Funeral Pageant Through Lisbon Marks Mourning Rites
A grand Lisbon funeral procession for Portugal's monarchs unfolds from the palace to the Church of St Vicente. Envoys ride in historic coaches as guards, ships, and bells honor the late king and prince, while crowds line streets in solemn tribute and officials close shops along the route.
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Alan
Duke of Connacht
Eresterick
Fernanda
Oporti
Tragic Fredericktown Murder Shocks Town
Mrs Jane Bowers of Pleasant Walk Fredericktown was found murdered in her home. Her body was mutilated into many fragments with a ring used to identify her. Her brother Thomas McPherson, visiting, is missing and suspected of mental instability. Coroner’s jury rules death by unknown hands. A purse with about $10 and a bloodstained ax were found at the scene. Henry Flock alerted authorities after a driver noticed no smoke from the chimney. The crime occurred between yesterday afternoon and 11 oclock this morning.
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Pleasant Walk
Washington Post
Fredvick
Jane Gowers
Sxty
Frederck Geum
Thoms McPherson
Mageretown
Clorkck
Coup for Foraker Ignored Taft Committee
Independent Republicans in Toledo are blocked from voting as Ohio election officials print a full slate of Foraker delegates, risking a split Taft delegation. Burton predicts Taft victory though legal challenges loom, while Toledo delegates hinge on Supreme Court rulings and secretary of state rulings on independent voters.
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Taft
Toledo
Washington Post
Teveland
Oth
Washington
Holcomb
Beard
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Election Board
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Faraker
Supreme Court of Ohio
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Ohio
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State Committee
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Lst
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Campatena
Samuel Jones
Brand Whitlock
Thaw Release Opposed by District Attorney Jerome
Report from New York states District Attorney Jerome will oppose any petition to release Barry K Thaw from Matteawan Asylum. Jerome cites Thaw family insanity and his current presumed insanity as reasons to keep him confined. He says Thaw's behavior has been routine and unremarkable with no recent alarming incidents.
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Washington Fes
New York
Gey
Jerome
Barry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Yale Professor to Wed as Williams President
Special to The Welhington Fe t New York reports Dr Carter a former president of Williams College and professor at Yale University obtained a marriage license today in Watertown. His fiancée, Mrs Milzaneth Sabin Leake, is 68. Carter, 70, has taught Latin at Williams 1864 to 1872 and German at Yale 1873 to 188, later serving as Williams president. He has learned credentials, writings, and a life of Mark Hopkins to his name. Leake is widow of Franklin Leake, and Carter is a widower. The couple proceed toward marriage under scrutiny of local officials and university circles.
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Charles D. Sahin
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Sarah Leavenworth
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Yale
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Ceram Vale
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Mark Hopkins
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Unversity Chub
John Callan O'Laughlin
Washington Post
Albany
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Capitol
Tose
Ami
Beaten Off Three Robbers in Harlem Assault
Frederick R. Page, a Boston contractor, was attacked by three men in Harlem while returning to his lodgings on West 18th Street. He defended himself but sustained scalp wounds and was hospitalized after being found unconscious on the sidewalk by a patrolman near 121st Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.
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Frederick R.page
Boston
Harlem
Page
West 18Th Street
121Th Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Bandits' Victim In Danger In Wake Of Slayings
Woburn Maass reports Edward Holland, target of a trio of highwaymen who terrorized Woluen and taursay night, was found in precarious condition today after the search concluded. Union Trust banking dept and associated firms say they remain under government oversight while continuing interest on accounts.
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Maas
Tetas
Woluen
Edward Lolland
Banking Dept. of Union Trust
Western Pacific Railroad to Use Electricity for Power
A San Francisco despatch says the Western Pacific Railroad from Salt Lake City to San Francisco is to use electricity for motive power. The management hopes to implement this as soon as feasible. The note also mentions a coal promotion by Johnson Bros. at 1312 F Street.
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Theasnington
New York
San Francisco
Western Pacific Railroad
Wivel
Golt
Salt Lake
Iron President Self-Slain In Illinois Capital
Frank W. Gould, 55, president of Union Malleable Iron Co and trustee head at Western Illinois Hospital for the Insane, killed himself in Watertown after heavy losses in private fortune and Illinois Straw Products Co. No charges of dishonesty. mind believed temporarily affected by financial setbacks. Gould’s son in law Joshua Hale of Newburyport, Mass, reputed millionaire.
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Frank W. Gould
Union Malleabla Iron Company
Western Illinois Hospital For the Insane
Watertown
Gould
Illinois Straw Products Company
Rock Falls
Ill
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Toledo Morning Paper Sold to Daily Citizen Owner
The Toledo Times, city’s only daily morning paper, is sold by the Scripps-McRae Syndicate to George Dun, owner of the Daily Citizen. The Citizen will be discontinued with today’s issue, and Dun takes charge of the Times immediately. Muskegon Chronicle notes a price rise from 1 cent to 2 cents due to white paper costs.
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Ohio
Toledo Times
Scripps-McRae Syndicate
George Dun
Daily Citizen
Citizen
The
Times
Muskegon
Mich
Chronicle
News
Vassar Alumnae Rally to Oppose Move of House of Refuge
Vassar alumnae meeting at Delmonico’s denounces a plan to relocate the House of Refuge near Poughkeepsie within four miles of the college. President Taylor warned the move would endanger a $2,000,000 campus and alarm parents of students. Strong resolutions vow to mobilize members to influence the legislature. Addresses by Hamilton W. Matie and Prof. Sloan preceded new officers elected: President Mrs William Reynolds Brown, Secretary Miss Allen Howland, Treasurer Miss Turner.
