Revolution in Portugal Proclaims Republic Theophile Braga
Lisbon reports a provisional republican government with Theophile Braga as president and ministers named for foreign affairs justice and war. King Manuel sought safety aboard ships then Portugal's fate remains uncertain as provinces may shift loyalties and royalist troops desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Theophile Braga
Senhor Machano
Senhor Costa
Senhor Telles
Senhor Barreto
Senhor Antonio Comes
Senhor Alonida
London
K Iny Manuel
Sao Paulo
Cascaes
Newcastle
Gibraltar
San Sebastian
England
Madrid
Oporto
Port Huron Man Badly Hurt In Auto Crash
Port Huron automobile man P. C. Greiner was badly injured when his car plunged down a 20 foot embankment. He remains serious though a physician says he has a good chance of recovery. The crash also injured passenger Phil McQuade who is progressing rapidly.
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Port Huron
Mich
P. C. Greiner
Phil McQuade
Foraker Stumps for Harding in Governorship Bid
Joseph B. Foraker, veteran Ohio leader, campaigns publicly in support of Warren G. Harding for the Ohio governorship. The endorsement signals party unity and current political maneuvering ahead of the election season.
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Ohio
Harding
Blame Fixed in Wreck at Staunton Illinois
Springfield Oct 6 The Illinois traction system wreck at Staunton killed 36 and injured 31. Conductor M A Leonard and Motorman Lierman are arrested after investigators found orders to wait at Wall siding on Leonard’s person. Disobedience of orders deemed sole cause.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Traction
Staunton
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
James A. Willoughby
Commission
F. G. Swald
A. R. Layman
Wall Siding
M. A. Leonard
Lierman
Leonard
Cholera Victims Rise as Russian Outbreak Expands
Washington reports 160000 cholera cases and 85000 deaths in Russia. Greek passenger Maozain Scobain died on the Germania voyage and was confirmed cholera by Dr. Anderson of the marine hospital service. The epidemic threatens the Atlantic battleship fleet cruise plans and prompts adjustments.
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Washington
Maozain Scobain
Germania
Swinehorne Island
Anderson
Marine Hospital Service
State Department
Russia
Chicago Market Report and Livestock Prices
Wheat and corn quotations from Chicago show No 2 red at around 96% to 98 1 2 cents, No 2 yellow about 51% to 62 cents, and No 1 northern spring at 1.11 dollars. Live stock in Chicago includes hog receipts around 14 000 with prices from 8.50 to 9.10, cattle around 16 000 with steers to 7.75 and calves to 10.00, and sheep at 6.65 to 7.00 for lambs. Additional notes from Omaha and Dunning Stevens offer cattle, hogs, and sheep figures with multiple price points.
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Chicago
Hoyes
Omaha
Texas
Foreign trip to continue with cholera areas cut if outbreak worsens
The trip will not be abandoned but segments where cholera is epidemic will be removed from the itinerary unless the disease subsides quickly.
Miner Ends Life With 100 Pounds Dynamite Blast
Casper Wyoming October 6 Daniel McMillan an expert in powder and dynamite at the North American asbestos mines killed himself by placing 100 pounds of dynamite beneath him. He was blown to atoms at the 400 foot level of the mine. The mine owners offered no reason for the act.
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Casper
Wyo
Daniel McMillan
Weather forecast提
Illinois partly cloudy with a chance of showers in the far south. Indiana unsettled with showers. Wisconsin and Iowa generally fair with cooler conditions in the north.
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Indiana
Wincorsin
Iowa
Baseball standings and results from National League
National League standings show Chi 97 48 .669 and Cin 78 87 .477. New York 89 59 .601, Brooklyn 62 88 .414, Pittsburgh 86 63 .577, St Louis 60 86 .411, Philadelphia 75 75 .500, Boston 50 99 .336. Weather and rain affect St Louis and Pittsburgh games.
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National League
W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. Chi
Cin
N. Y
Brook
Pitts
St. L
Phil
Bos
Archbishop Farley Conducted Cathedral Dedication Services
Archibishop Farley led the dedication rites for the new cathedral, delivering a sermon on faith and community. Dignitaries and parishioners gathered as the archbishop blessed altars, nave spaces, and stained glass during the solemn ceremony.
Gunfight in Colorado: Lieutenant Governor Seizes Speaker Chair
In Denver on October 6, Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald led a large number of senators into the lower house to press a direct primaries dispute report. They forced their way to the middle of the floor, seized the speaker's chair, and remained as a joint committee reported inability to agree, amid uproar and protest.
