Pope Leo Dies After Long Illness In Rome
Washington and Rome report the pontiff died at 4 04 p m after a prolonged ending agony. Cardinals, papal court members, and diplomats filled the chamber as doctors sparingly comforted him. The death triggered mourning across Rome with the sacred college preparing for solemn rites and succession steps.
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Rame
Tapsig
Lapponi
Cie
Sacred College
Rane
Owe
Redin
Wender
Mora
Centra
Mir
Mgr
Pifferi
Fathay
Lappoui
Washington
Iddins
Mog
Ie Heart
Mugzoni
Vatican
Bhu
Sik
Mugzonian
Serafin von Nutelli
Cardinal Croylin
Micranelstary
Pope in critical condition amid Vatican shock
July 20 bulletin reports the Pope battling a grave attack with attendants unable to induce swallowing and restoratives. Vatican hopes while physicians monitor respiration and heart function, a fragile recovery is sought as the scene remains tense and prayers rise.
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Tome
Vatican
Maxxons
Tha
Hckronin
Nat
Graule
Millionaire Burned to Death in Nome Fire Tragedy
Fire at the Golden Gate hotel in Nome destroys a three story building. Millionaire R. M. Hayes and his wife on the third floor were believed dead. Loss estimated at 100000 plus damage to nearby businesses. A cook named Burr allegedly started the blaze with coal oil and was held for manslaughter inquest conclusions.
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Burr
Harvey “Edparton
Ami
Golden Gate Hotel
R. M. Hayes
Pittsburg
Sherman Th Gregg
Freeport
Daggett and
Harris
UN Hotel
Abe Cavomes
New Orleans Officer Is Assassinated Move Shocks City
New Orleans reports the assassination of a district officer in a shocking daytime attack. Police seek clues as city officials condemn the violence and vow swift investigation.
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New Orleans
Wyoming artillery called out in Basin murder case
Cheyenne July 20 reports say Basin fight and lottery of state troops were ordered from Big Horn County to assist Sheriff Fenton in transferring Tin McCloud, charged with Ron Minnich murder, from Thermopolis to Basin after an overnight ride. Lynchings and militia requests ripple through Northwestern Wyoming amid lawlessness claims as authorities seek order.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Basin
Big Horn
Shera Fenton
Tin McCloud
Ron Minnich
Nelson
Baali
Quint
Yeaturday
Tha Poole
Walters
Armon
Flelij
Depats Priev
Shhmwas
Arlal
Shooting deaths and lynching threats shake Wyoming towns
A deputy sheriff C E Pierce died instantly in a shooting. Suspects named Gorman and Wolters, plus a prisoner Wallers, are linked to a murder of a widow in another town. A feud leaves sheepman Ben Minnick dead by cattlemen. Sheriff Fenton seeks militia aid as mob sympathizers vow not to yield. Governor Chatterton orders action to bring offenders to justice in Basin and across Big Horn county.
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C. E. Pierce
Dim Gorman
Ol ‘Ife
Andl
Wallers
Moorm
Ben Minnick
Sras
Shariff
Fenton
Baaitt
Srehed Gorman
Wolters
Panton
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Lander
Cody
Basin
Meetcatse
Pier
Chatterton
Big Horn County
Gorman
Walters
WHAT THE NEGRO NEEDS
A New York sermon by Horace Miller argues the root of crime among African Americans lies in economic injustice. He claims poor work opportunities drive crime, and suggests fair wages and honest pay would reduce the need for crime while urging better employment for the Black community.
Vessel Mired In Fog Near Port Townsend Washington
A vessel borer Port Townsend in dense fog was driven aground near Marrow Point. Rescue tugs Cop. Smith helped tow the disabled steamer North Pacific toward shore but it drifted again and disappeared. A court inquiry will determine the wreck fate and future salvage actions.
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Iran
Vancouver
Steaier
North Pacific
Denven Rock
Marrewatenn Point
Cop. Smith
Neav
Cameo
Lanter
Tor
Goun
Terrible Fight and Awe Inspiring Spectacle in Venezuela
A chaotic morning siege near Boledad Venezuela details clashes between government forces and revolutionists at Cindi Bolinar. By midafternoon fighting intensified with shelling and a government counterattack, leaving casualties and a tense standoff as rebels press forward toward government buildings.
