Pope Formulates Mysterious Bull to Limit Papal Election
A secret papal bull prepared under Pope Pius X addresses the veto rights of Austria France and Spain over conclave candidates. It details penalties for cardinals who signal opposition and notes an encyclical urging Central and South American Catholics to support concord and resist foreign intervention amid revolutions.
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Austria
France
Spain
Acforianca
Jin Roras
Cargina Rampotla
Gardiani Rawporte
Leo XII
Pusyna
Kraskow
Francis Josep
Hia
Pope Pius
Blood and system clearer product advertised in 19th century ad
An advertisement promotes a medicine labeled King’s New Life Pills described as a modern blood and system clearer. The copy emphasizes high demand and guaranteed effectiveness, mentioning a store and priced at 26e.
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King’sr New Life Pilz
Frank
Nadler
Goaranteed
Frog Store
Ray
Meteor Falls in Newton Yard Near Trobine
Newton Mass January 10 a meteor streak lit the sky around seven pedestrians saw a bright fireball fall to the yard of J H Trobine It rebounded and continued to blaze for about ten minutes leaving only a handful of coarse particles as evidence This appears to be the first reported meteor fall in Newton vicinity
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Newton
Mass
J. H
Electric sunstroke victims at blast furnace site
Sharon Pa January 10 report says Superintendent Clifton and Assistant Manager Willem Keemlish along with Hond Mbeetri yelsa M. MeKes of the Carnegie Stent company suffered electric sunstroke while using an electric tool to lodge an abstraction in a furnace. Several other employees affected but not severely. Doctors note sunstroke-like symptoms. all are recovering.
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Sharon
Witrres Clifton
Willem Keemlish
Hond Mbeetriyelsa M. MeKes
Camagie
Explosion Injures Several in Red River Bridge Incident
A January accident near the Red River bridge, 16 miles north of Arkasas, involved a dynamite blast on a Kansas City Southern Railway construction site. Lilline W. Gaal was killed and Oliver Hart lost an eye with others sustaining injuries. Hart was brought to a hospital in precarious condition.
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Soxarkana
Ark
Cyme Kansas
City Southern Railway
Red River
Lilline W. Gaal
Oliver Hart
Body Found In Thicket Near Sherman
In Sherman Texas on January 10 a body matching 18 year old Frank Todd was found in a thicket about one mile north of Sherman at noon. He had a gunshot wound to the head or back and had left his home yesterday. officers doubt it was accidental.
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Sherman
Tex
Todd
Ira
Shermam
Coffee offers to beer drinkers by New York students
In Fort Forty-Ninth Street area near Lee Ingles ton avenue volunteers from a school began serving free hot coffee to workmen excavating for the New York Central Railroad terminal. Aimed at keeping men from saloons, about 109 laborers accepted the coffee offer, reducing beer patronage as student waitresses and staff organize ongoing service.
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New York
Beco
Leeington Avenue
New York Central
Scopl
Alc
Mary Jet
ORATOR HELD PLAGIARIST IN STUDENT CONTEST
Purley Rigker of Seymour was found guilty of plagiarism in a Chicago contest with the Hamilton club. Three sentences were nearly exact quotes from the Michigan Northern Oratorical Associations of 1899 and 1900. Rinker denied intentional copying and left school.
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Purley Rigker
Seymour
University of Jows
Hamilton
Chicago
Hiamilton Ciub
Wichigan Worthern
Binsker
Rinker
Tragic Shootings Leave Woman Wounded in Virginia
On a Sunday a man shot at G. Lindsley and his daughter Eva, wounding the mother fatally and likely killing her. Lindsley narrowly escaped a shot intended for him as a man named Hasred, in love with Eva, caused the incident following a quarrel with Eva’s mother. Earlier, Tol Phillips killed Ruth Phillips and then himself in Virginia, after pursuing advances not returned by Ruth.
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Induth
Tola Phillips
Ruth Phillips
Firginia
Phillips
Gir
Mafia search in Lebanon yields no new clues
Diligent search of the Jorcien settlement today failed to reveal additional light on the Mafia or Black Hand society in Lebanon Pennsylvania. It was feared Leonce Wanzler, jailed for sending threats to Count Stephen von Visza the Austrian premier, received weekly a large amount of mail and several express packages.
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Tan
Jorcien Setlement
Leonce Wanzler
Jeffers
Stephen’ von Visza
Driving club plans in South Bend for horse racing
Interest in horse racing in South Bend leads to forming a driving club. Plans include purchasing the old fair grounds to host races with a schedule of nines during the season and a big race west once a year.
