07 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
1
In Rome on July 7 the Pope remained barely alive as doctors administered repeated doses of chloral through the night and used artificial respiration. His breathing and pulse were scarcely discernible and coughing fits caused him immense pain.
Evansville Ind July 6 seven dead and many injured after four days of rioting. National Guard and 100 deputies fought a mob of about 1000 near Vanderburg county jail with extensive gunfire. Governor Durbin pledged further force if needed as violence ended by nightfall.
William Rudolph of Union Missouri escaped from the city jail in St Louis after being confined on charges of bank robbery at Union and the killing of Detective Schumacher. He was shaved and briefly left his cell when a brawl broke out among inmates in the corridor. he remains at large.
Dr. Austin J. Peters head of the cattle bureau of the State Board of Agriculture announced a government order partially lifting the quarantine on cattle, sheep and other ruminants from nonquarantine states. The measure affects shipments to Massachusetts and New Hampshire for slaughter and related uses.
If your dinner distresses take Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Half a teaspoon in half a glass of water brings quick relief. A stomach tonic.
Inspectors under Chief Watts will pursue the death of Edward L. Scribner, a 20 year old from Revere found on the Common last Saturday. A witness reports seeing Scribner assaulted by three men near Somerset street before midnight. Autopsy supports murder by blunt force. robbery motive. Gold watch and $6 missing.
Police at Joy Street station recovered clothing and jewelry valued at 242 from the home of Albert Tractman at 6 Porcelain Place off Cambridge Street. Tractman, arrested on larceny charges, remained mute. Items include jewelry, clothing, silk waists, fur, watches, and various linens and shoes. department stores may identify property. further arrests possible.
The forecast calls for fair and warmer weather in Boston and surrounding areas on Tuesday and Wednesday. Light variable winds are expected, with clear to partly sunny skies across New England and beyond as the period progresses.
State and city greet visiting teachers as 10,000 delegates swarm Mechanics Hall Boston for the National Education Association convention opening. Governors, mayors, and Technology officials give welcomes while Rev Edward Everett Hale delivers the opening prayer amid packed galleries and standing room only.
Rome July 6 The Associated Press interview with Dr Lapponi reports that he believes medical science has exhausted all its resources. The interview covers limits of current treatments and calls for new avenues of research. Proceedings and specifics of the discussion are noted but remain general in this excerpt.
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