Pope’s Condition Rises Then Worsens Amid Hopes in Rome
Rome reports on July 9 and 10 show the pope’s health fluctuating with brief periods of improvement followed by renewed danger. Doctors note low spirits, rapid pleural fluid buildup, weak heart sounds, and delayed kidney function, while the pontiff remains mentally alert and even jokes about his nourishment as staff implement treatments and consult physicians.
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Rome
Rossoul
Gaye
Rossonl
Laptonl
Mazzonl
Lapponi
Sudden Pope Relapse Stuns Public Contemplation
Reports describe a rapid relapse of the pope and a flurry of medical consultations followed by an alarming bulletin. The event shocks public sentiment amid ongoing unease about the pontificate and health worries surrounding the church leadership.
Woman Recovers Through Dr Pierce Cure For Nervous Women
A testimonial from Mrs Selina Erickson of St Paul Minnesota describes relief from severe nervousness and weakness after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. She credits improved sleep appetite and weight gain to the remedies and mentions seeking medical help prior to discovery. The ad invites readers to request Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail.
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Pierce
Selina Erickson
Rice Street
St. Paul
Minn
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
Illustrious patient examined with Tac evlli system
Kons conducted a two hour consultation and confirmed pleural effusion with rapid fluid buildup. The patient, challenged by a failing heart and kidney issues, is prostrated and another operation is considered after a further consultation. An infection of salt water into the venus is considered as a possible treatment.
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Kons
Delehanty’s body found near river falls
Buffalo July 10 A body found in the river below the falls is identified as Ed Delehanty, famed Washington outfielder. The mangled remains show a torn leg likely from a propeller near Maid of the Mist. M A Green identified the body by teeth fingers and clothing. The body and luggage were shipped to Washington and the pass to Mrs Delehanty was found.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ed Liebeehanty
Washington
Maid of the Mist
M. A. Green
Green
Delehanty
Bridge
Washington Grounds
Pullman
Crins Milwaukee Abuse Case Reveals Severe Cruelty
Mrs. Mary Kasperski, confined to bed for a year, endured beatings as her husband Choked her and stole earnings used for beer. Their two year old child provided part of the money. The husband received a lengthy sentence at the house of correction and Mrs. Kasperski was moved to the county hospital.
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Milwaukee
Buell
Associated Charities
Mary Kaspersky
Greenrush Street
House of Correction
Amish to Move to Iowa Farmland Near Keokuk
Word reaches Bloomington that many Amish in central Tlinots have purchased 10000 acres near Keokuk Iowa and will relocate to Iowa next fall. Several hundred Amish reportedly move due to high Illinois real estate prices.
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Bloomington
Tlinots
Keokuk
Iown
Illinois
Pilgrims Host Beresford Lead Bouquets at Club Luncheon
At the Pilgrims club luncheon in London Vice Admiral Lord Beresford read a Prince of Wales message regretting he cannot attend. U S officers including Admiral Cotton and Captain Lambton joined in toasts to the King, President Roosevelt, and the United States Navy amid a crowd of 200.
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United States Navy
England
London
Pilgrime’ Club
United States
Carleton Club
Lorc Charles Beresford
Prince of Wales
Gorry
Lord Beesford
Edward
Lord Beresford
Roosevelt
Admiral Cotton
Great Britain
United
District auditors discuss succession plans and appointments
It was proposed that Fred and Auditor Petty swap positions, a move that could alter plans if McKennie retires. District commissioners decided not to appoint McKennaie to the office of District auditor.
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Ber
Fred
Petty
McKennie
McKenaie
Weather forecast for Ulineis Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa
The forecast covers Ulineis Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa. It calls for partly cloudy skies with possible local thunderstorms in the north region and in Wisconsin and Iowa. High temperatures with variable or southerly winds are anticipated.
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Ulineis
Indiana
North Pollon
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets Report from Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago Board of Trade quotations cited for Wheat Pork Lard Short Ribs and live stock futures with July December and Sept prices. East Buffalo markets show cattle no arrivals hogs price ranges and sheep and lambs notes with mixed demand and holdovers.
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Chicago
Board of ‘Trade
Babee Vay
Texas
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Eust Buffalo
Desperate Abuser Held After Poisoned Wife Incident
In Sioux City on July 10 laborer Frank Kriss returned home drunk and abused his wife who then took a poison dose. She pleaded for help as Kriss blocked the children and cursed her to die. Neighbors aided her as she lingered all night, Kriss jailed awaiting manslaughter charges if she dies. In St Louis Julius Lehmann’s birth day party doodle funds tied to Nechting Bill were probed in Judge Ryan’s court until next Monday due to the judge’s son's death.
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Sioux City
Frank Kriss
Kriss
St. Louis
Julius Lehmann
House of Delegates
Ninteen
Nechting Bill Deal
Ryan
Krum
Approved His Own Vouchers In District Office Scandal
Investigation by District Commissioner West shows Alexander McKenzie former deputy auditor and chosen successor as auditor approved numerous vouchers totaling over 85 thousand dollars for the Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Company, of which he is secretary. The inquiry covers 1900 to 1904, with signs of extensive theft in the Petty era. McKenzie now sits as a member of the auditor’s staff pending further action.
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Washington
West
Alexander McKenzie
James T. Petty
Washington Asphalt Block and ‘Tile Company
McKenzie
Rescued by Cattle After Hog Attack Near Franklin
William M. Neal ex county commissioner of Franklin Indiana was gored and mauled by a sow while trying to move her litter. He suffered crushed elbow and shoulder, a broken arm, and severe body injuries as hogs tore at him until cattle drove them off. Neal, 56, of Evansville, is recovering.
