Rioting accompanies election in Lisbon
Lisbon reports fierce election clashes with mobs tearing up pavement and firing on troops. Dispatches note casualties as Portuguese troops clash with rioters in Pedro Square and across the capital. Independent reports from Madrid and Paris describe ongoing violence, with mounted troops patrolling and churches seeing disturbances as Republicans face a heavy campaign and uncertain returns.
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Alcantira
Admiral Evans Improves Amid Springs Trip
Rear Admiral Robley D. Brahe rests and travels by carriage near Mot Springs California as he recovers from illness. A two hour hill ride, mud bath and massage boost his spirits and appetite while crutches aid mobility. Doctors report steady improvement and better sleep. San Diego reports pride as ships prepare to celebrate return home with galas and entertainments.
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California
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Pacific Fleet Sailors Race Events Across Coast
Entertainment plans for the Pacific fleet include boat races with silver trophy caps in San Diego and other Pacific coast ports. San Francisco hosts cap and cash prizes of 100 for each race while championship baseball matches are set between Pacific and Atlantic fleets. Admiral Evans announces rejoining the fleet at San Diego and enjoys hospitality along the coast.
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James T. Daffries
San Diego Way
Pacific Coast
San Prancisco
San Francisco
Keane Mooe
Tim
Y~ Ory
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Pago Robles
Hot Springs
San Diego
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Hanes
Supreme Court upholds New Jersey water pipeline ban
Washington April 6 The constitutionality of the 1906 New Jersey statute prohibiting carrying water by pipelines into other states is upheld by the United States Supreme Court. What the state has, it may keep, said Justice Holmes.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Holmes
Thaw Request for Referee in Annulment Case
Evelyn Nea bit Thaw seeks a referee in a Supreme Court proceeding to annul her marriage to Harry K Thaw. Her attorney Daniel Uitellly filed the formal application this afternoon. Thaw’s counsel A Attiemell Peabody denies the allegation of incapacity and says a bona fide defense will be set up.
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Evelyn Nea
Herry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Hevry
Daniel Uitellly
A. Attiemell Peabody
Evelyn
Peabody
Hawts
WMI
House Passes Sterling Liability Bill in House Vote
Washington April 6 The House passed the Sterling employers liability bill with a 00 to 1 vote. Littlefield of Maine cast the lone negative vote.
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Washington
Laday
Sterling Employers
Littlefeld
Maine
Tragedy in Village as Man Shoots Girl Then Self
A local scene ends in tragedy when a former borough engineer fires at Dorothy Bradley, 16, killing her instantly and then turns the weapon on himself. Gardner, a wealthy local figure, reportedly obsessed with the girl, had accompanied Dorothy to the village church prior to the shooting.
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Sue
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Yen
Rtenery
Headley Nene
Peace Predicted By Ohio and Pennsylvania Operators
A fragmented report notes central figures from Ohio and Pennsylvania arriving to discuss an Interstate conference with the liners. The purpose appears to be formulating a plan connected to the Mayor Tawls and immediate peace cement. Names include C. J. Chapman and other operatives, with a secret meeting planned by night.
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Tawls
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Four Japs Arrested In Mukden Scene
In Mukden in April, Japanese police overpowered several Japanese nationals and turned them over to the Japanese consul for interrogation after a clash with members of the Hate Star. Chinese police, summoned by General Struhaupt, were involved in the incident as rivals and authorities sought to control the unrest.
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Interins
America
Hate Star
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Strulaht
Arronts
Eon Po
Revival of epology and rising tensions in diplomacy
Epology has been revived and diplomatic tension is expected after today’s disturbance tied to a personal quarrel. Officials report no broader conflict, while observers urge restraint as communities monitor for aftershocks.
Minerva Banker Targeted by Black Hand Demand
Canton April 1 reports a Minerva banker Marty Voudh was attacked in a Wildland vault robbery attempt to place $500 in a box and flee. A decoy package drew watchers but no one was harmed or captured.
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Minerva
Canton
Marty Voudh
Annex Collapse Leaves Nine Dead In London
London officials report nine people killed and five others fatally injured when the York Het annex collapsed early today on Uxtont street. The cold structure detonated in what is described as a probable explosion, with many guests trapped inside the hotel area as demolition men worked.
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London
York Het
Uxtont Street
Gas Pipes Melted Fatal Fire On Pearl Street
A Pearl Street fire on Monday left one dead and twenty injured, with several fatally. Flames melted gas pipes in the cellar, causing fumes that overpowered victims as they clung to an ice chute. Some victims fell to the street from the rear of the building.
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New York
Pearl Street
Luntay
Duke of Abruzzi Warm Welcome in Rome
Rome April 6 The Duke of Abruzzi arrived Sunday to the Quirinal and was warmly greeted by the royal family. He conferred long with the king though the meeting's outcome remains unknown. Also, papers show a retelling of incidents surrounding the actor Edwin Booth and a taunting remark at a theater.
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Duke of Aberigel
Quirinal
Mins Ilkia
Judas Brutus Booth
Illinois votes on the liquor question Tuesday
In 2000 towns and cities a statewide vote on liquor is held tomorrow. The campaign is the biggest in state history with prayer meetings, parades, and open-air meetings across communities while churches stay open. If nineteen counties previously voted dry, another large pro prohibition result would leave Illinois largely dry outside Chicago.
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Sprinatell
Apette
Limole
Townehigs
Joel Onion
Suit for damages dismissed in jealousy case
The suit over alleged letters between Miss Mathias and Dr Lowe Keller was dismissed today as counsel for the plaintiff dropped the case after all letters except one were ruled out of evidence. The action stemmed from a jealous rival amid Young society circles in Georgia.
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Lowe Keller
Mathie
Howe
Prin
Johnson and Gray In The Presidential Race In 1904
In Washington April, two avowed candidates Johnson and Gray oppose Bryan for the Democratic nomination. The scene centers on a Houston of party maneuvers as Johnson, Gray, and other leaders seek to block Bryan at Denver. A Chicago bureau aligns with Bryan literature while Beamush of Philadelphia promotes Judge George Giri of Delaware.
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