Revolution turmoil and royal murders shock Lisbon
Reports describe a crisis following King Carlos and the crown prince's deaths. The new cabinet, backed by monarchists, vows to maintain order amid street protests and a rising patriotic movement. Foreign observers and dignitaries, including Charles Page Bryan, offer condolences as funerals are arranged.
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Portugal
France
Bew
Wis
Luss
Pairlaile
Wew
Faulosis
Franco
Oporto
Lisbon
Totahh
Arnelle
Prince Manuel
Milee
Carlos
Amalie
Quean
Mazin Pis
Second Lancens
Prince of Wales
Chasis
Bourbon
Duk
Aosin
Brumanuuiel
Sperin
Amelie
Darke
Opera
Ue Palace
Countess
Paris
Charles Page Bryan
Winister
Supreme Court voids labor boycott in interstate trade ruling
The United States Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Fuller, declared that unions may not use boycotts to disrupt interstate commerce. The Lowe versus Lawler case held that the Sherman Act applies to unions and forbids concerted actions aiming to restrain trade. The decision emphasizes that contracts and conspiracies in restraint of trade are illegal, regardless of the party’s class.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Todig
Lawler
Hatters’ Union
Artlelen
Votmaathing
Fuller
Tite Exchange of Commerce
Jagiter
Connecticut
Gousress
Dantel Davenport
Bridgeport
Senator Piles of Washington Pushes Government Exhibit
Senator Piles of Washington urged a 70000 grant for a government exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition to promote Pacific trade and American ascendancy. He praised the Northwest development and noted national and foreign exhibitors would limit participation to Pacific-bordering nations. He stated U S efforts would boost Pacific commerce and reveal new resources in Alaska for trade with Asia and South America.
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Washington
Piles
Congress
Alaska- Vakon-Pacific Exposition
Ping
Epmmeree
Pueime
Uta
Pacific
Atay
United States
Fe Anid
Pilax
Pha
Bryan speaks on Democratic nomination at Philadelphia club
Philadelphia Feb 2 William J Bryan entertained at the Racquet club as guest of Roland Morris president of the Pennsylvania Democratic club. About 70 persons present. Bryan said delegates should reflect voters wishes not be decided by him or a faction and that he would be a candidate only with the party’s decree. He noted a shift among clergymen toward his views and invited ministers to participate in conferences before leaving for Reading, Pa.
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Philadelphia
William J. Bryan
Wicheen
Uie
Roland &. Morris
Pennsylvania, Democratic Club
Ternty
Jpin
Bryan
Denver
Inet
Democratic Party
Bryan Aid
Ley
Bryn
Reading
Gaiior
Bia
Ms Rottohy
Ted Tad
Witnss
Wise House
Montana
Grover
Towers
Montana Street
Bie
Wwe Wen
Gruber
Elsie Wilson
Peame
Youngster Killed Chasing Horses Near Townsend
A four year old boy was kicked to death near Townsend when he entered a corral as his brothers loaded horses. The Mareiti family prepared for a load at Rite loading. The child died about 14 hours later after suffering fatal injuries. The corral tragedy prompted the family to arrange funeral rites.
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Brandnra
Townsend
Mareiti Brothers
Wycratt
Mereritt
Salt Lake
President’s views spark House debate on pensions and banks
Washington. Three at the planta of the house of representatives had their timings today. The Indian appropriation bill was discussed but legislation was deferred as national politics dominated. The House passed a broad widows pension measure granting monthly benefits to all honorably discharged soldiers and increasing payments for prior beneficiaries, with the bill costing over 12 million.
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Washington
Planta of
House of Representatives
United States
Manly
Townsend
Republican Party
Conscience weighs on man who killed himself in hotel
Lorne Brookhouse, a 35 year old educated businessman from Athol Mass, shot himself in room 42 of the Roanoke Hotel in San Bernardino after years of inner torment. He left a confession implicating his father and a partner in an arson-for-insurance scheme and requested funds to be used to reimburse Home Insurance. He had traveled widely with his stock and packing companies and was reportedly well funded.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lorne
Jill
HO Brookdase
Roanoke
San Bernardino
Brookhouse
Mark Shaw
First Baptist
Aml
Seccombe
a@ tern Snortian
Kallspoll
Mont
Home Insurance Company
Tte
Hagaye
Poller Beccambe
Nhine
Merie
Brookkhouge Iit
Ble
Biis
United States
Gruber Wellunder WA Trial in District Court
The trial features Gruber and Towers facing charges of complicity in the North Coast Limited train robbery and murder of engineer Frank Clow on May 7 last year. Prosecutors build a circumstantial case while defense challenges the credibility of key witnesses including Mrs. O. W. Hinmite who identifies Gruber and Towers. The jury selection and opening statements dominated the forenoon, with D. M. Kelly leading for Jefferson County.
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Btaudarde Boulder
Fev
Barry J.’ Gruberta
Frank Clow
Jx USA
D. M. Kelly
Jefferson
Ws Drother
Tames
Kelly
Whitehall
I. M. Hall
Awhy
James C.towers
Lowers Gruber
Keansinters
Pennsylvania contract peculiar bills in evidence in Harrisburg
In Dauphin county court, prosecution contends contract irregularities amid testimony from former officials including Snyder and Shumaker. Defense challenged evidence as irregular. judge overruled. Readings on payments, furniture, and alleged fraud linked to a school project end with trial notes and uncertain verbatim quotations.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Ellie
Carniture
Sundvrron
Mieniturce
Uno Hinte
Hincar
Soulean
Amitter Snyder
Prian Wer Mathes Anit
James M. Shutmkor
Ronda
Dauphin County
Tay
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Bass
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Hestost
Uinivet
New York
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Erin
Fundy
Weaviere
Kalispell
Gruber Wellunder
Tub Muadeh
Olin
Thomas J. Huitigin
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Billings
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