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New York
Vassar
Delmonice’s
Handails Island
New York Training School For
Poughkeensia
Vassar College
Alum
Taylor
Association
Alumae Association
Hamilton W. Matie
William Milligan Sloan
Columbia
Mra
William Reynolds Brown
Counterfeiter in Pulpit Presiding at Wheaton Church
Convicted counterfeiter Rev. James R Kaye will lead morning and evening services at First Congregational Church Wheaton and supervise Sunday school despite federal conviction. Kaye recently found guilty in U S District Court Springheim and faces two years in Leavenworth penitentiary after release on bond and supersede. The congregation maintains his moral innocence while awaiting sentence and possible liberation.
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Chicago
First Congregational Church
Wheaton
James R Kaye
United States District Court
Springheim
Kave
Shoul
Leagthworth
Kans
Kaye
Springfield
Grosscup
Kentucky Board Raises Southern Pacific Assessment to 10 Million
The Jefferson County board of tax supervision in Louisville Kentucky raised the Southern Pacific Company's assessment from 500000 to 10000000. The company, incorporated in Kentucky, maintains an office at Beechmont near Louisville. The report notes financial terms and real estate lending offerings.
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Kentucky Board
Louisville
Jefferson County
Gries Day Defends Malefactors and Bank Deposits Policy
Chancellor James R. Day of Syracuse University denounces disloyal slander and defamation of commerce while warning that attacks on business risk a square deal. Gov. Hughes sends regrets to a bankers dinner as Representative Fowler advocates a $700,000,000 federal deposit guaranty and notes the need for a safer banking system amid calls for state guarantees and postal savings.
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Albany
Fowler
James R. Day
Syracuse University
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New York State Bankers' Association
Ten Eyck
Troy
New York
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
Chancellor Day
Daniel Webster
Fibesedas
Representative Fowler
United States Treasury
United States
Labor Head Dies of Wounds After Firing Incident
St Louis reports Frank Engleman of Ansac City fleeing the gunfire that killed John Wilson, president and founder of the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes. Engleman was rearrested, Mrs Wilson remains in custody on assault and battery charges, and the couple’s fifteen year old son, who leaped onto his stepfather during the quarrel, is detained at home.
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St. Louis
Frank Engleman
Ofansac
John “J. Wilson
Presiient
International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
Crothers Denies Rumor He Plans Matrimony
Governor Crothers dismisses reports that he contemplates marriage during a stay in Bikton Maryland. He states there is no foundation for the rumor and offers no further comment.
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Washington Post
Bikton
Crothers
Fleet Faces Danger Evans Reports Departure
A navy department cablegram notes the departure from Punta Arenas of the steamer Swift and its powerful currents. The vessel must navigate a passage between lofty mountains, creating a perilous route to the Pacific.ihini
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Navy Department
Punta Arenas
Pacific
American fleet sails Magellan Strait toward Callao
Aethereal battle fleet and torpedo flotilla, accompanied by Chilean Chacabuco, depart Sandy Point aboard ships headed for Callao with a northern diverging route by Smyth Channel. Destroyers stay inside while a Chilean coastward leg precedes a passage past Evangelista toward Valparaiso and Callao.
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Navy Department
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Glacier
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Callao
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Chacabuco
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Magellan Strait
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Cape Froward
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Strait
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Cone
Smyth Channel
Ig Teacher
Talcahunao
Piice
Punta Avenag
Pittsburg
Chile
Ana
Callas
Peru
Frightful starvation case shocks Etna borough in Pittsburgh area
Special to The Washington Post reports in Etna borough two dire families suffered severe hunger with a boy eight found dead. Father Pratt Radmantz, insane, resisted deputies while the family begged for bread. The coroner’s party battered in, the scene described as brutal and alarming as doctors moved them to hospital for care. A separate Boston case involves a strong-box theft from Barton Elevated Railway. several suspects arrested and linked to a broader robbery chain.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Etna
Pratt Rodmantz
H. W. Ochse
Radmantz
Ochse
Radmants
Matt Radmantz, Jr
Tempel
Boston
Hall guilty of fraud in land conspiracy case
Portland capitalized report states former United States Attorney John H. Hall was found guilty of conspiring with the Butte Creek Land Live Stock and Lumber Company to enclose 20000 acres of Wheeler County public land. Trial began January 13 and was vigorously contested with a potential fine up to 1000 and imprisonment up to two years. Counsel for Mail granted sixty days to file notice of appeal and until May 1 to prepare a bill of exceptions. sentence suspended.
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United States
John H. Hall
Butte Creek Land, Live Stock and Lumber Company
Wheeler County
Hughes receptive admiring Roosevelt aide to not seek presidency
New York Governor Charles E Hughes says he did not ask for Sanders removal and cannot be blamed for Stevens' request being misunderstood. He will not push for the nomination or influence delegates, remaining focused on state duties and leaving the outcome to the people.
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Sanders
Stevens
Nott
New Yoke
Ollock
Republican Party
Alepany
Charles DB. Hughes Ae
Delestates
Faction Struggle Over Delegates Tests Governorship
The governor faces a sharp intra party rift as Odell backed by Harriman and Brackett and allies clamor for influence while Parsons and others press for their own picks. The dispute centers on selecting delegates at large and tests the governor’s ability to differentiate supporters.
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