Riots Over Portuguese Election Kill and Wound Dozens
Lisbon amid chaos as guards fire on crowds near a church after voting ends. One dead and about a hundred wounded as monarchists clash with republicans and police, with thousands arrested and streets in a feverish unrest. Queen Amelie weeps as the king vows restraint. patrols and gun placements continue through the night.
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Yater
Lisbon
Portugal
Amelie
Ol Dheimei
Teksharmies
Kins Caraml
St. Tominique
Wien i
Sr. Bormanique
Jeophiteh
Phex
Ce Ghardsmen
Wien
Cay Ho
I Deleomy
Manuel
Secral
St. Dominique
Tushon
Jaga
Alamida
Manezes
Alphonso da Costa
Ubertty
Santos
Abruzzi in Good Humor Plans Royal Family Conference
In Rome the Duke of the Abruzzi, after meeting King Victor Emmanuel, arranges a family council with the King and Count of Turin to discuss a possible marriage to Miss Katherine Elkins. Duke of Aosta attends. indications are that the King’s consent may be forthcoming.
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Rome
Miss Elkins
Effie Metziger Divorced Over Bartender Husband Choir Ban
Washington Post Indianapolis April 6 Effie Metziger fined culture and choir claim notes her husband was a bartender leading to her resignations from Tabernacle Presbyterian Church and First Presbyterian Church positions. She later turned to the stage for livelihood as the divorce was granted. Also notices auction sale furniture antiques Sloan Galleries 1407 G Street opens tomorrow 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Easter Crepe May and a new million dollar hotel opens April 11 plus rail route details Cape May travel schedule.
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New Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Cape May
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Effie Metzbiger
Tabernacle Presbyrian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Crepe
Pennsylvania Deaware River Bridge
New, Hotel
Howard Gould's Answer Details Mrs Gould’s Alleged Acts
Special to The Washington Post reveals Howard Gould's answer to his wife's separation suit. He claims Katherine Clemmons Gould, once Katherine Clemmons, was enamored with actor Dustin Farnum and followed him across New England and on tour, creating public scandal. He also cites extensive intoxication at Castle Gould and in various cities, a failed castle project, and repeated abusive conduct toward contractors and staff.
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Washington Post
New York
Howard Gould
Justice Dowling
Gould
Mrs. Gould
Dustin Farnum
New England
Brooklyn
Farnum
Gowd
Philadelphia
Ballevue-Stratford
Atlantic
Lynchburg
Mr. Gould
Blue Gap Farm
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Castle Gould
Shepard
Cairo
Port Washington
L. I
Castle Kilkenny
Ireland
Gustle Gould
Goulds
Goulds Misdirected Nightlife Revealed in Court Testimony
In a Nebraska case linked to William H Taft, Mrs Gould is described as boisterous in public, drinking heavily and causing social embarrassments from 1904 to 1905. Henry Gould testifies that her conduct at dinners, theaters, and a 1905 wedding disrupted servants and guests, with detailed accounts of nightly liquor intake and extravagant purchases.
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Gould
Sherry’s
Casino
toLlten
New England Society
Nebr
William H. Taft
Nebraska
McKinley Club
Tary
Mr. Gould
Palm Beach
Weat Eighty-seventh Street
Eighty-seventh Street
St. Regis
Boats Chase Wild Steers In East River Spectacle
A Lehigh Valley Railroad float carrying thirty steers and coal sank after leaking in the East River near North Ninth Street Brooklyn. Debris swamped the water as steer calves leaped overboard and chased by tugboats the others drowned or were captured upriver.
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New York
East River
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Political clash over treaty of Paris and Philippine policy
A government statement rebukes William Jennings Bryan for opposing expansion and criticizes his role in the ratification of the Paris treaty. It argues Bryan aided the Philippines’ governance under U.S. sovereignty and cites progress in Puerto Rico and the Philippines after eight years of administration.
