Pope Pius X Birthplace Life Story in Riesi Italy
A historical sketch of Pope Pius X and his boyhood in Riesi Castelfranco Treviso Italy. It describes Sarto as a social boy who made friends easily and remained connected to Riesi during his rise, details the humble home parish church and nearby sites, and notes his family’s modest livelihoods and later roles within the church. It mentions relatives in Riesi Dellegrazie and Mantua, and situates Pius X as the seventh pope from the Venice region with Benedict XII also hailing from Treviso 599 years earlier.
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Pope Pius X
Hitle
Riesi
Treviso
Castelfranco
Italy
Sarto
Sartos
Pope
Giuseppe
Rieal
Cornelia
Giovanni Paro UN
Ries
Amelia Giovanni
Antonia
Lucia
Venice
Pius X
Mantua
Angelo
Dellegrazie
Benedict XII
Bismarck
Stocker
Germany
Count von Walderzee
China
von Moltke
New England
New York
Admiral Dewey Tells Tale At Saratoga Races
Admiral Dewey mingles with farmers at the Saratoga track as talk shifts to agriculture. A visiting Chinese paper once claimed a Yankee invention, a hen nest with a trap door that endlessly creates disappearing eggs. The absurd claim ends with a humorous exchange and a cryptic lyric.
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Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Senator Heyburn and Mabel Yeatman wed in Philadelphia
A romance spanning a quarter century ends in marriage as United States Senator Weldon Breyton Heyburn of Idaho weds Mabel Geraldine Yeatman of Pennsylvania after a prior divorce. License delays occurred due to unresolved divorce facts before final issuance. Dun's Index shows US per-person consumption at $98.83 wholesale value last year, down slightly from $101.91.
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Weldon Breyton Heyburn
Idaho
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Geraldine Yeatman
Cheater County
Pennsylvania
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Miss Yeatman
Heyburn
Senator Heyburn
Weldon B. Heyburn
Colored Man Honored and Prominent German Countess
Countess von Waldersee, formerly Esther Lee, arrived in New York aboard the Moltke after a long career at European courts and a strategic match that united American wealth with German nobility. The article also highlights Maj. Franklin A. Denison, a Chicago lawyer and pioneer in colored public service, noting his many firsts from valedictorian to military and judicial appointments.
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New York City
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Ames
Europe
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David B. Lee
South Street
Connecticut
Paris
Esther
Prince Frederick von
Schleswig-Holstein
Mias Lee
Therince
Princes de Noer
Prince de Noer
Prussia
Wiesbaden
Count Alfred von Waldersee
Germany
Bismarck
Illinois
Franklin A. Denison
Chicago
James B. Smith
Denison
Northern College
North
Realism in Dentistry in Moscow Invents Firm Tooth Gum Adherence
A Moscow dentist has devised a system to make false teeth adhere to gums so firmly that after three months they are hard to remove. He hopes to rival nature by creating artificial grinders that ache.
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Moscow
Isaac Stephenson Wisconsin Lumber Baron and Politician
Isaac Stephenson born in New Brunswick in 129 moved to Wisconsin at 12. He built a timber and banking empire, owning controlling interests and serving in the Wisconsin Legislature and in Congress representatives in Washington. He sails a Milwaukee to Escanaba schooner route and became a leading industry developer.
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New Brunswick
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Escanaba
Washisston
Theodor Mommsen Leads a Vigorous Later Life in Germany
Theodor Mommsen, famed historian of the Roman law era, nears 86 while remaining mentally sharp and active. He remains a democrat, opposed to royal titles, and continues writing occasional essays, defending liberal causes, and shaping public debate from Charlottenburg.
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Wiliam
Theodor Mommsen
Mommsen
Mommeen
Germany
England
South Africa
Signals for Mariners at Lewes Tower Erection
Uncle Sam to build a 116 foot weather and signal tower at Lewes Delaware with a 30 foot mast. It will display International code flags on a suspended cable and use two lanterns at 70 and 80 feet above sea level. The project strengthens shipping warnings and weather reporting for the coast.
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Uncle Sam
Weather Service
Lewes
Del
Theodore F. Townsend
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Fort Norris
Cape May Point
Lewen
Dinckey's rapid rise in Carnegie Steel lineage
Alva Clymer Dinckey, successor to William F. Corey at Carnegie Steel and a potential candidate for United States Steel, rose quickly from Weatherly Pennsylvania to wealth and power in Pittsburgh. Born 37 years ago, he apprenticed as a machinist at the Pittsburg locomotive works, studied electricity, and became a clerk at Homestead, gaining prominence for an electric device that improved rolling and feeding tables in mills. He is a brother in law of Charles M. Schwab.
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William F. Corey
Carnegie Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Mr. Dinckey
Weatherly
Carbon County
Homestead
Dinckey
Charles ML Schwab
Durability Glass From Qesris Pebbles Made in Brazil Quartz
Glass from Brasilia quartz pebbles shows high heat resistance and rapid temperature change tolerance. Pebbles are heated red hot then quenched in water, the pure pieces welded with oxyhydrogen to long stems for shaping vessels. Currently used mainly for laboratory apparatus. England and the colonies. Three sevenths of global colonial territory, including Egypt and Sudan, belong to Great Britain.
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Ber
Egypt
Sudan
Great Britain
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