Ring Gone From Pope Leo XIs Finger
Vatican buzz as Pope Leo XIII corpse lies in state after reports that his ceremonial ring, worn at his death, disappeared in the papal chambers. Cardinal Gregorio and others under scrutiny as theft theories swirl amid security checks. The ring, tied to papal authority, has not been recovered and authorities consider multiple possible theft windows after the pope’s death.
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Requiem and Burial Notes After Pope Leo XIII’s Death
The report covers a solemn requiem mass in Berlin for a late pope and the burial plans in Rome. Diplomats and church officials gathered as Cardinal Green and others expressed condolences. Crowds and Vatican authorities prepared candles and a formal procession near St Peter’s as cardinal arrivals from Vienna and other observers conveyed sympathies.
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Millions in Hold Up Follows Labor Union Extortion Trials
Brooklyn trial details reveal a pattern of extortion by labor union members and contractors. A special committee of the Building Trades Employers’ association reports more than 3.3 million in funds obtained from builders since 1900 and another 50,000 from Ansonia builders. Witnesses describe contractors paying cash on demand as union officers and stewards coordinated schemes.
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New York Quietly Emerging Global Financial Center
A regional gaze tightens on New York as its markets, banks, and exchanges drive rising investment activity. Analysts note expanding trading volume, growing financial firms, and the city’s status as a premier hub for finance, finance-related jobs, and capital flows.
London Markets React to New York Liquidation Impact
London observers note subdued interest amid New York stock liquidation and slim British holdings. Reports from July 25 and 26 describe a nervous market with New York price declines, easing yet volatile London openings, and concerns over bank statements and firm failures.
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Market dull after four day appointment offset by cash game
The market sold off becoming dull and narrow and closed unsettled at prices generally below the beat. Weakness from towns like Evansville Terre Haute St. Mary and Fort Dodge added apprehension though no definite explanation emerged. The formal statements of Talbot J. Taylor and company and W L Stow and company, the stock exchange firms, which failed yesterday, were filed today in the county clerk's office.
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No Walk Out After Miller Reinstatement Row
Washington reports the bookbinders union has abandoned plans to strike after W A Miller the assistant foreman at the government printing office was reinstated by executive order. Union leaders from Chicago journeyed to discuss the matter with confidence that Miller’s charges will be dropped and a peaceful resolution will follow. Miller reported for duty but clocked in late as talks continued about a long term solution.
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Freight war drives Pacific Star offer to cut rates
Ian Freanellen reports a freight war among big steamship lines. Pacific Star Co offers customers a 60 percent rate cut if the customer accepts the new terms. Earlier, Pacific Math Co announced 20 percent then 25 percent reductions amid price competition with China Commerce Steamship and Weavy lines.
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Yearns for Fame and Letters Drift in Odd Chicago Note
A Chicago Tribune excerpt narrates quirky missives about three bushy false whiskers for sale and a yearn to become a detective. It includes a cipherlike plea from Ralph Burnett in Glisco Kansas, fragments from Francis O Neil and a garbled Chicago detective inquiry with references to potions and gambling dens.
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Serious Collision at Hutchinson Junction With Sixteen Injured
A Santa Fe bound train rear ended a Missouri Pacific train at Hutchinson junction, causing a wreck that left sixteen injured and two fatally hurt. Both trains were behind schedule. the Santa Fe engine and baggage cars derailed, with three Missouri Pacific passengers among the injured. Officials report delays but that Santa Fe services will resume after detours.
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Mongolia Launched as Largest U S Ship in Trade Plan
The steamer Mongolia was launched today by Purific Mall Steamship at New York yard. Built for trans Pacific trade, 616 feet long, 66 feet beam, top speed 16 knots, fully iron construction. Mrs Lucy Belle Kennedy christened the vessel with many officials and shipping leaders attending. The ship will serve Philippines and China routes, with sister ship Manchuria to follow in October.
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Bristow Calls and Notable Visitors at Oyster Bay
Secretary Moody arrived at La more Hil with President Roosevelt and other guests including Samuel Mecce Lind ay, Commissioner of Education at Panto Rico, and Joseph L. Fristow as a postmaster general candidate. An election in Branard division of Durham county yielded a Liberal successor to Pease.
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Warm Friday Across Kansas With No Rain Reported
Kansas stations logged warm highs around 90s and 70s with no rain in most areas. Central forecasts called for generally warm, calm weather tonight and Sunday, while a slight shower was noted in the Minneapolis district. Hourly readings show morning and afternoon temperatures varying across counties including Hays City Manhattan and Topeka.
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Labor Tensions at La Junta Sabotage Santa Fe Railway
Reports from La Junta indicate ongoing labor troubles on the Santa Fe. General Manager Mudie cites workers leaving homes and others taking up positions elsewhere as a serious risk. Efforts to settle the dispute center on rehiring willing workers who own homes in La Junta, with preference to those who promise no further trouble. Vice President Wilson reportedly urged a full return of workers, but without power to declare a strike. The Santa Fe anticipates no immediate restart for some time, with locomotive yard work expected to suffice temporarily.
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Royal Party Drove in Rain Through Dublin
King Edward and Queen Alexandra traveled by train from Dublin toward Mount Stewart with Princess Victoria. Despite rain, they reviewed thousands of school children at Phoenix Park, receiving loud cheers as a bouquet was presented to the Queen. The royal party continued to Lisburn Road en route to Newtowards and the Marquis of Londonderry.
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Motorman Runaway Collision Injures Thirteen In City
St Louis July 25 A Transit company collision on the Compton Heights and Fourth street lines injured thirteen people with one possibly fatally hurt. Dispatches from Paris July 28 say foreign office reports do not confirm warlike moves by Handie and Japan and indicate improving relations.
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No Hot Winds Sensational Claims in Chicago About Hansa Urops
Chicago residents debate bold statements about the Hansa Urops controversy, with officials denying extreme risks while community leaders push for cautious action. The debate centers on safety measures, potential projects, and the political stakes in the city.
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Speculators Spread False Rumors to Move Grain Prices
Reports claim sensational notes of Kansas corn damage from hot winds were sent to Chicago papers to sway markets. Officials say no major damage reported while farmers in Kansas and nearby counties report mixed conditions, with corn tasseling and dry weather affecting yields.
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