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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1900

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Europe Extends Sympathy as Italian King Heads to Rome

July 30. Italy greets King Victor Emmanuel III as Humbert’s death prompts national resolve. Oath of allegiance to the new king by Italian troops. royal condolences underway. Despatches note mourning in Rome and Monza with international figures sending sympathy. King Humbert’s body likely to Rome. Queen Margherita to accompany.

Rome Italy Europe Humbert Victor Emmanuel Monza Naples Margherita William Li Hung Chang Giusta Portues Oporto Count Rudini Senate Interior Reggio di Calabria Victor Emmanuel III

Kaiser Moved by Humbert Death Prompt on Italian Ties

Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm is deeply moved by King Humbert II’s death and the Italian situation but no expected shift in Italo German relations. Foreign Minister von Buelow told a Lokal Anzeiger reporter the Kaiser is touched yet remains cautious about funeral arrangements and policy.

Berlin Humbert Saxe- Coburg and Gotha Hain Witttels Tetarde Lokal Anseiger Count von Buelow Kaiser William

Anti-Imperialists Condemn Hoar Over McKinley Support

Washington based Anti-Imperialistic League responds to George F Hoars decision to back President McKinley for reelection. The open letter expresses amazement and sorrow and cites Hoars past criticisms of McKinleys policy, stating you once showed us the right way and we cannot follow you into ignominy.

Washington Washington Anti-Imperialistic League George F. Hoar Massachusetts McKinley Hoar

Boston Heiress Killed in New York Horse Fall

Miss Blake, a Boston heiress and society belle, died after a fall from a horse in New York. An expert rider, the accident is attributed to overconfidence as she attempted a risky maneuver with the aim of purchasing the horse for a saddle trade.

Claussa Blake Boston New York

Boston Heiress Miss Claussa Blake Killed Jumping Horse

Miss Claussa Blake a Boston heiress and society figure died in Westchester New York after a fall from a horse at J C Holloway’s New Rochelle stock farm. She was a skilled rider who sought to buy Ben Bolt, but a low jump led to a fatal crash. Death deemed instantaneous. She was a Mt Holyoke graduate and debutante, expert at golf and tennis.

New York Westchester County J. C. Holloway New Rochelle Boston Mr. Holloway Clarissa Blake J. H. Higginson Nassau Street Parkman Blake Manchester Gilad Ben Bolt Dr. Coddington Panl Manchester-by-the-Bea

Death of Clarissa Blake in New York

Manchester July 1 A telegram reports Miss Clarissa Blake daughter of Mr and Mrs S Parkman Blake of Boston died in New York after a saddle horse accident. She was visiting to purchase a horse and was thrown from the last horse, breaking her neck and dying almost instantly.

Manchester New York Clarissa Blake Parkman Blake Boston

Blake Family of Boston a Prominent Real Estate Dynasty

Parkman Blake, an early Boston realtor and director of the real estate exchange since its start in 1872, lives at 39 Brimmer Street with a summer home in Manchester. Clarissa Blake, his 27 year old daughter, was a famed society figure known for outdoor sports and fearless horsemanship.

Parkman Blake Boston Real Estate Exchange Best Society Brimmer Street Manchester Clarissa

Regional Forecast Brief for New England and North East

Fair weather overall for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and the region on Wednesday and Thursday. Cooler conditions arrive Thursday with fresh southwest winds shifting to northerly, while Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut remain generally fair and cooler on Thursday with a southwest to west wind shift. Eastern New York sees partly cloudy days with cooler air in the northern areas on Wednesday. Local outlook notes cooler nights and southwest to west winds.

Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York

Draper Explains Resignation From Public Life

General W. F. Draper explains his resignation as ambassador to Italy in a letter read at Milford Board of Trade outing at Lake Weushakum. He cites desire to step back from public life and notes the rise of industry in Hopedale and Milford while addressing rumors about motives.

South Framingham W. F. Draper Italy Milford Board of Trade Lake Weushakum Ormar Tulate Milord Hopedale iRavarrica Rome United States Maéssachusetts Senate George F. Hear Milford Humbert

Advance on Chinese Capital Prompts Foreigners Warned

Officials warn that an advance on Peking could trigger killings of foreigners as intense fighting erupts in Manchuria between Russians and Chinese. The report notes multiple messages from Pektin Incuiting One and from Donger and Missionaries.

Donger Manchuria

257men of Ninth Infantry reported sick in China

Washington July 31 a dispatch to Adjutant General Corbin from Tien Tsin relays Conger message that 257 members of the Ninth Infantry are ill.

Washington Corbin Tien Tsin Conger Ninth Infantry War Department China Whitshire Coolidge Tien Tain Che Foo

Berlin Chinas Advance Postponed For Weather And War

The foreign office in Berlin says the Pekin advance is delayed due to military and climatic reasons. The Pekin government will send legations to Tien Tsin when escort and hostilities cease. Reports from Tien Tsin note medical needs and transport delays as Allied forces prepare to advance.

Berlin Foreign Office Pekin Tien Tsin

Attache reports Pekin legations under siege and American casualties

Adjutant General receives a despatch from Lt Col Coolidge describing Pekin legation attacks from July 22 awaiting reinforcements. The message notes ongoing Chinese assaults from over ten encampments and the defense by the legations with seven Americans killed.

Donger Tien Tain Shiba Légation Pekin Tien Tsin

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