Four Hundred Marines May Deploy Over Nicaraguan Crisis
Washington reports preparations to dispatch four hundred marines from Philadelphia next Saturday for Panama or Nicaragua depending on the state department. The motive centers on the alleged execution of Americans Grace and Cannon after they aided Estrada forces with mine plotting and hold amid Zelaya’s army gains.
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Panama
Nicaragua
State Department
Grace
Cannon
Zelaya
Salvador Faotrilio
Kerrada
Castrillo
Estrada
Chamorro
Boca St. Carlos
Dr. Castrillo
Colorado Junction
Estrade
Comet Strikes Earth Seen Across East Alabama
A bright comet was observed in east Alabama at about 7:30 tonight, with witnesses at Bear Die Cullough station reporting a dazzling display. Some residents speculated it might be a quake. reports describe two fragments moving toward different directions.
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Alabama
Bear dieCullough
Apofhoou
Damaged notice details uncertain ownership and loss
Fragmentary notice describes a property loss or seizure incident involving an animal and belongings, with unclear names and locations. No clear date or party details are readable.
Millionaire Not Safe at Island Port
Mystery surrounds the fate of John Jacob Astor’s steam yacht Nourmahal with him and friends aboard. Key West reports wireless contact with the West Indies failed, casting doubt on a prior Curaçao Willemstad report that Nourmahal arrived at San Juan on November 14 and anchored there on the 15th. The San Juan wireless operator said he knew nothing of Nourmahal’s presence.
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New York
John Jacob Antor
West Indian Islands
Caracas
Willemstad
Curacao
San Juan
Insurgents Cite Threat to Cannon as Congress Opens
Washington observers say insurgent Republicans and Democrats may join to end the Cannon machine. Nebraska’s George Norris says the party’s fate hinges on breaking patronage controls and securing key committee seats to force change.
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Huey Ciba
Congress
Washington
Moses
House
Pinche Ei
George Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Gomper s laments lawyers grip over wage laws
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, told the National Civic Federation that new laws are needed to cover employers liability and to ensure compensation for workers injured in accidents. He criticized lawyers as hindering progress with high fees and powerful constitutional leverage.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
National Civic Federation
Tornado Strikes Dexter and Towns Causing Large Damage
A noon tornado devastated Dexter Missouri destroying fifteen houses and county fair buildings. Two women and two children were injured as rescuers aided victims on November 22. Across the Midwest storms brought high winds and heavy damage from Ohio to Indiana, with bridges and boats affected and multiple injuries reported.
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Chicago
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Willmette
Ateamore
Benton
Che
Weather Summary for Wyoming and West Central Regions
Washington reports show Wyoming partly cloudy with rain in the Northwest and warmer conditions in the Northeast for Tuesday, followed by a cold, cloudy spell with rain or snow in the North and West. Local data note a 24 hour high of 47 and a low of 28 with no precipitation. A cold wave is forecast to reach the Rocky Mountain region by Tuesday night and spread to the Missouri valley and plains by Wednesday night, then to the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys by Thursday night.
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Washington
Wyoming
W. S. Palmer
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Missouri Valley
Plains
Misalesippi
Ohio
Upper Lake Region
Mine Rescue Holds Living and Dead at Cherry Vein
Reports from Cherry detail miners trapped in a deep vein as hopes rise for a rescue. McFadden and Dougherty say a hundred and fifty mines may be sealed in pockets yet alive, while crews prepare to probe openings and bring out the entombed.
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Cherry
Robert McFadden
Barney Dougherty
St. Paul
Mving
Richard Newsam
Ilinois
Clelland
Starving girl guards mother’s body in tenement death scene
In New York at 180 Avenue A, eight year old Ida Fantapille and twelve year old Dominick watched over their dying mother Marie Fantapille after she died in a cramped room. The children lacked food and funds as relatives and neighbors reacted with neglect until authorities intervened. The coroner and Children’s Society became involved while the family faced funeral expenses and a candle vigil.
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Avenue A
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Dominick
Dominis
Ida Fantaphin
Bho
Haton
Children's Society
Salvatore
Oyster Bey
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Oyster Bay
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