Zelaya greeted in Mexico City amid gold laden baggage
Mexico City hosts Jose Zelaya the titular president of Nicaragua arriving to cheers from Central Americans and Mexicans. He calls for U S Mexican intervention to unify Central American republics and mentions gold and paper money in his baggage.
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Mexico City
Jose Santos Zoleya
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Mexico
Central America
United States
Mealeo
Obain
Eleven Vessels Lost In Storm Off Newfoundland
Eleven Newfoundland schooners and their crews of fifty men are believed lost in a six day storm that devastated St Johns and surrounding areas. The disaster follows persistent gales across the island, with ships reported missing and widespread destruction across the community.
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St. Johns
N. PF
Railroads Withdraw Compromise Offer
St Paul December 29 The Northwestern railroads have withdrawn their offer to abide by the wage conference decision and re employ striking enrichmen as fast as spots can be found. Strikers await the Washington conference Friday between President Perham of the railway telegraphers union and Interstate Commerce Commission members.
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St. Paul
Northwestern Railroads
Washington
Perham
Railway Telegraphers’ Union
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cartoonist Homer Davenport Seriously Ill in San Diego
San Diego December 28 Homer Davenport the cartoonist is seriously ill at a friend's home after a collapse of the nervous system doctors deem his condition serious He is known for his political caricatures and cartoons in national publications.
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San Diego
Homer Davenport
Judge Hough Denies Morse New Trial Motion
New York December 29 Judge Hough of the United States Circuit Court denied the motion for a new trial for Charles W Morse currently under sentence for violating national banking laws Pert Ruth returns from Salem
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New York
Hough
United States
Circuit Court
Charles W. Morse
Execution of Grace and Cannon in Zelaya era
Managua December reports say Grace and Cannon, American recruits in Zelaya's insurgent army, were not Tortured before execution. They were notified November 15 and shot the next morning at the fortress amid rain while viewing open graves. Cannon died after attempting to shield Grace was shot in the chest as both perceived to die instantly.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Grace
Cannon
Zelaya
State Department
Washington
Geneva
Labor leaders discuss railroad legislation with Taft
Washington December 29 A A Roe legislative representative of the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and Railroad Trainmen conferred with President Taft today on legislation for railroad employees Taft expressed deep interest in the matter and plans to study the proposal further.
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Washington
A. A. Roe
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Taft
Colonel Heistand Named Adjutant General in the Philippines
Colonel H.0 Heistand has been ordered to an important post as adjutant general of American forces in the Philippines. He previously held a similar position in the department of the coast.
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Tex Rickard
James J. Jeffries
Jack Joleen
Eddie Graney
San Prancisco
Rickard
San Prancico
Philippines
Ho . Heistand
Department of the Enat
Albany Herald Brief Mentions Bruce Family and Wintering
The Albany Herald notes Mr and Mrs Bruce of Minnesota who have been wintering with her son C B Bruce. They left to visit friends in Eugene as sympathy grows for legislation protecting workers and their protections.
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Albany Herald
Bruce
Minnesota
Eugene
Belief Girl Poisoned by Rival in Glendale Mystery
Los Angeles December 29. Mrs. Jennie Priest asks district attorney to probe the death of her 18 year old daughter Bessie May Priest at Glendale on Christmas evening after a 20 day illness. Priest said Bessie was engaged to Harry Sayreck of Newark and had a rival whose identity is undisclosed.
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Los Angeles
Bessie May Priest
Jennie Priest
Glendale
Here
Northwest Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
Oregon and Washington forecast rain or snow with warmer conditions on Thursday. Idaho expects fall snow in the north with southeast winds.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Construction Work Begins at Salem
Center street in Salem saw the start of track construction by Warren Construction company for the Welch lines. A plow gang and a large steam roller operated along Center from Commercial to Liberty as excavation began and early indications point to rapid progress.
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Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Center Street
Commercial
Warren Construction Company
Salem
Welch Lines
Liberty
Salem Statesman
Taft to Send Special Message on Conservation
President Taft plans to dispatch a special message on natural resource conservation without waiting for the ongoing inquiry into the Ballinger Pinchot matter. He is confident conservation legislation will pass this session. Senators Jones and Rep Humphrey announce resolutions for a joint congressional committee to probe the controversy, to be introduced next Wednesday and expected to pass.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Jones
Humphrey
Senate
House
Ballinger Pinchot
Professor Wiley Forced to Quit in Washington
Washington December 28 The famed chemist Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry resigns after a long series of defeats on pure food reform and government whiskey policy. He may enter private food work as opportunities abound while the government loses a persistent advocate.
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Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Taft
Wiley
Defenders of Yankee Doodle Rally After Dixie Statement
Washington on December 29 Otto G T Sonneck chief of the Library of Congress music division faces a flood of mail and threats after asserting Dixie was more popular than Yankee Doodle his congressional library office overwhelmed by letters from across the country bearing strong reactions to his remark.
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Washington
Otto G. T. Sonneck
Division of Music
Library of Congress
Congressional Libary
Explosion in Reading Claims Five Lives
Reading, Pa on December 29 reports an explosion killing five men. The incident is linked to Kaiser shipyard work, with reports highlighting fatalities amid ongoing industrial accidents. Princess Victoria Louise is noted elsewhere in the same paper as making her debut.
Princess Victoria Louise’s debut shocks society circles
A brief note records Princess Victoria Louise, daughter of Emperor William, making her debut in society born in 1802. A boiler plant explosion at Metropolitan Hicgctrie Co. West Reading caused instant deaths. A later item hopes Oregon farmers will raise more hogs in 1910.
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Victoria Louise
Emperor William
Metropolitan Hicgctrie Co
West Reading
Oregon
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