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Philippines
Aly
William Jennings Bryan
Brayn
Pacis
United States
McKinley
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Bryan
Spanish War; But This Does Not Prevent A Fierce Assault By Mr. Bryan
Porto Rico
Cubs
Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
Porta Rico
Asquith Named Leader as Cabinet Threatens Change
London April 6 Herbert H. Asquith is summoned by King Edward to meet in Biarritz as cabinet crisis looms after Campbell-Bannerman illness. Churchill hopeful for Manchester seat but risks from Peckham losses. Asquith may reshuffle, seek Rosebery accord, and keep current ministers unless elections force broader changes.
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Paris
Place We
Bastille
General Federation of Labor
London
Herbert H. Asquith
Exchequer
Edward
Biarritz
Dover
Calais
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Henry
Asquith
Winston Sprucer Churchill
Manchester
Peckham
Earl of Elgin
Marquis of Ripon
Privy Sal
Tweedmouth
Admiralty
H. J. Gladstone
Home Department
John Sinclair
Scotland
Hf. H. Fowler
Duchy of Lancaster
Mr. Asquith
Lord Rosebery
David Lloyd-George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Walter Runcefman
The
Treasury
Churchil
Fins
Colonial Office
David Lldyd- Georges
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Mirrell
John F. Redmond
Bannerman
Ireland
Liberal Party
Harriman Answers in Suit Against Rail Monopolies
Salt Lake City April coverage of the United States suit to dissolve Harriman rail systems. Harriman and partners deny stock ownership aimed at killing competition. Officials including Schiff Kahn Siliman resignations noted. Judge Hough grants Harriman motion to vacate subpoena in related breach case. Easter Cape May tour ad closes the piece.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
W. A. Clark
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Ealt Lake
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Schiff
Kahn
Skahn, Loeb & Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Portland and Asilatle Steamship Company
Asiatic
Union Pacific
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Central Pacific
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Pacific Coast
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Maxwell Evart
Edward H. Harriman
Henry Melville Walker
Walker
Portland, Nehalem and Tillamook Railroad
Gregson
Taft for Big Army Wants 125000 Regulars
Secretary of War Taft calls for a sweeping reform plan to expand and reorganize the U S Army including a larger infantry, expanded cavalry, a Philippine scouts unit, Porto Rican regiment, machine gun and signal corps upgrades, and a 50000 volunteer reserve to ensure readiness for war while addressing legislative gaps and maintaining efficiency amid past strains and desertions.
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John Callan O'Laughlin
Arty
Goovernment
William H. Taft
Taft
War Department
Philippine Scouts
Ordnance Department
Signal and Engineer Corps
Seacecast Artillery Corps
Army
General Staff
Supply Department
Congress
Tribute to retiring premier elicits bipartisan praise
In parliament the retiring premier is hailed as universally beloved after long years in public contention. Mr Balfour and Mr Redmond express sympathy and regard it as a personal loss to the nation.
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Balfour
Redmond
China rejects Japan plan on Manchuria post routes
Peking reports the Chinese foreign board rejected Japan s reciprocal postal scheme in Manchuria saying it would infringe China s sovereignty. Japan proposed China recognize telegraph stations outside railway zones in its postal routes. The government also directs posts to follow the 1903 China Japan convention allowing only Chinese mails on imperial railways.
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Japan
Thia
Philippines
China
Cuba
Alaska
Hawaii
Panama
United States
Chicago
Baltimore
San Francisco
Mississippi Valley
Peking
Chinese Foreign Board
Manchuria
Department of Posts
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Sloan Galters
G Street
Callbidion
Howard
Katherine Clemmons
Castle
Ot Shaffer
11Th & L
Tal
Supreme Court
St. Thomas
Deweler
Johnson Braos
F St
King
Churchill
Rosebery
House of Commons
Y Banking
Palon Truat Co
Union Pabfle
Ogden
Missouri River
Union Pacife
Greg
Quilines
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