Revolt Alawwst Air Marvel Log Planned By Republicans
The text outlines a plotted revolt by Republicans against Manuel II of Portugal, with references to his ascent to the throne on February 2 1908 after the assassinations of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz Philippe in Lisbon. It mentions Manuel II, the Infante, and Queen Amelie, and notes royal proclamation and constitutional aims amid a crisis.
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Air Marvel
Carlos
Luiz Philippe
Portugal
Lisbon
Infante
Manuel
Amelie
Placo Do Comercio
Rul Do Arsenal
Council of State
Manuel II
Europe
Portugal trembles on eve of republican upheaval
A Paris report says Portugal faces a republican revolution as army and navy join the Republicans and bombard the royal palace. Dr Lima of Lisbon predicts a republic is inevitable, with widespread republican sentiment in the provinces and cities and the army ready to act.
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Ile
Europe
Portugal
Paris
Pro
Fessor Bombarda
Republican Party
Meenlhaes Lima
London
Dr. Lima
la Vanguardia
Lisbon
Rey
Smith’s Magazine
Chicago W C T U Finds Apple Aid Against Alcohol
The Chicago W C T U plans to curb drinking by apples citing Dr Samuel Hailey of Mount Ayr as proving apples reduce alcohol cravings. Leaflets claim apples can abate the appetite for liquor and encourage restraint with careful observation.
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Chicago
Samuel Hailey
Mount Ayr, Jr
Tie
Krupp Bomb Cannon Develops Suffocating Gas Zone
The Krupp weapon fires a large brittle bomb loaded with 165 pounds of explosives that release poisonous gases upon detonation. Designed to drop into enemy ranks, the shell breaks on contact and creates a fatal gas zone, ensuring virtually all who enter perish.
Thussig advances wireless teledannynergy system
fragmented text hints at an extensive wireless teledannynergy network across Silork and possibly Missin, suggesting a new establishment or planning phase for communication infrastructure.
Nebraska Prohibition Candidate Wright Sets Low Campaign Cost
The Rev George S Wright of Nebraska City Nebraska a Prohibition candidate for governor filed for nomination after paying a $90 fee He reported total campaign expense of 10 cents for streetcar fares between Lincoln depot and the capitol building The penny tally highlights his minimal spending while winning primaries and filing his nomination.
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Nebraska
George S. Wright
Nebraska City
Neb
Wright
Lincoln Depot
Capitol Building
Lincoln
Ticks Linked to West Forest Fires
Cattle ticks blamed for forest fires across the west causing losses of lives and property. The pest’s bite is thought to trigger a malignant fever, prompting settlers to burn woodlands to protect forests and stock, says H. H. Chapman of Yale forest school.
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H. H. Chapman
Yale Forest School
Canada’s Lead Production Surpasses Forty-Five Million Pounds
Canada produced 45 467 545 pounds of lead in the last fiscal year, reflecting the nation’s large mineral output. The figure highlights substantial extraction activity by Canadian industries and overall metal production trends for the period.
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Canada
Population in 1910 Increase Sparks Debate
The 1910 population figures show an Increase of 8.6 units amid discussions. Officials note changes across districts and seek clarity on census methodology and local impact.
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Isfii
A Cheerful Face Radiates Hope and Warmth
A brief piece extols a cheerful face as sunlight in heaven and a magnet for hope. It highlights bright eyes, unclouded brow, and sunny smile as signs of inner goodness capable of lifting household spirits and dispelling shadows. A single happy countenance warms a home.
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Heaven
No Escape Evidence of Early Suffrage Debate and Punchline Bits
A collage of brief snippets from periodicals covers early suffrage attitudes, a grim Worcester County capital punishment anecdote, English domestic habits, cockfighting lore, a male perspective on voting barriers, Bedouin forays and camel theft, and a small-town wage story ending with a pun about empty cars and a missing paycheck.
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Worcester County
Mass
Charley James
Salt In Africa and Elephants Nails Paring
A London Sketch notes salt as a crucial African luxury driving rare mental distress without it. A New York Press snippet explains elephant nails grow long in captivity requiring sawing after securing the animal.
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London
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Ing
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Delaware
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London Chronicle
Douglas Caruthers
Arabia
Rk Herald
J. J. Carney
Pres
B. L. Beat, V.pres
J. E. Hurcutson, Srey
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Printing Company
The
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East Wisukail Street
Washington
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Central Africa
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Stella
Eer
New York Press
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Robert H. Burrows
Aberdeen and
Hoquiam
Wishkah
Grayport Hotel
J. M. Lupton, Mer
Hayes & Hyes
Bankers
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Hay R Y and
J. C. Cross
Wishkah Block
Wishkah Streets
Austin M. Wade
Aberdeen, Wast
Wilson Buttner
East Heron St
Offer
South L St. Reay
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Harper
Kentucky
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Humboldt
South F Street
F. Fredrickson
L. L. Maley
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Aberdeen Carriage Company
Peter Ibsen
General Blacksmiths
Ishikam
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