Pope Leo Xill Is Dead At Three Years
A brief notice reports the death of Pope Leo Xill at age three. The announcement notes the infant pope’s passing and lists no further details.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1903
Page
1
Pope Leo XIII Dies in Rome After Long Pontificate
Rome July 20 Pope Leo XIII died at 4 04 p m in the Vatican after a long reign noted for vigor intellect and moral steadiness He rose from Perugia archbishop to pope in 1878 guiding church affairs with liberal yet orderly leadership His life spanned from 1810 to 1903 and linked to Italy’s political and cultural transformation through modern papal diplomacy and education.
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Rome
Italy
Evening Journal
Pope Leo XIII
Leo XIII
Vatican
Pope Leo
St. Peter
Pope
Gladstone
Miamarck
Leo
Benjamin Constant
Brussels
America
Europe
Perugia
Papal States
Gifta
Umbria
Raphael
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Apennines
Carpineti
Siena
Medici
Florence
Veee
Pechi
Pius VII
France
Viterbo
Leo XII
Jesuits’ College
Pecci
Joseph
Joachim Vincent Raphael Lodovico Peeel
Vincent Pecel
Joachim Peeel
Muti Palace
Joachim
Sapienza
Wisdom
Duke Sforza
Milan
Pius VIII
Gregory XVI
Wyoming Mob Lynches Trio After Jail Attack
Jim Gorman and Walters, both wanted for prior killings, are lynched at Basin Wyoming. Deputy Sheriff Peres is killed during the jail assault. Sheriff Penton warned of a mob from Hiattsville and Tonslip. Gorman escapes by swimming the Big Horn River but is captured fifty miles away. Authorities seek militia aid to move prisoners.
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Ned Lodge
Mont
Jim Gorman
Walters
Hoover
Lecinee
Basin, Wye
C. B. Peres
Lynching Unfolds as Wyoming Mob Attacks Basin Jail
A mob of about fifty masked men rode into Basin across the Big Horn and fired on the county jail. Deputy Meade was shot in the shoulder and Pierce killed. The mob battered doors, tore poles, and killed Walters and Gorman. Sheriff Fenton seeks militia as Thermopolis guards fear further violence.
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Wyoming
Moffett
Montana and Wyoming Telephone Company
Sherif Fenton
Big Horn County
Thermopolis
Big Horn
Basin
Pierce
Meade
Walters
Gorman
Ben Minnick
Fenton
Lander
Life By The Clock And The Paradox Of Punctuality
Eminent physician argues that strict time discipline, like alarm clocks and watches, boosts industrial efficiency but can exhaust individuals. He notes advances in sanitation and medicine should lengthen life, yet the habit of compressing every task into fixed minutes may shorten it. The piece reflects on balance between timing and well being.
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Boston Transcript
Science Siftings on Forces and Celestial Motion
A 19th century science summary notes that chemical forces resemble vital forces more than physical ones. It compares Earth and Sun weights, sun eruptions producing limited power, and star Sirius emitting more light due to diffusion. It cites stellar velocities and solar system speed, plus a delicate balance for weighing atoms using a stretched glass thread under magnification.
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Earth
Sirius
Self Induced Ailments Among Pew People Warned
An article counsels against self pity and reliance on patent cures for minor illnesses. It argues mornings with headaches lead to a habit of complaining and seeking sympathy, urging people to overcome discomfort and avoid lounging at home. It highlights mothers' role in shaping daughters and warns against habit of yielding to every minor ailment.
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Pew
Marden
India
Awe Inspiring Aurora Over Greenland Seascape
A vivid account near Godthaab Greenland describes a brilliant aurora overhead as the sea darkens and stars brighten under long polar night. The narrator notes the display’s majesty and the quiet awe of the crew, surpassing earlier auroras.
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Horion
Godthaab
Greenland
Sir Algernon West Confronted by Urgent London Figures
A London MP Sir Algernon West was seen talking with a loud, eager man when MPs and a peer sent him urgent visit cards. The doorkeeper warned him privately that a potential danger might have been mixed with the audience, noting only a warning about a possible madman.
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Sir Algernon West
London
Algernon
Sir Algernon
Child Struck on Track by Passenger Train in Hawarden
In Hawarden Iowa a two year old daughter of D D A Savage was playing on a Chicago and Northwestern track as a passenger train approached. The engineer avoided a direct look and the train passed over the child who crawled out from under the last car, suffering only a few slight bruises.
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Hawarden
DD. A. Savage
Chicago
Northwestern
Parson and Brother Debate Satan in Real Estate Tale
In a Southern dialect exchange the parson and a colored brother discuss where Satan resides and whether coal law outlying lands will be claimed by sinners. The brother bets Satan will not be fooled in the real estate business while one sinner remains in the world.
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Atlanta Constitution
Arizona Sunshines in Sunset View of Desert Life
Cas par W Hodgson notes Arizona as a land of abundant sun and harmless heat. He explains sunstroke rarity due to dry air and humidity, praising desert scenery, sunrise and sunset colors, calling the region Sunset Land and Land of Sunrise Sunset.
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Caspar W. Hodgson
Sunset Magazine
Arizona
Hassayampa
Arizona Desert
Desert
Sunset Land
Land of Sunrise
Never Could Understand Rubber Shoe Water Moccasin
A Baltimore American quip from a cheerful idiot and rubberneck exchange centers on a classroom debate about snakes and footwear. The joke ponders why a rubber shoe cannot be considered a water moccasin, highlighting language and classification humor.
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Baltimore American
Circus loses tents men as harvest calls lure workers
Sioux City reports the Forpaugh Sells Bros circus dwindled to few tent men when arriving amid heavy wheat harvest labor. Farmers in the region offered high inducements to secure workers, drawing away about 200 tentmen with the show.
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Sioux City
Forpaugh-Sells Bros
Circus
Editor Reverses Libel Claim After Caller Demands Apology
An irate caller demands an apology for a newspaper label calling him a reformed drunkard. The editor agrees to retract by clarifying the man has not reformed.
Lanovette Beauty and the Curse of Time
A tale follows Lanovette who captivates crowds with her beauty yet fears age will erase her gift. She resolves to hide fading lines with a river death but is saved by a cleric whose own beauty lies in spirit. Years pass, Lanouvette learns charity eclipses appearance as her daughter grows into a beauty with inner grace.
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Lanouette
Lanouvette
James Howard Fenton
Remarkable impostor exposed by bodies and deceit
The article discusses tests to determine death by life signs such as a blister from a match, moisture in a blister, and bleeding from an embalming syringe cut, noting decomposition as the sure sign. It mentions a standout impostor, George Bealennsters, who devised a deceptive scheme.
A Way the Baby Has and Ruskin Notes
Fragmentary dialogue recounts a baby’s measles and a memorial stone for John Ruskin described as an entirely honest merchant. The scene shifts to quiz like banter about a musicale at the De Squalles and inquiries about Gwendo and music tonight.
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Ruskin
Miss Parcavenue
Farmer Jefferson and a Monticello garden record
The excerpt from Thomas Jefferson’s garden book notes July entries at Monticello. It lists planting and harvests such as cucumbers, celery, peas, beans and potatoes with dates July 15 22 31, revealing his precise farming routine reported by Leslie’s Monthly.
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Parmer Jefferson
Jefferson
Europe
Monticello
Leslie’s Monthly
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