Italy's Young King Arrives at Monza
Monza Aug 1 The King and Queen of Italy arrive amid a tense welcome. Two strangers cry Viva l anarchia and are arrested after a near lynching. Reports say Parliament will meet Aug 6 and Queen Margherita may move to Strena.
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Sorrow in Boston A Italian leaders form death observance
One hundred Italian citizens in Boston met at 287 Hanover Street and formed a fifty member committee to arrange a public sorrow for the death of their King. Dr Brindisi Italian consul presided and plans include church services and a parade with possible Faneuil Hall meeting. Date undecided.
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Faneuil Hall
Plunder on the South End Thieves Steal Valise and Clothes
Sneak thieves in the South End strike again. Two men posing as visitors gained entry at 2 Union Park and robbed lodger James B. Duffy of a valise and clothing. Earlier, burglars entered 111 Warren Avenue for a blue serge suit and an alarm clock.
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Warren Avenue
Richard son Silk Company Wins Grand Prix for America
Paris awards the Richard son Silk Company the sole Grand Prix for spool embroidery and knitting work. The prize marks a major American achievement amid a disputed French charge against U S manufacturers.
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Richardson Silk Company
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Worcester Woman Fatally Shoots Brother in Self Defense
Mrs Nora P Phillips, widow of a Putnam county judge's son, shot her brother in Leicester after he attacked her companion Carrie McNamara and threatened her life. The 32 caliber revolver discharge struck David McNamara in the breast as he rushed her, and he died on the scene. The case is treated as manslaughter pending investigation.
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Mystery of Mrs Tate No 2 Solved by Pensacola Family
The Tate family in Pensacola believes they have identified Mrs Tate No 2, the Malden woman linked to Herbert Tate’s death and his double life. They allege she knew of Tate’s marriage, having previously boarded in New York and possibly wed him civilly while his lawful wife was ill. No name has been given, as Mrs Tate remains too weak to speak. W L Bell, Tate’s Pensacola wife’s brother, has been tracking the woman’s arrival by train but has yet to find her.
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Malden
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Attempt on King Alexander Reported in Belgrade
Vienna daily Chronicle wire reports a rumor from Belgrade that an assassination attempt occurred on King Alexander while he rode through the town. The king was said to be shot at but unharmed. the report remains unconfirmed.
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Top to Toe Outfitters 164-168 Washington Slashes Winter Gear
A. Isaacson & Co. announces clearance of clothing and furnishings before vacating, marking down hats, caps, boots, shoes, Mackintoshes and more. Last week they sold 800 bicycle suits and 200 extra pants, urging shoppers to buy winter gear now and save before leaving town.
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A, Isaacson & CO
Washington
Jester Acquitted After Two-Week Trial in Gates Killing
In New London Missouri on August 1 Alex Jester, an octogenarian, was acquitted after three ballots in a trial over the 1871 killing of Gilbert Gates, brother of wire magnate J W Gates. The lengthy proceedings concluded tonight.
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J. W. Gates
New England Forecast: Fair Thursday and Friday
The forecast for New England calls for generally fair weather on Thursday and Friday with brisk northerly winds. Temperatures remain mild with no significant precipitation expected.
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New England
FALLAER'S Restaurant Brings Comfort on Water Street
A fragment from a historical page describes FALLAER'S Restaurant on Water Street offering a comforting meal. The text notes a sturdy, mosaic floor and a welcoming atmosphere as patrons seek relief from the week's weather.
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Water St
Legations Attacked as Edict Prompts Boxer Declares
London Times despatch from Pekin reports legation assaults after imperial edicts push Boxer leaders to kill Christians. Sir Claude MacDonald notes resumed firing and legations now eating ponies as siege endures.
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London
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Pekin siege reports from Morrison and diplomats
Dr. Morrison in the Times accuses the Chinese government of guilt and duplicity while offering a cautious note on besieged Pekin. A Belgian official says allies may reach Pekin in about a week as forces close in near Tien Tsin.
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Times
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Tien Tsin
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