Daniel Telo Simões Soares
b. 1864
military_officer · civil governor · politician
Army general born in Porto Santo (1864) who served in Cape Verde and Guinea and was three times civil governor of Funchal (1917, 1919, 1923) and senator for Madeira. As governor he helped direct firefighting during the 1919 fire.
1Mentioned in
- Civil governors — Civil governor appointed in 1917, 1919 and 1923.
- Fire of 1919 — Civil governor of Madeira who helped direct firefighting in 1919.
- Serpa Pinto (Alexandre Alberto da Rocha) — Officer of the 12th Rifle Battalion and close friend of Serpa Pinto, with whom he planned an expedition to southern Africa that never took place.
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2Chronology
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Daniel Telo Simões Soares was born on Porto Santo.
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Daniel Telo Simões Soares was commissioned ensign for overseas service.
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Daniel Telo Simões Soares took part in military operations in Guinea.
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A general election of deputies and senators was held for Madeira; Carlos Olavo was re-elected deputy and Vasco Gonçalves Marques and Daniel Simões Soares were elected senators.
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Daniel Telo Simões Soares took office as civil governor of Funchal for the first time.
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Daniel Telo Simões Soares took office as civil governor of Funchal for the second time.
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Daniel Telo Simões Soares took office as civil governor of Funchal for the third time.
3Places mentioned
Abroad