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Waukegan
Chicago
Fred Wallace
Martina Carlson
Wallace
Mre. Perrin
Franklin
Ind
William M. Neal
Hee
Neal
Baseball scores and labor news from July 10
The report lists multiple scores across leagues with Pittsburg Brooklyn at 1 to 3, Boston 11 Cincinnati, Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1, and New York 5 St Louis 4 among others. It also notes the carpenters union suspending the strike in Grand Rapids and returning to work with unions' wage terms, plus Postmaster General Payne resuming duties after benefiting from a Catskills rest.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Western
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
Peoria
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Grand Rapids, Mich
Carpenters’ Union
Payne
Catskills
Aged Man Returns to Creek Life Over City Fear
An elderly man discharged by Justice Metanena chooses to live by a creek with his son Hert rather than stay in Saginaw. He explains the town is too big and dangerous with fast traffic, preferring simple routines, a garden, a pipe, and the creek where he feels safe and unguarded.
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Saginaw
Metanena
Tie Son Hert
Feeway
New Haven
Three Die in Oshawa dynamite explosion
A dynamite blast during cleaning a 400 foot well at the Oshawa creamery killed Pred Reipke and fatally injured Malcom and Archie Macdonald. The accident ruined the building roof and caused about 4000 dollars in losses. Ann Arbor and Chicago briefs follow.
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St. Peter, Minn
Daly
Oshawa Creatory
Malcom
Archie Macdronald
Pred Reipke
Reipke
Macdonalds
Oakford Park disaster relief fund update in Jeannette
In Jeannette Pennsylvania on July 10 almost eighty thousand dollars has been raised for relief from the Oakford Park dam disaster. Relief work is systemized and about sixty thousand dollars more is needed. Twenty one bodies have been recovered.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Mighigan University Museum
Michigan
Kirkland
Jeannette
Oakford Park Dam
National Education Association elects leaders
Boston July 10. The National Educational association has elected J W Cook of Illinois president M Henry Rhoades of Kentucky treasurer and seventy five vice presidents led by Charles W Eliot president of Harvard University as first vice president.
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Boston
National Educational Association
J. W. Cook
Ilinois
Henry Rhoades
Kentucky
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Bold holdup ends with meal served to robbers
A robbers’ siege at a Rosendale farm forced George Sole and his family inside as gunmen demanded cash. Sole’s wife handed over 125 dollars before the intruders ordered supper and left, while the attackers kept watch over the house. Weather and railway damage report across Iowa and Kansas follow.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Rosendale
Here
George Sole
Sole
Ice Cream Poisoning In Grand Rapids Leaves Forty Affected
Forty residents in Grand Rapids Wisconsin fall ill after eating ice cream from a ten gallon freezer. Several are in critical condition as authorities investigate the source of contamination and identify affected individuals including persons W.
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Grand Rapids
Wis
Old Man Teal Seeks Quiet Life Near Six Mile Creek
Francis Teal, recently acquitted of the murder of Fred Marker of New Haven, returns to his old home near Six Mile Creek in Owosso Michigan seeking a life free of contending noise and specter of the case. He desires solitude and to enjoy life away from public attention.
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Owosso
Mich
Francis Teal
Fred Marker
New Haven
Six Mile Creek
Multiple Fatal and Arrest News From Midwest and West
A portable sunroil incident near Lyons Nebraska killed Charles Wicklund and William Cameron when a traction engine collapsed a bridge over Blackbird creek. In Davis City Iowa a poker debt led Burrell to fatally strike Frank Thompson twice with a bare fist. T. Oglesby, sought for a March murder in McHenry Michigan, is under arrest in Everett Washington. Governor Odell travels to Yellowstone on an outing.
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Sioux City
Charles Wicklund
William Cameron
Lyons
Neb
Blackbird Creek
Davis City
Burrell
Frank Thompson
Thompson
Lamont
T. Oglesby
McHenry
Mich
Everett
Wash
Odell
New York
Yellowstone Park
Question for Russia Nature Will Be Outlined T0168
Secretary May seeks Jewish petition delivery to Russia with next Tuesday Oyster Bay consultations. President aims no delay. plan to cable Riddle in St Petersburg to inquire if Russia will accept a petition. Manchurian matters postponed until September with Manchuria evacuation to proceed first. Navy steps to protect shipping in Orinoco amid Venezuelan and rebel activity.
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Secetary
Russia
Riddle
United States
St. Petersburg
Watt
Itses Avienne
Manchuria
Treope Tave
Washlington
Navy Department
State Department
Orinoco
Russell
Caracas
Orineco Steam Navigation Company
San Fernando
Lkely
London Bus Ball Gossip and Early 1900s News Snippets
Misogynistic quarrel over a gown at a bus drivers ball reported in a London Telegraph excerpt. The page also lists diverse 1904 world notes: banking convention in Indianapolis, Dawes opposition to asset currency, Hannah K. Rogers injured in Boston, Justin McCarthy pension, Lisler suicide in Cincinnati, Atlantic City Shrine meeting, Loubet’s England visit, Endicott Allen’s long sleep episode, Massachusetts stenographers union, Baptist Young People convention in Atlanta, Cardinal Gibbons voyage, Chinese paper invention, blocked China treaty talks, and Senator Clark’s six weeks in Europe.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Hannah K. Rogers
National Educational Association
Boston
Justin McCarthy
Fleart
Nan
Henrietta Lisler
Cincinnati
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Atlantic City
Loubet
England
Wauris
C. Endicott Allen
Harvard
Long Branch
N. J
Fair Stenographers and Type Writers
Massachusetts
Baptist Young People’s Union
Atlanta
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
United States
China
Clark
Liverpool
France
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Edward the Peacemaker
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Carpenters
Shaw
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Leslie M. Shaw
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J. L. Brookhart
Len
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Osteopathy
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Osteopath
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Kirksville, Mo
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