Italy May Prevent Election Of A Pope
Home July 10 86 p.m. Premier Yann Tielll held conferees with the Minister of Justice Signor CmemGetuy wader on the right of veto Italy might exercise at the papal conclave. Three powers Spain France and Austria enjoy this veto to block a candidate not acceptable to their governments. The veto must be announced during scrutiny before the candidate gains a majority. otherwise protest invalid. The article recalls past attempts by Austria and Spain to block papal picks and notes Italy’s cautious stance to avoid political interference with the papacy. The last successful use was 1834 when Spain blocked Cardinal Giustinian after he had nearly reached the papal majority.
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William J. Bryan Plans European Visit Across Ocean
A Chicago dispatch reports William J. Bryan intends to sail to Europe in the fall year and remain abroad for some time. The Lincoln Herald notes his aim to study sociological and governmental forms amid monarchist fears as part of the Across the Ocean visit. Bryan's travel details and motives are outlined in the summary.
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Sensational crime shocks Mason City Illinois mob forms after shootings
Milward Yatton, a Springfield man, fatally shoots John Frank and Irving Rosenfield in Mason City near Havana. Barton, a woman formerly living there, witnesses the episode as a mob forms. Yatton is seized by police and imprisoned to prevent violence. Rosenfield, a New York import, and Frank, a longtime resident, were both single.
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Hermit graduate of Harvard found dead in county almshouse
An elderly hermit, once a Harvard graduate, was discovered dead in Bethany county almshouse after forty years living as a recluse on his farm near Mextndor. A 400 volume library of philosophical works lay in his room. Hall, age 73, had eaten nothing for days and was found propped in his chair. Authorities took him to the almshouse, saving his life only to learn his mysterious behavior.
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Rio Grande Wreck Near Royal Gorge Chronicle Report
Royal Gorge near Canon City details a Rio Grande wreck with a freight train derailment. The disaster left locomotives and cars in the river, several crew members rescued, and authorities estimating 24 hours to clear and repair the track.
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Pope’s second operation leaves Vatican awaiting news
Rome reports the Pope underwent a second operation as doctors battle pneumonia and rising complications. He remains in a fragile state, with updates describing fluctuating vitals, cautious recovery, and a crowd of Cardinals awaiting official bulletins on his condition.
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Remedies Offered for the Pope's Illness
An 810 nanometer remedy and other treatments were discussed for the pope's illness. Reports describe attempts to provide relief, with prayers offered as physicians assessed the pope's condition and strength. A Vatican priest reported the pope showing fleeting signs of weakness but remaining hopeful.
Depew and Gorman at a London banquet
A London banquet hosted by Georgy Wilson featured guests including Depew and Gorman with a turnout of notable figures such as Ward and Corman. The event spurred discussion of presidential candidacy and referenced American friendships and political concerns of the era.
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Heat claims multiple lives in July heat wave across cities
Reports from New York Philadelphia and other cities detail several fatalities and numerous heat related illnesses amid record high temperatures. Officials cite temperatures rising to the mid nineties with heat indexes higher, prompting warnings and emergency measures as residents endure dangerous heat.
Futile Efforts to Save a Doomed Man
Lincoln Neb July 10 The hanging of William Rhen, scheduled after a pending Supreme Court decision on reprieve, proceeded despite a governor reprieve and injunction attempts. Rhen, 18, helped kill Herman Zahn in Soyder, Indiana, January 4, with two accomplices after a prolonged drinking spree. Baxter Mickey denied further reprieve. execution occurred at 1:27.
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Dewey and His Cowboys to Go Free on Bonds
The Supreme Court today allowed Chauneau Dewey and associates to be released on bonds pending further proceedings. The decision affects defendants tied to a California ranch operation and linked local officials, with ongoing scrutiny of charges and potential jail time.
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Nurse and Young Girl Drowned While Bathing
New York report says a nurse and a young girl drowned during a bathing after dinner. Mis Ashton and another person were involved as witnesses while the Mrs Barker aided a sister, but the main tragedy occurred when a girl along the shore was dragged under and perished.
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Fatal wreck on the Terminal Railroad report from Madison area
A Terminal Railroad wreck near Madison, with Grin ita Guy and several injured or dead. The dead include a girl identified as Apia Torres Knap and a passenger, with multiple injuries among others listed from Madison and North Venice. The train crew and company workers investigated, local authorities responded, and transport officials began accounting for casualties and damaged cars.
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