Revolt in Portugal Tops News From Lisbon
Chaos as Republican provisional government seizes control after a sudden revolution in Lisbon. The Braganza dynasty toppled. King Manuel escapes via secret passage to a Brazilian warship. Unrest spreads toward Spain as German warships bombard the royal palace.
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Portugese
Braganza
Spain
Badajoz
Portugal
Brasil
Lisbon
Braganza Dynasty
Peninsu
Noyal
Santander
Royal
Royals Fight in Provinces Amid Lisbon Flags
Dispatches indicate republican flags fly over Lisbon warships and fortifications. The outcome remains uncertain as provinces likely back the royalists, who are later reported again battling fiercely in the provinces.
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Berlin
Britain Sends Warships to Protect Interests in Portugal
England reports British warships are sailing to Lisbon to safeguard British interests in Portugal. Unclear if commanders hold orders to shield Portugal's royal family. The cruiser New Castle departed Gibraltar for Lisbon under rush orders last night, followed today by the cruiser Minerva.
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England
London
Lisbon
Portugal
Gibraltar
New Castle
Minerva
Vatican Alarmed Over Portugal Revolution Situation
London Oct 6 Reuters reports Italy and the Vatican are alarmed by the Portuguese upheaval. The pope fears the revolution may block a settlement of the Holy See controversy in Spain. King Manuel's mother is an aunt of Queen Helena of Italy.
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Vatican
London
Reuters Agency
Italy
Portugal
Holy See
Spain
Manuel
Helena
Warned in Spain of Portugal rebellion reports
Officers of the northern army corps are ordered to prepare for active service amid claims Spanish officials had advance knowledge of the Portuguese uprising. A courier reports bloody fighting has begun in the provinces between royalist and revolutionary factions under way.
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San Sebastiao
Spain
Portugal
Spain Moves to Strengthen Garrisons in Catalonia
The Spanish government announced steps to openly bolster garrisons in Catalonia, ending prior covert efforts. Republican leaders in Barcelona province are under close watch amid a history of revolts and unrest in the region.
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Spain
Barcelona
Cataouia
Fears for country in wartime Paris dispatch
Paris dispatch dated October 6 reports rising anxieties as officials address threats to national security amid ongoing hostilities. Authorities urge calm while outlining measures to safeguard critical infrastructure and public morale during heightened tension.
Lisbon Palace Capture Conflicts Amid Monarchy Fear
Reporters cite no official Lisbon briefing while Senor Saura Roza warns of survival hope and French officials confirm the Lisbon palace was captured last night, though other dispatches dispute the claim.
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Ister
Senor Saura Roza
Lisbon
Feirs
Senator Broderick Ordered to Testify in Lorimer Inquiry
Chicago October 6 authorities summoned State Senator Broderick to testify to his ties with the Lorimer bribery case amid his indictment at Springfield for allegedly giving 41900 to State Senator Holtslaw for a vote. Holtslaw has already testified that Broderick furnished the funds.
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Chicago
Broderick
Ander
Springfield
Holtslaw
Two Brothers Hurled From Airplane In Paris Flight
Paris reports Leon Moran and his brother Robert badly injured in a fall from an airplane near Hoissy during a Paris to Clermont flight for a $20,000 prize. Leon fractured a leg and Robert a skull. both expected to recover.
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Paris
Leon Moran
Issy Pass
Robert
Hoissy
Clermont
Leon
Commercial Club Protests Portland Duplication of Pendleton Roundup
The Pendleton Commercial association unanimously protests Portland live stock fair plans to duplicate the Pendleton Roundup each fall. A resolution, introduced by E B Aldrich, denounces any such move as unjust to Pendleton and forwards a copy to the Portland Commercial Club. Also notes pending cost estimate for an electric slogan and an illuminated lecture by Pacific Power & Light representatives.
