Zelaya Weighs Resignation to Keep Power Via Proxy
Morning Journal reports Zelaya planning to resign and appoint Jose Madriz as president proxy in Nicaragua. US State Department silent while diplomats warn Madriz could pose a dangerous continuation of Zelaya’s rule, with Madriz previously allied then opposed to Zelaya.
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Morning Journal
Washington
United States
Zelaya
Jose Madriz
State Department
Legation
Senor Rodrigues
Maffaires
Nicaragua
Salvador
Pesce
Muadriz
Madriz
MISHAP HALTS EXPEDITION SENT FROM PHILADELPHIA
The Morning Journal reports US naval forces move to Central America amid protests as the Prairie sails from Philadelphia with 700 marines toward the isthmus of Panama and ships head toward Corinto Nicaragua. Admiral Windall named to command. No marines landed yet. Marines near Nicaragua are at Panama.
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United States
Central America
Nicaragua
Philadelphia
Prairie
Panama
Magdalena Bay
Albany
Yorktown
Corinto
Pacific
Navy Department
Dew Moine
Tacoma
Marietta
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Vickshoro
Corinte
Princeton
Hremerton Navy Yard
Washington
Cocrinto
Vlse
George FB. Elliott
United States Marine Corps
Nigaraguan
Milbeu
Pancama
Flinte
Naval show of force in Caribbean tensions with Nicaragua
Rear Admiral Kimball arrives aboard the Prairie after the vessel runs aground near the Delaware River. A battalion of 400 marines under Major Medley and a second battalion under Major Banpon sail, bringing artillery and machine guns aboard. The move signals strong U.S. measures against Nicaragua, with tugs aiding the stranded ship and large stockpiles of supplies for potential trench builds.
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Philadelphia
Dec
United States Navy
Dixie
Readinesa
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Big City
Acmira Kimball
Red Star Line
New Castle
Delaware
Sty
Nicaragua
Kimball
Washington
Medley Dpd. Butler
Panama
BP. A. Banpon
Mahoney
Prairie crew sails as reinforcements gather for Dixie
Navy yard awaits more detachments after the Prairie departs as 183 bluejackets remain aboard. Major Butler reports confidence that the force will head to Nicaragua, while Admiral Kimball notes a short voyage with Captain Kellogg to inspect papers and plans.
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Prairie
Navy Yard
Dixie
Kimball
Kellogg
Wars Department Reports No Advices On Ship Groundings
Washington officials stated they had no information tonight on the grounding of the troopship Prairie in the Delaware River or the gunboat Princeton near Astoria Cre. It was deemed highly improbable either vessel was injured and the Navy secretary hinted dispatches would follow. A high official quipped that Nicaragua might claim the incidents as victories for the Nicaraguan army.
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Washington
Wars Department
Prairie
Princeton
Delaware River
Wessel
Heckman Winthrop
Morgan & Co
Mr. Morgan
Aquitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas F. Ryan
Grover Cleveland
Morgan J. O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Mr. Ryan
James H. Tyde
Weeatingnoure
Brien
Ryan
Equitable
Janes Hi. Liode
Edward Wh. Warriman
Armstrong Insurance
Harriman
Fivan
Paul Morton
Tranafer
Morgan
Bowen
Three Tug Teams Prepare to Move Stranded Cruiser
Delaware City Del, Dec 2 Three powerful tugs two from the United Star line and the government tug Modoc are waiting near the Prairie to attach tow lines. The plan is to float the cruiser about ten oclock as the rescue effort continues with trains bringing more equipment.
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Delaware City
Vel
Ited Star Line
Modoc
Trainsera
Nicaraguan Pursuit of American Schooner Herald
The Nicaraguan consul general negotiates to purchase the schooner Herald for government use. The Herald is American owned and Panama unlikely to supply artillery to a non friendly nation. The vessel, 47% tons and 144 feet long, sailed from Philadelphia November 17 bound for St Thomas and has not been reported in Panama.
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Panama
Heroe
Herald
Pane Langas
Republic of Panama
Poly
Philadelphia
Bt. Thomas
Bheix
Maine
Mexico declines to join Nicaragua controversy
Mexico will remain neutral in the Nicaragua dispute, says Foreign Minister Mariscal. He explains U S actions in Sovereignty sparks concern but Mexico plans no intervention, noting Mexican interests in Central America are limited to Guatemalans and awaiting U S response to its settlement plan.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Senor Mariscal
United States
Nicaragua
Jorwlan
Hig
Paare Liegus
Central America
Guatamats
Plate
Mariscal
Frederico Ae
Enrique (. Creel
Chihuahua
Central American politics and U S actions discussed abroad
Diplomatic fallout from U S moves against Nicaragua sparking debate in Mexico through statements by Minister Mariscal and Nicaraguan envoy Francisco Castro. Observers question Zelaya’s fate and Central American power shifts as Guatemala’s Cabrera looms. Mexican papers criticize Zelaya and Knox while predicting geopolitical influence.
