Portugal under martial law amid censoring unrest
Reports from Lisbon depict harsh censorship as Portugal proclaims martial law and forms a new cabinet led by Rear Admiral do Amaral. Observers note royalist and republican forces clash in the capital, with murder and political upheaval shaping a tense path toward stability while Spanish frontier troops tighten a border barrier.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Oring
Franconi
Cabiet
Nppesiion
Franco
Temps
Ninets
Peonte
Do Amaral
Monarts
New Britain Bank and Directors Under Scrutiny
The chartered bank in New Britain faced questions over a flawed audit. Auction results showed one fleet sale at twelve and three other items allotted to President Zrearne, with directors Weo and Charlo Paterson named amid the concerns.
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Britain
People’s Re Bank of
New Benin
Tormarrow
Zrearne
Bank Gonrns
Charlo Patarsen
Fire alarm at 48 Brighy Street ends with no damage
Blurred OCR report notes a chimney fire around 408 oclock at an unknown company. The oven and a coupling were involved but no damage occurred. A residence at 8 Prospect is described as occupied by Willie. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Brighy Stretthy
Mclock
Alexander
New Haven Economic Club Dinner ticket rush near deadline
Tickets for the New Haven Economic Club banquet at the Tontine hotel Thursday are scarce as applications rush in. Speakers include John F Perry of Southport former state house speaker, Michael Kenaley Republican state chairman, and Stiles Judson state’s attorney designate for Fairfield County. Colonel Isaac M Ullman is also slated to speak if present.
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New Haven
Tontine Hotel
Lven
John 4. Perry
Southport
House of Representatives
Michael Kenealy
Stiles Judson
Samuel Fessenden
Fairfield County
Isaac M. Ullman
Gambling at High School Sparks Investigation Probe
Detectives Ponnelin and Healy reported gambling activity at a high school site. A student from a certain group was singled out, questioned, and placed under supervision as the principal and staff consider restitution measures and potential disciplinary action.
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Ponnelin
Healy
Selon Ae
Voung Tan
Hie
Mnte Elven
Poima
Eight Hour Work Day Fails Yet Again at State Convention
At Bridgeport the state convention of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners debates an eight hour day for mill carpenters. The body approves delaying action, weighing a conference with Interstate Builders and dealers. Action on a general state demand expected tomorrow as outsiders vow support for the move.
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Bridgeport
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
W Breckenridge
New Haven
Interstate Builders, Contractors and Dealers’ Association
Baia
New Haven Las Spring
Breeckenstige
Itte
Tn-Merter
New Britain
Tay Ak
Chetill Carpenters
Ress Somimiller
State experts examine Thaw at Matteawan hospital
A brief preliminary examination of Harry K. Thaw at Matteawan state hospital by Dr. Allan W. Ferriss and Dr. Lamty found no final opinion. Mrs. Thaw and counsel visited, expressing gloom at the scene and noting his decor on the walls as depressive, while Thaw’s lawyers prepare for possible court action in Supreme Court.
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Poughkeepsie
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Allan W. Ferriss
New York State
Langer Commission
Mien
Albany
Lamty
Thaw
Ferriss
Lani
E Ion Nesbit Thaw
Daniel
Reilly
Thew
New York
Matteawan
Wlinsell
Thai
Fy Kelly
Colingel
Harry
Weitheedpy
William
Evans
Jellifte
Supreme Court
Hatel
Fishkill
Taft Republicans Hear Manila Dispatches At Convention
Manila dispatches reported to General Clarence H. Edwards from the insular affairs bureau described the Chicago Republican convention as enthusiastic and unanimous with strong resolutions adopted. Delegates and alternates named include A J Croesfield and Charles Reynalda with William Norris and Thomas Hartig.
