Execution of Americans Mentions From Managua Crisis
Reports from the State Department describe the execution of Americans and a growing crisis in Nicaragua. Zelaya’s government, rebel actions, and consular cautions are tied to tensions around potential clashes near Managua and Bluefields with December assemblies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soyond
Conesat
Managua
Zelygas
Pct
Trias
Fijfoou
Zelaya
Vooreteul Caldera
Ous de Red Cross
Lotus
Groce
Channon
Inston Hoth
San Juan
Chem
Niewragitant
Cald Otoon
Iit
Irias
Privante Alvicento
Brea Hi Zeliye
Nica
Caphrin
Dinnow
Hostien
Connul Calder Oy
Viton
Cook Wins Her Case
Court records show a district venue ruling awarding 883 to Matilda Hill by Hatton proprietors after Helen Hi and Hill clan disputed services and meal charges at the hotel. The case alleges the hotel owed money for cook services and other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charh
Matilda Hill
Helen Hi. Hatton
Hill Clan
Fruit Ship Wrecked Off Cape Hatteras
A fruit ship was wrecked off Cape Hatteras with the Brewster surviving crew and up to fourteen aboard. Rescue efforts by wireless station crews and vessels, including Captain Verna and the crew of the Breyten, continued as ships from Jaramien to Cribus reported the stranding. The Brewster was reportedly on course for New York and was due to arrive that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Hatteras
Stunuree
New York
West
Beandar
Noc
Capisin
Hia
Rari
United Press Teaters de Tocal
Viemend
Hater Hejatteles
Verna
Penuimler
Jaramien
Breyten
Cribus
Hes Brewster
Auto Factory to Boost Elizabeth Employment Growth
A new auto parts factory in Elizabeth, housed in the Meidritter building on Prince Street, plans to expand from about fifteen workers to fifty. The facility, operated by Vandewater & Companys, occupies over 40,000 square feet and already has orders from a New York firm for forty units. The company notes growing demand for autos and repairs, with a skilled team including Kelwin Wannlewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Hia
Prince Auret
Vandewater & Companys
Matehinivte
Uimmers
Wowly Otkers
Isodin
Kahiway
Aye
New York
Daeda
We Atites
Kelwin Wannlewater
Man Freed After Clothes Cut From Crushed Driver
A South Park street accident left William Hurns trapped under wagon wheels. To rescue him the crew cut away his clothes, freeing him after the vehicle halted and bystanders watched. The incident occurred near the carnation for Simon Mack’s bank at Park and South Belt streets. Burns was pulled free and is reported in good condition after the perilous release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Parktreet
William Hurns
Iver
States Lithogrie Company
Burne
Simon Mack
South Bale
Amy
Muri
Hertes
Wien
Burns
Inia
Labor Leaders See President at Toronto Convention
American Federation of Labor leaders Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Frank Morrn and James O’Connell spent an hour and a half with the President in Washington discussing proposed labor reforms. They urged an injunction prohibition amended to cover subcontracts and sought a Sherman Act amendment to curb strikes and boycotts. They urged funding for enforcement of the labor law in Washington and proposed employer liability changes. The President said he would consider the recommendations and push legislation in line with their aims in a forthcoming message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merndy Washington
American Federation of Labor
Toronto
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Marmeen
Jimes O'Connell
Dior
Sherman
Tabor
Loewe
Connecticut
Iran
Wits
Congress
Engle
Libor
Colwmbia
Supreme Court Receives Labor Chiefs' Final Appeal
Washington report: Presiding officials Mitchell, Parker, and Morrison presented the final appeal from labor leaders to the U S Supreme Court. The case concerns contempt of court and a two sentence jail term. The court received the formal submission from Judge Parker and others behind the Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Labor Chiefs
