Riots in Lisbon after voting ends kill and wound many
In Lisbon riots followed elections as republicans and monarchists clashed. Guards fired into the crowd near St Dominique and Santos, killing several and wounding about a hundred. Army patrols and police guarded streets while arrests topped two hundred and stores closed early. Queen Amelie wept as Lisbon remained tense and government officials investigated responsibility.
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Yater
Lisbon
Portugal
Amelie
I Deleomy
Manuel
Secral
St. Dominique
Tushon
Jaga
Alamida
Manezes
Alphonso da Costa
Ubertty
Santos
Abruzzi Attends Family Conference on Miss Elkins Match
In Rome the Duke of the Abruzzi held talks with King Victor Emmanuel and will meet again with a family council including the Count of Turin and the Duke of Aosta to discuss a proposed marriage to Miss Katherine Elkins. The mood suggests the King’s consent may be forthcoming.
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Rome
Miss Elkins
Effie Metzger divorce over bartender husband bars in church
Mrs. Effie Metzger, a cultured singer active in Tabernacle and First Presbyterian Church choirs, was granted a divorce after revealing her husband’s bartending career led to social pressure and job loss. She could not support herself and turned to the stage. Also noted are an allusion to an auction of fine furnishings at Sloan Galter’s and travel details for an Easter trip and a new hotel opening.
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Effie Metzbiger
Tabernacle Presbyrian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Goulds divorce duel details actor rumors and drink saga
Special to The Washington Post reports Howard Gould answering a separation suit by wife Katherine Clemmons Gould. He accuses her of intoxication and public scandal involving Dustin Farnum and other episodes, including a dream of a castle at Port Washington and repeated drunken outbursts that strained staff and contractors.
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Katherine Clemmons
Castle Gould
Washington Post
New York
Howard Gould
Justice Dowling
Gould
Mrs. Gould
Dustin Barnum
New England
Brooklyn
Farnum
Castle Kilkenny
Ireland
Gustle Gould
Goulds
Goulds Wife Causes Humiliation At Banquets And Theatres
In a Nebraska suite of testimony Secretary Gould details Mrs Gould's alleged drinking and boisterous conduct across venues from Palm Beach to St. Thomas and a wedding in February 1905. He cites incidents at restaurants, theaters, and a church, plus a $65,000 jewelry purchase to spite him, while denying responsibility for the spouse's actions.
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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
Supreme Court
Mrs. Gould
St. Thomas
Castle Gould
Howard
Deweler
Boats Chase Wild Steers On East River
A fleet of tug boats pursued a drove of wild Texas steers swimming in the East River after a Lehigh Valley float sank near North Ninth Street Brooklyn. About fifteen steers reached shore, many others were drowned as deckhands opened hatch doors and the herd fled toward docks amid lasso attempts and tugs aiding the chase.
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New York
East River
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bryan's Role in Treaty of Paris Debate Sparks War Talk
The Secretary of War defends McKinley Roosevelt policy and expansion after Bryan attacked their stance on the Philippines. He credits Bryan with ratifying the Paris treaty and aiding U S sovereignty over Puerto Rico and the Philippines, while criticizing Bryan for opposing continued expansion and self government efforts.
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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 Nation Faces Cabinet Change After Resignation
London April 6. King Edward summons Asquith to Biarritz to discuss cabinet crisis as Campbell Bannerman illness triggers reshuffle warnings. Churchill eyed for Manchester seat. ministers likely to retire. Asquith expected to become premier with Rosebery possible to join later. Lloyd George and Churchill named in new cabinet. Parliament adjourned to arrange Easter writs amid political tension.
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London
Herbert H. Asquith
Exchequer
Edward
Biarritz
Dover
Calais
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Henry
Asquith
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 Not Rule Union Pacific in Monopoly Case
In Salt Lake City April, Harriman and other defendants filed general denials in the government suit to dissolve the Harriman railroad system. He contests ownership claims, denies conspiring to restrain trade, and outlines that Union Pacific is not an autonomous rate setter. The filing asserts overlapping directorships do not give UP control over affiliated lines and explains routing and competition limits across the Pacific Coast network. Judge Hough later granted a motion to vacate a subpoena in Walker v Harriman, dismissing that portion of the case.
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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
Union Pacific
Union Pabfle
Pacific Coast
Portland
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Missouri River
Union Pacife
Greg
San Francisco
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Portland and Asilatle Steamship Company
Asiatic
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Central Pacific
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Maxwell Evart
Edward H. Harriman
Henry Melville Walker
Walker
Portland, Nehalem and Tillamook Railroad
Gregson
Taft Urges Major Army Reorganization For War Readiness
Secretary of War Taft proposes a sweeping program to raise regulars to 125000 and create a 50000 strong volunteer reserve. He argues current patchwork growth harms efficiency and calls for reorganization across infantry cavalry artillery staff and support services to enable rapid expansion in war and strengthen national defense.
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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
Captains of politics pay tribute to retiring premier
In the annals of history there is no man who after long years in public contention has laid down the highest office under the Crown more universally beloved. Tributes from Mr Balfour and Mr Redmond reflect a personal sense of loss felt across the house.
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Balfour
Redmond
China Rejects Japan Postal Plan in Manchuria
Peking reports the foreign board rejected Japan's proposal for a reciprocal postal arrangement in Manchuria citing it would infringe China's sovereign rights. Japan sought recognition of telegraph stations outside railway zones in Chinese routes while China would restrict mail carriage on imperial railways to Chinese mails under the 1903 China Japanese convention.
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Peking
Chinese Foreign Board
Japan
Manchuria
China
Department of Posts
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