Portugal Quiet Under New King
Portugal settles after a change in monarchy as Franco resigns and a new cabinet is formed immediately. The events shift leadership and set a fresh political direction for the nation.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
13
Portugal in turmoil after king's return and murders
A new cabinet forms under a monarchist consensus in Portugal as calm returns alongside strict orders. Investigations reveal the royal family murders were plotted with lots drawn for victims including Queen Amelie and the crown prince. A British fleet was reported moving toward Lisbon while dignitaries plan funerals and state mourning across a tense capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Oporto
Lisbon
Amelie
Prince Manuel
Carlos
Maria Pia
Second Lancers
Prince of Wales
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Duke
Aosta
Emmanuel
Paris
Charles Page Bryan
Portugal
Vine Palace
Supreme Court rules unions may not boycott interstate trade
The Supreme Court, in Lowe against Lawler, holds that the Sherman Act applies to union boycotts affecting interstate commerce. Chief Justice Fuller says unions cannot interfere with free exchange of commerce via boycott. The decision rejects the unions’ claim that labor organizations fall outside Sherman Act reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Lowe
Lawler
Hatters’ Union
Fuller
Free Exchange of Commerce
Daniel Davenport
Bridgeport
Boycott Illegal Declared by Court in Land Case
In a ruling from the highest tribunal a court declared the boycott illegal and interpreted Sherwan antitrust law as applicable to the land dispute. The decision hinges on regulatory limits of organized resistance impacting property interests.
Senator Piles Urges 700000 Exhibit Aid for Alaska Expo
Washington February 3 Senator Piles of Washington urged Congress to appropriate 700000 for a government exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition to be held in Seattle next year He praised Northwest resources agriculture and Pacific commerce noting U S rivals Germany and Great Britain have drawn more Pacific attention He said the expo would boost American ascendancy in Pacific trade and highlighted Washington's 2 000 000 contribution The exhibit would feature Pacific border nations minerals and opportunities for Asia and South America trade growth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Piles
Congress
Seattle
Northwest
Pacific
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Asia
South America
Bryan urges delegates to reflect voters will in Philadelphia luncheon
William J. Bryan, guest of Philadelphia’s Pennsylvania Democratic club president Roland S. Morris, told reporters that delegates should be instructed by the voters. He said the party should reflect the will of its people and that clergy views have shifted toward him in recent years. He then departed for Reading, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Franco
Philadelphia
William J. Bryan
Roland S. Morris
Pennsylvania Democratic Club
Bryan
Denver
Democratic Party
Reading
Youngster Chases Horses and Is Kicked to Death
Everett Merritt, age 4, wandered through an open gate into a corral full of horses near Townsend. A horse kicked him, crushing one side of his face and head. He died about 14 hours later as his brothers attempted a rescue. The Merritt family awaits the father's return from Salt Lake for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Townsend
Merritt Brothers
Everett
W. J. Merritt
Salt Lake
Widows Pension Bill Races Through House In One Dissent
Washington Feb 3 Three giants of the house of representatives led a lively session as the Indian appropriation bill lingered. The house approved a broad widows pension measure granting 12 dollars per month to all honorably discharged soldiers widows and increasing to 16 for those already benefitting under prior acts, with no property limit. The bill would cost over 12 million annually as debate touched on the president’s message and labor issues amid sharp remarks about bankers and corporate malfeasance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
House
United States
Townsend
Michigan
Republican Party
Conscience weighs on Irving Brookhouse ends life in hotel
Irving H Brookhouse 35 a California business man shot himself in San Bernardino room 32 of the Roanoke hotel after a decade of inner torment. He left a confession detailing a past arson at a Kalispell packing plant to obtain insurance and named his partner to his father while directing life policy funds to repay Home Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Los Angeles
Cal
Irving H. Brookhouse
Roanoke Hotel
San Bernardino
Brookhouse
Mark Shaw
First Baptist Church
Seccombe
Kalispell
Mont
Athol
Mass
Robert Brookhouse
Home Insurance Company
United States
Gruber on trial in murder case linked to North Coast Limited holdup
In Boulder on February 3 a district court trial features Harry J Gruber accused of complicity in the killing of engineer Frank Crow during the May 7 holdup of the North Coast Limited. Prosecution relies on circumstantial links and strong witness testimony including Mrs O W Hungate who asserts Gruber and Towers left her house with a powder laden suitcase. The opening day also covers jury selection and sustained cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Boulder
Harry J. Gruber
Frank Crow
North Coast Limited
D. M. Kelly
Jefferson County
James Kelly
Whitehall
KE. M. Hall
James C. Towers
Towers
Gruber
O. W. Hungate
Montana Street
Butte
Grooer
Hungate
Elsie Wilson
Pennsylvania contract peculiar bills in evidence
Harrisburg, Pa. Feb. 3. Bills on voices and furniture showing prior to securing capitol furnishing contract Sanderson sold furniture to the state on linear foot measurement were entered as evidence at the trial of Sanderson, ex-Auditor Snyder, ex-State Treasurer Mathues and James M. Shumaker, former superintendent. The defense fought the introduction but it was overruled. The case hinges on whether certification of bills used the correct item. One senate sofa measured 11 1/2 feet long and 2 1/2 feet high was shown as an exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Capitol
Sanderson
Snyder
Mathues
James M. Shumaker
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Kunkel
Shumaker
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Borg
Farry Qrubep
Borge
Hastings
Poltice
Patriotic Movement
Hat Manu
Hatters
Connecticut
Senator Piles
Cockran
Roosevelt
Bryan Sooken
Sherwood
Democrat
Ohio
Goldfield Labor Commission
Goldfield
Guggenheim
Nevada
Sparks
Moyer-Haywood- Pettibone
Cochran
New York
Bourke Cochran
Cockeran
New York, Mr. Cochran
Saviors of
Chime
Irving Brookhouse
Story of Crime
Lermat
Fireman
Thomas J. Sullivan
Billings
Wiliam Crawford
Pennsylvania
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