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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
2
King Carlos of Portugal and Crown Prince Luiz Philipps were killed as revolutionaries fired from behind a barrier. Queen Amelia and other royals survived. A new king Manuel I was proclaimed. The incident follows a week of global headlines including trials, fires, and political shifts.
Lisbon reports a new regime with a new king and cabinet, aiming for peace amid revolutionary undercurrents. Franco resigns after public anger. Rear Admiral De Amaral leads the government, monarchist groups unite behind the cabinet, and ships bound for Lisbon from Oporto signal shifting tides. Manuel I appeals for trusted guidance as ministers vow pacification and patriotism.
Ottawa Treasury estimates $2,850,000 for seed grain purchases for settlers in Alberta and Saskatchewan. budget presented by Minister Fielding to Parliament.
Colonel T G Lawlor postmaster of Rockford and former commander in chief of the G A R died Monday.
Representative Ansberry introduces a bill to rearrange the U S flag stars. It amends sections 1791 and 1792 to place the stars in five arcs forming the centers at the apexes of a regular pentagon.
A proposed act would allow admission of more than seven Filipino students to the United States Military Academy. The measure aims to expand access for Filipinos to the academy, reflecting broader discussions on military education and national service.
Judge Landis of the U S district court overruled the demurrer by Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway in a federal indictment charging rebates to United States Sugar and Land Company of Garreten City Kas The railroad sought delay pending a decision in the Great Northern case before the U S Supreme Court but Landis ruled he could not wait and given two weeks to plead to the indictment.
Washington Senator Culbertson introduced a resolution directing the secretary of the treasury to inform the senate if any national banks outside New York complained by letter or telegram to the treasury department between October 2 and November 19, 1907 about New York City banks refusing cash, exchange, or reserve responses.
A Cerro Gordo teacher Miss Katie Dorsey travels to county offices for an exam and suffers freezing injuries. Construction on the Short Line advances with bridges near Mason City and Sheffield, boosting year end rail connections. A pr"int on North Iowa rail service hints Rock Island cuts north of Iowa Falls. A county city grimly reports a fatal crash near a dark crossing at Princeton injuring two others. Marshalltown Presbyterians plan a semi centennial and church dedication in July. Sup erintendent Mullin faces a ruling after a ruler assault case. Munterville farmer John Kephart’s suicide follows family tensions and prior related deaths. Centerville captures a colored suspect in a murder case. Missouri Valley man Bert Swan dies by self harm. Dr Devore notes mental unbalance. Fort Dodge case dismisses against Western Union after multi court appeals. Eagle Grove city in darkness awaiting tax funds. Town and Illinois interurban wrecks a man across tracks near Princton. Numerous local notices cover fires, lawsuits, and notable deaths. Future Memorial Day speaker Gen James Rush Lincoln to address old soldiers in What Cheer. Jon C Hubinger, once wealthy Keokuk entrepreneur, dies after rebound attempts. Marion Hedgespeth found guilty again of safe blowing in Council Bluffs. Chariton treasurer Wright deposits debated, with federal court contention over preferred claims. Clinton wagon works Fire destroys Fish Bros plant. heavy losses tempered by insurance. Alden Times editor teases leap year marriage premiums for young readers.
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