Portugal After Revolution A Country Rebuilding In Lisbon
New republican regime stabilizes in Lisbon as flags fly and streets fill with promenaders and tourists. Troops remain in open spaces, but distribution of power is unclear after bombardment. damage appears light though warnings persist about loyalty. Travelers recount brutal violence on journey from the frontier as cities show signs of recent upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Lindon
Toyol
Relief Fund Grows as Los Angeles Seeks Families
scattered OCR fragment describes relief funds expanding in Los Angeles for families left dependent after a disaster. mentions signs of figures, newspapers backing the fund, and that seventeen bodies of men killed in an explosion and fire have been recovered with none taken from ruins yet. twenty three were reportedly missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Cal
Krs
Pittsburg Seizure of Eggs in Federal Libel Case
Judge James B Young orders attachment against 3,800 pounds of trogen eggs in federal court. United States District Attorney John H. Jordan sues Fairmont Creamery of Omaha and Union Co. of Pittsburg. Government analyses show the goods unfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James
Young
United States District
John’ H. Jordan
Agald
Fairmont Creamery Comis
Omaha
Ned
Union Company
Trighy
Chem
Barrow Arrival With Valuables Reported
A famous trading vessel reached Barrow Alaska with a cargo praised for valuables including furs ivory and miscellaneous goods. The ship’s cargo valued at about 300 dollars and linked to a notable trading operation.
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Planta
Barrow
Alaska
Areco
Gause of New Scourge in Public Health Debate
Fragmentary note discusses public health concerns about a new scourge linked to tobacco use and hygiene. Mentions Kingston and infantile paralysis, with references to hygiene labor and sanitation efforts. Specific facts are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kington
Winifantile Psralatest
Diaease
Tobafiie Acien
News of a Week in Condensed Form
A roundup from around the world notes Mrs. Annla Armour wedding to Captain Charles W Littlerton in New York and other items. Senator La Follette underwent gallstone surgery at Rochester with good prospects for recovery. The duke and duchess of Manchester were sued in London for professional services by Dr George Thomas over a coma care case. William Moody resigned from the U S Supreme Court associate position, with Taft accepting the resignation effective in November. A Hungarian professor urged prison officer training at an international congress in Washington. Portugal’s Republican regime asserted control with a red and green flag over public buildings amid heavy casualties in fighting. The Standard Oil campaign to expand refined oil use follows earlier price cuts as US consumption rises. The Farmeres’ National Congress met in Lincoln Neb with delegates from all states. The Kentucky Futurity horse race in Lexington yielded a new world record by Crustles Brooks. A New York divorce court ordered a Japanese husband to pay $700 yearly support. Greater New York saw 500 fewer saloons as licenses tightened. The Panama steamship Chiriqui reportedly sunk by boiler explosion with 70 aboard. John Armstrong Chanter joined a prize pig in Virginia. John F Dietz remains a prisoner near Cameron Dam, Wisconsin amid a martial town siege. A Grand Rapids convention promoted city governance. Philadelphia unveiled a bronze Muhlenberg statue. St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York held consecration with high clergy participation. Dietz raid violence left several shot or wounded. the town of Winter, Wis, under martial rule. A Laporte Ind passenger train collision injured many after a head-on with freight cars. The Sixth Vanderbilt cup crash killed and injured multiple in a speed race. US rail and auto speed statistics appear to reflect a high level of activity and risk.
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Annla H. Armour
Willow
Kirkland
Brooks. Armour
Armour Packing Company of
Chicago
New York
Charles W. Littleton
Paytra Star
United States Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Robert M. la Follette
Rochester
Mint
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
London
George Thomas
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Harry B. Bredford
Howard University
Washington
George P. Witter
San Jose
Cal
William Johnston
International Prison Congress
Vamberg
Hungary
Portugal
Theophile Bragana
Iits Offcial
J. , & Clarke
Europe
Far East
Standard of Company
United States
The
Farmeres’ National Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Joshua Strange
Kentucky
Hudson River
New Jersey
Senate
Denver
Col
Spokane
Wash
International
John Su Sa
Pacific Steam Naavigation Company
Panama
Buena Ventura
John Armstrong Chanter
Bob” Chanter
Dolgorovki
John F. Dietz
Cameron Dam
Wisconsin
Dietz
Winter
National Association of Commerceal Executives
Grand Rapids
Mich
German Society of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Peter Muhlenberg
St. Patrick's Cathedral
News York
Lst
John F. Diets
Wis
Lrtke
Erie & Western
Laporte
Ind
Harry Grant
Alco
Paralysis Epidemic Expands Across Iowa and Nation
Physicians and health boards across the country struggle as infantile paralysis spreads to new areas in Iowa and beyond. Iowa officials report unhalted cases despite efforts. Minnesota doctors voice deep concern. Washington reports 106 cases with no effective quarantine or stopping measures.
