Nicaraguan minister given passports in scathing Zelaya letter
The State Department sends passports to Filine Rodrigues charge d affaires in Managua and denounces President Zelaya as a tyrant. Secretary Knox declares the revolution represents a majority of Nicaraguans and warns of accountability for actions against Americans. The letter signals possible shift toward recognizing Central American rebels and backing a new government while outlining possible punitive steps and protection for American interests.
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Morning Journal Special
Vwirel
Washington
Dee
Knox Kite
Filine Rodrigues
Legation
Zelayan
Nicaragua
Presiden Teft
State Department
United States
Zelaya
Knox
Central Arertes
Sener Tedrigiez
Crisia
Congress
Homluras
Mexico
Consu Caldera
Managua
Department of State
Central America
Honduras
Costa Rica
Balvador
Guatemala
Eage Ents
Haus
Revolutionary Party
Manag
Nicaaragua
Aleo
Niaragua
Reael Thore
Central
Amere Jem
Republica
Alto
Marines Move to Reinforce Prairie at Philadelphia Yard
Detachments totaling 460 marines from Brooklyn Washington and Annapolis arrived at the Philadelphia navy yard to join 100 local sailors preparing to sail on the auxiliary cruiser Prairie. The cargo includes two three inch field pieces 800000 rounds of ammunition tents for 700 men and fifty camp stores. Rumors persist that Prairie’s destination is Nicaragua despite Washington saying Panama.
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Uy Morning Journal
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Annapolis
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Prairie
Nicaragua
Panamia
Pensacola detachment departs for Philadelphia mobilization
A Pensacola naval detachment of Marines bound for Philadelphia to join mobilization efforts departed the Pensacola Navy Yard tonight. The unit, consisting of fifty tuners, ships out as part of the broader war readiness pull.
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Pensacola
Philadelphen
Fla
Nicaragua Government Claims Victory at Zaping
Manacua Nicaragua December 1 government spokesmen concede heavy losses but say victory over revolutionists near Mama Mondos at Zaping. The battle lasted hours with many wounded on both sides. Reports of President Zelaya seeking retirement are denied as false. Congress convened today but failed to act on business.
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Manacua
Nicaragua
Niguiveuans
Zaping
Mama
Mondos
Zelaya Hocote
Congress
Leana
Nicaraguan Residents Cheer Staveangen Cargo Rumor
New York residents of Nicaraguan origin celebrate reports that the fruit steamer Staveangen landed arms and ammunition for insurgents aiding President Achaya. The ship sailed November 17 from a New York charter and halted at ports en route to Bluefields, with unclear cargo details.
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New York
Staveangeren
Wis
Ux Petroleum
Nordbeen
Stavangeren
High Seas
Blue Fivelda
Variios
Vealoan Diplomats Refuse Comment on U S Relati ons Break
Mexico City reports no official channel confirmation of severing diplomatic ties between the United States and Nicareagua. Ignacio Mariscal and other officials declined to comment while ministers abroad abstain, signaling cautious responses amid a disputed rupture.
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Mexico City
United States
Nicareagua
Ignacio Mariscal
Salvador Ung
Salvador
Conrad Aimeeien
Liberal manifesto boosts constitutional clash in Britain
London reports a Liberal manifesto framed as a party rally over the lords and commons veto battle. It warns that unless peers abandon their power, long-fought rights for the people will be surrendered and the commons must hold fiscal and legislative final say.
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Morning Journal
London
Dee
National Liberal Federation
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Rosebery
Lord Curzon
Beniget
War Secretary urges stronger army and reform plan
The annual report by Secretary of War Dickinson calls for more officers and a broader militia integration with the regular army. It outlines a territorial district system, new physical tests, expanded rifle training, and larger fortification funding for the Philippines Home Islands and Pearl Harbor. The fiscal request totals 95 million dollars, with emphasis on officer increases and reorganization to improve discipline and readiness.
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Washington
Soc
Dickinson
United States
Phiippines
Homelnnu
Pearl Harbor
Niagara Park
Congress
Secretary of War
Getaker
Hicapital Corps
Mobile Army
Capetains
Ioonevelt
Automobile balks on railroad track tragedy near Blanca
Alamosa Colorado December 1 Clyde L Sehumaker of Blanca was fatally injured last night when his automobile balked at crossing the Denver and Rio Grande tracks and was struck by a train. Two other passengers H M Terrell and Dill Stephemen escaped by jumping clear.
Death Defied by Aged Hoosier on Fast Train
J. M. Ashcroft a seventy year old resident of Red Key Indiana walked from a running sixty mile an hour Lake Shore train near Chestern in a somnambulistic sleep and was barely injured. He fell onto a parallel track and was struck by another train but suffered only a slight scalp wound and continued his journey.
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My Morning Journal
Hammond
Ind
Lake Shore
J. M Ashcroft
Red Key
Chestern
Paralyzed by Strike Affects Twelve Thousand Workers Idle
Estimated twelve thousand men are idle due to switchmen walking off the job. Rail and freight operations are disrupted as unions and management dispute wages and working conditions, creating widespread delays and shortages across transport networks.
Stalled Freight Trains Block Northwest Rail Yards
Northwest industry faces disruption as a witchmen strike halts freight movement. About 12 000 workers idle. rail yards clogged. unmoved shipments threaten mills, stockyards, and mines from Minnesota to Montana. Officials bring in new switchmen but promise little relief.
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Evrictmon
St. Paul
Commission Haus
Minneapolis
South St. Paul
Swift & Co
Iron
Minnesota
Superior
Great Northern Railway
Duluth
Northwest
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Great Walls
Idaho
Bine
Ansconda
Great Palls
Washington
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Nell
Strikebreakers Kept Peaceful as Rail Strike Persists
In St Paul on December 1 George T Bral manager of the North Pacific reports strikebreakers imported to ease the rail disruption after a Tuesday evening strike. More workers will be brought in to replace strikers and former company employees now in other roles may be pressed into service.
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Morning Journal
New York
Dee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Rock Island Company
Tr. FP
Yoakum
Frisco
Rook Island
Winchell
Stock Island
Mawin Hawley
BF. Yoakum
Missouri, Kansan & Texas
Mook Island
Mt. Louth
Oon
Teland
Mt Woule & San Pranisen Common Steck
Loule
Hocking Vailes Tolute
Ohio Central
Western Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Louieville & Nashville
St. Louie & San Franciisco
Rock Island
Yrisco
St. Paul
George T. Bral
North Pacific
Magers’ Committee
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