Revolt in Portugal Crumbles as Troops Repel Riots
Rioters in Braga Villa Real and Viana do Castelo clash with government troops. Hundreds shot or killed as mobs shout Down with absolutism. Cavalry routs marchers while houses bombard soldiers with stones and hot water. King Carlos contemplates escape amid growing military dissent.
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War Department
Areillery
Carlos
Braga
Villa Real
Viana de Castelo
Stemm
Reds Hurl Bombs In Titus Trans-Caucasia Terror Attack
Ten bombs exploded in Kriyan square Titus in the extreme southern Russian empire near Baku on the Caspian Sea. The blast shattered houses, killed and injured many. Police and troops were surprised, and many victims could not be identified. The attack is blamed on terrorists as part of revolutionary violence.
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Kriyan Square
Titus
Trans-Caucasia
Tillis
Ussian Empire
Baku
Caspian Sea
Grivan Square
Churchill Declines Run for New Hampshire Governor
The article notes Winston Churchill will not seek the governorship this year. Wisconsin Republicans plan to back Senator La Follette as the state’s favorite son at the national convention. New York mayoralty recount bills, approved by Gov Hughes, aim to test the tally amid scandal doubts. Hearst seeks recounts in all city districts. the Supreme Court will direct the canvass.
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Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
New York
McClellan
Hughes
William S. Hearst
Hearst
Supreme Court
Underground garden grows in coal mine near Boonville
Col Frank B. Posey demonstrated an underground garden in an abandoned coal mine near Boonville, growing radishes onions lettuce tulips and other flowers by artificial light and gas lighting. He plans a larger scale operation this fall to provide vegetables to neighbors and friends through a winter harvest.
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Frank BR. Posey
Joonville
Und
Coho Posey
We AZ
Tene Nettoo
Boonville
Hart Dred
Yankeetown
Col Posey
Pasey
Longest Steel Bridge Plans for New Mell Gate Structure
Plans for a three mile long steel viaduct and arch bridge to connect New York New Haven and Hartford with Long Island and Pennsylvania systems were submitted for approval. The bridge over Shell Gate will carry four tracks in stone ballast with a 1200 foot arch span. Towers rise 200 feet and house railroad rooms. tracks stand 140 feet above water.
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New York
Antimehad Art Commission
Chisbridge
New York, New I[aven
Wartford
Bronx
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Shell Gate
Labor unions and wage actions across regions
A survey of unions shows Red Wing organizing, San Francisco clerks forming a union, and the Kansas City labor temple plan. Britain reports rising Women’s Union League membership. Brooklyn silver workers win a nine hour day. Gloucester foundries raise wages and cut hours. Newark’s pioneer craft workers. Oregon Carriage and Wagon Union to set Washington HQ. Boston horseshoes union wins higher pay with full return to work. Canadian immigration bills spark educational tests. North England conciliation board advances wage regulation and dispute settlement with optional arbitration.
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Red Wing
Minn
San Brancisco
Kansas
Sroane Cutters
Newark
Boston
United States
Canada
England
Audrey Iverne Confronts Rochfort in a Dark Meeting
Audrey meets Beverley Rochfort in Rochfort’s hiding place, reveals her bank notes were from Jack’s orders, and declares she will not be swayed by his taunts. Jack arrives, fights Rochfort, and saves Audrey as she professes unwavering love for her husband.
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Audrey
Mr. Smurpson
Jack
Audrew
Eliza
Jean
Fler
Lord Iverne
Miss Thwai
Martin
Dinglewood
Mr. Rochfort
Beverley Roechfort
Beverley
Iverne
Deverley
Everne
Jove
Agatha
Sheila Fraser
Beverley Rochfort
Donald
Cherokee strip payout sparks stories of honesty and greed
The Kansas City Star notes the 86.5 million Cherokee strip disbursed to tribal citizens, averaging 265.70 each. Treasurers Acke Starr and Henry Effort oversaw payments amid bustling commerce, anecdotes rise of integrity and greed as widowed full-bloods and mixed-bloods navigate sums and change, with clerks and traders facing ruses and high cash volume in Claremore and Cahokia.
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Kansas City Star
John Doe
Claremore
Cofferville
Treasury
Negative Blessing at Senat
A street quote from the Washington Star features Mr Dustin Stax answering a philosopher's question about wealth and happiness. He says wealth may not bring happiness but it has protected him from many annoyances.
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Senat
Dustin Stax
Washington Star
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