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Washington
Manila
Chicago
Clarence Héwants
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Ajb
Croesfield
Mharies
Reynalda
Albay
William F. Norris
Thomas Hartig
Lawsuer
Edwards
Shooting at Harvard injures Harvard student in Cambridge
Cambridge February 3 Harvard freshman Robert Senewick Minot Jr of Dover Mass was taken to Stillman Infirmary with a bullet wound thought self inflicted. He had been worrying recently about a girl and his recovery is doubtful. Minot is about twenty years old and son of Robert Senewick Minot, a former Williams College student.
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Cambridge
Mass
Robert Senewick Minot, Jr
Dover
Elizabeth Porter Dies at 86. Early Farmington Educator
Elizabeth Porter, 86, longtime head of the Young Ladies Seminary in Farmington, died at the Porter homestead, where she was born. Daughter of Rev. Goren Porter, she preceded by sister Mary Porter who died in 1900. Funeral arrangements announced for Wednesday afternoon.
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Farmington
Elizabeth Porter
Porter
Goren Porter
Mary Porter
Youne Ladion Seminary
Blackmail Trial Shifts to Superior Court in Danbury
Danbury, Conn. February features a tainted case as Julius Wilton faces charges of attempting to blackmail a party and evading authorities. The defense seeks a hearing in Superior Court to challenge a $280 ruling while police struggle to secure decisive charges.
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Danbury
Jule Wilton
Chareed Air
Fleet observers mark thaw as children fete events
In general news, youngsters attend a fleet observance amid a thaw while other items note censorship in Portugal, police promotions, local appointments, and upcoming events. The column ties to civic happenings, society notices, and a wide range of local items across multiple cities, including New Britain and Wallingford, with references to plans, deaths, and public concerns.
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Bryan
Portugal
Wallingford
Stain Carpenters Cor
New New Britain
Elisabeth Panter
No Trolley Books and Fire Department Requests
City board discussion covers trolley ticket books and fire department needs without ads. Aldermen debate horse purchases, vestibules on cars, and location for a contagious disease hospital, with petitions on street extensions and playgrounds referred to committees.
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Board of Allermen Jaet
Walter Leigh
Board of
Aldermny
Fair Haven
Tndtestor
Arion
Waltar Leighty
Healy
Mellon
Anderman
Anthony Carroll
Devine
Bennett
Ensna
Miller
Burks, Vanacore, Foley and Jacobs
Fangher
Leonard
Berman
Crater Cunningham
Water Leigh
Ao TF Smith
Trafic
Connecticut Company
New Maven
Bureau of
Peart Street
Orange Street
Jamies Firlowes
New Haven Lawn
Whitney Aivenue
John B. Carrington
Lawn Club
Burda
James Pelvines
James T Moran
Francs E. Wayland
ForaRo, Alderenan
Oas
MhMer East Rocke
Marlow
Malray Stanton
Janeen and
Looe
Bryan Critiques Roosevelt and Railroads Policy Stance
At a hotel reception Bryan contrasts Roosevelt’s approach with Democratic policy on railroad incorporation, tariff revision, and direct election of senators. He argues for public ownership and railway value assessment via ICC, while urging rapid tariff reform after the election and criticizing party lines on imperialism.
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Reating
Fey
Williags Jennings Bryan
Rockevell
Thay
Ronnvelty
Roosevelt
Mrvan Agid
Ieee
Wime
St Bryan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taeitt
Nner
Aldy
Butlers
United States
Steamer St Cuthbert Burned Off Nova Scotia Coast
The steamer St Cuthbert burned off the Nova Scotian coast this afternoon. Fifteen crew members were drowned trying to abandon a sinking boat. Thirty seven others including the captain were rescued by the White Star liner Cymrie, which then proceeded to Boston with survivors. A wireless message from Caplan Finch of Cyanite confirmed the loss.
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Boston
Sons
Caplan Finch
Raisuli Surrenders Details From Tangier Rescue Claim
London reports a telegraphic note from Tangier stating that Raisuli promises to deliver Caid Sie Mar rY Maclean to a designated location by this evening after seven months as a prisoner. Maclean, an Englishman, led the Murcoed army and was captured through treachery. Ransom demands range from 2 190 000 to 9 000 000 dollars.
