Lisbon Mourning as King Carlos Is Assassinated
In Lisbon a grim day followed a fatal attack on King Carlos and the crown prince. Queen Amelie remained by the royal bed, doctors report the king's condition steady, and Manuel II promises constitution upholding and firm measures to quell insurrection. The killer was identified as Manuel Bulea, a cavalry sergeant and former private tutor. The royal family concedes a state funeral planned for February 10, with the army and navy pledging loyalty to Manuel.
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Countess Nicholas to sell prized Michael Angelo painting
New York February 2. Poverty threads Countess Nicholas who seeks to sue Mexico for 24 million and raise funds by selling her 500 thousand painting attributed to Michael Angelo Amerighi Caravaggio The Death of the Virgin She lives at 228 West 111th Street and hopes the work will fetch a large sum to build a monument for her son and fund a trust for houses of the dead She believes the painting could be authenticated and once rejected a six figure offer
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Mourning Across Portugal After Royal Assassination
Lisbon reports a nation in grief as king and crown prince are killed by assassins. Telegrams of sorrow pour in while monarchists vow to maintain order and Prince Manuel, wounded but recovering, prepares to ascend the throne with dignity and public sympathy.
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Secrecy Maintained Over Regicide Case and Royal Bodies
The victim speaks of no pain while officials withhold identities of the regicides and investigation details. Homes of the attackers shot by guards remain undisclosed. The king and crown prince lie in the palace in the same room as the suit, with funeral plans not yet arranged.
Portuguese Minister Aide Close to Government After Assassination
Washington reports Viscount de Alte, Portugal's minister, has remained in close contact with his government following yesterday's assassination. Details of the minister's guidance were not learned. The president reportedly sent a cable to Ambassador Bryan in Lisbon with condolences to the royal family.
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Duke of Orleans adjusts plan after Lisbon killings
Naples Feb 2 The Duke of Orleans brother of Queen Amelie of Portugal reacted strongly to news from Lisbon that King Carlos and the crown prince were assassinated. He telegraphed the queen that he would go to Lisbon but, upon her telegram, canceled the visit and left tonight for Egypt to meet his sister the Duchess of Aosta.
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Republicans Attack Franco House In Lisbon Dispatch
Special dispatches from Lisbon report a band of republicans attacked Franco's house last night but were repelled by the guard. Several attackers were wounded in the exchange.
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Republic Proclaimed in Oporto Reported by El Mundo
Madrid February 2 El Mundo reports a republic proclamation in Oporto Portugal but no independent confirmation yet. The item notes uncertainty and lack of corroboration from other sources, keeping readers alert to developing political events in the region.
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British Atlantic Fleet Ordered to Lisbon to Watch Events
London reports the British Atlantic fleet, then at Vigo, has been ordered to Lisbon to monitor unfolding events. The move signals heightened naval vigilance amid current tensions.
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Carriage Crash Kills Kling Family in Indiana
Peru Ind Feb 2 Alfred Kling his wife and his brother Ora Kling were killed when their carriage was struck at Bennett's switch 18 miles south of Peru by a crossing of the Indiana Union traction line.
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Fire at Pennsylvanian Freight House Burns 20 Cars
Cleveland reports the Pennsylvania Railroad summer freight house and around 20 cars burned today causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Authorities investigate the blaze as a major transport disruption.
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Vinol touted as body builder by Butte druggist
A Norbert style ad touts Vinol as superior to cod liver oil for appetite, flesh, and strength. It claims improved digestion, blood quality, and tissue development, with a money back guarantee if no benefit. Sold in Butte by Newhern Drug Company, backed by 5000 druggists.
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Buy King Rules Over Portugal Amid Political Upheaval
Reports describe a Spanish request to place a frontier guard to curb exiles and arrivals of revolutionaries. A vast number of arrests across forts includes two identified regicides Alfredo Costa and another store clerk. The cabinet resigns. Admiral Ferreira do Amaral may form a coalition cabinet to unite opponents of Franco.
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Anarchist under orders provoke European unrest in telegrams
Censored telegrams claim anarchists under Republican orders intensified monarchist sentiment among masses. European reaction hinges on uncensored news. Lisbon dispatch reports Republicans attacking Premier Franco’s residence with gunfire, wounding several. event likely occurred yesterday per Madrid dispatches.
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Premier Franco Charged With The Responsibility
Paris reports a Lisbon tragedy as King Carlos and Prince Louis Philippe are murdered. Premier Franco and the regime face blame from officials and republicans alike. Mourning spreads through the Portuguese legation in Paris as leaders react and consider potential political upheaval.
Woman and child killed in Oregon Short Line collision
Salt Lake Feb 2 A woman and her infant child were killed in a collision between two freight trains on the Oregon Short Line at Layton north of Salt Lake. The dead woman is Mrs Peter Frandson of Brigham City Utah. Mrs W M Young of Havensville Kan and her two daughters were injured but will recover. The women were in living cars occupied by a steam shovel crew.
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Death of William Brace in Highland Park
William Brace of a local Chicago law firm was found frozen to death early today within 50 yards of his home in Highland Park. Police believe he slipped on an icy sidewalk, was stunned by the fall, and perished from exposure before regaining consciousness.
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Steamer Chartered to Welcome Fleet Off Chilean Coast
Valparaiso reports a steamer chartered to carry 300 passengers to greet the American battleship fleet as it nears the Chilean coast in the Pacific.
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Thespis Brings Mail From Rio for U S Navy Ships
The steamer Thespis arrived from Rio with twenty sacks of mail for the American battle ships.
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Union labor forms Yellow Peril Exclusion League
Denver February second Several thousand union labor representatives in a mass meeting formed the Yellow Peril Exclusion league to block further influx of Asiatic labor into the United States. A speaker claimed thousands of Japanese are entering via El Paso posing as students. A San Francisco Japanese leader heads the effort from a Mexico City clothing agency, and another speaker warned bloodshed might force congressional action.
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Doctor Ira Landreth Stricken With Appendicitis
Rev. Dr. Ira Landreth general secretary of the Presbyterian Brotherhood was taken ill with appendicitis while en route from Nashville to St. Louis and, after arrival, was treated at the Southern hotel before returning to Nashville. He is retiring moderator of the Cumberland church.
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Question on marriage trust in a Chicago Record Herald piece
In a Chicago Record-Herald dialogue, a wife questions whether to have happy confidence in her husband and be deceived or to feel jealous without reason. The exchange suggests skepticism about his reliability and the futility of trust if wrongs are inevitable.
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Fire wipes out Rome business district stores
Fire in downtown Rome on February 2 destroyed F. E. Bacon & Co department store Becks restaurant Hammann s shoe store Rudel Benner s harness store Townsend Bros hardware and the Model Clothing company store. Loss 250000.
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Steamer Merion Runs Aground In Delaware River
The British passenger steamer Merion, sailing from Philadelphia to Queenstown and Liverpool, ran aground in the Delaware river at the Horseshoe about six miles below the city but is not in danger.
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Man declares marriage changes his life in Houston Post
In a dialogue from the Houston Post two figures debate engagement vows and the impact of marriage. A caller notes that marriage has transformed the speaker, claiming his previous promises were empty while the other defends their intent. The exchange centers on reputation and change after wedlock.
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Cotton plant fire destroys Atlantic Compress in Americus
Americus Georgia February 2 The Atlantic Compress company plant in Americus burned tonight destroying 2250 bales of cotton with an estimated loss of 180000 dollars.
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