociation Ia
Wisconsin
Perlmntarion
Ini
Cmpany
Lcense
Insurance Department
Kenerit
Luling
Hurial Association
Fte
Abilene
Topeka
Two Boys Hanged in Lexington for 1908 Murder
In Lexington Kentucky on a July morning two youths named Brien and Karl Whitney were hanged for the 1908 murder of A J Chinn, a wealthy merchant and ex Confederate soldier. The robbery and double shooting occurred after Mrs Chinn awakened during the home invasion. both Chinn and his son were shot, Whitney later dying from wounds. The case ties back to a prior October home invasion and is linked to the Whitney family’s actions.
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Brien
Karl Whitney
Jk Cmton
O Belena Whitney
A Chinn
Gentleeman
Alec
Whitney
Memite
Naahylli
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