Portugal's exiled king recalls revolution and abdication
King Manuel recounts fleeing Portugal after plots, says he would not have blocked a republic if the people wanted it. He and relatives stay in Gibraltar under guard as rumors swirl of England departure. Germany rumored to seek Mozambique. convent sackings reported. royal yacht returned to Lisbon.
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Gibraltar
Manuel
Portugal
Menuel
Archibald Hunter
Amelie
England
Spain
Gemany
Mozambique
Germany
East Africa
Trinas
Lisbon
Marie Pia
Infanta Alfonso
Regina el Ena
Italy
Pelham
Spain moves to quell revolt as final step in monarchy defense
Spain calls first army reserve and King Alfonso declares intent to command the entire army. Weyler warns troops to show no mercy at demonstrations surrounding the anniversary of Prof Ferrera's execution. Political tension mounts as rebels face possible military law and broad crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Alfonso
Weyler
Prof
Ferrera
Portugal
Latin republic fostered in Spain uprising effort
In Hendaye France on October 10 an immediate uprising in Spain aims to unite Portugal and Spain into a great Latin republic. Spanish republicans push violence and smuggling across the frontier, claiming the people are ready to rise in an armed revolt aided by circulars and secret deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Spain
Portugal
Tely
Aus Portuguane
Benry Moe
Bulldozers Wanted Not Election-Day Thugs
A state employment bureau bulletin prompts inside joke about bulldozers not as thugs. Three red-sweatered men volunteer, mistaken for election-day enforcers, before Carle F E Morton explains a bulldozer is a factory worker operating a revolving drum to deburr bolts and castings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Board
State Free Employment Bureau
Jack Johnson
Philadelphia
Carle F E. Morton
J. L. Peetz
Neglected Public Duty Draws Broad Attention in Indy Transit Report
A Commercial Club committee led by John H. Holliday charges the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. with failing to advance required street car paving and cross-town lines. It criticizes city officials for lax enforcement and urges public meetings to publicize contract failures, noting 56 049 feet of track-area paving funded by property owners and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Forward
John H. Holliday
Ernest Bross
BE. A. Hendrickson
Alfred F. Potts
Henry Warrum
Traction Company
Board of Public Works
SNO
Taggart to Chair Parker Meeting at Tomlinson Hall
Thomas Taggart will chair a Parker event at Tomlinson Hall on Saturday night with Alton B. Parker as main figure. The county committee announced the arrangement and plans call for a large Democratic turnout and a parade from Indiana Democratic Club HQ. Honorary vice presidents listed include Ralph McCarty Frank Waite Fred Blottman and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Taggart
Alton B. Parker
Taggart
Brown
Tomlinson Hall
Indiana Democratic Club
New York Jurist
Parker
Roosevelt
Syracuse
New York
List of Names in Historic Notice
A long string of personal names including John Rickhott Hower Blount John Clit ford Daniel Dempsey Frank McCarthy Thomas Dunn James Rochford James A. Healey Robert Donahue Henry Felds Otto Bay Henry Ferneding Joseph Wagner Albert Bouvy Herman G Piel Charles Radtke Ed Hartman Michael Lahey James Moriarity William Champion James Parsons Jacob Scherer William Prinzell George Berniseler William Wenz Jer Charles Ditmer John F Doyle John F Connor Albert Chilton John T Larner Michael F Clark Frank Nichols William L Gavin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rickhott
Hower Blount
John Clitford
Daniel” Dempsey
Frank McCarthy
Thomas’ Dunn
James Rochford
James A. Healey
Robert Donahue
Henry Felds
Otto ‘Bay
Henry Ferneding
Joseph Wagner
Albert Bouvy
Herman G.piel
Charles Radtke
Ed. Hartman
Michael Lahey
James D. Moriarity
William H. Champion
James Parsons
Jacob Scherer
William Prinzell
George Berniseler
William Wenz Jer
Charles Ditmer
John F. Doyle
John F. Connor
Albert Chilton
John T. Larner
Michael F. Clark
Frank Nichols
Willam L. Gavin
Taft Brother Talks to Kaiser on Roosevelt Admiration
Henry W. Taft, brother of the president, arrived with his wife in New York after touring Europe. He reported the Kaiser praised Roosevelt as a brave man who speaks his mind. Taft predicted Republican victory in the 1912 state and national elections and noted little attention to U.S. politics while abroad. Welbourne S. Taft and William Howard Taft Jr. greeted them at the pier.
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New York
Henry W. Taft
Europe
Tempel Hofer
George Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
William Howard Taft Jr
Welbridge S. Taft
Sees Marshall Boom for 1912
Willis J. Abbott, a politics writer, says Gov. Thomas R. Marshall has excellent chances for the Democratic presidential nomination. Abbott notes Marshall’s independence from Cleveland, his youth and popularity, and Mayor Gaynor’s withdrawal boosting his prospects over Harmon and Cleveland allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Abbott
Thomas R. Marshall
Abbott
Marshnail
Harmon
Clevelandle
Gaynor
Kidnaps Own Babe and Runs for Itary
South Bend, Ind. Oct 10 Special to The Sun Joseph Silvestri of South Bend is charged with kidnapping his eight month old baby from the mother and believed en route to Italy. He was arrested in Toronto, Canada and will be returned to South Bend Tuesday for trial.
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the Sun
South Bend
Ind
Italy
Joseph Silvestri
Toronto
Canada
Windsor Block Wreck Fatality Under Wreckage
George Westbrook, a Windsor block laborer, died when a floor collapsed during wrecking on the third floor. Four tons of debris buried him for hours as workers and coroner investigated unsafe conditions and sought relatives. Westbrook, 834 West Washington, was unmarried.
