Assassination of King Humbert Shocks Italy in Monza
The Italian nation mourns after King Humbert I is assassinated in Monza while travelers and vendors report the city in deep grief. Officials and diplomats react as crowds gather, and warnings of unrest spread through Rome and Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbert
Wat Monza
Rome
Wunder
Mega
Monza
Ineo
Cagele
Gulia Lees
Benita
Indy
Anjiunien
Uae
Tislihetinn
Milan
Annie Wechogrs
Shue
Tahoe
Mafia tensions spark double murder and covert letter
A chaotic Italian crime tale unfolds as Giuseppe Pessina is killed by a rival in a staged shooting, then the killer commits suicide. A strange letter in the murderer's pocket claims he acted after orders to warn the king of Italy, citing conflicted loyalties and a failed assassination plot.
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Bipido
le Priner
Wales
Tumbork
Plover
I Trallin Armhassy
Great
Aurabers Bolny
Amunay
Callurs
Wis Ue Petige
Leon Vorset
Yurgonal Fend
Victor Boemael Tel
Ani
Iseh Mewr
Tina
Duke
Aosta
Dushasis
Halon
Ken
Dander
al Davis
Anashia
Hite
Sticky Sini
Guiseppe Pessina
Pessina
Spaniocen
Ske
Comandes
Italy
Aprmiuza
America
Tulya
Alam Hert
Wil
Martin
Vailerling
Britain
Europe
England
Vietori
Sih
Marguerito
Unclear OCR fragment from New York dispatch
Fragmentary text from a New York city dispatch mentions Balreanst and several garbled names and items. The readable parts do not yield a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a definitive news item.
Assassination, Action and European Reactions Note
A garbled account describes an assassination causing international sympathy and shifting loyalties. It mentions Africa, Italy, Britain, and Europe opposing England, with telegraphic notes to Queen Marguerite and references to Victori and various nations. The fragment lacks clear dates or concrete events.
New Monarch Returning From London Dated July 1980
Italian embassy announces the death of King Bert, following an assassination. His Majesty King Bert is dead. The English government confirms the death and notes the return of King Vielur Em Tachuel, while Viscount Vinunstar is named in reports.
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London
Ius Lambert
King Bumbert
Mune
Kins Vielur Emtachuel Tit
Alf Lenonut
Greece
Het Flanglont
Vinunstar
Baron Tava Announces Death Of Khu Aobert
Baron Tava’s telegram reports the death of Khu Aobert, received today as field news. The message confirms the death and notes the region and related officials, with references to Mongnyer and nearby actions. King Victor Zisminnvel TL is at Bolgo with Fandin Kingdons.
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New Yorks
Waly
Ammanend
Khu Aobert
Mongnyer
Vietor Zisminnvel
Bolgo
Fandin
Ambushed King Tumberry Face Uncertain Italy Fate
Ambassadors report King Tumberry’s government in Italy may fall as unrest spreads. Diplomatic observers note cautious reactions of neighboring powers while awaiting the outcome of the attack and ensuing political instability. The event raises concerns over Europe’s balance of power and possible Tri-State tensions.
Official Condolences From Department of State
A July message from the Department of State in Washington extends condolences on the death of an unnamed Hungarian ruler. The note expresses sincere sympathies to the Italian and American peoples and to the Hungarian nation, reaffirming diplomatic respect and shared sorrow.
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Washington
Hmbert Tas
Trilyy
Department of State
Washingttar
Duly BO
Mafantyr
Vittorio Emaaily
Rome
Death of Italian King Victor Emmanuel II in 1900
The article reports the assassination shock and condolences from the U.S. President to Vittorio Emanuele II. It sketches Humbert II’s life, noting his birth in 1844, military service, role in Italian unification, marriage to Margherita of Savoy, and his long reign. It highlights his martial prowess, leadership, and refined tastes, including horse mastery and patronage of the arts, portraying him as a strong, duty-bound monarch.
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B.O
Hud Axeel- Iwusy
Seabright
Jins
Pubile
Vittorio Emanuel
Toh Bay
Hupibert TL
Victor Emmanuel
Marcel
Livia
Indy
Kingdom
the Two Sicilies
Naples
Palermo
Prussia
Hymn Devt
Paris
Yy Oowith
Lis
Cuerita Movin
Jaimoe
Savoy
Fortiwand
Genoa
Af Kin Vielow
Emannuel da Sai
Mare Bey
Wielow
Emanuel Bevcian
Marvy Dawuanies
Raa
Finnhert
Hin Buna
Tvoshinet
Dintelini
Aber
Monacha Meonbert
Europe
Ganthim
Horstman
Fly
Stuble
Vitor Eminnsat
Howes
Arte
Scionurs
Bis IL
Marguerite of Savoy reigns through tumult and charity
The article portrays Marguerite of Savoy as a lively royal figure admired for culture and charity work, while recounting King’s travels from Rome to Monza, his public calm during peril, and a dramatic bombing incident in Naples with royal reactions. It notes the king’s charm, Alpine interests, and dedication to hospitals, along with a dramatic outbreak surrounding Napoli’s cholera era and a bomb near the palace.
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Bey Aonopoly
Guy
Marguerite
Savoy
Tlulinds
Gruek
Petrirei
Aho
Rome
Phil Monza
Lountey Gautteman
Wishand
Monza
Tur
Manza
Tauchert
Caringa
Guirinnal Dil
Local Marriages and Ill Nearby Notables in Beloved City
A jumble of names and events from a local society page notes marriages, illness, and visits. Listed are individuals and couples from Garvetha Anbotter Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Beckley, Elks and Masons members, visitors from Rome City and Cleveland, a significant clothing house planned by Swan Pete & Mrs., and the wedding of Miss Edna M. W. Foeth and William Z. Bryan at 58 West Berry Street with Rev. D. A. Norris officiating. The item also mentions a prominent Auburn resident recovering at home, and various social connections among local families and guests in the city.
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Wil
Cyril Morks
Tesue
Dorn
Nive
N. U. Byawanh
Garvetha
Irs
Kelsey
Grands Shughter
Mies Malu Kelsey
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Fre
Gharlen FL Haiber
Dintt Wathara
Chuvdak
Rae
Wiss
Toting
Wayne
Wolf
Swan
Pete
Edna MW. Foeth
William Z. Byan
Cleveland
West Berry Atvest
D. A. Norris
Derry Strove
I. B. Caurell
B.D. Funkle
Goldwater Road
Bs. Kunkle
G. Kawhi
Johann Xan
Hugh McCwloch
Ganon
Jessie Maloney
Jove
Micke
St. Gee
Richmond
Civevié Court
Frey Malone
Grand Mapiday Bar' Brith
Hartford
Amd
Joe Bemis
Naptily State Convention Disorganized by Movements
The Naptily State Convention of the Bap Findeluwvhuw of Indiana faced chaos during the morning sessions as officials attempted family seating changes led by chair A. 2% Yothanus and secretary Daurie Miler. About 500 delegates were expected, with long-awaited plans for the executive committee and subcommittees, including Judge Allen among members.
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Bap- Findeluwvhuw
Indiana
Geery-Ettort
Yothanus
Daurie Miler
Exvmulive-Compyl
Padeehavinan
Om Finines
Judge Allen
Confusing Names and Plans Stated for Committee Visit
Misread text mentions various individuals and a planned appointment process. References to a chairman appointing members, a visit to Aynedville, and parties including Mrs HL A Philley Mrn Trae man Childs Marta and Bluitton are noted, though details are unclear and numerous garbled terms obscure precise meaning.
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Ma- Hon Tong
C.C. Bochy
HL A
Philley
Trae
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