Hostile Knox policy denounced by Taft in Central America
Secretary Knox issues a sharp letter denouncing the Zelaya administration in Nicaragua after United States passports are returned to Police Rodriguez. The document, framed as the president's views, brands Zelaya a violator of international norms, threatens accountability for all parties, and signals possible steps toward wartime-style confrontation without formal congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Brete Knox
Yortanlay
Police Rodriguez
Zalayan
Nicaragua
Taft
State Department
United, States
Zelaye
Canson
Grace
Eliet
Zelaya
Solemn International Co
Bronn
Ae Oa
United States
Reon
America
Hien
Congress
Bioh
Bectetary Knox
Vinone
Knox
Harel
Tita Sat
Moarssia
Tang
Gina
Ordered to Nicaragua by Philadelphia dispatch
Fragmentary telegraphic dispatch from Philadelphia reports Cenistr Prairie to depart this afternoon for Nicaragua with unclear authority and a thousand marines aboard. The exact vessel and destination remain uncertain as officials confirm only that action is planned and that the ship may be Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenistr Prairie
Philadelphia
Aabbrie
Omeiliary Pruiser
Teddy
Wevien
Nicaragua
Jeffries Jonsson Fight Bid Sparks Promoter Clash
New York reports no decision in the prize fight bidding for the Jammer a Lettries bout. Promoters formed a triple alliance to bid for Utah Nevada or California venues. Tom McCarey said the highest bid would win with a large guaranteed sum and share of the picture revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jammer A
Lettries
Fick Tobmaon
Tilly
Tobohva
Baker
Olfrath
Francieco
Thek Gleason
California
Tex” Rickard
Los Angeles
Angelo
Somehiy
Triple tragedy ends elopement in West Virginia feud
A Raleigh County feud ends in tragedy as Brit Medlin kills Lulu Wycklinsky and fatally wounds Dick Paow before taking poison. He is then killed after eloping with Wycklinsky, and is later shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
W. Va
Raleigh
Brit Medlin
Medlin
Lulu Wysklisy
Dick Paow
Pace
Trial Hearings Reveal Harmon Defense Strategy
A Somerville trial over James M. Harmon Jr. features defense plans to prove bravery in a previous shooting death. Harmon's attorney contends the testimony will show witnesses describing a mentally troubled youth and prior convos with police, while multiple locals testify about the boy’s behavior and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunbridge
Maem
Doc
James M. Harmon, Jr
Flarthey
Somerville
James FL Vahey
Harmon
Sponier
Vahoo
Wilncake
Rulad Vim
Harmates
Yarn Ulunmor
Seng Dantes M. Shirmon
Sumer
Ville Potine
Aroud
Captain Perry
Semorville
Etrange Quinema
Bevernl
Mable BE
Firmen
Granite for State House addition comes from local quarry
In Hallowell Maine a granite contract for the state house addition totals about 89 000 dollars. The quarry lies on the Kourfelin farm part of a large tract once owned by Samuel Tong and later transferred to Angesta Longfellow. Opening the quarry promises steadier supply, with new equipment being installed to meet deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halhowsil
Dey
State House
Hunrriel
Xarge
Semuel Tong
Redtwell
Lonefelton
Angesta
T. Longfellow
Thi Newell
Vermonter to lead Boston 1915 movement
John L. Sewall of Worcester elected executive secretary of the Boston IOLA movement. Born in Vermont and a Dartmouth graduate, Sewall has held pastorates and completed the Andover Theological Seminary program. He will assume his post once the Worcester Board of Trade accepts his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sewall
Boston
Worcester
IOLA
Worcester Board of | ‘Trade
Sowall
Vermont
Dartmouth College
Tweimg
Heiney
Aikver
Miohrigan
Elem
Andover Theological Seminary
Taylors
Sachimetts
Missouri
Heowas
Protective League
Evictions hit Ludlow strike families against factory action
Report from Ludlow Massachusetts details a mass eviction of about four hundred workers from the Pauders and Tegerdiews households as Pinkerton guards and private officers assist the Taunton Manufacturing Association agents. Lieutenant Governor Frothingham attends but declines to say if state aid will be ordered.
