Spain Sends Warships as Lisbon Revolt Roils Portugal
Reports from Madrid indicate Spain dispatched warships to learn Portugal's crisis as rebels fight royalist forces in Lisbon. King Manuel flees the palace with a cautious queen mother, while garrisons move toward the capital. Officials debate Manuel’s whereabouts and the fate of a provisional government.
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Boston Post
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Lisbon
Portugal
Madrid
Seville
Carlos V
Manuel
Oporto
Elvas
Canalejas
Gibraltar
Correspondencia
el Liberal
Arch’s Fate Tied to Royalist Rally for Republic
A newspaper suggests arch forces will collapse if royalists unite behind a republic, noting that Britain and other powers would not intervene for King Manuel and might prefer a republican government. The piece implies foreign powers would favor a republic over monarchy.
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Arch
Great Britain
Manuel
British Minister Reports Lisbon Republic Proclaimed
telegram from Sir F H Villiers in Lisbon says troops proclaimed a republic after fighting broke out. Loyal troops joined the revolution, a provisional government may form, King Manuel and royal family at Mafra with uncertain news. Enthusiasm reported among the people.
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Lisbon
London
Foreign Office
F. H. Villiers
Manuel
Mafra
Royal
Prince Royal
Portuguese Bonds Fall In Berlin On Monarchy Pact Hopes
Portuguese bonds slipped three points and Lisbon city bonds two as investors discount a new government taking over monarchic obligations. Berlin based Darmstaedter Bank reports large German holdings backing payments, easing fear of default.
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City of
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Darmstaedter Bank
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Vatican Prays For Portugal Peace Amid Bloodshed Fears
The Vatican and Pope express distress over Portugal's revolution and pray for a peaceful resolution to avoid further bloodshed. Officials counter claims that King Manuel favors the clerical party, noting the throne speech warned war on religious orders and echoed Spain's policy under Premier Canalejas.
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Manuel
Holy See
Canalejas
Spain
Troops Key to Situation in Portugal Revolution
Audilaco S. Gonvra, acting Portuguese consul in New York, says the military uprising holds the key to Portugal's crisis. He notes republican sentiment rising in Lisbon and surrounding districts, anti clerical and anti monarchist tensions, and doubts whether the army and navy have truly turned against the King.
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Portugal
Audilaco S. Gonvra
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Gonera
Lisbon
France Press Sees No Surprise in Portugal Revolution
Paris reports that French newspapers blame corruption for the Portugal upheaval. The Temps notes months of monarchy struggle and expects further political change as events unfold in Lisbon.
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Portugal
Paris
Portugal Crisis Deepens as Republic Proclaimed
European papers debate the fall of monarchy in Portugal with warnings of civil strife and foreign intervention. The Temps questions potential Spanish royal restoration while Journal de Debats blames a long history of corrupt ministries. Siecle urges France to back Portugal’s republic and oppose foreign intrusion.
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Cambridge Girl Weds Alderman in City Ceremony
Miss Isabella F. St. George daughter of Mrs. Barry F. St. George of Cambridge wed Alderman James F. Black of Cambridge yesterday afternoon at St. Patrick's Church. Rev Lawrence Slattery officiated with Miss Catherine St. George as bridesmaid and Hugh J. Black as best man.
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Isabella F. St. George
Barry F. St. George
Cambridge
James F. Black
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Lawrence Slattery
Catherine St. George
Hugh J. Black
Famous Pint of Cough Syrup Recipe
Recipe promotes homemade cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup with warm water. Claims quick relief within 24 hours and suitability for bronchial issues, whooping cough, and asthma. Offers guarantee and directs readers to The Pinex Co. for supplies.
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Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Protest Against 20 Percent Freight Increase on Shoes
The New England Shoe and Leather Association protested a 20 percent freight rate rise on boots and shoes. They argued wage hikes by railroads shift costs to the public and that the proposed increases unjustly burden a basic need.
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New England Shoe and Leather Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fire disrupts traffic as car set alight in Cambridge
Last night a car was set ablaze by crossed wires under seats in Central Square Cambridge. Passengers exited quickly and firefighters were summoned. Traffic was delayed about 18 minutes as emergency crews worked.
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Central Square
Cambridge
Portugal Population and History Fact Sheet
An outline of Portugal covering ancient inhabitants and Roman ties, 1580 Spanish rule, 1807 exile and 1821 return, and 1826 charter. Describes climate, agriculture, fisheries with 4000 vessels, commerce incl. wine and cork, manufacturing sectors, minerals, education shortcomings, and 1890 population of 5,049,729 including Azores and Madeira.
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Brazil
Azores
Madeira
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