Portugal's King and Crown Prince Assassinated in Lisbon
Lisbon reports the assassination of King Carlos and crown prince Luise Philippe as gunmen attacked their carriage. Queen Amelia bravery saved the prince. Manuel wounded, later safe. Three assassins killed, one hanged in prison, Spaniard Cordova named among suspects. Queen Amelia set to act as regent during Manuel's minority.
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Lisbon
Carlos
Portugal
Luise Phillippe
Manuel
Amelia
Placo Do Comiercio
Rua Do Arsenal
Marine Hospital
Cordova
Prince Manuel
Five Die In Basement Fire At Rooming House
A three story rooming house at 1116 Wyandotte Street in Kansas City suffered a fatal blaze after a basement gas explosion. Five occupants perished in their third floor rooms while five others were injured. 22 people were in the building at the start of the fire. Firemen arrived too late to save the trapped residents. Mrs. Bert died attempting to wake others as smoke filled the hallways. Col Willis Wood, former St. Joseph captain, sounded the alarm.
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Fansaa City
Wyandotte Street
Bert
Kansas City
Mabel Porter
Nina Graves
Mrs. Bert
James
Power to bind union ends in defeat in court
Cincinnati February 3 United Typothetae of America failed to compel the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants union of North America to honor an agreement. Judge Thompson ruled the union committee had no power to bind the union and an injunction against a strike remains limited. The dispute centers on a nine hour day versus an eight hour day after 1909.
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Cincinnati
United Typothetae of America
International
Pressmen’s Union
Typothetae
Thaw Acquitted and Sent to Mattewan Asylum
Harry K Thaw, acquitted of the Stanford White murder, is committed to the Mattewan asylum for the insane on the insanity ground at the time of the deed. Judge Dowling ordered Thaw held and delivered to state authorities, with limited spectators and a cautious transfer amid public safety concerns.
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York
Harry K Thaw
Stanford White
Mattewan Asylum
Littleton
Victor Dowling
Thaw
Mane Seylum
Mattewan
Ufe
Ye Im
Jerome
Wim
Tha
State Board of Lunacy
Notorious White Murder Trials of 1906
The Stanford White case ends in a dramatic series of trials after Harry Kendall Thaw shoots White at Madison Square Garden during a comic opera. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, Thaw’s wife, is implicated as a key figure in the headlining scandal. The first trial ends with a hung jury after a prolonged inquiry into Thaw’s sanity, costs totaling tens of thousands in legal fees, and a high profile defense grounded in the brain storm theory. The second trial begins in early June as prosecutors push for a verdict.
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Stanford White
McKim, Mead & White
Harry Kendall Thaw
Willam Thaw
Pittsburg
Madison Square Roof Garden
New York
Witte
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
White
Whits
Lewis Succeeds Mitchell As UMWA President
Thomas L. Lewis of Bridgeport Ohio was elected president of the United Mine Workers of America at the annual convention closing session in Indianapolis. He won 64,563% of 127,025% votes, with W B Wilson 62,472% and a 2,081% majority. John P White of Iowa was named national vice president, and W D Ryan of Illinois was chosen secretary treasurer. Delegates to the AFL included Lewis, Wilson, Ryan, Walker, White, and Savage. Lewis pledged unity and a defense of workers rights while signaling readiness to shape the new administration’s policy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas L. Lewis
Bridgeport
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
W. B. Wilson
Blossburg
John P. White
Iowa
W. D. Ryan
Illinois
John Fahey
Fahey
Shamokin
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
T. L. Lewis
John H. Walker
G. W. Savage
Ohio
Wilson
America
United Mine Workers
Public correction of evils and Peary plans return
Washington reports public opinion acts swiftly when evils are specifically stated in the annual bureau of corporations report. Commander Peary told Roosevelt he will begin another Arctic expedition next July. Democratic candidate George W. Smith hanged himself at his Boone home amid unknown motive.
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Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Peary
Commander Peary
Arctic Exploration Fame
Roosevelt
White House
Self
Boone
George W. Smith
Pilot Mount
Necause
Markets update highlights grains and dairy prices
The report shows spring wheat at 5.90 for special brands, Minnesota hard patent Jute at 5.30 to 5.00 for export, and export bag grades near 5.20. Wheat futures May through July show mixed, corn and oats weaken, butter and eggs hold steady, live poultry prices steady, with New York notes on flour dull, wheat higher then pressured, and corn opening firmer before selling off on bearish weather.
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Minnesota
New York
May
Live Stock Market Notes From Chicago and Omaha
Illinois and Nebraska cattle and hog markets show mixed to higher tones with steers and cows varying by quality. Prices range from around 2 to 7 dollars for calves and feeders, hogs near 4.00 to 4.20, and sheep and yearlings quoted at several dollars with active demand noted in the report.
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Chicago
Omaha
Nob
Texas
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Arlington
Juline Peterson
Hetland
Louisa Crandell
Peterson
Bowden
N. C
Busness
Ashen
Golden Weut
Buwden
Ryder
Bismarck
N. D
Ryder Cash Bazar
Sweet
Krueger & Balgulker
Implement and Loan Company
K. HI. Wood
CU. M. Hu
Ithaca
N. Y
J. 8
Kiehle
Minneapolis
Alpha Tau Ome
Cornell University
R. R. Mall
Civil Service Commission
North
South Dakota
Mary Rameey Wood
Vancouver
B.C
Dunsmule
Pael
Fre
East Third Street
Bam
Pasquale Dion
Publc
Doviine
Justice Dowling
Enemed
Mitchell
W. 5
Corporation
N. C. Wegner
Public Advator
Bortineay
Nort Dakota
Bowen & Adams
Attorneys
United States Land Office
Borrineau
North Dakota
Werexs & Murphy
Dole
Bottineau
Norta DakoTa
G. W. Baker
Westa Hoor, Forth Dakota
J. A. Johnson
T. F
Tore BottiniraAu
A. R. McKay
McKay & Compan’s
C. A. Leonard
Ertresvang
Court House
Fitzhugh Lee
Geo. Lescault
A. Berthiaume
Wooigiedenster
Deryots Totaeee County
Enat of Stone
Nopt. Dakota
Dr. T. Stus
Vorner
Thompson Streets
Albert Besancon
Rari
R.gleason
Painter & Gleason
Bottineau County
Furntah
Bortineau, North Dakota
Nonna
ApAsson
Nosie, Broop & Adamson
Attorneys At Law
Borrineau, Norra Dakota
AbstractGo
ML Dale
Seo
B. McMiller
Bottineau, North Dakota
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