Company defends Ludlow plant eviction policy in statement
Boston December 2 That free storage for furniture and shelter were offered but free rent denied for nonworkers is claimed by Charles W Hubertend treasurer of Ludlow Manufacturing associates on behalf of the company at the Laullow plant where seven hundred on strike and many evicted from company owned homes. The statement says workers struck for higher wages while paid above others and that the company has spent a quarter of a million dollars furnishing free libraries reading rooms club houses a hospital athletic belt and cottage homes at low rent for employees. It accuses agitators of misleading the largely non English speaking workers and notes that those who wish to return have been stoned and threatened while the company has received many Black Hand letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles W. Hubtend
Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
Bealf
Laullow
Reading
Itn
Springfield water famine cripples city economy
Springfield Massachusetts endures water famine as plants suspend operations and 000 work loses jobs. Water supply drops to 45 000 residents, halting half the population while factories and residences scramble for scarce reserves. Weather and river conditions worsen as the state cites diminishing rainfall and reservoir levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mase
Dec
United States Arsenal
Maine
Rame
Seach
Middlebury House Partially Burned Damages Noted
Milleley Dec 2 A fire partially damaged the Memorial Baptist church parsonage, about 400 feet from the church, with upper floors burned and most furniture saved. Rev Harriman, new pastor from Lyne, Mass, was away at the time, and the blaze reportedly started in the lower front parlor, quickly spreading upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milleley
Memorial Baptist Church
Snaure
Ar. Hrur K. Harriman
Lyne
Mua
Beeome
Loose Church
Harriman
Portas
Baptist Church
Latiity
Isley
Boy Drowns After Thin Ice Fall at Inland Pond
A reports says Dee boy 18 years old Tilard Jared, an only son, drowned while skating on thin ice at Inland Pond near Vin oejoek. A search continued overnight as witnesses recall he stepped onto the ice then fell through. The body was recovered about two rods from the point he entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keekiol Hilliard
Island Pond
Dee
Jared
Reerk
Vin Oejoek
Jonel
Yuiler
Thin Ice Fatality in Fort Fairfield on Stevens Mill Pond
In Fort Fairfield Maine on December 2 a 17 year old girl, Mattie Hopkins, drowned while skating on thin ice at Stevens Mill Pond. Attempts to rescue failed as bystanders could not reach her before the ice gave way. Local authorities report the accident and are investigating factors of ice safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Fairfield
Steven's Mill Pond
Mies
Mattie I. Hopkins
Reece Her
Krenek
Train Hit Man Then He Went To Gallows In Stupor
Carl Smith was found beside the Canadian Pacific railway with a broken leg after a late evening incident. Authorities say a train struck him and he was carried home, the condition and sequence leading to his execution at half past noon remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Carl Smith
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mr. O'Donnel
Wewesstle
Rowane
Ati Haan
Smith
Belloven
Fear wreck of schooner near Monomoy Point observed in fog
Reports from Chataham Mississippi state that watchers aboard the Monomoy Point lightship could not confirm the threeparted schooner’s fate as fierce winds and heavy fog hindered observations. A brief glimpse near Little Rock dhowl before sunrise showed only vague traces of a vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monomoy Point
Chatahm
Little Rock Dhowl
Construction foreman falls fifty feet in Portland accident
Joseph Glovier, foreman of the state loan building on Congress street, Portland, fell fifty feet yesterday afternoon. He suffered a compound fracture of the leg and severe internal injuries but remained outwardly cheerful as he was strapped to a stretcher and taken to hospital attendants at Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Joseph Glovier
Tle Stoel
State Loan Company
Congress Street
Glovier
EpIiscopal Fair Fine Program Pleases Attendees
Efforts merit success as Ladien Guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd stages a two night fair. A strong program featuring Master Newell Parker and others drew praise for singing and violin solos. Tables and booths display needlework, domestic crafts, and refreshments, with a promised encore event to attract a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladien'’ Guild of the
Church of the Good Shaphard
Peale
Bane
Newell Parker
Sane
Olie Lebourgeau
Mark Cutler
Jats Redan Hudson Bowtie
Roy Kischorean
Ma Sugar Bole
Miew Jownne Marks
Florence Slayton
Edmund Sanborn
Mire
SN. Parker
I. J. South
Mine Marte
William Cole
J. M. Doers
W. J. McNell
Alex. Coburn
W. W. Calder
P. G. Rowland
Mra. Waldroy Shielde
Mra Reedley
Mrv. Parmenter
Puifer
Elab
Seadlay
Jeniting
Seager
Olnt
Miles
Hell
Man Blown to Pieces and Banquet Reported at Wells River
A blast near Wells River on December 17 kills several. the event follows a Fat Men's club meeting with a parade of misprints. The incident at the Marivila Torpid Company nitro gorge caused widespread damage as witnesses report a shattered town scene and unclear cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells River
Bradford
Dee
E. Parker
Marivila Torpid Company
Orwell
Shuster
Grecos
Plan & Horde
Walte
Deer Damage Settlement Report From Bennington County
County warden Huntry Chase reports adjusted deer damage accounts for 1908 and 1907 with totals of 8767.06 and 257.00 respectively. Arlington settlements led to the largest claim while Bennington saw notable activity as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenington
Huntry Chase
Arlington
Bennington
Ethel Pastor Resigns From Congregational Church
Bethel reports Rev. George K. Goodwin resigned as pastor of the Congregational church in his fourth year. The resignation will be adopted and the Goodwins will move to Haverhill in a few weeks. He completed his course at Dartmouth College this year.
