Needmore Tenn Whitecaps Kill Two Colored Men
Reported night attack by masked whitecaps at Needmore a colored settlement near Lewinberg Tennessee. John Milligan was shot nine times while fleeing his home and died. John T Hunter was fatally wounded while attempting to escape. The motive and identities of assailants unclear.
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Basis of Pay for Cuban Bordiers and Other News
General Gomez, head of the pay commission, says about 60,000 revolutionary soldiers will be paid though civil employees are excluded. Most privates would receive around $900 for roughly two and a half years of service. Separately, brave engineer saves train after a fire in Michigan. two incidents report flag disputes aboard ship Varuna and severe flooding in Kansas. a captain kills a worker by mistake in Michigan and faces arrest.
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Armed Mob Holds Up Train in Virginia Lynching Attempt
An armed mob of about 200 at Clifton Forge Virginia held up a Chesapeake and Ohio train from New York to Cincinnati aiming to seize two Black men for lynching. The engineer fired about fifty shots and the train pulled away unharmed, with no injuries reported.
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Sarto Elected Pope Pius X on Seventh Rome Conclave Ballot
Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto patriarch of Venice named Pope Pius X after seven ballots in Rome. Born 1835 near Venice, raised to cardinal in 1893, known for piety and broad views. He served Venice as parish priest and bishop before rising to the cardinalate.
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Pius X Pope of Venice and Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto
Born June 2 1833 in Riese Italy Giuseppe Sarto pursued studies at Castlefranco Padua and the Salesian Institute He became a canon of Cadenha and was later appointed bishop In 1893 he was created cardinal and in 1903 elected pope adopting the name Pius X
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Method of casting ballots in papal conclave described
The article explains the conclave procedure for electing a pope. Cardinals sit under canopies with colors indicating papal creation, green for those created by earlier popes. After a pope is chosen, all canopies fall except the new pope’s. A large table stands before each cardinal plus six more in the middle, with the senior cardinal bishop noted.
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Papal Conclave Chooses New Pope Amid Smoke Signals
The Vatican crowd awaits as cardinals vote in the Sistine Chapel with smoke signaling results. After six ballots under strict scrutiny, Cardinal Macchi announces the successful candidate as Pius X, who appears on the balcony to bestow blessings.
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Cold Weather Delays Crops Across Regions The Nation
The weekly crop summary notes low temperatures hindering progress from New England to the northwest coast with drought in central Rocky Mountains and Texas. Corn gains in Iowa and Missouri contrast with late harvests in New York Michigan and Oregon. cotton and tobacco show uneven yields and rain needs persist in several southern areas. Overall, spring wheat filling improves in upper Missouri and Red River regions while oat rusts spread in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Secretary Hay's Family News and Legal Trials
Secretary Hay becomes a grandparent as Bra. J. W. Wadsworth Jr. reveals his daughter Evelyn, born to Jol Hay's family. Willie Selle loses a suit against his mother's estate amid reports of a bicycle rider salary claim. Col. Fred Ames faces a bribery case under Minneapolis Mayor A. A. Ames's administration.
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Trade shows steady rise in wages and mixed goods flow
The Weekly Review of Trade notes confidence in U.S. commerce despite speculative collapse. It cites higher railway earnings, steady retail trade, and favorable agricultural outlook, with continued foreign trade and improving iron and steel tone. Copper and wheat prices drift, coal strikes disrupt furnaces, and railroads anticipate heavy equipment needs in fall.
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Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Agricultural markets report prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs at Buffalo Milwaukee New York and other centers. Wheat No 2 red No 2 northern corn oats and butter quoted with ranges from 40 to 88 cents and per hundredweight figures across several grades and regions.
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Mystery of La Porte Man's Disappearance and Fire
A La Porte prominent business man F. G. Huff vanishes after his residence burns to the ground at about 4 am. Neighbors saw him at home earlier that night. the cause of the fire and Huff's fate remain unexplained. Police investigate the case as a mystery with no motive or leading theory yet established.
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