Pope in coma deepens amid Vatican drama and prayers
The Pope's condition worsened into a coma despite efforts to sustain him. Cardials and diplomats gathered as physicians warned the end could come within hours, while Vatican and Italian authorities prepared for the pontiff's death and ongoing censorship of communications.
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Westboro Man Charged With Theft Ends His Life
John P. McCoy 32 of Westboro allegedly planned to face a court appearance tomorrow on copper wire theft charges. He died this afternoon after taking carbolic acid in what investigators deem a suicide.
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Westboro
John P. McCoy
Four Arrested in Boston Seance Bust at Fleet Street
In an impromptu Vere Beach style seance at 28 Fleet Street, four North End sportsmen were interrupted by Sergeants Fessenden and Armstrong and Patrolman Morgan. They faced charges after a penny-ante game was halted and were later bailed, to appear before Judge Brown. Names include Tomasso Catarua, Michele Ambrosi, Fred Trove, Carmelo Guerimini. Vincenzo Monfras also held for presence.
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Michele Ambrosi
Fred Trove
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Payne Coming to Boston
New York July 19 Postmaster General Henry C Payne who spent Saturday off Tompkinsville on the revenue cutter Onondaga sailed today for Boston where he is expected to remain three days returning to New York for another brief stay He is traveling for his health and did not land while here as his physician refused to allow callers
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Henry C. Payne
Tompkinsville
Onondaga
Boston
Payne
Abruzzi Plans North American Port Visits
The Tribuna reports Duke of Abruzzi aboard the cruiser Liguria will soon visit several ports in North America.
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Rome
Tribuna
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Debating Secret Societies at Ruggles Street Church
Rev. A Dixon of Ruggles Street Baptist Church denounced secret societies calling their oaths unchristian and unpatriotic. He warned of implied murder threats, questioned charitable claims, and urged members to join the church or abandon secret lodges.
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A. Dixon
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Economy Rules at Lowell
Lowell July 19 Mayor Charles J Howe vetoes several appropriation orders citing economy. He blocks $1000 for Labor Day observance $500 for band concerts $600 for public building repairs $2000 for central fire station repairs indicating fiscal restraint and budget priorities.
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Lowell
Charles J. Howe
Central Fire Station
Smith Defends His Methods In Postal Administration
Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith replies to a criticism by John R. Proctor of the civil service commission. Smith argues classification of post office staff follows law and that rural free delivery clerks are placed in the classified service by statute, not by the department.
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Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
Payne
John R. Proctor
Civil Service Commission
Smith
Proctor
Fall from car window injures Jamaica Plain man
Henry E. Lawler aged 25 or 2 percent of 105 Child street Jamaica Plain fell from a car window on Washington street Roslindale about 7 30 last evening. He was hurled into the vestibule and turned a complete somersault, becoming unconscious. Passengers offered that the car turned corner sharply. he was treated by a physician and then taken home by his brother.
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Henry E. Lawler
Child Street
Jamaica Plain
Washington Street
Roslindale
Lawler
Police of Revere Seek Vindication
Fourteen prisoners will be arraigned in the District Court at Chelsea this morning after police raided a room filled with gambling instruments. The report lists liquor totals and gambling gear seized as investigators pursue action against local authorities if convictions occur.
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Chelsea
Law To Be Enforced At All Hazards Says Chief Wade
Chief Wade of the district police told a Post reporter at his Somerville home that the law should be observed at all hazards and that the State police intend strict enforcement. He grew reticent when pressed about the Revere crusade.
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Wade
Somerville
Revere
Crusade Extension Planned for Other Commonwealth Resorts
The campaign aims to extend the crusade to additional Commonwealth resorts. Organizers envision broader participation and heightened awareness across regional communities.
Gambling under bridge on Beach Street leads to arrest
Three men John Sullivan Charles Stanton and Patrick O Donnell were found gambling under the Boston and Maine railroad bridge at Beach Street yesterday afternoon. They were arrested and will be charged with gaming on the Lord's Day.
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Revere
John Sullivan
Charles Stanton
Patrick O'Donnell
Boston & Maine Railroad
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Newark Woman Declares Cure From Koch Inhalation Therapy
A Newark woman testifies after seven years of asthma that the Koch Inhalation Treatment cured her in two months. The notice invites others to visit the Newark office at 693 Broad Street for free consultation, examination, and a trial treatment.
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Storm Rescue Fends Off Shipwrecks Near The Graves
In a fierce gale four sailors were saved as the Puritan torn by wind was towed into East Boston by the Vesta after its mainmast gave way. The Harrington, Miller and Drone aided in rescues with perilous dory passages and risky towing to Commercial, Marquand’s Wharf, and East Boston.
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Puritan
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Outer Harbor
Captain Handy
Blue Hill
the Graves
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Foote
Boston Tow Boat Company
Boston
Hardy
Robbins
Castle Island
Teresa D. Baker
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Davis
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Shea
Drone
Small Schooner Salvage Earns Prize for Boston Towboat Crew
Captain Robbins of the tug Drone from the Boston Towboat Company saved a small schooner and earned salvage, making a notable record for himself.
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Drone
Boston Towboat Company
Dingley Passengers Make Shore Amid Tugboat Help
The Governor Dingley arriving from Portland faced heavy seas and a moored car float blocking the harbor. Captain Frank Foote of the tug Vesta moved the float and Nantasket to clear the dock and ferried 250 of 266 passengers ashore in four trips, while 16 stayed aboard. The steamer reached the wharf safely after a notable display of seamanship.
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Portland
Frank Foote
Vesta
Foote
Nantasket
Captain Foote
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