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Venezuela
Cindi Bolinar
Chula
Meloele
Supposed to be Dead but Swore at the Undertaker
George Wilken of Rochester claimed to be alive after a supposed death, startling the undertaker as preparations for embalming began. The coroner ordered embalming halted pending further inquiry and declared the death status under review.
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Rochester
George Wilken
Hin aUwuikaunte
Sabyr
Wilben
Three Persons Drown In Everett Harbor
Three people drowned in Everett Harbor during an afternoon accident. A telephone operator and others observed the incident, though all victims disappeared before rescuers could reach them. The site near a dangerous current eddy is noted as perilous for boats and swimmers.
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Everett
Double Headed Snake Report From California
A garbled 19th century note describes a supposed thirty inch double headed snake found near Half Moon Bay California in a temperate zone. The account blends misread terms and scattered facts about a tropical species allegedly called Am Pusbanna and its improbable residence in the West Indies and North America.
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Bowth
America
Half-Moon Bay
Thia
Fauy Bens
Electric Car Strikes Wagon Killing Injuries in Kansas City
An east bound electric car at Guinette and Michigan avenues struck a wagon filled with people. Several Specter family members and others were injured including bruises, contusions, a scalp wound, and neck injuries. The wagon was hit squarely, throwing occupants onto the trunk and road.
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Guinette
Michigan
AL Specter
A. Specter
Tinvid Specter
Ani
Louis Specter
Jett
Geofl Specter
Lez Con Eueerh
Mardin Brooks
Leider
Roosevelt Expresses Regret Over Pope Leo’s Death
President Roosevelt conveys deep regret over the death of Pope Leo XIII. He notes the Pontiff’s long career and exalted character earned widespread respect among Christendom. White House and State Department statements express sympathy and honor to the Catholic Church.
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Whitelaw Reid
Washington
Rumipallli
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Livy
Revolver Drawn to Halt Brooklyn Mob in Wife Murder Scene
In Brooklyn on January 29 a man shot his wife and stepdaughter after a long dispute. Police drew revolvers to subdue an enraged crowd, detaining the husband who claimed his wife was insane. The wife survived. the daughter was fatally wounded. Neighbors mobbed the suspect before officers restrained the scene and carried him away for questioning.
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Jemloney
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Hhwormr
Ietil
Cardinals See Papal Death Loom In Early Reports
A chaotic mid morning rumor spread among cardinals and staff that the aged pope might be near death. Confusion grew as notes about potential successors and pontiff-elect discussions circulated amid tense briefing rooms and dawn arrivals.
Morning vigil as conclave watchers glimpse final pontiff fate
In a dim piazza crowd scenes unfold as Swiss guards bar access to the Vatican, Cardinals gather with wary looks and talk of a possible end or new beginning for the papacy. Weather weighs heavy, mood somber, while officials prepare for imminent announcements.
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Mneh’ Nobinn
Standard Oil completes Bakersfield to Point Richmond pipeline
Pacific Coast Oil LOE reports the Standard Oil pipeline between Bakersfield and Point Richmond is in operation, delivering oil to refinery tanks at eight hundred barrels per hour. The 350 mile system includes 280 miles of main line and 70 miles of branches, with pumping stations ten miles apart. Company officials express confidence the flow will continue uninterrupted as oil moves through the full line.
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Standard Oil Company
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Allivials
POWDER MAGAZINE EXPLODES NEAR PARIAHBURG
Roanoke Virginia July 18 an explosion of dynamite and blasting powder in a magazine near Pariahburg Giles County killed several and injured many more. Names of the wounded and dead are given with local officials and railroad crews assisting at a scene described as wrecked with shattered windows and damaged coaches. A special train with surgeons conveyed the injured to a hospital in Martinsburg. The cause of the blast is not yet known.
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Rei
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Anured
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Vis
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Bluefield
Us Jenkins
General Amtinger
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Ans Coke Company
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Sherwin Hun
Shedisville
George Will
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Calhoun
Rel Bouin
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Tinton
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Weld
Norfalke & Weatern
Matfield
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