Portugal's New Republic Faces Recognition Delays
In Lisbon Foreign Minister Bernardino Macado criticizes Taft's de facto remark and argues Portugal will model its constitution on a French system, prioritizing citizen welfare and honest returns on taxes. He stresses defense only for military use, rejects union with Spain, and rules out restoring ex King Manuel.
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Charles P. Stewart
Lisbon
New York
Portugal
Republiles
United States
Bernardino Macado
Panama Canal
America
England
Washington
Taft
de Paeto
Republic of Portugal
Macado
Repubic
Permanent Government of
Bald
Spain
Three men charged in box car thefts in Oregon
Sheriff Taylor holds Albert Thompson Charles Foote and Marshal Gonzales after Detective EB Woods of the Oregon Washington company linked them to a boxcar robbery at Uma Ua They were arrested in Huntington while attempting to dispose of plunder Earlier six suspects at Umatilla were released for lack of evidence but implicated the three men in Baker and Huntington leading to the arrests The state has a solid case with stolen goods found on them and other items tied to residents of Huntington
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Taylor
Albert Thompson
Charles Foote
Marshal Gonsales
EB. B. Woods
Oregon- Washington Company
Uma- Ua
Muntington
Umatilla
Thompson
Foote
Gonzales
Woods
Baker
Huntington
Roosevelt and Barnes to Attend Lincoln Dinner
New York Republicans Col onel Roosevelt and William Barnes Jr will be guests at the Lincoln dinner of the New York republican club. Leaders predict the rival factions have buried the hatchet as Secretary Meyer also plans to speak.
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New York
N. Y
Roosevelt
William Barnes, Jr
Republicans of
Republican Club
Meyer
Ute Speakera
Senate pension committee backs Sulloway pensions bill
Washington Feb 13 The Senate pension committee voted to report favorably the Sulloway pensions bill already approved by the House. The measure would add about $45.9 million annually to the pension roll and reduce the pensions tax from 34 to 40 dollars monthly. If enacted the annual pension outlay would reach about $200 million.
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Washington, D. C
Senae Pension Committee
House
Woman jailed on smuggling charge in New York
New York February 2 Mrs Roberta TV is among the first U S women subjected to the government's new policy of using emugelorns. She was released from the Tombs today after a three day stay by Judge Martin. The woman expressed fury and denounced the authorities.
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New York
Roberta TV
Martin
Woman Kills Son and Then Herself in Maine
In Oxford Maine Feb 12 Mrs Linwood Keene killed her 14 year old son Gerald and then herself in a suicide pact with her husband made during his illness The pact predicted the father’s death and the couple planned a double burial and shared belongings The son died after being shot and Mrs Keene died by firearm in her room Friends found the bodies after assisting with Mr Keene’s burial and discovering farewell letters and a sealed envelope containing the agreement The couple wished to be interred together in a double coffin as their son’s coffin joined theirs in the final burial.
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Oxford
Maine
Linwood Keene
Gerald
Mr. Keene
Stalin
Compromise on Good Roads Fails in Oregon House
Salem report notes another clash over good roads legislation as grangers push amendments and lobbyists blame delays on opposition. House adjourns with Rusk and Mariner’s substitute back to committee for revision amid veto threats and a forestry board fight.
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Salem
Ore
Howne Vanvened Rusk
Mariner
Japanese statesman foresees end of agitation in California
Takic Japan Feb 12 Count Okvem president of Weed university and a leader among older Japanese statesmen predicts that the anti Japanese agitation in California will die after the Panama-Pacific Exposition. He says the Pan American expo will assure peace between Japan and the United States and protect mutual commercial interests.
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Takic
Japa
Okvem
Weed University
California
Panarhacamn
Tevnen
Japan
United Stars
Oni
Forlinie
Windler of Northwest Hanks Breaks Jail
Hot Springs Ark Feb 13 Charles Hylverstt wanted on a charge of defrauding a chain of cifle banks through chorus drafts on New York and Chicago sawed the bars in his cell at the county jail Saturday night and escaped. Prisoners say after freeing himself he found the door to the walk around and the outer door to the fall open. Everett's wife placed the weatherclass. Last night she left the city presumably for Texarkana Arkansas. Seattle detectives were expected to take Everett back in a few days.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Hylverstt
New York
Chicago
Everett
Texarjaina
Arkansas
Seattle
Deailock in Montana Senate Pi Debate Unbroken
Helena Mont Feb 13 The deal lock is unbroken in the senatorial Pie with no clear agreement in sight as factions clash over candidate support and procedural control amid mounting pressure from party leaders.
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Helena
Mont
Rebel Leader Captured Near American Line
El Paso dated story reports Cerner Mintivel Casillas captured while crossing the U S border to rejoin revolutionists. Casillas, once a lawyer in Chihuahua, faced neutrality law charges for carrying a rifle. Detention alarms rebel fighters as federals and Navarre’s forces eye future action amid widespread reports from Provisional Governor Gonzales and newsmen awaiting passes and updates on battle plans.
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el Paso
Tex
Cerner
Casillas
Beng
United States
Cazillag
Chihuahua
Navgarre
Gonzales
Oroegzeo
Juarez
Nuvwirro
Anti Map Legislation Sinks in California Debate
Sacramento Feb 15 The tenth Knell Co anti Asiatic law measure appears to have died with telegrams from the Asiatic Exclusion League urging the legislature not to advance the pending bill The Jeazue asserted Congress should handle the issue and avoid harming the state’s prospects in the fall
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Gali
Knell Co
Senate
House
Asiatic Exclusion League
Congress
Legisla
Change in postal foes oppose Senate amendment in House
Washington officials report Democrats and insurgent Republicans joining to defeat the Senate amendment increasing postal rates for certain magazines. Champ Clark criticizes the measure as discriminatory, calling it the “minke flesh of one oll of ma cazines and fowl of another.”