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London
Sritieh Charge De-Aftakes
Tangier
Moricer
Rateull
Caid
Maclean
Harry Maclean
Murcoed
Ralsall
Rairgue
Not a Japanese Plot Washington February report
The commanding officer of the battleship Chie reports coal theft at Port of Spain Trinidad where a five inch long dynamite stick was found among New River coal from Berwind-White Coal Mining. The device appears mined in the coal and went unnoticed during loading.
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Washington
Chie
Fortuna
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Leheth
Berwind- White Coal Mining Company
Newport News
Federal warrant issued for Louis Ammerman arrest
A federal warrant was issued last night for Louis Ammerman on charges of stealing and passing money orders after a Hartford hearing. City authorities had detained him for passing a worthless check at Steinert Music, but plan to defer to federal action due to multiple complaints of forged money orders. Ammerman faces trial in Connecticut or Hartford, or possibly in New York. authorities also note a Lewiston Maine case for passing forged checks under the name Albert Schnier.
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Win
Wright
Louis Ammermaan
Hartford
Frst
Ammermity
Iene Tosted
Steinert Music
Ammerman
Ist
Focal
Connec Newl
New York
Captain Cowles
Lewiston
Albert Schnier
Stolen Printer Supplies At Norman Printers Supply
A county detective halted a systematic burglary at Norman Printers Supply yesterday afternoon. Fred Preven, previously jailed, was arrested by Detective Horna on charges of theft from the supply store. He allegedly confessed to a cargo of stolen goods and a store room burglary while claiming boots were nailed to a chair outside the location on Chamber Street.
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Norman Peinters Supply Company
Fred Preven
Horna
Naren
Treat Prever
Psu
My Geraldine crowd-pleasing New Haven theater piece
The New Haven theater opened its work with the play My Geraldine featuring Bartley Campbell’s work. Local talent received abundant applause for strong performances from McShane and Geraldine, with praise for Miss A for Thy Mona and Maurice Arden’s portrayal by Peter H. Campton.
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Bartley Campbell
New Haven
Pee Henrasan
Bat
Treland
Mary Carroll
Helle
Rychia
Arlen
Phil Careail
Mary
Ala
Geraldine
France
Mary Carel
Maurice Arden
Medhane
MeShane
Larry
Meshine
Mathe Arden
Teddy Crow
Willian J Chebin Patderind
Phil Carrel
Peter H. Campton
Iran
L. McCabe
Cregan
Annie McDonald-Curran
Anna Raer
Nore
Charles
Lanklay
Brees P
Weather Forecast for Eastern New York and New England
Weather record from Washington forecasts for Friday and Wednesday. Eastern New York: fair Tuesday, Wednesday increasing cloudiness and warmer with northwest winds. New England: fair Tuesday with Wednesday warmer, west winds becoming variable.
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Washington
New York
New England
Reception Held for Maj Brown at Second Regiment Armory
A grand reception in honor of Major Frederick F Brown of the Governors Foot Guard drew about 1,500 guests to the Second Regiment Armory last night. Governor and Mrs Woodruff led the receiving line as guardsmen in full dress and guests in formal attire filled the hall with music from the Wheeler and Wilson band of Bridgeport. The event, praised as one of the season’s finest society affairs, featured elegant decor, dancing, and plans for an annual Foot Guard reception.
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Governors Font Guard
Frederick F Brown
Second Regiment
Col Ghard
New York
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston
Putnam Phalant
Hartford
Cr. K
Governor's Foot Guard
Foot Guards
Tommy Atking
Foot Guard
Co. F
Armory
Yale
Haveners
Society of Oboe
Wheeler and Wilsen
Bridgeport
Fidor
Walta
Meadow Street
Arsenal
Ths Armory
Fw, Brown
Mra
R. S&s
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Philippines
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William A. Wright
Sear
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