Deposed Monarch Receives Liberal Monthly Pension
The Diario de Noticias reports Portugal will pay former King Manuel a monthly pension of 3300 dollars. A check covering October November and December has already been sent. Convict labor is proposed for the Moffat railroad tunnel project in Colorado. The bill authorizes 5 million dollars in bonds and gives the Denver Northwestern and Pacific Railroad the first option to lease or buy the tunnel. The state price will equal the tunnel’s cost. The plan includes convict labor for inmates six months or longer. Also, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific executives approved doubling tracks from the Missouri river to San Francisco and along the Oregon Short Line to Portland with an estimated cost over 75 million dollars to be spent in five years.
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Hard Times Reported in Los Angeles and West Coast
The Los Angeles Examiner cites rising idle and destitute men in Los Angeles and San Francisco with reports extending to Seattle and East Lake City. The excerpt then shifts to a poetic interlude invoking liberty, struggle, and historical reflections on leadership and power, including lines attributed to Rouget de Lisle and a 19th century-era figure with Shakespearean allusions.
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Nevada state news mixes reforms and rail feats
The report notes the lock step abolition at the state penitentiary under Warden Baker and updates changes from state governors to tax and education actions, including crew assignments for Annapolis cadets and a Western Union rate cut. Other items mention a snowbound burial, Reno divorce patterns, and local political and legal developments.
Charley Seeks Tap for Sneaky Little Sled Tale
A garbled magazine fragment mentions Charley and a sneaky Little Sled that chats and gives tips, with gossip about Browning's Magazine and jokes. It also references Hokes-Jones, described as a superb egoist, wrapped in self-importance, in a calf-bound edition by Lippincott's Magazine.
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Nome's Present Population Figures From Census
Washington reports nascent thirteenth census data showing Nome Alaska with a population of 2600 in 1910, a drop from 12483 in 1900, reflecting the gold rush era decline as the frontier town adjusted after the rush.
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