REVOLT IN PORTUGAL.
KING’S UNCONSTITUTIONAL ACTION. THE QUEEN INSULTED. NEGOTIATIONS FOR A NEW KING.
United Press Association —Copyright Received, June 0, midnight. LISBON, Juno 6. Tho Portuguese Parliament was dismissed a month ago. Tho King refuses to dismiss Cabinet and governs by decree. • Tho King remains in his Palace. The Queen is subjected to insults when she appears publicly. Widespread protests are voiced against tho King’s action. Many municipalities and newspapers urge tlio people to refuse to pay taxes. A deputation is visiting Prince Miguel Bragnnza, the Pretender, at Vienna, who has already declared that he is willing to consider an offer of the throne if the revolutionary inox einont is successful
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2100, 7 June 1907, Page 3
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