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South Bend
Ind
Wiliel
Dr Newton Claims Spirits Speak Through Telepathy
New York January 9 An address by Reverend Dr R B Heber Newton to the American Institute for Scientific Research reports that spirits of the dead communicate with the living. Telepathy clairvoyance halos and stigmata are discussed as scientifically investigated powers, with scientists now questioning superstitions and supporting some psychic claims. Mrs Austin notes Buckwheat Cakes as a local ad.
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Newton
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Payeh Natveh Society
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Jesus
Hough
Mollie
Fancher
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Miuin
Schools May Merge In Illinois College Talk
A meeting this week in JosburgBradley to discuss consolidating Lombard College with Bradley Polytechnic Institute of Peoria. Lombard's president and faculty representatives attended, noting incomplete plans and Lombard lacking a current president. Endowment cited around 60 000 with about 200 students, signaling potential creation of a strong combined college in the region.
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Josburg -Bradley
Polytechnic Taptieate
Peona
Harper
The
Uniersity
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Brot
H. Fowler
Burgess
C. J. Bail
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Inter
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Pidn
Pourla
Bradley
University of Chicago
Ajnee
Farmer and Son Rescued from Green Goods Men
New York Jan 10 Father James T Eaton and his son William from Aberment Aly were saved from green goods men at Penn Station Jersey City. Eaton offered 60 in 1 bills saved for sixty one years in a belt under his shirt. A well dressed young man posing as a swindler opposed the arrest. Policeman Boyle detained three suspects, including the young man who fought fiercely. The farmer remained skeptical about the supposed con game.
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New York
James T. Eaton
William
Aberment
Aly
Pennsylvania Station
Jersey City
Eaton
Boyle
Farmer Baton
Alabaisa
George Davis
Jury Deadlocks After Deliberations In Winchester Court
Winchester Ky January 11 jurors in the Hargis case failed to reach a verdict after several hours of speech and testimony. Judge Benton adjourned court and sent the jury to the sheriff, with plans to reconvene at a special term during the summer vacation.
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Winchester
Given
Surora
Benton
Tueaday
Splinter in Finger Proves Fatal in Buffalo
Mrs. Catherine Bitter, 48, of 586 Wilson Street, died after a splinter from a wooden quizzing instrument lodged in her right index finger weeks earlier. Husband removed it, severe pain followed, physician called, but blood poisoning spread. She died at Women’s Hospital in Humboldt Parkway. Dr. Danser oversaw the case.
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Buffalo
San
Catherine Bitter
Wileon Street
Medal for aged live-saver presented by Life Saving Service
Aged rescuer G W Tevens of the Life Saving Service’s Fourth District received a gold medal from district men for courteous treatment they had received at his hands. The emblem, nearly two inches wide, was made in Atlantic City and presented by Captain Parker on behalf of the men.
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G.W. Tevens
Fouth
Atv Atlantic City
Hameter
Parker
Atlantic City
Alpine guide faces ethical clash after fatal rope rescue
Geneva reports recall of a Tyrol peak tragedy eight years past. An Alpine guide saved a physician by risking his life but ended with the physician dead after the rope broke. Swiss judges sentenced the guide to light years for manslaughter, while the physician’s wealthy relatives fund his defense and hope for release and employment abroad.
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Botor
Vienna
Tyrol
Dao Guidé
Interlyals
Wort
Himaek
Way Fond
Tn Yain
Liem
Actor Robbed By Beggars on City Streets
William Sta uett a New York actor living at 60 West One Hundred Street was held up by two men after he gave them the price of a night’s sale and breakfast. They robbed him of $30 in money four diamond pieces worth $40 and a watch. He was walking from Ninety-fifth Street after waiting for a cross town car on Pharr Avenue. One man grabbed him near Ninety-fourth Street and the other relieved him of his valuables. Local police are investigating the assault.
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New York
Jug
Ninety-fourth Street
Presidential candidate Scott faces arrest and jail in East St Louis
The Liberty party held a national convention in St Louis with about 200 delegates nominating William T. Scott as its presidential candidate. Scott was later arrested for eight days amid claims of a disorderly house, then released. a new nominee emerged while he was jailed. He was later offered a paid role as sergeant-at-arms in the St Clair county legislature, amid party opposition to the Republican ticket.
