Estrada 16 Beat at Rama in Nicaragua Engagement
Reports from Managua describe a heavy engagement near Rama between Gen Vasquez loyalists and Zelaya aligned revolutionists. Rama reportedly captured by Zelayan forces. armistice had ended. Prison camps grow, enforced starvation and corporal punishment reported in Blusfields with 600 political detainees.
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Managua
Rama
Vasquez
Zelaya
Vesquez
Velaya
Blusfields
Nicaragua
Catholi Society
Zelaya'a
Corinto
Wyoming Constatory Seventeenth Reunion Opens at Masonic Temple
Nearly one hundred Masons arrived from different parts of the state to attend the Wyoming Constatory semi annual reunion at the Masonic temple. The four day program begins at one, with a Lodge of Perfection convention and free time work to follow. A visitor register will record all guests and accompanying ladies, and lunch will be served at the temple.
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Wyoming Constatory
Masonic Temple
Lodge of Perfection
Mrs Brokaw Seeks Separation Alimony Amid Divorce Trial
New York Dec 13 Mary Blair Brokaw testifies in a divorce case against her millionaire husband W Gould Brokaw seeking alimony of 60000 annually. She is asked about threats to harm her and the meaning of intoxication in her husband’s condition on the night she called his secretary for help. Her counsel questions aim to clarify the couple's finances and separation terms.
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New York
Mary Blair Brokaw
Wild
W. Gould Brokaw
John F. McIntyre
Mrs. Brokaw
Brokaw
Raynor calls for arrest of Zelaya in Nicaragua crisis
Raynor demands immediate capture and punishment of Zelaya, condemning the execution of two Americans Cannon and Grace as violations of universal law. He likens the act to wartime reprisals and urges decisive action by the United States, including possible war declarations if needed.
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Volt
United States
Hungary
Webster
Imperial Council
Rayner
Zelaya
Central America
Wullty
Trenaon
Wa ‘Prinbners
Nivatagwa
Trial Divorce Sham Says One Who Knows
A Boston columnist argues against trial divorces and urges absolute divorce for marital difficulties. The piece cites couples choosing separation over divorce and notes wives should monitor their partners more closely to prevent troubled homes.
Colorado Fuel and Iron reappraisal values assets at over 100 million
Denver reports a new appraisal sets Colorado Fuel and Iron assets at 100,556,476.06 with liabilities 91,924,147.66 creating a near twenty million balance. John D. Rockefeller ordered the update as the firm recovers from earlier bankruptcy fears tied to ore exhaustion.
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Denver
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
John D. Rockefeller
Pueblo Mills
L Knight Templars Elect and Install Officers
Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar elected officers for the year last evening led by Richard Repath as eminent commander A J Parshall generalissimo R F P Fuller captain general and Dr George C Rafter prelate Installation followed immediately after the vote with a slate including J D Freeborn treasurer D W Gill recorder and other wardens and trustees.
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Wyoming Commandery No. 1
Knights Templar
Richard Repath
A. J. Parshall
R. F P. Fuller
George C. Rafter
J. D. Freeborn
D. W. Gill
George CC. Stull
W.S. Earhart
H.C. Hoffman
George D. Johnston
George van Zandt
T. F. Durbin
Sentinel
Samuel Corson
J. A. Riner
Fisher Family Arrested on Disturbance Charge
Mr and Mrs Fisher whose home in West Cheyenne is known as Fort Fisher were arrested last night on a disturbance charge. A daughter was also arrested.
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Fisher
Aged King of Belgium Faces Final Battle with Illness
Brussels reports King Leopold I, aged and frail, fights death as rheumatism dropsy and intestinal obstruction worsen his condition. A surgeon's knife may be tried tomorrow, with outcomes resting on his vitality.
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Brussels
Leopold I
Belgium
Beast and Jungle Starts Damage Suit
Denver reports W. G. Smith former speaker of the Colorado house filed a $50,000 damages suit against Judge Ben B. Lindsey and journalist Harvey J. O'Higgins. He claims defamation from a series titled the Beast and the Jungle published in Cosmograph magazine.
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Denver
W. G. Smith
Colorado House of Representatives Today
Ben B. Lindsey
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Smith
Beast and the Jungle
Gaxtern
O'Higgins
Lindsey
Taft speaks at Bowery mission after Africa jubilee
President Taft toured a drenching rain scene in New York visiting the Bowery mission where he told unemployed men not to be down but to strive for a brighter future. The day marked Carnegie Hall prayers for a $300000 Africa mission fund raised by Bishop Hartzell with other remarks.
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Taft
Bowery
New York
Africa
Bowery Mission
Carnegie
Hartzell
Gunboat Guerrero to sail for Corinto Nicaragua
Mexico City officials say the gunboat Guerrero with 115 men will likely depart Salina Cruz tomorrow for Corinto Nicaragua. The announcement came from government officials.
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Nicaragua
Mexico City
Guerrero
Salina Crux
Corinto
Wreck of Limiter Costs Thirteen Lives
Cleveland officials report the Twentieth Century Limited collided with rear of No 10 passenger train early this morning. Four killed and nine fatally injured with many more hurt in the crash. Investigations into cause underway as rescue teams search for survivors.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ghosts and fakers Hyslop speaks on apparitions
Dr James Hyslop told Calvary Baptist Church students that ghostly visions and psychic phenomena occur, citing cases of apparitions linked to death and suggesting a national research institute be funded with $50,000 to study psychical events and collect data for a federal institute of psychical research.
Immigrant Steerage Conditions Probed by Senate Aides
A report by immigration agents who traveled as steerage passengers on Atlantic liners describes appalling conditions aboard many vessels. A woman agent endured insults and degrading mingling of passengers. Senator Dillingham introduced two bills to address the abuses.
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Washington
Imigration Commission
Senate
Dilingham
Distinguished Soldier Sentenced for Theft
Capt. Thomas Franklin once commended for service in China and Manila pleaded guilty to petty ebexzlements from the West Point mess fund. Judge Hand sentenced him to two years and six months in the Atlanta federal penitentiary, with counsel noting plans for a writ of error review.
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New York
Thomas Franklin
China
Manila
West Point
Hand
Esrcuit
Atlanta
Three In Savannah Triple Murder Case Narrow Guilt Ties
Savannah December 13. Developments point to one or more suspects in the Friday triple murder. County officers identify J C Hunter husband of Mrs Maggie Hunter as a definite suspect. Physicians report Mrs Hunter, while conscious, accused her husband and said Jesro aided the attack before dying. Hunter denies guilt. Mayor Tedman called for suppression of extras carrying the news.
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Savannah
J. C. Hunter
Maggie Hunter
Tedman
Zelaya's Agents Active in United States Stir Controversy
Reports claim Zelaya's agents in the United States stirred unrest and disrupted revolts in Central America. Dispatches from Dineflelde and Salvador mention possible imprisonments ordered by Zelaya, while American business targets were reportedly attacked by Zelaya forces, a claim widely disputed.
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Washington
D. C
Dow
Zelaya
United States
Revolusionieta
Likupdring
Zelayen
Dineflelde
Salvador
Foliniog
Feleya
Unclear fragment preserves condition report of Ming Leopard
The readable portion notes the Ming Leopard remains unchanged while other details are obscured. No other clear facts or entities are extractable from the fragment.
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