Major Wilson and Wickwire Chosen Delegates in Twelfth District
The Twelfth district Republican convention nominated Major G W Wilson and Senator Thomas S Wickwire for delegates to the national convention. Charles S Bash contested Allen count results. Wilson won after a county vote tally and acclamation.
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Twelfth District Was Made By Acclamation. On. ©. W. Miller, of Goshen
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King Carlos and Son Slain in Lisbon Assassination
Gunfire struck King Carlos and his young son in Lisbon as assassins targeted the royal carriage near the arsenal. Queen Amelie shielded her children. Manuel, proclaimed king later that day, spoke of restoring liberty as cabinet changes followed the tragedy.
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The New Boy King of Portugal Leads Pacifist Campaign
The speaker hails a young Portuguese monarch and cites the adversaries' blunders as a trump card. He stresses daily vigilance and detail in governance, noting the ongoing pacific campaign and confidence it can remain peaceful with skill and firmness.
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Turbulent changes in Portuguese cabinet end with final ministry
Lisbon reports rapid ministerial reshuffles as Admiral Ferreira De Amaral forms a third cabinet. Three ministers from yesterday stay, a gazetted cabinet, then a final announcement places De Amaral as premier in the last lineup amid factional pressures and ongoing disturbances.
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Funerals Set for King Carlos and Crown Prince in Lisbon
Lisbon reports King Manuel’s arm and face injuries are improving after the attack that killed King Carlos and the crown prince last Saturday. The official organ says funeral services for the late king and crown prince will be held February 8 at 10 AM in the Royal Pantheon of St. Vincent de Lisbon with full ceremonial observance.
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Lisbon Revolt Surges Under Martial Law After Coup
The new Portuguese premier has suspended constitutional guarantees and proclaimed martial law. Ninety four political prisoners are deported to African prisons. The revolutionary movement hides in secrecy under a republican editor’s direction, intent on a bloodless republic but driven by Franco’s autocratic actions to take action.
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King's Letter Signifies Early Victory Amid Turmoil
Paris reports a letter from the late King Carlos read by a Parisian social figure. The monarch describes initial steps taken despite difficulties and warns adversaries use of every weapon to harm his country and government. He praises extraordinary patience and firmness in resisting daily provocations.
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Portuguese Send Condolence To Portugal Queen Mother
Telegrams of condolence from 50,000 Portuguese in California poured to Lisbon through the Society of the Holy Spirit and the Society of the Portuguese of California. King Carlos was honorary president of both societies. Consul J de Costa Duarte wired Washington for guidance as a memorial of the Portuguese community’s sorrow.
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Pretender Curtails Stay and Flees Toward Austria
The text notes the pretender shortening his time in Viarene and traveling by carriage to Austria on relatives advice. It implies the move aims to avoid potential accusations under unfavorable circumstances.
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Austria
Alfonso and King Carlos Command Spain's Police Push
King Alfonso and the royal party plan return to Madrid as Portugal tensions rise. Spain keeps a strong frontier force and heavy detachments at key cities including Barcelona amid reported anarchist activity. Rumors say King Carlos carries life insurance totaling $400,000 with an English company and $22,000 with a Spanish one.
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Franco Offered Jobs In Exile After French Dictatorship
Paris reports that on a Saturday night a state council meeting in Igbon granted Pranco and his exile a guaranteed store or re he received full power to deport three hundred persons. He knew the request would fail and chose to retire and leave the country. The paper says British influence urged by Queen Amelie helped end the French dictatorship.
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Lisbon shifts regime as Franco resigns amid turmoil
Portugal forms a new cabinet under Rear Admiral Amaral after Premier Franco resigns to quell unrest following King Carlos I's assassination. King Michael II pledges trust as coalition ministers take power. justice minister Alpoim and interior chief Teixeira de Sousa among notable posts.
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