REPUBLICAN PORTUGAL
HONOURING REGICIDES Press Association—By Tel.—Copyright Received 12.45 a.m., Jan. 4th. i LISBON, Jan. 3. ! Four Cabinet Ministers, various local atitboriti€s, and a large concourse of : people attended the inauguration of the Revolution Museum, annexed to the Old Guelhas College building. The Pegicide Hall ooatains the cloak of Manuel Buicas, the leader of TCirig Carlcs's assassins, and the weapons of Buicas, and Costa, another of the assassins, together with their portraits, and <ihe wreaths dedicated to them at the-cemetery. Several speeches were made. The guests at the luncheon included two hundred children, and a Naval band played musical selections.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14390, 4 January 1911, Page 5
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