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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1900
Page
1
A report traces Bressi's residence in Paterson New Jersey up to May and notes connections to a crime involving a King figure. The piece references an associate Sperandio as the initial planner and Humbert as a target, with European sympathy for Italy and Queen Margherita reportedly unwilling to leave a death chamber.
The body of Herbert Tate is laid to rest in Pensacola as his wife lies dying from shock at revelations of a double life. Tate's widow, in critical condition, is not yet visited by Tate's other wife who is en route, stirring sensational expectations. Judge Tate hopes the Malden visitor avoids his first wife to spare her danger.
P. Kell Kelley a night letter carrier was found intoxicated in Summer Street near Arlington Street at 1:20 Sunday. He was jailed after a patrol wagon delivered him to the Chelsea station and placed on probation for six months. His wife bailed him out Sunday morning. Several influential locals are lobbying for leniency with Superintendent Winsor.
Fair skies and warmer conditions expected in New England on Tuesday as the forecast from Fair, Washington notes a rise in temperatures.
Rome reports constant messages of condolence across Europe for King Humbert’s death. Anarchists are execrated and the Italian nation swears loyalty, eager for the young king’s arrival and a show of unity amid unrest. Citizens trust no revolution, awaiting a warm royal welcome.
Monza reports Queen Margherita cannot be comforted as the death chamber fills with floral tributes. The assassin is guarded in prison after a quick, shocking murder of King Humbert. Witnesses describe the royal carriage arrival and three shots ending the monarch’s life.
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