Revolt in Portugal as King Carlos Premier Face Opposition
Reports from Lisbon describe violent protests against King Carlos and Premier Franco. Troops were deployed, cartridges fired on rioters, several killed or wounded, and the premier was mobbed while trying to return to the capital. Newspapers ordered suspended as censorship tightens.
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France Relieved as Outbreak Threat Dims in Paris
Paris reports a profound relief as authorities claim the worst instability has passed. Eshet endorses a calm in the capital, with troops ensuring security while wine growers gain relief through a new wine frauds bill requiring annual declarations on acreage cultivation production stock use and intended sale to curb watering and sugaring.
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Frenchman Sought in Albert Wine Strike Visit
Paris June 24 reports a noteworthy development linked to Marcelin Albert and the wine growers revolt. A Frenchman linked to the Vidocq pursuit attracted attention as authorities pursued leads following yesterday’s events regarding the protest leader.
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South France intrigue cracks under Clemenceau visit
Albert, a repentant figure linked to southern unrest, met with Prime Minister Clemenceau. A detailed account describes his contrition, teary pleas for atonement, and Clemenceau's stern rebuke urging to return to lawful paths amid tax resistance and regional strife.
Receivership Dismissed and Mixed Sports Scores in Chicago
Chicago notes reveal a dismissed receivership case against the Chicago New York Line and a lengthy rundown of baseball results across major leagues. Scores show Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Philadelphia games, and an American Association slate with Kansas City and St Paul among others, including weather and travel mentions.
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Marjory Guides Her Shoes In A Tiny Lesson
In the absence of his wife and with the servant ill, Mr. Taylor helped three year old Marjory dress. He had her arms in the sleeves and buttoned, then asked her to put on her shoes herself. He found she kept putting a left shoe on a right foot and scolded gently. Marjory replied that there are many feet, all of them hers.
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Automobile sales pitch from a Cleveland dealer
A brief exchange shows a salesman assuring a buyer that the car’s springs will keep the ride smooth, suggesting minimal jarring. The dialogue reflects a light, casual tone typical of shopper conversations recorded in the period.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Devlish Crime: Italian Kidnappers Kill New Orleans Boy
The Italian kidnapped Walter Lane in New Orleans and, after a ransom demand failed, strangled him. Police say the headless body was found near the city two weeks later, with several suspects including women held and armed deputies guarding Orleans Parish Prison.
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Famous Fifth Avenue Hotel Sold to Morgenthau Syndicate
The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, a famous hostelry since 1819, was sold by the Amos A. Eno estate to a syndicate led by Henry Morgenthau for 7.25 million dollars. The deal includes adjacent brownstone and the Madison Square Theatre, with plans to raze and replace the site with a modern office building after the lease ends.
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Fortunate Texan Endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Dallas man Mr E W Goodloe at 107 St Louis St says in a testimonial that Dr King’s New Life Pills effectively treat malaria and biliousness without grind or gripe and are sold for 25 cents at Jouseworth Bros. drug store.
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Redmond Defies British Rule At Wexford Memorial
John Redmond spoke at Wexford during a memorial unveiling for 1798 New Ross battle victims. He declared Ireland will remain opposed to British rule until freedom is granted, warning that hatred toward England will persist as long as liberty is denied.
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Memorial statue unveiled for Thomas F Bayard in Rockford Park
In Rockford park Wilmington Delaware ceremony drew about 5000 attendees for the unveiling of a memorial statue to Thomas Bayard ex United States senator former secretary of state and first US ambassador to Britain. Ex President Cleveland unable to attend due to illness sent an prepared address and Secretary Straus represented President Roosevelt with a regret letter praising Bayard.
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Dynamite attack targets Little Rock attorney Ashley Cockrill
An overnight dynamite attempt damaged the porch area of Ashley Cockrill, a prominent Little Rock attorney and former city lawyer. Two sticks of explosive were found with a fused cap and a length of fuse. authorities say the blast could have demolished a large portion of a block.
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