Revolution in Portugal Reports of Lisbon Uprising
Dispatches from London Madrid and Washington detail a large scale revolt in Portugal with republican forces gaining ground in Lisbon. Reports claim King Manuel's escape to Caxias and possible deployment of loyal troops, while streets erupt in clashes leaving hundreds dead and the republic proclaimed in Lisbon and other cities.
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Cotton mill dispute ends as 130000 idle workers return
In Manchester England the federation of master cotton spinners and workers reached a settlement today ending a rockout that kept 130000 operators from work. Mills expected to reopen Monday.
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Wayward youth drains funds amid warrant chase
Billy, 20, son of a wealthy railroad contractor, spent 1300 after arriving in Peoria for track work. He passed several worthless checks to sustain a dizzying pace. a warrant with extradition papers followed, and a separate thief, BJ Jackson, seen in Hampton with a $500 reward, also troubles Waverly.
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Broderick Denies Giving funds for Lorimer election
ChicagoOct 6 Senator Broderick testified in the senatorial investigation denying promising or giving money or valuables to Holstlaw or any person to secure Lorimer’s election He refused to answer when asked about writing to Holstlaw and faced possible indictment for self incrimination The day featured rapid developments and testimony by Griffin Terrill Graves Donahue Shaw and Luka among others as scrutiny focused on Lorimer votes and payoffs
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Bloomington
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Elderly Man Recovers From Rat Bite in Humeston
A. A. Smith, 76, longtime Waynes county resident, slowly recovers after a rat bite caused blood poisoning. He and his wife plan to celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on the 26th of this month.
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Paralyzed Child Dies in Iowa Town School
Bertha Pennygroth aged 14 residing four miles north of Tipton Ja was taken ill in school Monday and died of infantile paralysis this morning.
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Richard Holmes Salutes Waterloo Bank Opening
Richard Holmes of Waterloo writes in praise of the Black Hawk National Bank and its officers. He commends nearly a century in banking, notes deposits exceeding one million dollars, and urges continued liberal, conservative service to Waterloo and vicinity as the bank celebrates its new building and opening day.
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Oskaloosa Laundry Workers Lockout Drives Citywide Boycott
Oskaloosa Iowa Oct 6 laundry workers locked out after demanding higher wages. Proprieties refused to grant a new scale and all local laundries closed as workers seek business in nearby towns. In Hartley an apparent homicide ends with the killer shooting the girl then himself in a pasture near her home.
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Knight of Pythias tribunal halts decision on high officials
Des Moines Iowa October 6 evening press reports legal technicalities keep the Knight of Pythias tribunal from ruling today on several high officials. The record will be studied before any decision. William M Warvis of Muscatine is cleared for not being present when letters were sent. T B S Wadd's case likely to be heard this afternoon. The tribunal sustained the Ames lodge in expelling Adolph Wettstein who appealed.
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Sioux City Wages War Against Rats
Sioux City launches a citywide drive titled Hill the rats to eradicate rats, aiming to enlist business leaders and housewives in a finish-the-war effort. Rats threaten public health by spreading diseases and cause substantial losses to merchants annually.
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CHURCH SUDDEN DEATH IN NEW HARTFORD
Neighbors found 76 year old F M Church dead in his New Hartford home at 11 a m He had built a fire and sat by the stove with his head bent forward The death likely resulted from heart trouble He lived here forty years and leaves a wife besides several children The wife and son Fred are in Watersino Charles and Ellsworth live in Parkersburg and Sinclair respectively
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Red Cross Society Formed in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa Oct 6 Governor Carroll reports from National Red Cross head taft presiding that a permanent Iowa branch will be formed with gubernatorial support. Also note Lets fall festival with speaker Alex Miller editor of Washington Democrat. El Verso Havana 10c cigar.
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Miners Safe After Fire Hits Hartshorn Coal Mine
Danville Tennessee October 11 Hartshorn s coal mine near the city is on fire Workers on the first level have been removed About 150 miners remain in the lower levels Fire confined to the lower level managers say the mine is fireproof and no danger exists Harishorn the manager is confident every man has been taken out.
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Royal Neighbors Hold Convention in Clinton Iowa
Representatives of the Royal Neighbors of America gather in Clinton for the First district convention. Fifteen camps are in the district with hopes of attendees from all. Supreme commander Mrs. Juina M. Collins of Minneapolis is among the visitors. Monty Suffers Fire Loss Cedar Rapids reports a fire at Warrell and Toughey in Monti causing about 8,690 dollars in damage and light insurance.
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Dietz Mot HeLo 10 Law Dietz Mot HeLo 10 Law
Milwaukee men press Dietz surrender plan as Sheriff Madden braces for a showdown at the Dietz farm in Ladysmith. Dr. George Kleinschmidt and Froelich of St Paul outline terms for Dietz and his family while a midnight armistice is set to expire.
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Another Iowan Is Wreck Victim
Davenport Ia Oct 6 Evening Press Willis W Street former assistant superintendent of the street railway here and later division superintendent of the Illinois Traction system killed in the Staunton interurban wreck. Body to be sent to Hedrick Ia for burial. Street was active in Masons Knights Templars and Shriners.
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Seven Arrested in Gambling House Raid
Clinton Iowa October 6 Evening Press reports Captain Oster and officers raided an alleged gambling house. A poker game was in progress when seven men were arrested on gambling charges. Six pleaded guilty the next morning. One arrestee from Montour Iowa.
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Pickled pig's snout triggers interdepartmental dispute
A Burlington man ate a pickled pig's snout with a beer and damaged teeth when the iron ring remained in the meat. State health and food dairy departments dispute who should act, with officials in Des Moines unsure of jurisdiction while the man preserves the sample and seeks action.
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