Don Carlos and the Carlists in Spanish History
The article outlines Don Carlos and the Carlist claim to the Spanish throne, noting his exile after 1876, repeated missed opportunities to seize power, and the lack of decisive action. It describes his family ties, scandals, and the waning support as Alfonso XII solidified the monarchy amid civil and international pressures.
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Don Carlos
Alfonso Xel
Spain
PLC
Carlos, Prince of Bourbon
Laibich
Bon
Juan of Bourbon
Maria Beatrix
Francis IV
Duke of
Modena
Don Jaime
Margaret of Bourbon
Marie Berthe
Princess de Rohat
Gon Carlos
Duke O of
Madrid
Charles VII
Acrenues
Nstella
Marshal Gontha
Concha
Alfonso XII
Sagunta
Valetivia
Logrono
Hig
Wallid
Daudet
Basque Country
Don Alfonso
Catalonia
Braganza
Biscay
McClellan
Grant
Dona Blanca
Tingland
Paris
Austria
Viarreggio
Italy
Leo XIII
Alfonso XIII
Vane
United States
Weyler
Australian House debates tariffs and press cables in Canberra session
Australia faces tariffs on wine from South Africa and New Zealand with calls for parity in imports to New Zealand. Senator Pearce questions press cable concessions while the Norfolk Island Bill sets a new territorial status. Seeastern and Pacific cable issues, and a note on a strange Tiger-like animal in Mount Kembla.
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted In Ashburton Notice
Delayed warning signals risk kidney disease and a local resident endorses Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. The ad cites Mrs E M McKee of Beach Road Abburton praising the remedy for backache headaches and fatigue, with price and postal offers from Foster Mackellan Co., 76 Pitt Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Ashburton
E. M. McKee
Beach Road
Abburton
Dean
Foster-McClellan Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Doan’s
Wesleyan Conference Protests Sunday Entertainment Restrictions
At Lincoln the Wesleyan Conference debated Sunday golf and entertainment limits, voting 224 to 136 to admit women delegates. News also notes suffragists and hunger-strike releases, naval reservists being inspected by the King, and British views on the American tariff impact and anti-undervaluation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lincoln
South African Conference Opens in London
The Earl of Grove opened the South African Conference in London. The whole Bill was read clause by clause with government delegates proposing minor amendments that were accepted. The discussion on the native protectorates schedule was adjourned.
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London
Taly
Earl of Grove
Clause 6 and 7 of Finance Bill Dominates Commons
British parliament notes show Clause 6 of the Finance Bill referred with Mr Lloyd George promising protection for charitable institutions and public bodies from increment duty when Clause 45 is debated. Agricultural land is exempt from the ten percent tax upon lease termination. The House sat until six in the morning and passed Clause 7 imposing a ten percent reversion duty on lessors for permanent works, with a government concession for certain cases. Lord Lansdowne defends a misreport claim as Churchill’s role remains debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cloyd George
House of Contuons
Budget Debate and Lords Stand on Finance Bill
The Marquis of Catisdowne argues the Lords must not assume total discretion over taxation and callousness to society. Winston Churchill insists the Budget be debated and finalised by the House of Commons. In Dumfries Burghs, J W Gulland wins re election with 1877 votes against Duncan 1583. 1906 results show Gulland 2095 to Glene 1402.
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Marquis of
Catisdowne
Lanquet
House of Lords
Winston Churchill
Edinburgh
Lord Lansdowne
House_‘o Commons
House of Commons
Lord Lanadowne
London
Dumfries Burghs
J. W.gulland
Gulland
Duncan
Glene
Commons Rules Breach Case Taints Norfolk Duke
On motion by Mr Dillon and Mr Redmond the House of Commons ruled the Duke of Norfolk guilty of a privilege breach for writing to a Unionist candidate about Roman Catholic schools. Asquith warned in light of the sessional order a failure to act would stultify the House. Balfour called the matter trivial and accused Radicals of reviving old weapons of antiquity.
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John Dillon
John Redmond
House of Commons
Duke of Norfolk
High Peak
Asquith
Balfour
Tle
Postmaster General cites inability to introduce bill on colonial newspaper registration
In reply to Mr Henniker Heaton Mr Syd ney Buxton regrets that under existing circumstances he cannot introduce a bill to assimilate colonial newspapers with British papers for registration. This would enable reposting at moderate postage to readers in the United Kingdom.
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House of Commons
Sydney Buxton
Henniker Heaton
Britain
United Kingdom
France Chamber votes no confidence in Government
The Chamber of Deputies approved by 212 to 176 a no confidence motion, leading to the Cabinet’s resignation accepted by President Failieres. The vote followed Navy Commission findings and sharp exchanges among M. Picard Delcasse Clemenceau and Clemenceau on responsibility and war readiness.
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Association—Copyright
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Failieres
Navy
Oe M. Picard
M. Delcasse
Marine
M. Cleménceau
M. Clemenceat
Francé
Algeciras
M. Clemenceau
France
Question of Authority in Dunedin Board Debate
At a July meeting in Dunedin the Educational Institute urged that at least one Institute representative attend all inquiries affecting a teacher's future status. The Education Board declined the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Education Board
Educational Institute
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Maryborough Father
Mr MM A McFarlane of Maryborough Victoria reports his son suffered bronchitis and feared consumption before trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes rapid improvement from the first doses and ongoing use prevents attacks. he also used it on other children with croup with good results. Sold by chemists and storekeepers.
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MM. A. McFarlane
Maryborough
Vic
Chamberlain
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