Diário de Lisboa
Foreign Capital and the Merchant Marine
Diário de Lisboa’s maritime articles connected investment, remembrance and armed power.
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Gomes da Costa
The reviewed opening of “Gomes da Costa” welcomes the general’s elevation to marshal-general as an act of justice with historical resonance.
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The colonial governments sent circulars to their respective municipal councils to open subscriptions for donations to aid the unfortunate inhabitants of Faial.
The complete saved notice says colonial governments sent circulars asking municipal councils to organize donations for the inhabitants of Faial.
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A decree against hoarding
The verified passages connect domestic provisioning with Portugal’s international position.
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Epilogues
The opening of “Epilogos” uses a collected volume of Mirbeau’s writings to introduce a criticism of journalism.
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Fonck’s airplane catches fire; two crew members die
The bold Havas dispatch reports a takeoff crash and fire, distinguishing Fonck and his assistant pilot’s escape from the deaths of the mechanic and radio operator.
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Overseas
A maritime editorial calls for emigrant protection and regular overseas services.
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Two countries
The main essay contrasts vengeful war memorials in France and Germany with a youth devoted to science and cooperation.
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Portugal’s problems and the Peniche case
A technology-and-livelihood column is read alongside emigrant relief from Brazil and foreign-population figures in France.
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Two figures
Diário de Lisboa praises two visiting colonial clerics as collaborators in a missionary reform plan.
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Epilogues
A critical page juxtaposes constitutional liberty, fiscal secrecy and the practical price of supposedly free schooling.
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Our daily bread — Agricultural credit
The front page connects subsistence with public responsibility.
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Letter from Geneva
The Geneva letter welcomes Germany into the League while acknowledging an unresolved dispute over permanent seats and the positions of Brazil and Spain.
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