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Portland
The
Commercial Association
E. B. Aldrich
Portland Commercial Club
Thompson
Pacific Power & Light Company
Messrs. Loomsal and
Kumiler
Pacific Light & Power Company
Five Thousand Dollar Aviator Prize in Scranton Arrival
A $5000 purse will go to the first aviator to arrive in Scranton from New York via an all air route. James G. Shepherd, coal operator and Scranton Board of Trade president, set the prize, valid from today through October 1 during the second annual Scranton Industrial exhibition.
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Scranton
New York
All-Air
James G. Shepherd
Scranton Board of Trade
Kansas Granted Patent for Wire Basket Clothespin Holder
A Kansas inventor received a patent for a wire basket designed to hang from two small clothesline wheels. The device serves as a clothespin holder, combining simple mechanics with portable mounting. It emphasizes ease of use and compact construction for laundry tasks.
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Kansas
Dynamite Gang Suspected in Times Building Blast
Portland reports detectives sent to Spokane Coeur dAlene eastern Oregon and Montana to track dynamiters. three suspects named authorities say the same gang also blasted Governor Steuneberg of Idaho and Baker County Sheriff Brown. the group, linked to the Western Federation of Miners, caused nationwide alarm with the explosions.
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Steunenberg
Idaho
Brown
Baker County
Portland
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Oregon
Montana
The
Times Dynamiters
Steuneberg
Baker City
Ore
Western Federation of Miners
Search for bodies continues after blast in California
Searching for bodies in Los Angeles, Oct. 5, reports say sixteen victims have been recovered so far. General Otis offers to bury all the victims and erect a granite shaft at Hollywood cemetery. After locating the launch in Alameda creek believed to have carried the dynamite from San Francisco, search resumes for the three men who operated the craft.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Otis
Hollywood Cemetery
Alameda Creek
San Francisco
Otis Paces Libel Suit in San Francisco Court
General Otis editor of the Times must appear in court to answer complaints by A. J. Gallagher San Francisco labor leader charging him with libel. Otis was arrested last night and released on his own recognizance. He is charged with declaring in the Times that labor leaders came to Los Angeles to promote violence.
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Otis
San Francisco
Calif
Get
the Times
A. J. Gallagher
Niel
Los Angeles
Sheriff Theorizes Dynamiter Hideout Near Alviso
Sheriff Hammill of Los Angeles county, during a San Jose search for the dynamiters, said he believes part of the explosive was landed and hidden near Alviso and that some was transported by automobile to Los Angeles.
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San Jose
Hammill
Los Angeles County
San Francisco Bay
Alviso
Los Angeles
Dry Farmers Enthusiastic Opens Fifth Congress Session
Spokane October 5. With growing enthusiasm the dry farming congress convened for its fifth session this morning. The principal speaker was G. A. Martin.
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Spokane
Dry Farming Congress
G. A. Martin
Wreck on Illinois Excursion Train Kills Thirty Six
Staunton Illinois October 5 A terrible wreck involving northbound local No 14 and excursion No 7 1 2 near Staunton killed 36 and injured 41. Motorman John Lierman fled with savings. Conductor M A Leonard and Lierman were blamed for ignoring orders to wait for train No 7. Passengers bound for St Louis parade were trapped amid destroyed cars and splintered debris as rescuers rushed to Carlinville and Granite City hospitals.
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St. Louis
Lierman
Cew
Carlinville
Granite City
M. A. Leonard
John Liermin
Staunton
No. 14
Dickerson
No. 73
Springfield
Second death by own action recorded in Pendleton
James Cullen a section foreman for the O R and N company at Umatilla ended his life in his room at the Penland Brothers rooming house yesterday morning about 8 o'clock. The body was found last evening when Penland and Coroner Folsom forced entry after he failed to respond. Despondency over drink habit was thought to cause the act. Cullen long served the railroad and was identified by Assistant Superintendent A Buckley. He was believed to have money in a La Grande bank. He had been on a prolonged drinking spree recently and had purchased laudanum at Koeppen Bros drug store claiming neuralgia. He went from the drug store to the lodging house and retired. Cullen was about 50, married, with possible Minnesota-based children.
