Peace From Bloodshed in Portugal New Cabinet Restores Liberal Monarchy
Lisbon reports aim to end repression and restore the liberal monarchy in Portugal after sixty years. The funeral for King Carlos and Crown Prince Dom Prince is set for Saturday with dignified ceremony and mourning pageantry.
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Portugal
Iran
Senor Muchads
Carlos
Dus
Bagurdey
Portuguier
Neveisidades Palace
House of Bretan
Weather Across Nation Brings Severe Cold and Ice
Washington reports bitter cold with sleet and rain turning to ice across the Northeast and Midwest. Vermont and New Hampshire record subzero readings while coastal areas endure freezing winds and heavy snow in places like Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. The storm worsens travel as residents shovel ice and brace for record low temperatures.
Court Action Over Taft Committee Recognition in Cuyahoga
In Cleveland Ohio the election board followed Secretary of State directives to drop the Foraker committee and recognize the Taft Rodway group. A suit was filed by H H Schiefer seeking to restrain the board from acting on the Taft call. The petition argues the Baker Rodway group is not legal and that the Foraker committee led by L W Harvey is the sole legal Republican central committee in the county.
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Repeblican Central Committee
Cuyahoga County
Twiesram
Thompson
Board of Elections
Baker-Rodway
Alections Board
Hd. H. Schieer
Borner
Sears
Thompson Ge Elections Board
Dr Victor Keene Treated For Hydrophobia Exposure In Indianapolis
Dr Victor Keene a former state bacteriologist now working on hydrophobia treatment is under daily care in Indianapolis. He reportedly inoculated with a venomous virus from a dog brain while experimenting with canine brain tissue and punctured his hand, leading to a dangerous exposure and rapid medical response. He has been receiving serum injections to counter the infection.
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Indianapolis
Fed. S
Victor Keene
Keene
Owa
Korna
StoesseI Faces His Fate To Day In Port Arthur Trial
In St Petersburg, February R court session continues for Lieutenant General Stoesssel. Deputy Syrtland pleads for acquittal of Port Arthur commander, arguing defense under extreme siege, noting illness and age. Judgment likely tomorrow.
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Storssel
Duputy Syrtland
Port Arthur
Sommandar
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Ivan
One Smoke Day Thaw Court Note
Prisoner Thaw and wife did not call as reported by Pishill N. Feb 1. Harry Thaw spent a quiet day at Marteawan after the incident.
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Harry Thaw
Marteawan
Government Railroad Fight with the Hartiman System
The article outlines a government suit to dissolve a railroad trust led by Harriman. Defendants include Hartman, James Stillman, H. C. Frick, William H. Clark, and others connected to Standard Oil and major banks. It charges conspiracy and restraint of trade across the Missouri to the Pacific, seeking dissolution and a new system under Union Pacific in Oregon.
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Tacob
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Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Portland
Paside
San Pedro
Mvmera Aip
Union Pacific
Oregon
Sante We
Great Northern Pacific
Thaw Visit Limited as State Hospital Report Reforms
A terse hospital update notes only one visitor admitted today while a detective accompanied a death message from Lawyer Peabody. Chia counsel hinted at a thawing visit from Thaw's mother and wife, but they failed to arrive, leaving Thaw without expected support amid ongoing proceedings and a court-ordered restraint.
Evansville & Southern Indiana Traction Elects Officers
Evans ind directors of the Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Company re elected to leadership roles. James Murdock is slated for president with Charles Murdock as secretary and treasurer. Other directors include W Marshall Lafayette, H Smith Hartford City, W T Durbin Anderson, J W Seely Muncie, and R I Todd Indianapolis. The directors plan to meet to choose officers.
Prisoner Escapes at Goshen Prisoner Escapes at Goshen
A prisoner fled Goshen after being taken to Elkhart for questioning in a theft probe. The escape occurred as he was being moved from the county jail, with authorities advising the public and pursuing leads.
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Goshen
Harriman Daughter Undergoes Operation in Baltimore
Harriman, daughter of Edward H. Harriman of New York, underwent cataract surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on February 5. Her doctors reported the condition satisfactory with rapid recovery expected. She was taken to the hospital from a Craffonsville private school where she had studied for some time.
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Harriman
Edward H. Harriman
New York
Jenns Hopkins
Cra Fonsville
Ohio Senate Passes Rose County Saloon Licensing Bill
The Ohio Senate approved the Rose county licensing bill by a 24 to 14 vote, sending it to the house. The measure tightens saloon controls with street and petition thresholds, sets a September 4, 1908, expiry for licenses, and raises required petition percentages to 35 percent for elections. The bill drew lengthy debate but was deemed likely to pass in the house, with strong temperance support and opposition from local brewers.
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Salim Levgue Sach
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Ole Sente
Navy Accepts Eight Recruits at Local Station
Assistant Surgeon Fitts and A. W. Pressey approved eight new sailors at the local recruiting station. Names include Grover T. Kimmel of Fort Wayne and Homer C. Whitt of Woodburn among others, all to join apprentice seamen class, then depart for Norfolk Virginia for naval school.
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A.W. Pressey
Grover T. Kimmel
Fort Wayne
Homer C. Whitt
Woodburn
A. K Ridenour
Canter
Maryland City
F. Jones
Wandburn
A. A Schartz
Pete Wayne
Charles Sites
Firenia
Harry Fe Evinton
Buller
Nartait
Funeral of Mrs Ramse Held Friday at Residence
The funeral of Mrs Ramse was held Friday from the residence at 1530 toill and titnoe. The Mineral of Dirs. Tramssy will be held Friday after nons ae isan elock, with details as announced.
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Ramse
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Mayor Hosey Addresses Fort Wayne Unemployed Meeting
At a socialistic gathering of workers, Mayor Hosey spoke on the unemployed plight, stating the city cannot fund jobs but will support workable plans within the law. He urged self-help and declared he will return to work as a laborer when his mayoral term ends, emphasizing that only through effort can the poor be aided.
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Orti
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Rosey
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Jeconomista
Beveridge Urges Tariff Commission To Study Facts
Indiana statesman Albert J Beveridge urged reference of the tariff question to a scientific commission. He proposed 122 experts to classify articles and determine duties, with the commission only gathering data and making classifications while congress retains fixing duties. The idea drew support and opposition as manufacturers pressed the plan in the Senate gallery.
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