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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1908

Page

4

Portugal Routs Franco Amid Crisis and Reform Moves

Lisbon reels from royalist and republican clashes as the new cabinet vows to end repression and restore liberal monarchy. King Manuel signs decrees freeing imprisoned MPs and reversing Franco era restrictions while Queen Amelie pushes for a milder course.

Lisbon Branco Fon Owever Franco Amelie France Arsenal Quadrangle Manuel Pe Carvius Luiz

Manuel for the People in Lisbon Speech on Duty

King Manuel speaks to a statesman saying he fears his brother's death yet vows to devote his life to the people and their welfare. The new Premier tells the Cabinet he will enforce respect for laws and public order under the current Constitution.

London Madrid Eivening Standard Lisbon Duke of Oporto Carlos Franco Portugal Manuel Les

Manuel thanks Roosevelt for condolence in Lisbon

The message from Lisbon dated February 15 shows Theodore Roosevelt, President of the Republic, and the Queen mother expressing deep gratitude to President Roosevelt and the American people for their condolence on their great suffering. A similar message came from the Duke of Oporto.

Washington Roosevelt Lisbon Theodore Roosevelt the Republic Manuel R Duke of Oporto

Ebullition at Porto as Red Flag Flown Then Taken

Madrid dispatch reports revolutionaries in Oporto attacking the City Hall and raising a red flag before police forces pulled it down. The incident underscores rising tensions in the Portuguese city amid broader unrest in the region.

Madrid Lisbon Oporto

Revolt in City Tower Suppressed by Police Reinforcements

In a sudden municipal assault, rebels seized the big tower and raised a red flag. Police reinforcements swiftly arrived, driving out the revolutionaries and tearing down the banner. Many were wounded on both sides.

King Carlos life insurance policies disclosed

Lisbon reports King Carlos held several life policies including New York Life Insurance for 2500, Urbaine Company Paris for 30000, and South American Company for 50000.

Lisbon Carlos New York Life Insurance Company The Urbaine Company of Paris

Gems at Thebes reveal wife of Sety the Second jewels

From Assouan letters report discovery in the Valley of the Tombs of Kings at Thebes. Jewels of the wife of Sety II have been unearthed, with Sety believed to be a Pharaoh of Exodus. A parallel find at Shellal uncovers a prehistoric cemetery and a trench with forty decapitated Roman soldiers.

NEW York Times London Assouan Thebes Sety the Sety Christ Shellal Damelow Philas

Cuban Treason Trial Convicts Three in Havana

Masso Parra Cosé Vila and Gabriel Guerra are found guilty of conspiring to overthrow the provisional U S government and are sentenced to forty months in prison. Lara Miret and two others are acquitted. The defense plans an appeal to the Supreme Court and Gov. Magoon is expected to consider commuting the sentences.

New York Times Havana Masso Parra Cosé Vila Gabriel Guerra Lara Miret Miret United States Cuba Jorrin Parra Supreme Court Gov. Magoon

Predict War in April Between Russia and Turkey

The Novoe Vremya argues war with Turkey could erupt by April over the Turkey Persia boundary dispute. It notes Russia’s internal troubles and a disorganized army, while Turkish frontier fortifications remain weak. A Tiflis dispatch says Caucasus officers expect war soon and Turkey has chartered Austrian Lloyds ships for troops to Anatolia.

ST. Petersburg Russia Turky Turkey Persia Novoe Vremya Tiflis Caucasus Lloyds Anatolia

Stoessel Acquittal Plea Pressed At Court Martial

Petersburg February 5 The court martial of Lieut Gen Stoessel may end tomorrow Deputy Syrtanoff counsel for the defense argued for acquittal of the Port Arthur commander He called Stoessel an old invalid soldier and said he seeks only justice before his judges

Gi. Petersburg Stoessel Syrtanoff Port Arthur

Petition by Lord Fairfax Seeks Title Confirmation

Albert Kirby Fairfax, claimed American with an English title, has filed a petition with the House of Lords to declare and establish his right to the title Lord Fairfax of Cameron. The request is a formality for legal use. his claims have long been recognized in England and Whitaker's peerage list.

London Albert Kirby Fairfax Lord Fairfax House of Lords Lord Fairfax of Cameron England Whitaker California Fig Syrup Co Senna

Priest Flouts the Kaiser in Ars Address

In Strasbourg on February 6 a Catholic rector at Ars said Catholics have no reason to celebrate the Emperor's birthday. He called Catholics servants paying taxes and serving in the army and noted officers were barred from attending the Ars church by the army commander of the Sixteenth Corps.

Strasburg Ars Sixteenth

Aoki Named Privy Councillor in Official Announcement

TOKIO February 5 announces Viscount Aoki formerly ambassador to Washington will be appointed Privy Councillor with official notification expected tomorrow.

Aoki Tokio Viscount Aoki Washington

Countess Freed from Yarmouth in Private Divorce Decree

In London Sir Birrell Barnes granted the Countess of Yarmouth a decree of nullity against the Earl of Yarmouth. The private hearing lasted about 30 minutes with four witnesses. The Earl offered no defense and the court noted no grounds for dissolution. the decree will become absolute in six months.

London Birrell Barnes Countess of Yarmouth Alice Thaw Pittsburg Earl of Yarmouth New York Harry Kendall Thaw Stanford White Thaw Harry Thaw

Earl of Yarmouth and wife settle annulment terms

The Earl of Yarmouth did not oppose his wife’s plea for an annulment after an agreement was reached. She will continue the income she settled on him, about $80,000 a year from her Thaw fortune, with about half given to him since marriage. She plans to return to America to live with her mother.

Pittsburg Penn Earl of Yarmouth William Thaw America

Steamer Baker Lost Off Colorado Reef near Cuba

United Fruit Company steamer Baker destroyed by striking the Colorado Reef fifteen miles east of Antonio Light. All 36 aboard saved after a late storm washed decks. Captain reported uncharted reef. Vessel built 1908 in Copenhagen, 275 feet, 4,? tons. Owner cited as N. Jebson of Hamburg.

New York Times Havana United Fruit ‘Company Baker Colorado Reef Antonio Light H. H. Douglass C. Case New York United Fruit Company Bakery Cuba Philadelphia Puerto Barrios Guatemala Oertel Copenhagen N. Jebson Hamburg

Ransom Paid as Kidnapped Briton Near Tangier

Caid Sir Harry Maclean, held for seven months by the Rais Uli bandit, is four hours from Tangier and likely to be freed tomorrow. The British Government agrees to pay $100,000 to Rais Uli and guarantee his protection and immunity.

Tangier Caid Harry Maclean Rais UH Rais Uli

Ending Atlantic Rate War Reaches Near Deal

London editors report a conference of principal transatlantic passenger lines nearing a satisfactory conclusion. A basis on saloon and steerage rates has been reached and tomorrow’s session is expected to finalize an agreement to end the rate war and create a friendly working basis for all passenger services.

London

China, Russia pact opens Manchuria frontier customs

Reports from Peking say a canon agreement with Russia opens customs stations on the Western Manchurian frontier with Japan to follow on February 7. The move follows China's notification of the pact and customs stations being established.

Peking Manchuria China Russia Japan Manchurian

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