Portugal on verge of monarchist restoration amid unrest
London dispatch reports Portugal's republic in crisis with corruption and tyranny, revolts planned, and monarchist forces amassing. Allegations claim Carbonario leader Alfonso Costa dictates cabinet appointments while royalists stockpile arms and monoplanes in Spain and Portugal. republic troops rumored ready to switch loyalties as crisis deepens.
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London
Portugal
Carbonario
N Special
Samarra
Carbonarios
Alfonso Costa
Spain
Peartugel
Taeraet
Manuel
Shapnears
New Jersey Solid For Roosevelt and Governor Wilson
New Jersey backed Col. Roosevelt on the Republican side and Gov. Wilson on the Democratic side in yesterday’s primaries. Roosevelt swept all 28 delegates and led by about 10,000 in preference votes, while Wilson carried 24 delegates uninstructed and 4, with Taft supporters fading. Rhode-like districts showed Roosevelt strength, and Taft’s hopes faded as results grew late.
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A. P
Newark
M. J
Roosevelt
Wilson
New Jersey
Chicago
Taft
Essex County
Nuckenhack
la Follette
Roosevelt lauds New Jersey primary result with elation
Oyster Bay May 29 Col Roosevelt praised New Jersey as decisive in the primaries expressing great happiness over the outcome. He said after the Ohio vote there were few words left for him to offer and hinted at continued momentum.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
New Jersey
Col. Roosevelt
Ohio
Coupon for The Prairie Fire reproduction offered
Daily News offers Coupon No 15 with five other coupons and ten cents for a photo reproduction of The Prairie Fire. Present coupons and money at the News Office after Thursday June 4. Reproduction cannot be mailed.
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Daily News
Roosevelt Victory Ends Bitter Primary Fight in Nation
Washington reports Col Roosevelts strong finish in New Jersey ends a harsh three month battle with Taft and La Follette. Predictions put Roosevelt over 600 delegates by Chicago, Taft claims 574. Montana demo convention shows Clark forces leading with contest over national delegation seats. Walsh and Purcell clash for control, aligning with Dixon’s Senate seat battle next year.
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Washington
Col. Roosevelt
New Jersey
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
la Follette
South Dakota
Arizona
Ohio
Dixon
New York
Chicago
W. B. Mckinley
Minois
Texas
Fred C. Bryan
Roosevelt
Haywood
Harry S. New
Elsharoot
Walsh
United States
Montana
Purcell
News Jr Department Workers Boost Job Printing
The News Jr Department dispatches a team effort to expand job printing services. Staff members coordinate with departments to lift output and improve efficiency for local clients.
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News Jr. Department
Historical Pageant in Schenectady Marks 250th Anniversary
Elaborate preparations are complete for a three day historical pageant at Union College grounds in Schenectady New York starting tomorrow. The event honors the 250th anniversary of Schenectady’s settlement with proceeds going to the new college gymnasium. About five hundred participants include college students high school pupils and city residents.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Schenctady
Union College
London Dock Strike Enters Board of Trade Talks
London May 29. Docks remain under police protection as workers, led by strikers, gather near exits jeering drivers. They credit Sir Edward Clark's inquiry, which blamed the dispute on failure to refer differences to the board of trade, and expect resolution at the May 31 conference.
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A. P
Cable
London
London Docks
Sir Edward Clark
Board of Trade
Street Car Strike Paralyzes Lisbon Service
Street car workers in Lisbon protested today demanding reinstatement of discharged colleagues. The strike halted all street car service in the city, signaling a complete paralysis of operations.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Premier Border Bees Outline Policy Denial
Ottawa May 29 Premier Corden issued a firm denial of an alleged outline of Canadian naval policy. The report claimed plans for two fleet units under Britain, with a Pacific and Atlantic presence and a dry dock on the east coast. The premier rejected these as misstatements and stressed no such policy exists.