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Blathwell
Windsor
George Westbrook
Westbrook
Bryant
Illinois
Market
Charles Sample
Herbert Kettro
Sample
Kettro
Calvin Barrows
Radamacher
Simon
West Washington Street
Blackwell
Car stolen from garage found in alley by owner
Frank Chapin reports his garage broken into and his automobile stolen. He later found the car in an alley bearing evidence of use but undamaged and notified the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chapin
Talbott Avenue
Ben
Artist Wi Yam Maris Dies in The Hague
The renowned painter Wi Yam Maris died in The Hague on Monday after a public career marked by distinctive landscape and portrait work. The passing brings tributes from fellow artists and cultural institutions across the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Holland
Wi Yam Maris
Man declares prophetic rise to spiritual kingdom in Indiana
A man who fell from Frankfort to Indianapolis on Monday announced he has risen from the animal kingdom into the spiritual kingdom and will lead revivals to form a new religious cult. He wore long hair, refused to give his name, and praised Jesus as his pattern while asserting he is a prophet with a non theological absolute philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frankfort
Joseph Spurgeon
Jesus
Union Pacific Merger Suit Heard In U S Circuit Court
The United States government and Union Pacific along with subsidiary interests faced a hearing in the eighth district circuit court in St Paul. Key figures included Frank B Kellogg C A Severance for government and L H Cornell as special counsel for the railroads. Judge Sanborn Van Devanter Hook Adams presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Union Pacific
United States Circuit Court
United States
Eighth Judicial District
Walter H. Sanborn
Willis van Devanter
William ¢. Hook
Elmer B. Adams
Frank B. Kellogg
C. A. Severance
John Major
Wisconsin
W. H. Loomis
Omaha
P. H. Dunne
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
L. H. Cornell
New York
Robert S. Lovett
E. H. Harriman
Ministers Oppose Sunday Funerals in Newcastle
The Newcastle ministerial association has declared against Sunday funerals and will strive to prevent as many as possible. The group promotes observance of Sunday as a day of worship and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Newcastle Ministerial Association
Wallis Moved One Foot Fire Sparks $500 Damage
Fire damaged a house at 917 North Tuesday night when an explosion from gasoline used to clean furniture threw J. W. Mullin out a door. The blaze burned the rear wall about a foot. flames were extinguished with a $500 loss. Mullin escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mullin
North Tuseds Street
Howse
Mullin
Roosevelt Day Disrupts Police Court Session
Judge Collins stated Col. Roosevelts arrival would not stop police court. Sia Bolser's trial was set for Thursday at 2 p m despite Roosevelt day. Bolser, who runs a saloon at 1901 Columbia avenue, had a Sunday raid revealing a room prepared for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
Collins
Sia Bolser
Thareday
Roosevelt
Bolser
Columbia Avenue
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Commercial Club Committee
T. Taggart
Chairman
New Yorker
Ralph McCarty
Frank Waite
Fred Blottman
Clay Olvey
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Charles Fortney
Guy White
James Hagerty
Joseph T. Hopkins
Ed. T. Lyons
Fred Wuelfing
Clinton Huff
A. W. Bunkle
George B. Hoagland
Lucien E. Mille
William G. Maguire
Bertram ©. Horton
Julius B. Thornton
E. W. McGinnis
James R. Anthony
William Gibson
George
O'Connor
John Parkins
A. D. Porter
F. P. Bailey
Martin McDermot
Chilton Johnson
Lewis Bader
Ed. Brennan
James Anderson
Percy Tail
Charles A. Hayes
M. M. Kreisher
D. Elliott
Daniel O’brien
William Riley Lewis
Nicholas Stewart
Ed. Kelly
Frank Peacock
Ed. Wise
John M. Conners
William Beal
Martin Walpole
James Kinney
Carl Heidenreich
John P. Tarpey
John F. Beyer
Phil McGrath
Frank Padden
John Fitzpatrick
Otho Hill
Dick Coleman
Charles Maurice
Thomas Boylan
Thomas Donahue
Adolph Emhardt
George F. Buennagel
Val. Miller
Charles Merkle
Frank Meister
Henry Souder
Joe Spitznagel
W. R. Harryman
Thomas Bristow
Humphrey Forshin
Seth Wray
George L. Rethmeyer
Clarence Smith
J. P. Caldwell
W. S. Myers
Andrew Schakel
Samuel Moore
Walter Johnson
Benjamin Blue
Ernest Kline
Cortez Blue
Stephen Boughton
Ray Powers
Albert Sullivan
Don Vorhees
Dr. Michaels
George Burkhardt
Curtis Hendricks
Lee Ayres
H. A. Grinsteiner
Henry Brookmeyer
John d. Busk
Thomas A. Harris
A. W. Bowen
Arthur Conners
Elwood Avery
Harry Springsteen
E. H. Caldwell
Jerry Mahoney
George W. Tobin
Hendricks Kenworthy
George Vestal
Albert Haines
Imedal
Duesseldorfer
Progress
Eevee Company
Siu
Kaiser
Marshall
Hoosier
Dr. H. 1
Eod Vnde Sinnele
Tans Seiya Mday
Miooney
Wallis
Daggy
Fletcher Ave
Indianapolis, Ind
Merchants Heat & Light Co
S. Pennsylvania St
Victor
Victors
Walschnerb-Stewart Music O
Pennsylvania
Snyky
Gregg Sucesr
Knox
Walter Ehlers
Througout
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