Portugal King Carlos Is An Isolated Prisoner In Lisbon
A letter escaped the censor describing King Carlos I of Portugal as virtually a prisoner within Lisbon’s palace walls while loyal troops guard him. Crown Prince Luiz Philippe has been banished to a remote royal residence over his opposition to Franco’s regime. The king, famed for pawned crown jewels worth eight million, allegedly received a 4 million loan from England, and is noted for his sportsmanship and marksmanship, endearing him to the English.
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Madrid
Carlos of
Portugal
Lisbon
Luiz Philippe
Senhor Franco
England
Rise of kidney and heart deaths in US cities noted
Dr Thomas Darlington New York City health commissioner warns that death rates from Brights disease and related illnesses have nearly doubled in 25 years across principal cities. He cites 1880 to 1905 New York City data and notes increases in all cities except Sacramento amid urban stress factors.
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Pr. Darlington
New York
Thomas Darlington
New York City
Bright
Sacramento
Warner's Safe Cure praised by Baltimore woman for kidney relief
Mrs M Hodges of 1013 McCulloch Street Baltimore testifies to Warner's Safe Cure curing severe kidney and liver trouble after five doctors deemed incurable. She took thirteen bottles, regained health, and promotes the remedy priced 50 cents to 1 dollar a bottle. Free trial bottle offer via Warner's Safe Cure Co Rochester New York.
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M. Hodges
McCulloch Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Warner
Warner'safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Portrait of a King Yet Keeping Youthful Demeanor
The king, though stout, retains a youthful air as he travels the country. His Saxon blue eyes show a kind gaze and his cheeks hold a hint of the rosy color of youth. He has visited that country years ago and, like other rulers, has feasted and feasted in court life.
Should Mayor Fitzgerald Be Re-elected
A letters to the editor debate questions Mayor Fitzgeralds re election. Pro and con voices praise his administration and criticize bosses and autocratic methods in Boston. Readers weigh in on governance and campaign ethics amid calls for reform.
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Fitzgerald
John J. O'Brien
Chambers Street
Sir
Boston
Mace
Finance Commission
City Hall
Post
Ashmont
Alfred Weston
Mayor Fitzgerald Supported in Jamaica Plain Letter
Letter writer Michael F Armstrong praises Mayor John F Fitzgerald for his progressive leadership and city focus. A second reader compares appointments of liquor and milk dealers to public buildings, questioning the mayoral choice and asking if Hibbard would perform better.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Michael F. Armstrong
Jamaica Plain
Thomas N. Hart
Fitzgerald
Hibbard
Walsh associate denies signing notes in bank case
Chicago November 26 T J Redlings an employee of the Wisconsin and Michigan Railway denied in Walshs trial that he signed or authorized anyone to sign for him any of the 92000 notes described in the testimony of ex Assistant Cashier McLean of the defunct Chicago National Bank.
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Chicago
T. J. Redlings
The
Wisconsin & Michigan Railway
John R. Walsh
Walsh
McLean
Chicago National Bank
Threat to Blow Up Chicago Law and Order Leader
President Arthur Farwell of the Law and Order League disclosed an anonymous letter to ministers threatening to blow up him and his family with dynamite if he does not quit leading efforts to close Chicago on Sundays.
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LAW and Order
Chicago
Arthur Farwell
Law and Order League
Army plans brigade posts at Fort D A Russell and Fort Myer
The Quartermaster Aleshire approves equipment for Fort D A Russell Wyoming to house one cavalry regiment and one mountain artillery regiment. Another field battery command is being arranged at Fort Myer Virginia.
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Washington, Navy
Aleshire
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Fort Myer
Virginia
Charter Revision Report to Albany By Meyers
The report of the Charter Revision Commission will be taken to Albany on Saturday by Alderman James Cowden Meyers secretary of the body. The preliminary document will reflect the Mayor's ideas for centralizing city government.
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New York
Charter Revision Commission
Albany
James Cowden Meyers
Cold Remedy Ad Promotes Bromide Quinine Cure
An old advertisement touts the world wide Cold and Grip remedy Bromide Quinine for headaches and neuralgia. It claims to remove the cause and urges readers to call for the full name with signature E. W. Grove. The product price is 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
New York Food Inspector Sullivan Arrested on Extortion Charge
In New York on November 26 Mortimer L Sullivan a health department food inspector was arrested after Bartholomew Walsh a fish dealer at 119 South Street confessed to charging extortion.
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New York
Mortimer L. Sullivan
Health Department
Criminal Court
Bartholomew Walsh
South Street
Sullivan
Proclamation Aims to Unseat Cannon as Speaker
A proclamation to all organized labor seeks to defeat Joseph G. Cannon in the upcoming sixtieth Congress. It is signed by Samuel Gompers as president with Frank Morrison as secretary and James Duncan as first vice president among other officers.
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Washington
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
James Duncan
John B. Lennon
Speaker Cannon Accused Over Labor Stance in Three Congresses
The piece catalogs Cannon s criticisms from three terms as Speaker, detailing votes and rulings seen as harming labor. It notes opposition to Sherman amendments the employers liability bill labor department plan eight hour law injunction abuses and Panama Canal labor bill, urging unions to vote against his re election.
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Cannon
Department of Labor
Panama Canal
Organized Labor
Boy 16 Guilty of Killing in Quarrel Over 20 Cents
In New York on November 26 the jury convicted Santo Letrano, 16, of first degree manslaughter for killing Dominico Megano in a quarrel over 20 cents after eight hours deliberation.
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New York
Santo Letrano
Dominico Megano
Jeweller Killed in Fight With Burglar at Kalamazoo Shop
Horace G. Davis a leading Kalamazoo jeweller was shot and killed during a struggle with a burglar in his shop. Authorities said the incident occurred today as the two wrestled for a weapon.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Horace G. Davis
Eva Tanguay Cancels Detroit Vaudeville for Throat Operation
The actress Eva Tanguay was forced to cancel her engagement at the Temple Theatre in Detroit this week and departed yesterday for New York to undergo throat surgery.
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Detroit
Eva Tanguay
Temple Theatre
New York
Thanksgiving Market Swells With Turkeys and Produce
Thousands of turkeys arrive from the West and New England with hundreds of crates of vegetables for a bustling Thanksgiving in the Market District. Prices vary by region from 23 to 35 cents per pound, and west and south birds pull higher due to demand. Out of town buyers swarm the big markets as streets near Faneuil Hall clog with wagons and produce. Traders report higher orders for turkeys fruits and vegetables than last year, a trend perhaps dampened by last week’s reduced hotel and restaurant orders.
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West
New England States
New York
Vermont
Faneuil Hall
Insanity Experts Testify In Mrs Bradley Brown Shooting Case
Washington trial details new expert testimony on Mrs Bradley’s mental state the day Senator Brown was shot. Dr Hill and Dr Rich describe her as insane or looney while Dr Evans cites toxic insanity and diminished capacity affecting her actions and intent.
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New York
Washington
I. Rich
New York City
Rich
Bradley
Looney
Charles G. Hill
Baltimore
Senator Brown
Hill
Baltimore Medical College
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