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Denver
Colo
Fitzgerald
Senate
House
Colorado
Luther
Early baseball scores and lineups from city games
In Washington Boston and Philadelphia there were tied and decisive scores with player lineups listed for Hunt Bradley Hughes Fisher Blair Plank Coombs Mack and others. Detroit Cleveland games feature Mitchell Smith Mullin Casey and a final tallies comparison.
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Washington
R. H.E. Boston
Hunt and Bradley
Groome
Reisling
Ainsmith
Philadelphia
R. H. E. New York
Hughes
Fisher
Blair
Plank
Coombs
Mack
Detroit
R. H. E. Cleveland
Mitchell
Smith
Mullin
Casey
R. H
Cleveland
Stone Wi Wisdemasia
Blanding
Land
Summer
Stanage
Courage and Tenacity in Time of Emergency
A reflective piece urges steadfast purpose and daring in crises. It emphasizes separation from the crowd and a refusal to admit defeat, highlighting the value of courage and resilience in adversity.
Hammerstein to Build Opera House in London
Oscar Hammerstein announced that site negotiations for his new opera house on Kings Way are finished and building will start within a fortnight.
Aguilera's Body Home for Final Resting Place
The remains of Gen. Francisco Aguilera, Cuba's ten years' war hero who died in 1877 and lay in New York, arrived in Havana from Tampa aboard the Cuban revenue cutter Yara. They are received with honors and will lie in state at the city hall before being taken to Bayamo, his old home, by train escorted by President Gomez and officials.
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Bayamo
Gen. Aguilera
Havana
Francisco Aguilera
Cuba
New York
Tampa
Gomez
Aguilera
Markets show mixed receipts and higher hog prices in Chicago
Chicago markets report estimated hog receipts at 12000 with prices 8 60 to 9 15 for light hogs and 9 05 to 9 20 for porkers. Cattle and sheep totals run strong and steady with beef at 4 70 to 8 00 and native sheep 2 50 to 4 25. Grain closes with wheat around 99 to 105 and oats near 33 to 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local Market Prices In Washington City
Prices listed for hay straw flour bran shorts corn meal and butter on the Washington City market with per load and per hundred rates. Poultry prices for fowls and roosters noted alongside grain and feed costs in a brief daily market tally.
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Washington City
Committee Decides Testimony Required Without Reserve
Chicago October 6 The senate committee rules all witnesses must testify fully including J Broderick and O Browne who argued for limited answers. Mrs Charles H Luke widow of the late representative testifies amid illness as doctors attend to her eyesight while Henry Terrill is said to have offered $1000 to vote for Lorimer prior to the bribery probe.
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Chicago
J. Broderick
O'Neil Browne
Lorimer Senate
Sangamon
Broderick
Lee O'Neil Browne
Austrian
Dawson
Browne
Robert E.wilson
Milwaukee
Browne and Bik
Charles H. Luke
Tor
Aol
Dee
Henry Terrill
Twenty-ninth District
Jacob Groves
Ter
Lorimer
Mam. Luke
Mrs Young Seeks Walsh Pardon in Washington
Mrs Bila Young superintendent of Chicago public schools and president of the National Educational association is in Washington urging the pardon of John Walsh the convicted banker. She met with the dean of justice to endorse Walsh’s release from the Leavenworth penitentiary.
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Chicago
Bila Young
Chi Public Schools
National Educational Associa
Washington
John Walsh
Young
Walsh
Leaworth
Cyclist Hospitalized After Route 4 Motorcycle Crash
Joseph McCarthy of Chicago sustained serious injuries in an Aurora crash while riding from Chicago to Elgin. He collided with a rut near Eola at about fifty miles per hour and was thrown headfirst, taken to Charles Hospital in Aurora.
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Aurora
Ill
Joseph McCarthy
Jackson Avenue
Chicago
Charles Hospital
McCarthy
Elgin
Eola
Cleminson Granted Stay By Illinois Supreme Court
The Illinois Supreme Court granted a supersedeas in the case of Dr. Haldane Cleminson who was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife. Attorney Joseph R. Burres filed the application for the stay.
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Chicago
Supreme Court of Illinois
Haldane Cleminson
Joseph R. Burres
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Manuel
Portugal
BRAGA
Senhor Amaro Gomes
Senhor Leno
Joseph B. Foraker
Leonora
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Henry EL Stimson
John A.dix
American Press Association
Weather Forecast
St. Louis
J. Louis
Pittsburg
Archbishop Farley
Off Foley
Guergion
Assembly Committee
W. L. Pet
W. L. Pet. Phil
Ciev
N.Y
Det
Chi
United States Senate Committee
Mno Bhueaig Kaeflis Faimproe
Acer Sue G
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Postal Telegraph Building
Ilinois
Seetee
Relster & Son
John A. Babcock
U.S. Yards
Illinois
Representative Luke
Cleminson
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