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Spaten
Ottawa
Remier Corden
Canada
Great Britain
Atantic
Pacific
East Coas
Twin Cities Freight Handlers Strike With Chicago Officials
Acting on a committee order from the International Freight Handlers Union about a sympathy action, six hundred freighters and clerks in Minneapolis left work at 1 p.m. today in support of the Chicago strike.
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CW. A. P. Dispatch
Minneapolis
Two Men Die In Giant Powder Explosion Here
Vire Man May 29 Two unknown men killed in explosion in floor storehouse storing ninety tons of black blasting powder placed there years ago by contractors on the rock cut. Sheriff summoned but bodies in such condition declared useless, coroner ordered their removal and no inquest.
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A. P. Dispatch
Monument for Barbara Friethcie to Be Erected in Frederick
Initial steps are taken to form a national association to erect a memorial for Barbara Frietchie. The plan calls for a monument in Mt. Olivet Cemetery near the grave of Francis Scott Key, interred nearby after fifty years in another graveyard.
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Frederick
Whittiss
Raneus
Mt. Olivet
Hyrancis Scott Key
Camorra Trial Nearing End at Viterbo
Rome May 29 The great Camorra trial at Viterbo nears a close after fourteen months work with a verdict expected by mid June. Efforts have shortened proceedings and the president has struck likely political witnesses from the list. Crown prosecutor San Toro capped his speech at twenty days. Since it began fourteen prisoners have been discharged.
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Rome
Viterbo
San Toro
Kentucky Knights Templar Conclave Opens in Paris
Paris hosts the sixty fourth annual Kentucky Knights Templar conclave with commanderies from Louisville Lexington Paducah Henderson and other cities attending the opening in gala attire. The gathering continues tomorrow with high expectations for a notable fraternal event in the Blue Grass State.
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Paris
Kentucky Knights Templar
Blue Grass
Louisville
Lexington
Paducah
Henderson
Brown to Assume Prince Albert School Superintendent Post
G. A. Brown M. A. will depart soon to take up the office of Superintendent of High and Public Schools in Prince Albert Sask after receiving the appointment.
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Toronto
G. A. Brown
Prince Albert, Sask
Canada to Establish Fourteen Large Training Camps
W A P Dispaten in Giza reports Hughes plans to economize militia training by creating fourteen large training camps next year. New camps will be added in Saskatchewan north and south, British Columbia, Manitoba, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. Prince Edward Island remains unchanged with its current setup.
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W. A. P. Dispaten
Giza
Sam. Hughes
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Manitoba
Alberta
Ontario
London
Toronto
Pete- Wawa
Quebec
Montreal
Quebec City
Nova Scotia
News Bruns- Wick
Prince Edward Island
Bowles Daughter To Wed Governor’s Son At Claremont
In Claremont California on May 29 a large number of out of town guests arrived for the marriage of Miss Amy Bowles daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Bowles and Hiram John son Jr son of the Governor of California. The ceremony was planned for this evening at The Pines the Bowles home.
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Claremont
Cal
Amy Bowles
Philip Bowles
Hiram Johnson, Jr
California
Fire wagon collides with switch engine in Chicago
May 29 Chicago fire department hose cart responding to a fire alarm collided with a Chicago Junction switch engine at 41st Street and Levent Avenue. Pipeman George J. Laughlin was killed instantly. Lieut Morth and Frank Wyckrath were seriously injured, four other firemen jumped to safety.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Chicago, IL
George J. Laughlin
Lieut
Morth
Frank Wyckrath
Chicago Junction Railway
41St St
Levent Ave
Montana Democrats Meet in May Convention
Buite Mont May 29 Democrats of Montana gathered in the state convention to name eight delegates and eight alternates to the national convention. A split in sentiment over the presidential nomination suggests an uninstructed delegation may be sent to Baltimore.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Clark
BR. R. Purcell
T. J. Walsh
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Mea
Purcel
Walsh
Buite
Baltimore
Parliaments blast causes window damage in Budapest
A cartridge exploded at a late hour in the Hungarian parliament building, shattering several windows but causing no serious damage. Authorities believe the device, suitable for mine blasting, was placed during recent labor troubles and rioting.
