Portugal Quiet Under New King
A coalition cabinet forms in Portugal after the assassination of the king and crown prince. The new lineup replaces Franco with Admiral Ferreira do Amaral as president and includes Matinhas Nunes, Jose V. Alpoim, Teixeira del Souza, Beirao, Wenceslau de Lima, Jose Avazedo, and Antonio Cabral in key ministries. A White House cable expresses condolences from Theodore Roosevelt on the royal deaths.
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Franco
Admiral Ferreira Do Amaral
Matinhas Nunes
V. Porto
Jose V. Alpoim
Portugal
White House
Washington
Manuel Ir
Lisbon
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate adopts resolution on Portuguese royal death
Washington February 3 Senate approves with no debate a Cullom offered resolution expressing sorrow for the death of the king and crown prince of Portugal.
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Washington
Senate
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Portugal
Roosevelt sends Goldfield labor troubles report to House
Washington February 3 President Roosevelt has sent to the house of representatives the report of the special committee of investigation into the Goldfield labor troubles in reply to a resolution demanding the document.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Special Committee of Investigation
Believes The Sign William Murphy Arrested For Burglary
William Murphy was arrested at 1 30 this morning charged with burglary. He was caught breaking into the White Wings peanut popcorn and sandwich wagon at Granite and Main streets. This is the third robbery reported from the area.
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William Murphy
White Wings
Granite
Main Streets
Place of business on wheels shuts after theft scare
A mobile shop owner displayed a sign stating all goods given away due to lack of police protection. The owner notes two boys recently arrested were freed under suspended sentence, prompting the security concern and closure action.
Woman in critical condition after alleged arsenic poisoning
A young woman described as colored was restrained by four men after a violent disturbance on a Butte to Anaconda and Pacific Railway train. Taken to county jail, she later was moved to St. James Hospital in critical condition, believed self administered Fowler's arsenic solution. She gave the name Hysen Hicks and appeared intoxicated or deranged. Medical staff suspect poisoning rather than liquor as the cause. The source notes she may have come from an unspecified location.
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St. Jamies’ Hospital
Fowler
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Butte
Hysen Hicks
Anaconda Woman Allegedly Takes Arsenic on Train
A woman from Anaconda reportedly ingested arsenic aboard a train. Details on motive or circumstances remain unclear. Authorities 조사 are ongoing to determine why she chose this method and whether others were affected.
Miner Jack Gately Falls From Streetcar
Miner Jack Gately of Corra mine area suffered a skull fracture after falling from a southbound Main Street car at 8 PM. He lay unconscious at Murray's hospital with little hope of recovery. witnesses noted he appeared intoxicated, and no one saw the fall.
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Jack Gately
Corra
Murray's Hospital
Gately
Platinum Street
John Quigley
Quigley
Treasury buys 100,000 ounces of silver for New Orleans
The Treasury Department purchased 100,000 ounces of silver for delivery at New Orleans at 557.80 cents per fine ounce.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Preliminary mental exam of Harry K. Thaw at Matteawan
In Poughkeepsie New York February 3 a brief preliminary examination and observation of the mental condition of Harry K Thaw confined at Matteawan state hospital for the criminal insane was conducted by Dr Allan W Ferris and Dr Lamb. Dr Ferris said it was too early to render an opinion. The visit of Mrs Evelyn Thaw and Thaws counsel Daniel O Reilly interrupted the proceedings.
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Daniel O'Reilly
Thaw
New York
Pioneer Washington figure Col Shaw dies at 77
Portland Oregon February 3 Col B F Shaw commander of the Washington volunteers in the Indian wars of 1855 to 1866 died suddenly at his home 1006 Rodney avenue from a burst blood vessel after a violent coughing spell He was 77 years old.
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Portland
Ore
B. F. Shaw
Washington Volunteers
Washington Territory
Rodney Avenue
Elevator boy George Totten held for burglary charge
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports George Totten an elevator boy is under arrest on a charge of burglarizing a clothing store weeks ago. He confessed to police and some of the money he stole has been recovered.
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the Standard
Helena
George Totten
Boy Likely Sent to Reform School After Burglary Charge
The boy's mother is in Nebraska and his father is in Alaska. It is probable he will not be prosecuted on a burglary charge, but sent to the state reform school.
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Nebraska
Alaska
State Reform School
Arrest of Montenegrin May Have Queer Sequel
Milo Gjonovich a Montenegrin native was arrested at Globe Arizona for taking a letter from the mails addressed to Bojo Poceck. Authorities believe the act ties to a plot against Montenegro’s ruler Prince Nicholas. Complaint sworn before Commissioner Charles K E Martin. Gjonovich worked as a miner at Globe.
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el Paso
Tex
Milo Gjonovich
Montenegro
Globe, Ariz
Prince Nicholas
Gjonovich
Bojo Poceck
Poceck
Charles KE. Martin
Globe
Saratoga Republicans Back Hughes for Presidency
Saratoga New York February 3 resolutions endorsing Governor Hughes candidacy for the presidency were unanimously adopted by the Saratoga republican county convention today.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Hughes
Receiver appointed for Wrville Hermann & Co real estate firm
Minneapolis February 3. A receiver was appointed today for Wrville Hermann & Co a major city real estate firm. The action marks a significant shift for a firm described as one of the largest and strongest in Minneapolis real estate.
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Minneapolis
Wrville, Hermann & Co
Threats amid McDonald trial as woman recalls choking incident
Mary J. Campbell testified she interrupted Webster Guerin choking Mrs. McDonald and heard him threaten to take her life. Millie Lagan reported a downtown restaurant quarrel where Guerin warned he could shoot to kill if money was demanded.
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Chicago
Mary J. Campbell
McDonald
Webster Guerin
Guerin
Mrs Anderson Dies in Butte at 30 From Brights Disease
Mrs A S Anderson died yesterday morning in Butte from Brights disease at age 30. Survived by her husband and two young children. Formerly of Missoula, the body was shipped there yesterday afternoon. She was an estimable woman mourned by many friends.
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A. S. Anderson
Butte
Bright
Missoula
Anderson
Judge Mellon Dies in Pittsburg on His 95th Birthday
Pittsburg observed the death of Judge Thomas D. Mellon a respected banker and prominent citizen. He passed away in Pittsburg on his ninety fifth birthday ending a long career noted nationwide for his capitalism and public service.
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Pittsburg
Thomas D. Mellon
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