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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1900
Page
5
Rome reports a terrible event news arriving after midnight. Premier Signor Saracco calls a Cabinet meeting and ministers race to Monza. The Prince and Princess of Naples sail aboard the Vela in the Levant as panic spreads. Signor Saracco departs for Monza at 5 AM.
A detailed portrait of Humbert I king of Italy born in Turin on March 14 184 to King Victor Emmanuel II and Archduchess Adelaide. It covers his military role in 1866 1870 his accession in 1878 his personal life his relation with Queen Margherita and his passive style of kingship alongside the evolving democracy in Italy.
The article recounts the affair of Re Galantuomo Victor Emanuel and the Duchess of Litta, the fate of Marguerita of Italy, and Humbert's early life. It portrays Margherita as the loyal daughter amid royal scandal, her marriage to Umberto, and the suffering of the young Savoyard bride in Rome.
A long struggle ends as Pope grants permission to consecrate a chapel in the Quirinal, linking Italy’s monarchy with Rome’s sacred seat. The Quirinal's view of St Peter's and Vatican walls underscore the uneasy balance between church and state in Humbert's Italy. Foreign ambassadors and papal diplomats reflect this unique sovereign arrangement.
The article chronicles Vittorio Emanuele becoming king of Italy and details the marriage to Princess Helene of Montenegro. It portrays Helene as educated and refined, notes her birth date, and recalls past marriage and engagement rumors surrounding royal figures. It also highlights Margherita’s enduring grace, resilience, and public adoration as queen.
Monza, a northern Italian town nine miles from Milan on the Lambro River, features the Cathedral of St John the Baptist, the Church of San Gerardo, the royal palace, and a large gymnasium. Once fortified, its ramparts have been leveled, and about 5000 looms in nearby weaving industries support the local economy.
The summer stock at the Tremont ends next Saturday. Next Friday marks the final performance of Very Little Faust at the Columbia. The troupe sails to Halifax Saturday noon. On Aug 11 Neva Harrison opens Two Little Grands at Grand Opera House. The Music Hall may reopen for opera after refit.
The Tremont hosts Aristocracy as the final stock engagement while Very Little Faust closes at the Columbia next Friday. Otis Harlan Kate Condon and the company entertain, Walter Perkins headlines My Friend from India at Castle Square, and top acts visit Keiths Pinafore on the Lake Admiral Sampson guests. Also on stage are Tunette at the Boston One Rainy Day at Crescent Gardens and Nashville Troubadours at Point of Pines.
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