Portugal Crowned in Night of Royal Assassinations
The Lisbon royal party returning from Villa Vicosa was attacked as six killers fired on King Carlos, Crown Prince Luis, and Infante Manuel. The queen watched in tears as the carriage halted and the royal family toppled, with guards unable to intervene. Military and police prepared for possible uprisings while the city dwelt in stunned silence.
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Lisbon Rebel Attack Ends in Royal Assassination
King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis are dead after a rear assault in Lisbon. Queen Amelie and Prince Manuel survive wounded arms as armed assailants flee, crowds chase them, and authorities impose strict security while Manuel is proclaimed king and vows ruthless action against insurrection.
Oporto Rebels Seize City Hall After Garrison Revolt
In Oporto Portugal a republic is reported to have been proclaimed. On January 31 1891 about 600 garrison men led by Captain Leitac revolted and fortified the City Hall. Loyal troops bombarded the building and 50 rebels were killed before surrender. Many arrested and sentenced. Leitac jailed and banished.
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Government's Story of the Assassination in Portugal
An official government report details the Lisbon murder of the king, queen, and crown prince. A gunman fired from the crowd as they rode near the Placo do Commercio, wounding the crown prince who died soon after. The royal family attempted to shield the prince. three attackers were killed by locals and police.
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Pope reacts to Lis bone tragedy Queen Amelie mourned
The Vatican and world press react to the assassination in Lisbon. Rome notes deep sorrow at Queen Amelie’s misfortune. Dowager Queen Margherita recalls King Humbert’s death and offers sympathy. Cardinal Merry del Val informs the Pope of the tragedy.
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Pope to lead funeral for late King and crown prince
After the king and crown prince were murdered, the Pope sent condolences and ordered a funeral service in the Sistine Chapel to be led by Cardinal Merry del Val. The ceremony will be attended by the sacred college, the papal court, the diplomatic corps, and Rome's aristocracy.
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Cardinal Gibbons Comments on Portugual Assassination
Cardinal Gibbons calls the assassination of the King and Crown Prince of Portugal a most lamentable and dastardly occurrence with nothing to justify it. He offered no further remarks at having been asked for a statement.
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Franco Is Blamed For Portugal Crisis In Paris
In Paris the Portuguese legation mourns after the Lisbon regicide. Senor Magalhaes Lima accuses Premier Franco of instigating civil strife and asserts the monarchy’s collapse came from Franco’s dictatorship, while Falier es and other officials offer condolences.
Vinol touted as aid for weak sickly children
Mrs Rose Hawthorne Lathrop praises Vinol for restoring appetite and vigor in destitute sick women and children where cod liver oil fails. She notes Vinol uses fresh cod liver elements plus iron and is easier for weak stomachs. Over 5000 druggists endorse it with a money back guarantee at Riker Jaynes stores in Boston.
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