Master of World’s Great Palace Lived On $1.66.4 Day
Rome reports on Leo XII and his lavish Vatican dwelling noting his daily routine and frugal dining. The piece details his private rooms, cautious habits, and routines from morning mass to summer palace visits while contrasting past papal excesses with his simple meals and austere management of resources.
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Querlis Prawn
Rome
Lingest Palnes
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Leo Xlt
Ely
Kaya Igs
Avéry
Edward’ Bodetini
Boderini
Leo XII
Ariple
Vatican
Cardinal Antonelli
de Vins IX
Pape
Fortinvith
Antonelli
Citrus Fruit Crop Forecast From Los Angeles Official
An LA railroad official estimates the citrus crop for the season beginning January, predicting about 33,900 carloads of oranges and lemons. This would be the largest crop on record, exceeding 80 for the prior season. About 20,170 carloads have been shipped east, with roughly 2,000 carloads still to go.
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Tots Angeles
Cal
Janson
Massive Granite Columns Arrive For New York Cathedral
Two of eight granite columns destined to form an arch at St John the Divine cathedral have arrived from Rockland Maine. The largest column, weighing about 40 tons, is thirty six feet long and six feet in diameter. The pieces were guarded during transit by a special lighter and derrick, with crews counting the massive journey from Maine.
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Yorkshire
St. John the Divine
Central Park
Hla
Rocklind
Maine
Elon
Ames Sent 10 Prison St Pieud July 10 Former Superintendent of Police Col Fred Ames found guilty
The Supreme court sustained the lower court verdict declaring former Minneapolis police superintendent Col Fred Ames guilty of receiving money for protes an. He was sent to Stillwater penitentiary for six years. An appeal to the Privy Council in England is planned with counsel Ynutheria sailing for London. Greens and ynow face extradition fights as Grreno and Gaynor are sought in the United States over pilfered tullans in Savannah harbor. Captain Carter remains in military prison over related matters. Diphtheria relief noted in twenty nine cases.
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England
Jugs Caron
Uly
Ynutheria
Greens
Ynow
London
Pho
McMaster
Hieber Ia
United States
Grreno
Gaynor Ara
Savannah
Captain Carter
Accidental Fire Fatal to Young Woman in Denver
A town clerk reports a tragic incident in Denver where Maria Murphy, 21, daughter of J. Murphy of Pontiac Illinois, was badly burned after stepping on a mislaid mate that caught fire from exposed flames. She sustained severe injuries and died at Home Path hospital. The report links cholera and dysentery notes to a broader public health note.
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Denver
Maria ‘Murphy
J. &. Murphy
Pontiac
Regolt
Takana
Pathi¢ Hospital
War inescapable as Turkey and Bulgaria near clash
In Salonica and European Turkey July 18, despite relief from Constantinople, belief grows that war between Turkey and Bulgaria is imminent. Macedonian bands reorganized under officers from Bulgaria operate guerrilla actions near Yenidje, with troops concentrating in the hills as orders are issued for immediate contact with Turkey.
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Salonica
Turkey
Constantinople
Bulentin
Macedonia
Boia
Nede Yenidje
Three Men Cremated at Worksite Tragedy
A tragic incident at the iron works yesterday left three men dead and two seriously injured. George White and others were reportedly burned after a blast or accident at the facility while several coworkers escaped with injuries. The victims, identified as Punblo, Cole, and White, were fatally affected as the facility suffered a severe incident. Authorities are investigating the blaze and cause remains undetermined.
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Punblo
Cole
George White
Wfeel
Jahorsz Vox
Tanner Ad
Pinta
Whitoaldn
Tha Twa Studtrang
Md Md. J. eutiny burial after river drowning tragedy
A well known Md. J. figure died in a drowning incident on the Ni agen river. The body was recovered and burial arrangements were made after a July 10 incident.
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iBuffelo
MD. J
Whitaker Wright Announces New York Medical Guarantee
Fragmentary note shows Whitaker Wright and Yonion Tuly DD proposing a change tied to the Engh York reception of a guaranteed cure for pits and blinding issues. Readable names include Whitaker Wright and Yonion Tuly DD in a 19th century medical claim context.
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Yonion
Tuly DD
York
What Filipinos Want Cable to Aid American Industry
A July 11 dispatch from Washington reports a cable from the American Chamber of Commerce urging the administration to abolish tariffs and admit competent labor in the Philippines. The message stresses avoiding delays and asks swift action to support American industry and enterprise abroad.
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Mwachington
Amiri Egn
Philippines
Green
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