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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1907
Page
5
Vienna October 11 This is a critical night for Francis Joseph the elderly Emperor King of Austria Hungary His medical team shows increased anxiety as his condition worsens and physicians monitor the situation closely
The fever has persisted ten days exhausting the monarchs sturdy health. Today inflammation of the lungs worsened fivefold as his Majesty rested in apathy and slept at intervals. The entourage is anxious while doctors rush to prevent deeper complications and await tonight's outcome to gauge the morning prognosis.
A colonial-era tale warns of a rising fad as New York socialites reportedly adorn arms and necks with inked serpents and dragons. A Boston actress reportedly follows suit with a green eight inch dragon, while other anecdotes claim tattoos of wills, roses, and hearts.
A 65 year old woman found dead at 872 Shawmut avenue was revealed not to be poverty stricken but had bank books and cash. Relatives learned her life story and a will naming Rev. Father Francis X. Dolan as executor, with funeral at Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Relatives include Christopher Sweeney, Catherine Bagley, and S A Moynihan.
Marie McCardle, a ticket agent on Brooklyn Rapid Transit’s Fifth Avenue Elevated line, was struck on the head with an iron bar and left semi conscious. Police arrested Daniel Murphy nearby. McCardle identified him as the assailant.
Elizabeth Cotter of 40 Cottage Street Mes at Union Hospital after a razor attack intended to kill herself. Her 13 year old son Willie intervened, wresting the blade and preventing fatal wounds during a struggle at their home. She had shown signs of nervous trouble and despondency in days prior.
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