Revolt Against King Manuel Looms in Portugal
Rumors of a rising republic spread through Europe as Portugal faces a swift royal overthrow. The army and navy reportedly sided with Republicans after the assassination of Professor Bombarda. A bombardment of the royal palace reportedly began this afternoon as the revolution nears realization.
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Paris
Portugal
Professor Bombarda
Republican Party
Megilhnes Tima
London
Lima
la Valguardia
Lisbon
Lint
Tdmn
Wan
Apple Cure For Souses In Prohibition Era Claims
A scrambled article reports on an apple cure for alcohol craving, citing Samuel Bailey of Mount Ayr and women distributing leaflets advocating apples as a temperance aid. It mixes claims of reduced appetite for liquor with remarkable statements about trials and effects. It also recounts the 1905 assassination of King Carlos of Portugal and Crown Prince Luiz Philippe, noting the attackers and ensuing political actions.
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Carlos
Luiz Philippe
Ieutenant
Allianee
Alexandra
Daunghirs
Duke of Fife
Chicago
U. of Chicago
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Mount Ayr
Portugal
Lisbon
Infanta
Manuel
Amelio
Imen
Praco Do Comerelo
Rui Do Arcenal
Jong Moush
Jim
Europe
Bomb armed Krupp cannon threatens gas warfare move
A sensational report describes a Krupp bomb cannon with a brittle explosive head and 18 pots of charges designed to release deadly gas. The device allegedly delivers fatal gas at contact, creating a lethal zone for enemy troops. The piece hints at broader wartime telegraphy plans in Siberia but offers few verifiable details.
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Krippis
Hirenka
Nebraska minister sets record in prohibition governorship bid
The Rev. George L Wright of Nebraska City, a Prohibition candidate for governor, mobilized votes with a frugal campaign. His expenses included ten cents for a Lincoln depot to capitol ride, while other travel costs were covered by his party.
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Nebraska
George L Wright
Nebraska City
Neb
Whe Wer. Jr
Wright
Ute Methodist
Hin
Fae
Lincoln Depot
Capitol Building
Lincoln
Ticks Cause Forest Fires Endangering Canadian Woodlands
Stockmen report ticks blamed for wildfires in Win weet area, many fires costing substantial damage. Officials say the tick species emits a malignant force suspected of harming forests and streets, driving settlers to retaliatory burning. TLI Chapman of the Tale forest uchnol notes these claims. Canada reports a big lead in lead production, totaling TA pounds in the last fiscal year.
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Tli Chapman
Forest Uchnol
Canada
Population rise noted in Delaware amid MOE data
The fragment reports a population increase in Delaware tied to MOE figures, mentioning an 18th and a sequence with unclear numbers. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details, but suggests demographic data in a historical newspaper snippet.
Population data notes missing context in Missouri land entry
The fragment references Missouri population data with unclear figures such as 285M and 108,48 from 1998, and includes garbled terms like Cineengle and STU ISH, lacking coherent event or named entities.
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Missouri
Chicago plans island to be built of refuse
Chicago faces a looming disposal crisis as dumps shrink. Officials discuss options including burning waste, moving sites outside the city, and even building an island in Lake Michigan. Hubert M. Corhrane proposes a lake island park, citing New York’s East River “mine island” as a model.
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Um Vosbish
Lake Michigan
Ue Lake
Hubert M. Cochrane
Rikers
East River
Eighth Street
New York
Wis
Corhrane
Charles T. Sith
Cabinet Lake
Explorer Brooks Seeks Dip/ Docu in Far Rhodesia
Charles Brooks, an explorer, seeks a northern Rhodesia expedition to search for so called big diploid monsters and unicorns said to inhabit the southern Sahara borderlands and desert swamps. Natives recount giant elephants and dragons, with tales linking to ancient fossils and unnamed tribes, prompting renewed travel plans and funding hopes.
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Charles Brooks
Rhodesia
Chicas Brooks
Totus
Mr. Brooks
Satara
Wilmus
Uise
Duanhit
Osa
Parts Museum of Natural
Abe Julter
Sahn
Carl Nagenbeck
Saint
Sam
Magenbecks
Flogging to be Renewed in Paris Amid Apache Crime Surge
Paris faces a surge of crime by the Apaches, a feared urban gang. Authorities consider reviving flogging to curb the violence, citing past use of cat o nine tails and the guillotine. Debates involve senators and deputies amid public sentiment for strict penalties.
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Paris
Paria
Eagland
Women Trail the Kaiser in Duty Lecture Controversy
The Kaiser faced sharp opposition after lecturing Germans on duties for women as Mrs Nosthgs berg accused him of reviving outdated ideas. Queen Louise is cited as an exemplar while industrialists face pressure from 9,000,000 working women to back feminist leadership. Some papers that previously ignored the movement now support the protests.
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Keiser
Nontgsberg
Dhe
Kalgerty
Queen Louise
Lion
Vetare
Kaiser
Ila Speach
Aviators to Carry Mail In Madagascar Aeroplane Service
Reports indicate plans for an aerial postal service in Madagascar with flying postmen possibly employed for the first time. Governor general Premie negotiates with the Trench National Arvin league to organize air mail from Antananarivo to towns up to 240 miles away, eight days by sea now.
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Madagagear Bagins Plang
Mavagayear
BT Premiee
Presidency
Trench National Arvin) League
Antananariyo
Mada Rinwar
League
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