05 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
1
The King and Queen of Italy hosted a morning visit by Colonel Roosevelt. They laid wreaths at the Pantheon tomb of the King’s father, dined with Ambassador Leishman, and hosted a reception after a city drive. Roosevelt dictated replies to hundreds of letters and declined invitations to Geneva and other European cities.
A mysterious robber in a long black overcoat and derby hat entered the Glover residence in Waltham while an ill occupant watched from a second story window. He pried the mail box, tried skeleton keys, climbed a ladder to unlock a second story window, then fled toward Boston after a half hour inside.
Ex-District Chief John A Mahoney rushed to his Quincy home to tackle a lamp fire. He avoided water to prevent spreading oil and dumped a bag of flour on the flames, smothering the blaze.
George Jacobs nearly drowned when his dory capsized while he tethered a mooring at Hastern Point. A local rescue team including John Dedcovich and fishermen Ralph Morrow and the Douglass brothers hauled a 16 foot dory through breakers to reach him. Jacobs was unconscious yet survived after more than an hour and a half in icy water.
Governor Eben Draper rejects withdrawal rumors and states he will seek the Republican nomination and return to the governor’s chair. Reports claim party leaders discussed replacing him, but Draper asserts he will stay in the race and win if nominated.
An item notes affordable fares to California on a tourist sleeper with berth at 9 dollars aboard the Washington Sunset Route from 170 to 228 Washington Avenue.
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