Washington
Preskyol Comper
VireDeens
Alent Mitchell
Metnsum
Supreme Court of the
Diet
Colune Mia
States Supreme Comet
Parker Gompem
Mitchell
Morrison
Mreement Cconavedi
Federation
Hunters Arrested Near Theyhones In Violation Case
Tony Nema and Join Pesan were arrested near theyhones by Fish and Gemi Warden Willian Hobe Html. They were charged with violating the game Jane by guanine withanthe Vienne. Arraigeed bet Firdze Mendel they were committed, in default of a fine of $20, for the county gail for wits on SUGHRUE'S DANCING SCHOOL. Good time Lo tearm, congenial surroundings, pldatetatlished, and the benefit of teachers for Tong raperionce. UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE. Dix Bulldog. 205-410 Tomb street Tel 68 oF Prices on TOYS are lower st MoMPaxtes BROS Firat erect. than elpwwhere eae tS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Nema
Join Pesan
Orgain
Theyhones
Fish and
Gemi
Willian Hobe
Guanine
Withanthe Vienne
Arraigeed Bet
Firdze Mendel
Gail
Wits
Sughrue
Tong Raperionce
Salvationists Cheer During City Parade Meet
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Salvation Army members marching. The text references a meeting at South Peach Street, a cheer by Salvationists, and a Captain Stein. Names and details are garbled, but the event centers on a Salvation Army parade or gathering with police permit notes and a mayoral mention.
Jurors Chosen For Murder Trials In Local Panel
A juror panel was drawn today in a murder case in Chunk of Dominon Plows. Sheri Kirkland presided as twenty six jurors aged from various districts were set to report next week for voir dire. The panel names include many local residents as the community prepares for trial in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diidge Atwater
Sheri Kirkland
Vrsenty
Specil
Faty Wight
Callus Viigabetde
Forest Thorn
John Wirtley
Joseph Teisher
Deeepshy Wagner
Vlantield
Ay Reena Lael
Viewas Cidlahan
Keary € Nanes
David Towhead
Besant Me
Vivonnas
Od Carthy
H. Randolph
Thalnway
Cute Ball
Try
Charles
Fob Feons Suniit
Teach
Wellington
Withelin Westfield
Reyer
Renee Park
Caras Hath -Fenton Keenan
Dolin
Wy Wilkens
Croford
Laurity Uselle
Doh
F. Aelow
Cat —Tehin
Tawney
Spriigfeld
Pied Reach
Charles Lange
Kenilworth
Hiller
Fanwood
Ohn Bard
Hark Townalip
Levi Plave
Mrewidene
Bo Vane
Wath
Linden Smith
Keil Mountainside
Annual millinery clearance note and street ad
A fragment of a historical newspaper page advertises an annual millinery clearance with partial descriptions of hats and prices. It mentions Francis Tel and Dr Herbert Keenan with a relocation notice and an upcoming Saturday afternoon visit to Bart Grand Street. The readable text shows miscellaneous shop terms, prices, and promotional phrases amid the cluttered output.
Unclear OCR fragment on local church and weather events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a church call, weather conditions, and multiple personal names and places. It reads as a garbled historical newspaper page with scattered references to meetings, people, and dates, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable events.
Midnight Street Cleaning Deception Reported
A garbled OCR note describes a midnight street cleaning scheme on a Broad Street route. It mentions Mayor and Councilman involvement, a supposed procedure by the Street Department, and claims of staged activity to influence opinions. The text suggests a perceived hoax with claimed city officials overseeing a fake cleaning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mravlig
Edward Surpent
Mau Wi
Elia
Clement
Pd Vieroneh
Mayer
Tienes
Assistance for Poor Is Aim of the Society
A meeting of the society discusses aiding the poor and plans a next event in December. Trustees and officers are listed along with many attending members and physicians from Elizabeth, Plainfield, Summit and nearby towns. D J Leonard is noted as undertaker moving to 116 Elizabeth Avenue.