Bethel Church Steeple Fell After 92 Years
A Bethel landmark, the 92 year old Universalist church steeple, was taken down early this week by Wilder of Springtild. The wrecked steeple and the Weber company's smokede tack were cleaned, oiled, and stored during removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Dye
B.R
Springtild
Maan
Weber Company
Universalist Church
Yale's New Captain Daly Chosen For 1910 Team
Frederick J. Daly of Cambridge Massachusetts elected Yale football captain for 1910. Daly, a member of the class of 1911, has played halfback in recent seasons and is noted for leadership qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Daly
Cambridge
Mass
New Havoc
Colm
Prnderint J. Daly
Cambriden
Maes
Captare
Yale Tooth
Daly
Mans
Woman Found Unconscious After Jump From Convent
A well dressed young woman was found unconscious in Linenin park Chicago yesterday. She was revived at a hospital and claimed to be Masel Elizabeth Robertana Dillon of Totland, saying she jumped from a tree while leaving a convent in Tarrytown, N Y. She gave a confusing narrative and mentioned a father and a firegon Shiert Ling rail read at Mens Perry, Tabo. At a hotel Tart nag she registered as Tosel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Womin Waa
Linenin Park
Slo Wan Yi
Masel
Elizabeth Robertana Dillon
Totland
Tarrytown
Mens Perry
Tabo
Tose
Fire Destroys Boiler Room At New Dewitt Hotel
In Lewiston Maine yesterday a blaze started in the boiler room of the New Dewitt hotel causing about 540,000 in damage. The fire burned the kitchen section and spoiled other parts of the hotel by smoke and water. All guests escaped without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dewitt
Lewiston, Me
Dee
100 Co
New Dewitt Hotel
Congress May Not Investigate DOJ, Presidents Wishes Cited
A brief from Washington states that the Toombstown Jendere claim Congress should stay hands off. The report suggests the president wants the Department of Justice to complete its work first and Congress to refrain from inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C
Toombstown
Congress
Utlese
Desiree
Provident
Department of Jun
de Nias
New Rutland Corporation Formed to Manufacture Machinery
A Rutland firm minted a new corporation to produce cramery machinery and related equipment. The venture lists capital ownership at nine percent and names A. Mahilog, Biwart Manning Walker, and J. B. Walker of Rutland as principal organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw Messieg
Bompeny
Earl Maryning
A. Mahilog
Biwart Manning Walker
J. B. Walker
Rutland
TALK OF THE TOWN UT A Galt visits St Johnsbury and more
Informal city notices list visitors and residents such as A Galt and Carson of Waterbury. Several locals travel for business and leisure, births, moves, and social events are noted, including a new baby in the Price family and Andrew Krupp returning from a Western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Galt
St. Johnabury
Carson
Waterbury
C. D. Strout
Botton
HP. Moffrath
Bitemens Whert
Hardwick
Miers’ Sanitary
Rt Prapk
Merry
Tvay
Clyde
Ohio
Clyde Wikey
Weeex Junction
Dave
W. A. Price
Ayers Street
Farward Ruddy
Providence
Andrew Krupp
Tates
Joseph Long
Orange Brook
Shepard's
Kogukar
Pwinters
Byers
George W. Quinn
Otis Yeatentay
AL Brown
Peter Gregory
Conrvied
Alaska
Mive'G.k Trenderson
Mise J
HL Hinkleman
Teaton
Berry C. Parsons
Springtielty JP
Huntley
Springfield
N. Reagan
Broeburs Pitler
Rutherford
New York
Williams
Z. A. Tiloard
Lennon
Givyn
Woodmen Officers Elected At Modern Woodmen Meeting