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Willam T. Scott
East St. Louis
Liberty
St- Louis
Od Scott
Belq
Scott
Denverside
Kiss saves convict in court after assault arrest
Charles E. Robinson, arrested for assaulting his mother in the Northwestern police station, was jailed after a 35 fine plus costs. As he was led back to the cell he kissed his mother, a moment witnessed by officers and Justice Littig. He admitted it was his first trouble with her.
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Jan
Charles E. Robinson
Justice Littig
Northwestern
Robinson
Reviscau
Polton
Justice Litlis
Priton
Gownind
Justler Jung
Indiana cities eyed for Chicago fisticy plan
Laporte Ind Jan 10 Chicago emissaries visited Indiana cities and police chiefs to gauge local leaders for potential exhibitions near Chicago. Initial events reportedly satisfactory and set for Michigan City in January with more shows planned unless Governor Hanley intervenes.
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Ind
Chicago
Porthero
Tndianm Citles
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ar~Michigad City
Hanley
Roof Blows Off Car During Windstorm In New Jersey Area
During a fierce windstorm a Conshohocken Streetcar roof was lifted near the farm of Frank Tracey in Flymouth Township and dropped onto a moving car four kilometers away. The roof shattered on impact but no injuries are reported as the vehicle halted and passengers calmed.
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Scharlkil Valley
Frank Tracey
Flymouth
Piiesengers
Atlay
Five Escape Cremation In Willametown Fire
Five members of Exri Robinson’s family narrowly escaped death when their home in Willametown, Van burned to the ground Saturday. The Marietta fire followed a nearby blaze, threatening the household as they fled to safety.
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Exri Robinson
Willametown
Van
Woman Overcomes Morphine Addiction Then Declared Inmate
In New York area a sheriff's jury at White Plains found Cornelia Tompkins an inmate of Bloomingdale asylum. After more than ten years of morphine addiction she cannot speak or walk and acts like a cat or dog. She controls significant property in Ossining on the Hudson. Doctor Lyons of the asylum said there was no chance for recovery.
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New York
White Plains
Cornelialg
Tompkins
Bloominydale Asylum
Ossinging
The
Hudson
Lyons
Wife Found Dead in Bed in Utheim Street
Police report Wittian Trautmann’s home on a local street after a man named Botts was arrested nearby. Deceased, with facial scratches, was taken to jail in a collapsed state. Botts denies knowledge of the murder.
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Otis
Botts
Wite
Hee’ Hel
Yigbon
Artestad Lyte
Wittian ‘Trautmann
Botte
Excellent Showing By Dr Wilsons System
Bethlehem Congregational church Sunday school under Rev J H Wilson reports strong results. Since adopting Dr Wilsons system in about six months membership reached 186 for Oct 2 to Dec 25 quarter, with good attendance and active officers including J T Lewis as assistant superintendent, E LaFront secretary, Mrs Henderson treasurer, A Kamrath librarian, and Miss Pauling Randolph organist.
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J. H. Wison
Officare
Dr. Wilson
J. T. Lewie
E. LaFront
Henderson
A. Kamrath
Mbrarian
Mies Pauling Randolph
Taft Heads Ohio Electors in January Assembly
Columbus Ohio January 10 the Ohio Electoral commission organized with Charles F Taft named president and Noah H Swayne nominating Governor Herrick for a second term while Taft was placed in nomination for governor. The commission elected Lemnert secretary and Si Fields sergeant at arms. Twenty three electors were dinner guests of Governor Herbk tonight and will attend the First Congregational Church tomorrow where Dr Washington Gladden will preach.
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Columbus
Ohio Electoral Commission
Jana
Charles F. Taft
Cincinnati
Noah H. Swayne
Herlick
Taft
Herrick
Lemnert
Rnd Si Fields
Ohio Anti-Saloon League backs Harding for Governor
Columbus report states the Ohio Anti-Saloon League endorses Lieutenant Governor Warren G. Harding for the Republican nomination over Governor Herrick. The group asserts Harding holds the favorable view of the Teague era and would be the more viable candidate at this time.
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Columbus
Ohio Anti- Saloon League
Warren G. Harding
Herrick
Herricks
Harding
ME Gevieh
Iran Tolacblawea
Anti-saloon League
Bryan Nominated for Presidency at Franklin College
Frankin Ind Jan 10 Prof Elmer B Bryan chair of philosophy at Tidiana University has been called to the presidency of Franklin College confirming strong interest in leadership change with academic ties noted in Tidiana University and Franklin College.
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