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Umatilla
Penland Brothers
Penland
Folsom
Cullen
A. Buckley
la Grande
Koeppen Bros
Court Street
Claude Penland
Minnesota
Two Are Suffocated in Fire at Portland
Portland Ore Oct 5 J Burke of Dee Ore and a companion suffocated to death and one fireman in the hospital today as a fire partly destroyed a three story frame building on Washington street near Tenth. Two floors were used as a rooming house and the first as a saloon and paint shop. The fire started in the paint shop. Several firemen were overcome in rescues. The men occupied the same room and bodies were found in bed. Loss put at twenty thousand dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Pendleton Woman Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs Ed Barr dies at St Anthonys hospital about 23 oclock after being injured when driverless auto of Charles McBee ran into the crowded Main street walk. Barr sacrificed her life to save her four year old son. Coroner to hold inquest. funeral at Church of the Redeemer with burial in Olney cemetery.
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Ed Barr
Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Charles McBee
Main Street
Barr
McBee
Boise
Lodge
B. M. Post
S. C. McAdam
Nampa
Idaho
Folsom
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Olney Cemetery
Supreme Justice Moody to resign effective November
Beverly, Oct. 5. It was announced today that the resignation of Supreme Justice Moody will become effective November 20. This was made unofficially several weeks ago on account of ill health. He was appointed to Roosevelt in 1906.
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Beverly
Moody
Roosevelt
Iron ore output tops 26 million tons last year
Mines of the United States produced 26,983,236 long tons of iron ore in the previous year led by Minnesota Michigan and Alabama with the largest tonnage from these states and the industry showing strong national output.
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United States
Minnesota
Michigan
Alabama
Woman Says King Emanuel Fell From Power Over Dancer
Berlin reports claim King Emanuel’s downfall stems from his relationship with French dancer Cathy Des Lisa. Officials say he flaunted her before followers and lavished jewels worth a million on her, nearly draining the treasury, while lodging her at the palace and traveling to Paris, amid secret acts and a devolutionist rumor.
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Berlin
Emanuel
Cathy Des Lisa
Gurmean
Portugese
Marie
Parla
Mile
Lisa
England May Interfere In Portugal Crisis
London reports Britain may intervene in Portugal amid civil war fears. Government circles fear revolutionists have sacked officials homes, killed inmates, and set fires. clericals and royalists flee. royal palace damaged. trains blocked. foreign ships barred. the king is said to be aboard a British warship en route to England.
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England
London
Portugal
Portugese
Jilted Girl Takes Revenge With Gun
San Francisco police arrested Beesie W lwmes for murder after she shot Guito Varsi on the Barbary Coast. She says he left her after winning her love. The suspect had recently run away from Texas.
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San Francisco
Beesie W Lwmes
Guito Varsi
Texas
Silver Set for Delaware Battleship Delaware Gift
The state of Delaware presents a $160.09 magnificent silver service to the battleship Delaware. Anna Penewill Canall christened the ship at Newport News, and thousands visit as the vessel anchors in the Delaware River near Wilmington for four days of open house festivities due to the shallow Christian River restricting approach.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Pennewill
Anna Penewill Canall
Newport News
Delaware River
Farmers' Breeders Day Observed at Oklahoma City Fair
Thousands attend the Oklahoma State Fair for Farmers and Breeders Day with discussions on livestock and road improvements. The program features speakers including B. F. Yoakum, railroad magnate, and C. S. Barrett of Gereta, president of the National Farmers Union.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma State Fair
B. F. Yoakum
C. S. Barrett
Gereta
National Farmers* Union
Xylotomist Examinations Ordered in Principal Cities
Washington a district news item notes that the civil service commission orders examinations for xylotomists in all principal cities. Xylotomists are rare according to forestry officials, with a salary offered of 1100 a year. The duties involve microscopic study of tree structures.
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Washington
Wild bers of Purmah make a black wax
A note describes bers from Purmah producing a black wax using resin as the key material. The record highlights a traditional craft tied to local forest resources and identifies the resin as central to the production process.
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Purmah
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