At the last military meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: consul John Rowley. Advint Mdwart Andervon, banker A. W. Boartie, clerk A. a. Beeork, for arel Bace Freak ouke: wontey FW. Primer en fang De the Chandies Dr P f nif fy Dr. J. W. Jackson Dr. Fd a. son De J. W. Stewart imanagar for years Gene Stewart Keplke Hronette Mise Mary Pour Card of Thanks vera) Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Electut
John Rowley
Mdwart Andervon
A. W. Boartie
A. A. Beeork
J. W. Jackson
A. Son
J. W. Stewart
Imanagar
Gene
Stewart
Barre Unions Meet to Resolve Lockout Grievances
Barre manufacturers and union grievance committees from Northfield and Barre hold a conference this afternoon to discuss a settlement for the lockout dispute. Northfield officials report possible agreement pending union approval, with work resuming in Barre if settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Berry Manufacturers’ Association
Northfield
Barre Comet
Northfield Union
Manufacturers’ Association
Norrow
Dsad
Death of Alter McIntosh in Limwood Peninsula home
The obituary notes the death of Alter McIntosh now of Mrs William L Taylor of Limwood Peninsula. He previously served at Jones Brothers plant as a granite cutter and was a member of Foresters of America and the Granite Cutter Union. Survived by Willem J Taylor, two brothers James McIntosh and two others William and Robert Taylor. Funeral at Presbyterian church Friday afternoon with interment in Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter McIntosh
William L. Taylor
Limwood
Jones Brothers
Willem J. Taylor
James McIntosh
William
Robert Taylor
Foresters of America
Granite Eather Union
Presbyterian Church
Elmwood
Funeral for Paul Friberg Held Yesterday in Hope Cemetery
Funeral services for Paul Friberg were conducted yesterday at the home of William Nelyon on Washington Street, with interment in Hope Cemetery. The Swedish lodge of Nordacar nat assisted, Rev My Kohler officiated, and bearers from Barre and Montpelier attended. Floral tributes were many as singing accompanied the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Cemetery
Paul Sere
Willian Nelyon
Washington Street
Cutler Corner
Formosa
Rev My, Kohler
Nordacarnat
Lie
Josim Mattson
John Sinspint
Montpelier
Ernest Cristiansen
Smoked Fat Cigar Delays Montpelier Dog Case
In a Montpelier session, plaintiff Kaward J. Brown seeks £800 for a missing dog from defendant Charles Gil Clay. The defendant failed to appear or testify, and the trial proceeded without him. Brown urged the court to compel Osler to reality, amid the smoke of a fat cigar on a street corner near the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gillay
Ant
Kaward J. Brown
Osler
Montpelier
Charles. Citley
Bear Inter
Nomchilantly
Tefminal
Brown
Cilay
Paar
Cilley
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Sen. Knox
Zolayan
Central American Republic
yAs
Genth
Nien
Jewis Zelaya
Time
Ding
Washington
Jeffries
Jonsson
Hallowell
Salem
N. H
Ludlow
Ment
Frothingham
Pinkerton Diiestives
Ottigers
Doneph Midiik
Central Labor Union
Lin Ingal Rightte
Otter
Fife
Williama
Conneatront
Iain Tornest
Tranchisen Yeatentay
Mainé
Dease K Petersen
Peterson
Alan
Claew
Middlebury House
Port Fairfield, Mo
Fred Rowans
Newcastle
Dingo
Wight
Little Rock Shoal
Foreman
Ladien
Episcopal Church
State of
Bennington County
Ethel Pastor
George K. Goodwin
Haverhill, Masa
YALE
NEW Rutland Corporation
Cramery
Talk OF
the Town
Bastian Waar
Brunelle—Tabor
Annotno-4
Vera
Groutie
Peal Friberg and
Family
Dem Machine
Alex
McIntosh
Leto
Tinosa
Paul Friberg
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