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Stain Board of Health
Avery
Sumner
Iowa Health Board
Towa Board
District of Columbia
Washington
Reinstatement of charter ends Iowa G A circle clash
Tes Moines reports the charter of the Ladies of the General Assembly circle regained at the national convention in Atlantic City after a dispute over four members and departmental charges. The Des Moines trial included ejection of more than 100 members and a new countersign issued at Plymouth Congregational Church. Local circle resumes work as president N Belle Richey returns from the East to seek redress. Separately, Des Moines records September 1910 rainfall as a record month, with 6.2 inches, while year-to-date rainfall trails the average by over 10 percent.
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Tes Moines
Des Moles
Cirele
James A. Williameon Cirele
Taye
Cownells
Atlantia City
G. A. HR
GA. I
Des Moines
Waterloo
Frlal
Plymouth Congregational Church
Song
Tedlays
Dex Maines
Natonal
National Department
Mra. N. Belle Richey
George M. Chappel
Wreck Kills 38 in Illinois Traction Crash Near Staunton
Across two Interurban cars of the Illinois Traction system a head-on collision at Dickersons curve two miles north of Staunton results in 38 dead and 26 injured. Disobedience by green crews blamed. many bodies recovered, with 37 identified. Coroner's inquest to follow.
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Illinois
McKinley) Traction System
Dickerson’s Curve
Staunton
Green
Illinois Traction System
Iil
Lierman
Leonard
Carlinville
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Smith
Tis
Arnold J. Smith
Chicago
Navy Department
Washington
North Dakota
American Prison Association
Amos W. Butler
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
Afteen
Times Publishing
Los Angeles Morning Times
California
Pacific Cannt
Congress
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
John ‘H
R Wham
Iowa State News items frazzled by OCR muddle in 1911 issue
Readable bits outline schedules notices and local hirings. Postmasters named at Marshalltown Detroit Popejoy and logan new church dedication at Hatherville. Pension grants list several beneficiaries. Weather crop bulletin cites corn output. bank reserve figures given for Iowa banks. various local deaths weddings and retirements noted amid scattered place names such as Fort Dodge Hampton and Logan.
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Los ‘Angeles
Physicians
Des Motros
Ingalariea
Ifsamid
W. O. Riddell
C. Thornburg
Misa Ella Mulotte la
Daily Show
National Dairy Show Board
W. B. Barney
Iowa Food and Dairy Commisnion
Leavenworth
Kan
Geta
Department of the Missouri
War Department
Leavenworth Miltary Committee
Violet Gay
James A. How Wo
Equity
District Court
van Tasgell
L. R. van Tasvell
Hag
Iaat
Hia Eae
State
Maud L. Winslow
Colfax
United States C.‘smiswloner MaArthur
Carpenters
Carnunters and Joiners
Ail Yarta
Cormancers
Control “Board
Vnal Hutland
Ean
James A. Williamson Chasé
Atlantic City
Wert
State Railroad Commission
Magon Cy
Clear Lake
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Lows
Illlqols
Davenport
Silla
Lloyd McKibben Mnatsian Iret
Frank Chiado
John Piglotti
Don Losh
Frank Winterhous
Plana
Towa Octogenarian Society
John L. Crawford
Towa
State Agricultural College
Department of Animal Husbandry
Frank Rennington
Cambridge
May Genediot Murray
Marshalltown
Clark W
Deg Moines Item
Muelberger
Eetingen
Germany
Gmedlen
Stuttgart
Gee
M. Chappel
Iowa Weather Crop Bureau
Clover Hill Place
Hyn
Gillette
General News
Iowa State News
Commonwealth
Thomas Updegtaff
McGronor
Civil Service
Elgin
Harlan
Exire
Carry A. Wilkins
Burlington
Yale
Oregon
Clarence J. Case
Detroit
Crawford County
Yles
S. Herr
W. & Kent
Popejey
Franklin County
Carr
Panora Cul
Frst
National Bank of Laurel
Postal Savings Bank Funda
Frankin County
B. J. Kimmane
W. E. Newberry
Fort Dodge
A. C. Franele
Kent
Cirroll
Polle County
John Downie
Ren Il. Kramers
Presbyterian Church of
Logan
Cedar l Raplilu
Harold
A. J. Ganenu
Hart Jett
Feh
Solomon Hoffman
Wagner
Turlington
Mary Norris
Wit Norris
Brad Auburn
Serdon
DK Gesu
Acellan Dircetas
Dea Moines
Rock Island
Dex Moines
Dowa
Ubu
Pucucah
Marion Tiros
Williamsport
Michiel Green
Marth Green
New York World
Mise Martiin
Thas
Miglon
Mitwauls
Jordan
Ino
Bert
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