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Washington, D. C
House
Ethel Denene Loses Dr Crippen Estate
London February 13 Judge Evans ruled Dr Crippens estate goes to Theresa Hunn of Brookton a half sister of Mrs Crippen The will was declared invalid on grounds of public policy and Mrs Leneve was denied the estate This decision ends the Crippen will dispute with Evans citing public policy as the basis for the invalidation
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London
Eng
Evans
Dr. Crippen
Theresa Hunn
Brookton
Blue Mountain Gall League Formed with Six Teams
A meeting in Weston organized a six team Blue Mountain league including Pendleton Athena Weston Milton Walla Walla and Echo with L G Frazier named president Asa B Thomson vice president Ira Kemp treasurer and Carl Copley secretary Each club deposits 100 as a forfeit if the season fails and teams bear their own travel and gate costs Echo is praised for enterprise despite greater expenses The schedule starts March 26 and runs 16 weeks through July 2 with each pair meeting three times.
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Blue Mountain League
Pendleton
Athena
Weston
Milton
Walla Walla
L. G. Frazier
Asa B. Thomson
Beho
Ira Kemp
Carl Copley
Pendle
A. Bade
Henderson
Smith
Nelson
League
Rorok
Echo
East End
Wallin Walla
Piy
Portland Streetcar Wreck Traps Driver and Injures Several
A Portland streetcar on February 13 at 5 PM toppled from Main to Hawthorne bridge area, smashing gates on East Water Street. Car No. 1020 ran out of control after brake failure, injuring several passengers and killing Byron F. Boone, who died after leg amputations at St. Vincent's hospital. Conductor W C Rader and Motorman W Frederick faced the wreck, with multiple victims listed and care given at local hospitals.
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Portland
Ore
First
Madison Streets
Hawthorne Avenue
Hawthorne Bridge
East Waterstreet
Rolleo
Byron Frederick Boone
Mikle
Fly
St. Vincent's Hospital
W. C. Rader
W. Frederick
Flrnt
Maison Streets
Frederick
Receiver to be appointed for Inland Irrigation papers
Judge Phelps orders a receiver for the Inland Irrigation company to hold books notes and papers with limits. If intermingling with Columbia Land or Dr Coe accounts is found transcripts may be taken and correspondence tied to Furnish company unfinished business allowed. Furnish attorneys granted until Wednesday to file authorities challenging the judge's jurisdiction.
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Inland Irrigation Company
Phelps Love
Coe
Dr. Coe
Columbia Land Company
Furnish Company
Seattle's Vice Centers to Be Abolished
Seattle police issue sweeping orders to clean up vice areas in the city. A grand jury will examine evidence of an organized vice syndicate, with investigator William Irons, famed for tracking San Francisco grafters, leading the probe.
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Seattle
Wash
Bennik
William Unns
San Francisco
Reuf
Schmidtz
Sponge Left In Woman Triggers Second Operation
Mrs. Robert Manning of Pilot Rock was taken to Portland for gallstone surgery but doctors found a sponge left from a prior operation. The sponge, an absorbent cloth piece, had been sewn in during a January operation by Dr. G. W. Cole in this city, misattributed as gallstones.
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Portland
W. G. Cole
Robert Manning
Pilot Rock
Manning
Fred Lienallen
Porteland
G. We Cole
Taft Pleased With Reciprocity Reception In Washington
Washington February 13 Taft expresses pleasure after reciprocity talks in the middle west. He arrived in Washington on his special train at 6:45 a.m. and seeks to gauge Cannon opposition to the reciprocity agreement. He believes the measure has the best chance of passage immediately.
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Washington
D. C
Middle West
Taft
Cannon
Immediate push for Canada reciprocity oil bill in House
On February 13 in Washington the Canadia reciprocity oil bill was moved to immediate House consideration by McCall of Massachusetts. Olcott of New York opposed the move citing DC business. Proponents pressed to force congressional action and the vote showed a majority in favor. The bill was referred to a committee of the whole by a 105 to 122 vote with Hill of Connecticut supporting reciprocity and receiving cheers.
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Washington
McCall
Massachusetts
Olcott
New York
District of Columbia
House
Hill
Connecticut
Mary Baker Eddy Letters Auction in Boston
confidential letters written by Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian science will be sold at auction on February 24 in Boston Mass. the letters date to 1876 a year after the first publication of the science of health and are expected to bring large prices at auction according to an official notice.
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Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Labor immigration clause kept in US Japan treaty
Sacramento Feb 13 Senate committee on federal relations decided to recommend including the labor immigration clause in the treaty with Japan now being drafted in Washington. The resolution urges Congress to ensure Japan forever restricts immigration of Japanese laborers to the United States.
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Sarcamento
Calif
Senate Committee On Federal Relations
United States
Japan
Washington
Rich man kills wife and paramour in San Jose
In San Jose California on February 13 W W Mc Adams shot and killed his wife and Nick Curtich a wealthy restaurant owner. McAdams said he found them together when he returned home unexpectedly. He was jailed and guarded to prevent possible lynching. He is described as wealthy.
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San Jose
Cal
W. W. McAdams
Nick Curtich
McAdams
Five Masked Bandits Rob Bank in San Francisco
Five masked gunmen robbed a Japanese bank in San Francisco this morning taking $7000. They faced a large crowd as they escaped after wounding spectator Curly Pullam, who fired a revolver.
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San Francisco
Calif
Curly Pullam
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