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Republic
Zelaya
Cabrera
Guetemala
Eintrada Cabrera
Central America
Castro
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Daily Record
Knox
Proms
Washington
United States
Cabrery
Mexican Herald
Action of Secretary Knox shocks Zelaya over Nicaragua
In Managua on December 2 the dismissal of Senor Rodrigues, Nicaragua's charge d affaires in Washington, surprised President Zelaya who says the government justified the earlier executions of Crewe and Cannon. Zelaya awaits more information and U S intentions. Caldera, a naturalized American, remains at the consulate as Zelaya suspects Caldera’s envoys favor the opposition.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Knox
Senor Rodrigues
Washington
Zelaya
Crewe
Cannon
United States
Calders
Cildera
Caldera
Severe Weath er Threatens Eastern Montana and Wyoming
One of the worst diagarads for this section of the year roars over eastern Montana and Wyoming. Wyoming stockmen fear for cattle and livestock as storms rage tonight across the region.
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Butte
Montana
Wyoming
Constitutional clash as Commons asserts purse power
London reports a 349 to 105 vote in the House of Commons declar ing exclusive control of national finances. Premier Asquith says Lords usurped Commons rights, signaling a major constitutional clash in modern England. Morgan buys control of Equitable Life.
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Morning Journal
London
House of Commons
Asquith
House of Lords
Lid
Lords and Commons
Balfour
New York
Equitable Life Assurance
Robiety
Thomas F. Ryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Club to Get Down ta Work on Five Year Bonds
A radical club plans to fund a forward policy by issuing five year second mortgage bonds and calling for subscriptions. Around St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth hundreds of non union switchmen are distributed with few trains moving amid industrial disruption.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Hetween
Chicago
Union Depot
Blade
Northern Pacific
Poul
St Paul
Brotherhood of
Order of Hailway
Melrose
Minn
Great Northern Railroad
Tnion
Iawlh
Triiatter
McEwen
Minnesota
Mekwen
Lawler
Ees
Runaway Convent Girl Suffering From Hysteria
A five year old girl who fled a convent near Tarrytown New York was found unconscious in Lincoln Park and later said two men helped her reach a downtown hotel. Police report she is in hysteria and may have injured herself during the escape.
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Morning Journal
Chivago
Dec
Hagzel Robertson Dillon
Lincoln Park
Tarrytown
New York
Northeide H
Walter Dillon
Glenus Ferry
Idaho
Fireman Dies in Head On Collision Near Wichita Falls
T A Bagwell a fireman on a Fort Worth and Denver train was killed and several passengers injured in a head on crash near Wichita Falls Texas. The crash involved a southbound Fort Worth and Denver passenger train colliding with a northbound Wiehlta Falls and Northwestern Main service. Investigators cited possible failure of the engineer to heed signals.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Bagwell
Fort Worth
Denver
Wiehlta Falls
Northwestern Main
Crew Rescued From Waterlogged Schooner Eugene Fiorda
The crew of the waterlogged schooner Eugene Fiorda, en route from Nova Beatia to Philadelphia, was rescued off the Masachite coast by the steamer Vite demand of the Red Starine during a severe northeast gale. It is believed all aboard were saved.
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Bianconset
Mass
Eugene Fiorda
Nova Beatia
Philadelphia
Masachite- Hetty
Vite
Three Men Overboard From British Schooner Misepah
A British schooner Misepah ran aground on the beach as seven crew members ended in the sea. Three men were swashed overboard and lent from the vessel while four others were brought ashore by breeches buoy.
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Highland Light
Labor Organizer on Trial for Murder
Albert Revan organizer for the Western Federation of Miners faces two murder charges in Judge Javie court. Attorneys seek mental-health examination citing insanity with depositions from Nevada and Arizona. Revan killed Otto Miller the porter and Harry Snyder a guest in a Los Angeles hotel lobby. motive unclear. enemies with Miller. Western Federation of Miners will not provide defense counsel.
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Los Angeles
Albert Revan
Western Federation of Miners
Javie
Ryan
Nevada
Arizona
Otto Miller
Miller
Harry Snyder
Htie
Hyan
Western Federation of Minera
Albuquerque Commercial Club adopts business policy to cut debt
The Albuquerque Commercial Club votes a new financial policy backed by a 35000 loan from Pacific Mutual Life Insurance. The plan replaces social events with business meetings, tightens debt rules, and creates automatic dues adjustments to fund operations while eliminating delinquent members.
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Albuquerque
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
More Factories Forced to Suspend Operations
The morning report notes 23 Big Flour Mills in Minneapolis idle as strikes disrupt work. Police tighten duty at the central station to prevent clashes while railroads move freight and hire replacements.
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Minneapolis
Union
Evenin
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