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Identifier: deskbookoffactsf00wals (find matches)
Title: The desk book of facts for physicians and pharmacistis
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Walsh, Ralph, 1841- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Washington, D.C.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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all the principalocean steamers are able to send and receive messagesdaily and hourly. This makes it possible to issue on 284 Italy: Her People and Their Story shipboard little newspapers recording the latest newsfrom all parts of the world. Marconi was born in Bologna in 1874, and thereforegained fame before he was thirty years old. He hasshown great intelligence in his work, and his triumphsare well deserved, although there is much still to dis-cover before the system will compete with the tele-graph. Since his father is an Italian, and his motheris a native of the British Isles, it is no wonder that hehas all the ardor of the South and the cool-headedperseverance of the Anglo-Saxon race. There has been great excitement in Italy concerningthe alleged discoveries in respect to malaria, scientificexperiments made between Battipaglia and Psestumseeming to prove that this disease is inoculated bysmall insects of the same genus as the mosquito. Othervaluable developments are expected. IP
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<1 O H :2j Italy at the Present Day 285 CHAPTER XIX ASSASSINATION OF KING HUMBERT.—^VICTOR EMANUELIII.—DEATH OF CRISPI.—BIRTH OF PRINCESS lOLANDE. BIRTH OF HUMBERT, PRINCE OF PIEDMONT. 1900—1905 A. D. ON July 29, 1900, the Italian people were para-lyzed by the news of the assassination of KingHumbert I. With his aide-de-camp, the king was re-turning from a distribution of prizes at Monza, nearMilan, and was just entering his carriage when threerevolver shots hit him in quick succession, one piercinghis heart. He had only time to exclaim: It is noth-ing (b niente), and, sinking immediately into uncon-sciousness, he expired a short time after. The assassinwas Angelo Bresci, a native of Prato in Tuscany, butlately from the noted society of anarchists in Pater-son, New Jersey, whose motto is: Death to Rulers. The queen, Margherita, was out driving; and whenon her return to the Palace the truth that the kingcould not survive was made known to her, she burstinto tears, exclaiming

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