U S Navy to Move Buffalo Marines to Corinto amid Nicaragua Crisis
Washington dispatch reports the Buffalo with 700 Marines ordered to sail to Corinto after Zelaya’s resignation aim and armed Zelaya supporters near Managua prompt U S consular protection. Telegrams say Madriz may be chosen, with Lima and Bluefields notes on revolutionary positions and political instability.
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Washington
Buffalo
Panama
Corinto
Managua
Zelaya
Madris
Zelama
Irina
Iso
Kimball
Marines
O Corinto
Wensels
Ay Congress
Estrada
Raman Bluefields
Atrongholda
Belgium's Leopold dies. Albert heir presumptive to throne
Brussels reports a disputed succession as Albert takes oath and claims the throne amid rumors of a regency. The Vatican notes a 1906 marriage between Leopold and Baroness Vaughan, with two sons claimed. A Catholic pontifical statement cites embolism as the cause. scrutiny of Vaughan’s marriage follows in London.
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Prince Albert of
Brussels
Leos
Cal Albert
Sige
Henriett
Vaughn
Belgium
Vatican
Leopold
Vaughan
Lucian
Albert
Ming
Nat Moniter
Prinne
Alvert
Inkaters
Thiriar
Paca
Prince Albert
Countess of Flagders
London
Central News
Rome
San Ramo
Italy
Angordante
Ballinger Attacks Hitchcock as House Teeters on Probe
Washington December 17 A sharp crossfire from Representative Ballinger accuses Hitchcock of partisan tactics in a push for a full investigation of the Interior Department. Republicans and insurgents debate ruling changes as they demand a complete inquiry while Democrats defend Hitchcock and the party line.
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Washington
Lock
Ballinger
Estogamine
Wilbon
Revuvlican
Bauire
Omer Hichenelelg
Standard Oil Appeals Dissolution Case to Supreme Court
Attys for Standard Oil of New Jersey and seven individuals appeal the federal circuit court ruling dissolving their operations. They cite sixty five alleged trial errors, disputing antitrust violation findings and corporate competition analysis, and challenge conclusions about Rockefeller and other defendants. Signed by Judges Hook and Adame.
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St. Louis
Dev
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
It's
Elderles
Federal Circuit Court
Motor records shattered at Indianapolis race
Johnny Aitken broke all world records for distances from one to twenty miles on the Indianapolis motor speedway racing against a free wind. Lubricating oil in some machines froze causing contestants to retire. Aitken ran twenty miles in 16:18:41.
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Tiaianapolis
Deel
Johnny* Aitken
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Aitken
North Park Coal Fraud Cases Stand
Denver witnesses testified in a federal suit to recover coal lands in Routt county Colorado alleging fraudulent acquisition. Judge Lewis said a prima facie case exists against part of the defendants and all non-suits motions are denied. The suit targets officers and directors of the Union Land company.
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North Park
Denver
Routt County
Colorado
Lewis
Union Land Company
Eight Persons Fined in Police Court affair
Police Justice Bruner fined eight individuals in police court yesterday. James Nelson William Johnston Mary Brown William Wilson Floe Pat ten each for prostitution. James Stacker Lee Mitchell fourteen each for carrying concealed weapons. Harde Harbon fifteen for disturbance.
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Bruner
James Nelson
William Johnston
Mary Brown
William Wilson
Floe Patten
James Stacker
Lee Mitchell
Harde Harbon
Mystery of East Orange Bath Sale Victim Deepens
The case of Ocey Snead WardigMartin, linked to the East Orange bath sale mystery, grows as her mother Mrs. Caroline W. Martino asserts Ocey planned suicide amid family death threats and insists suicide notes blamed others were written by Ocey during her grief over Fletcher Snead. Police explore starvation and mental influence theories while Mrs. Martino faces extradition to New Jersey. Virginia Wardlaw, implicated early, knew of Ocey’s intent and expressed anger as the case unfolds.
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Caroline W. Martino
Ocey Snead
Silent Sisters
Martin
New York
Ocey Snead-Wardigw-Martin
Bath
East Orange
Mrs. Martin
Fletcher Snead
Ensette
Mrs. Brokaw's Expletive Exposed in Separation Suit
New York today reports Mrs. Mary Blair Brokaw rested her case in a divorce suit seeking 60,000 dollars yearly alimony. Her brother-in-law H B Gilbert testified she used a profane adjective toward the steward and to a berth where she claimed her husband forced her to sleep during crossing the Atlantic. The exchange prompted corroborating nods from Mrs. Brokaw and the judge as the word was repeated.
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New York
Mary Blair Brokaw
Limony
H. B. Gibert
Gilbert
Justice Putnam
Nat Dewrey Bhasy Victors Over Dodge in Local Box Fight
A Fort Russell gymnasium crowd watched Nat Dewey the local colored boxer defeat Private Dodge of the Fourth Field Artillery in the early third round. The ten round bout ended quickly after a light blow left Dodge prostrate. Some witnesses accused Dodge of quitting after a series of preliminaries that partly repaid the crowd for the effort.
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Fort Russell
Nat Dewey
Private Dodge
Fourth Field Artillery
Dodge
Dewey
Morgan & Co Buys Controlling Interests in Six Phone Firms
J P Morgan & Co announces acquisition of controlling stakes in six Ohio and Indiana telephone companies. Morgan will exclusively operate the firms and deny Bell involvement. The deal values the holdings at about 9 million with Morgan paying 10 million.
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J. P. Morgan
Toledo
J. P. Morgan & Co
Ohio
Indiana
Morgan
Immigrant Cook Probed at Long Wharf
Mary A. Eitinger, 40 years old, detained at the Immigrant Station Long Wharf after arriving on a Cunard steamer. She traveled from England to serve as a cook in the household of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy. A wooden leg and another artificial limb were found among her belongings. Debarment possible unless Withington reverses a royal officials decision.
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Long Wharf
Mary A. Eitinger
Cunard
Tverma
England
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Selench
Withington
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