Reformist candidate Madriz greeted by crowds in Managua
The article describes Dr. Madriz arriving by steamer Avapulco from Pati Avenas and being welcomed by a coalition of local committees. Delegations and processions praised his candidacy while security and police presence limited disturbances. He stated he is candidate for the republic, not just Leon, and discussed peace with revolutionists and regional political ties.
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Avapulco
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Masaya
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Woman Victim of Startling Crime at Lake Trestle
Beattle December 1 police believe evidence of a terrible crime lies beneath the West Lake trestle where the mutilated body of Dorothy Woodhead was found. Two men were seen with Woodhead the previous night in a cafe as authorities pursue leads.
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Weat Lake
Dorothy Woothead
Min Woodhead
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Battle for Fortune as European royalty face Congo turmoil
Reports from European capitals describe King Leopold’s death fallout and a royal dispute over his estates in Belgium. Prince Louise pursues patents for kingly rights, while Belgian republic supporters urge a revaluation of Congo governance. Comet Lonys and Princess Stephanie appear amid a Vatican note on succession. Empress Charlotte learns of Leopold’s passing.
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Leopold
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Als
Belgium
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Stephanie
The
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Holel Maxmillan
Mexicu
Seals Placed on King’s Private Paris Home
Farid reports that in Brussels a French representative at King Leopold’s funeral is designated. Belgian ministers consider placing seals on Leopold’s private residence in the Champs Elysees and Baytucnuct, with further actions for the occupancy of Vaughan’s residence after staff disposes.
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Farid
Brussels
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Bari
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Baytucnuct
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Democrats object to a dictatorship
Washington December 10 The Mann bill for reorganizing the Panama canal zone government faces minority Democratic opposition in the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Representative Richardson Alabama chairs the report. Bartlett Georgia and Peters Massachusetts may sign. Opponents warn the plan concentrates power in a director general, threatening representative government and abolishing the Panama court.
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Washington
Mann
Panama Canal Zone
House
Richardson
Alabama
Siiel
Himec
Bartlett
Georgia
Peters
Massachusetts
Panama
Nowers
Io Alzo
Panu
SISTER DIED BY OWN ACT IN STRANGE DOUBLE TRAGEDY
In Newa The Ik, two sisters aged Fenner and Isabel Kitehie, were found dead at their home after a joint death pact. Frances hanged herself while Doty was found dead with a hatpin, suggesting a quarrel or struggle before the deaths. investigators weigh whether one killed the other or both died by their own action.
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Fenner
Isabel Kitehie
Frances
Tes Moor
Belielha
Praneos
Toy stove tragedy ends girl's life in East St Towle
The death of young Minute Crating in East St Towle follows her igniting a toy kerosene stove her father had given her for Christmas. The child’s clothing caught fire and she perished. her father Edward Coming and mother Katherine Coming were injured.
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East St Towle
Kathering
Unclear historic assembly scene sparks foreign policy dispute
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sept meeting where a national deputy presented a motion urging the Ing te Alidisnte but doubts arose about foreign response. The chamber president cautioned against action, and references to continental concerns and a resigned mood suggest unresolved questions about international stance.
Train wreck in Arizona leaves many injured and dead
A Southern Pacific wreck near Benson Arizona killed engineer Fons Walker and fireman Haney and seriously injured 39 others. The 1:01 am crash toppled engine baggage and sleepers, with cars piling into a calyert. Rescue teams freed mail clerks and passengers as officials worked to contain the scene.
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Tucson
Fons Walker
Haney
Southern Pacific No. 4
Gulden State Limited
Benson
Mary’& Hospital
Walker
Dutlouily
Friends of Dr Cook Anxious Over The Result
Intimate friends of Dr Frederick A Cook anxious as derision looms on his data. They gather at a friend’s home in Christian sand near Copenhagen seeking clarity amid rumors and speculation about his expedition and claims.
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DR. Cook
New York
Frederick A. Cook
Chrii
Copenhagen
United States
OBrien Identifies Negro as Slayer in St Louis Case
Reported by Washington Bee OBrien identified a Black man as the highwayman who shot and killed a man named Metarian Gonley and wounded another on a streetcar in St Louis. Clark, 33, was arrested and later held for safekeeping in Belleville after being taken to the police station.
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Tio
O'Brien
St. Louia
Child Accuses Father of Murder in Poison Case
Seven year old Lilly accuses her father Detter of murder after he allegedly gave her mother Mrs. Whchardt headache powders laced with strychnine. The divorced wife died today. city chemist confirmed harmful contents.
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Detter
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Hayde Cotter
Whchardt
Vacancies at Legislature Trigger Governor Powers
A long report discusses vacancies in the state legislature caused by resignations and absences. It notes how the governor can appoint to fill vacancies until the next legislative session or election, citing sections of the constitutional code and the rules governing residency and office termination.
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Fergut
Norri Oal
Smith
Townsend
Broadwater
Henry A. Ray
Unis Distrial
Bey Meloia
New York
Hener
Iiniet
Tutus EB. Thompson
Towa
Mergug County
Legislative Assembly
Rich Conservatives Able to Beat Them, Jerome Says
London December 1 Jerome J Jerome addressed Workingmen at Marlow, arguing conservatives would dominate finance if lords gain power. He claimed 99 of 40 percent of conservatives are wealthy and could fund annual elections, while liberal laborers cannot afford yearly contest, allowing conservatives to block the government.
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London
Jerome J. Jerom
Marlow
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Belmont offers home as security in strike case
New York December 19 F Belmont offers to post her home as bail for four women shirt waist workers charged with disorderly conduct amid a strike. She says her mansion worth 8000 000 would cover bail while noting the mortgage debt of about 100 000 and asserting the value of her property. The women failed to appear for their hearing as morning approached.
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Neat
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Million-dollar reward tipped for sugar fraud informer
New York Dec 19 Willier Look, collector of the New York park, approved a moiety award by Deputy Collector Richard Parr for restitution paid by American Sugar Refining Co. in a sugar fraud case. Parr to receive about 4 percent of the $2,135,486. Osbourne and Loeb approval noted. steel spring discovery helped convict.
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Look
Park of
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United States Treasury
American Sugar Refining Company
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Atntates
Parr
Treasuey Department
Expenses of Litigation Cut Down His Reward
Washington Wee 19 Secretary of the Treasury must decide on William Loeb Jr. report to grant Richard Parr a moiety of 2,135,486 from the American Sugar Refining Company back duties. Parr may receive around 700,000 after government, seizing officer, and informer shares. High litigation costs may leave only a small remainder after expenses and prosecutions.
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The
Rey
Osborne
Loeb Hini
Fda
Systams
Secretary of the Treasury
Parr
American Sugar Refining Company
Hte
Walgning Department
Customs Service
Liere
Washington
Treasury
MutYeagh
Wiliam Loeb, Jr
New York
Ttichard Parr
Hines
Trainmen to Serve Raise Notice Today
Pittsburg Dees 12 Tha Dratherhaard of Railway Traimmen serving notice that 74 railroad companies in the Mississippi region will be asked for wage increases from 6 to 40 percent tomorrow. W. Ci Lee, president of the brotherhood, declines to say actions if the demand is ratified. About 75,000 railroad workers are employed nationwide.
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Ci Lee
Tribonal
B Brotherhand
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