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Budapest
Hungary
House of Parliament
Tragedy on Back River Claims Two Men
In Montreal on May 28 Rudolph Hamelin was drowned while his companion Rosario Filion Barley escaped as their boat capsized near swift rapids on the Back River.
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Montreal
Que
Rudolph Hamelin
Rosario Filion Barley
Duke and Princess Narrowly Escape Stone Collapse at Niagara Plant
In Niagara Falls on May 29 the ducal party narrowly escaped injury when a heavy stone loaded for the electrical works crashed down, missing Colonel Lother as it passed after the Duke and Princess Patricia had just walked by.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Electrical Company
Duke
Princess Patricia
Colonel Lother
Loose Leaf System The News Job Department Facility Claim
The item asserts that the department offers complete facilities for supplying satisfactory service. It reads like an advertisement note about capability and readiness to meet needs.
New York Linen Merchant Jailed for Judicial Corruption
H W Page was found guilty of criminally boleding Chairman Harry D Clayton and the House judiciary committee. He received five years in the penitentiary and a $1000 fine, but the court suspended the sentence and placed him on three years probation with annual reports.
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W. A. P. Disnatch
Washington, D. C
H. W. Page
New York
Harry D. Clayton
Pouse Judiciary Committee
Barmard
Page
South Dakota Business Men Meet Heads Town
Watertown hosts the largest and most representative gathering this week for a joint convention of business groups. Attendees include the South Dakota Traveling Men's Association United Commercial Travelers of South Dakota and the State Association of retail merchants and hardware jobbers. The day features a visitor reception and the formal opening at the opera house.
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Watertown
S. D
South Dakota
Canadian magnate James Ross III ill. London specialist called
James Ross III of the Canadian Coal and Steel trades is reported seriously ill. A London specialist has been summoned for consultation as of May 29 in Southampton England.
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Southampton
Eng
James Ross
London
Hollinger Agency seals big sale to Industrial City Realty Limited
The Hollinger Agency completed a major deal yesterday selling a parcel described as fee 21-12-6 to Industrial City Realty Limited. The price paid was $75,000. The site lies adjacent to the new city reservoir plant.
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Hollinger
Esterday
Industrial City Realty Limited
New City
Farmer Joseph White Struck by Lightning in Quebec Field
Lachute Quebec May 29 Joseph White a well known local farmer was struck and killed by lightning while working in his field yesterday afternoon. His body was found later by his farmer neighbor.
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Lachute
P.Q
Here
Joseph White
Public misunderstanding of Quebec marriage law debated
In Ottawa May 26 the Supreme Court heard Quebec counsel argue the Dominion can legislate on marriage. Migneault challenged misread law claiming Catholic restrictions and priestly solemnization. The debate covered provincial civil law, bans publication, and possible effects on the Civil Code.
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Montreal
Lancaster
Supreme Court
CW. A. P
Ottawa
Ont
Migsneault
K.C
Province of
Quebec
Mr. Migneault
Migneautt
Idington
Duff
Migneault
J. B. Hellmuth
K. C
Toronto
Thom
Wallace Nesbitt
Messrs
R. C. Smith
Kk. C
A. Geoffreon
5.C
Jlon
Mr. Nesbite
Mr. Lafleur
Mignaut
Mignault
Canada
Maignault
Cw.a
Eugene Laflour
Dominion
Fitzpatrick
P. McNaugh
K. GC
Chinese disturbances spread in Shan Si and Shan Tsin provinces
Despatches from Tientsin report renewed unrest in Shan Si and Shan Tsin. In Shan Si many former soldiers from secret societies roam the countryside looting homes and burning houses as authorities struggle to contain the violence.
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W. A. P. Cable
London
Shan Si
Shan Tsin
Tien Tsin
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