Condition Saturday The Distinguished Patient Reported Much Better
The article notes the distinguished patient showed marked improvement by Saturday. Medical staff report steady progress and hope for continued recovery as of the latest bulletin.
12 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1903
Page
1
The article notes the distinguished patient showed marked improvement by Saturday. Medical staff report steady progress and hope for continued recovery as of the latest bulletin.
Reports from Rome July 11 describe the pope eating light meals and resting more as doctors urge bed rest. Cardinals and diplomats gather outside St Peter's for updates while Vatican weather boosts spirits. Attending physicians note better breathing and a stronger pulse, though kidney function remains a concern. Cardinals report the pontiff thanks them and says they must submit to God’s will.
A five day battle near Barstow and Victorville pits 150 Japanese against 150 Mexican laborers employed by the Santa Fe railroad. Four dead, about fifty wounded as clashes erupt after a remark. Union tensions rise over wage and employment disputes.
In Rome on July 11 the pope received Countess Canali and Countess Moroni and asked why Mer Volpini had not visited him. He was told the excitement had worn Mer Volpini down and he was ill, though the pope was not informed of Mer Volpini's death. A rumor of kidney inflammation is denied by Dr Mazzoni.
Gilbert Mullen the federal prisoner who led a 1901 Fort Leavenworth mutiny attacked Sheriff Peese on Saturday. He and three others overpowered the sheriff and escaped before the cell door was secured. One white man and two black prisoners were with him. Admiral Cook recovering after grip and illness in naval hospital Brooklyn. He had served forty three years with one prior sick spell.
On July 11 the international Baptist Young People's Union convention in Atlanta held early morning prayer meetings across city churches and a strong afternoon junior session focusing on The Light of the World theme.
James Martin of the monitor Arkansas died from wounds inflicted by his brother Charles who is under arrest at the Brooklyn navy yard. The incident occurred in New York on July 11.
In Springfield Ohio on July 11 Maud Hawk died when lightning struck her house twice within four minutes. She had begun removing clothing from the home when a second bolt killed her instantly, disproving the old adage about lightning striking twice in the same place.
In Washington on July 11 Postmaster General Payne and Fourth Assistant Bristow discussed the post office investigation at a lengthy conference. Payne said he had no developments to announce.
Were under contract and refused admission to the United States at Mobile on July 11. Emilio Sodi Francisco Perez and Pedro Ortiz, all Spaniards, along with Francisco Solis a Frenchman, were detained though they arrived aboard the steamer Alamo from Progress Mexico. The first three were in St Louis and the fourth in New Orleans.
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