New Theatre Planned and Construction Details
A new theatre is planned on the west side at Third Street between Main Street and Lavine, to be built promptly for performances within a month. The project, reportedly funded by investors, will include seating for many and estimates suggest a sizable cost. Nearby stores are expected to be erected adjacent to the ticketing area once the theatre is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cexpeeteak
Remy
Third Trent
Jobeny
Lavine
Ted Nyem
Uplyen Theatres
Joe Tontiees
Skull Fracture Reported In Car Crash
A disturbing report describes a skull fracture sustained in a car accident. The fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple individuals and places, but key facts include a serious head injury and potential fatalities.
Fragmented OCR travel note near Cherry Street inquiry
A garbled OCR fragment references a route from Pratt Mae direction to St Livorge slenne via Cherry street, with hints of a navigation task and a Beure bt antisinlutiots note. The text mentions gaited travel on alto and a sequence of streets, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Mae
Lanestage
Wear Fiett Avenue
Giles Baver
Cherry Street
St Livorge Slenne
Sinail
Thief Is Collared After Detective Narrow Escape
In a New York case a thief working with a detective was felled as authorities moved in. Moore, a known robber with ties to Genevea, faced capture after a midnight break in. The pursuit ended when Moore was compelled to flee a saloon scene, and investigators pursued and captured him nearby as tales of the lower city’s robberies continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Webbing
New York
Iron Muller
Coral Guetta
Morria
Moore
Lore Om
Hotgel
Cite Oriana Court
Peete Sinha
Magee
Getting Ready for Christmas at Pringehop Store
An imperfect OCR snippet advertises Christmas gifts and printing services at a shop on Brome Street. It mentions fine goods, low prices, and Christmas preparations with emphasis on gifts and printing. Names or exact dates are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aindern Pringehop
Brome Streey
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Caldera
U. S
Manigia
Mayenene
Sol
Sobaton
Mara- 1
le Rei
Leite
Chamarte
Toleda
Bort Castillo
Chinamdaga
Hawta
Tenduras
Americon Tegation
Mantel Bonilla
Cook
Frank
Vrank
Ulmartin
Misine Hospital
Weise
Photon
Ples Bon
Dale
Jersey Street
Iret Street
Elizabethport, Nals Tm
Brewster
Jamaica
Diamond Shoals
NEW York Company
Miss FE
Walker
Washington Street
Kent
Eeperate Lickelrome Furniture
Planoa
Corter
Jefferson Avenue
LABOR
Will
Salvationists
Army Corps
Captain Strain
Hell
Caphon
Stalin
Stein Cent
Magen
Ty Biblony Tethys
Captain Stiri
Jared
Vic Caplin
Otter
Wyk
Cief
Rellifaery
Atria
Nieaver
Rte
Greece
Tervier
Francis Tel
J. Herbert Keenan
St Walen Avenue
Hamenptetter
Ff Linian
Buffalo
J. V. Filson
WTA
Phebe Hieber
SE GM
Die
Drei Canney Dental Saetty
Aden
Phnaei
Sian
Comoran
Lave
Ion
Benny
Henette
Tibet
Sen Presulat
Charles Mardy
Sammity Ovetney
William Heotas
M. Wapner
Faward
William Bo Martin
Oscar Ad Yyberger
William Co
Co Pinipot
Jesepit Whyman de Geerwe Ho
Frank M. Buhler
Harrison M
Charles Fo Jones
AL Percy Rabert
Adolph Degenring
Albert St Markhart
John P Frank
Walter Woolsey
J. Sertrant Stevens
John F. Keane
Mivin Eaton
Charles S. Hardy
Summits
B.S. Stevens
Plainfield
Robert Makefield
Crapford
D. J. Leonard
Elisapeth Avenue
Enstle Velum
Badiy
Newark
Abrethani Letoon
We Mather
Siter
Ib Tien
Mary Nil
Sammuel Macaheon
Bipet
Didlo
Wawona Barty
Alto
Iaaring
Burlal
Sleuti
Medevhs
Hhatkine
Phe Ph
Pete
T Tele
Barnes
Lepage
Ahadews
Pier Moore
Ae Ragged NW
Wall Street
Dubie Patabpiy
Kerk
Jevie
Hond
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