05 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
1
Quincy police capture a man at Stoughton matching descriptions from Charles W. Clifford and George H. Heal of the Wolasten home burglary at 225 Newport avenue this morning. He is charged with the assault on the two men and was taken into custody as details unfold.
J B Gately of East Boston is at the Relief station with a badly injured head after a stranger struck him with a slungshot on Hanover street near Court street around 1 30 PM. The assailant fled turning a corner onto Portland street leaving little description for police.
Two youths, John A. Cuneo aged 13 and James Jettman aged 15, broke into Arthur Adams restaurant on Atlantic Avenue and Central Street, after a window was smashed. Patrolman Fisher found them crouching inside. they surrendered and were taken to the station. Both suspects live on Harris Street.
John Cunningham, 37, of 54 Hudson Street, arrived at the Relief station with a badly battered head needing 12 stitches. He alleges a club blow by a restaurant attendant at John Quinn's on Knee Land Street following a dispute.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for generally cloudy skies and occasional light showers with light easterly winds on Wednesday, followed by partly cloudy skies and slightly warmer conditions on Thursday. Across New England, rain is expected Wednesday except in north and east Maine, with fresh to brisk east to north winds, then fair and warmer Thursday.
Worcester report shows Congressman John R. Thayer denying any bid for Governor. He states he is not a candidate and will not be, addressing rising speculation sparked by discussions in Boston and across Massachusetts. Continued on Page 12-Third Column.
Rome welcomes Cardinal Sarto as Pope Pius X succeeding Leo XIII amid universal acclaim. The city and Vatican glow with illumination and ceremonies as cardinals pledge homage. Coronation expected August 9 with high officials cautious about timing and policy continuities.
Rome July 4 reports vivid scenes after Cardinal Sarto’s election as Pope Pius X. Secretaries Merry del Val and Prince Chigi announced the result, crowding at the Sistine Chapel as supporters hailed Sarto. He accepted the throne, donned papal robes, received the first apostolic blessing, and the cardinalate rumor began with the red cap exchanged for the white cap.
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