Warship to Reduce Zelaya Crisis in Rama Region
The Des Moines arrived to protect Americans who may flee if Zelaya supporters win the Rama battle. Americans seek a protocol and truce to avert slaughter. Zelaya names Jose Madriz as successor and intends to bow out in three weeks as Central American states denounce U.S. actions at a 50-colony meeting in Mexico City.
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Jose Madriz
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Roosevelt Expected in Nairobi for Banquets After Hunt
In Nairobi British East Africa Col Theodore Roosevelt is due tomorrow as guest of honor at several banquets following a hunting trip that yielded 6482 animals and birds of all sizes.
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Nairobi
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Suffragettes found hiding in Albert Hall in London
London Dec 10. After a night of unrest several suffragettes were found hiding in nooks of the Albert Hall to disrupt a great liberal meeting tonight with Premier Asquith and Lloyd George on the program. One woman was found between the organ pipes after hours. Others were hidden in similar places.
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Albert Hall
Man Drinks Carbolic Acid, Driver Roy Felton Dies
Roy Felton, 38, an oil wagon driver, drank carbolic acid near Dr. F. P. Gillaspy’s office at 708 Russell Avenue and died. Relatives say he had been acting strangely and believe his mind was unbalanced. He resided at 339 TE South Street and leaves a widow, two children, and several siblings.
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Roy Felton
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South Street
Goat Milk Urged For Babies By Denver Leaders
At the tubercular congress session in Denver Mrs. Dewey C. Bailey says goat milk is best for children and will be provided for city infants next summer. Reports show Paris goats were not tubercular. The Denver day nursery cared for 7,000 babies last year.
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Dewey C. Bailey
Woman's Club
Congress
British Medical Commis
Sion
Paris
Bailey
Denver Woman's Club
Sarah Platt Decker
Arapahoe Street
Universal Fellowship
Colorado
H. L. Hollister
Martha B. Conine
Colorado Federation of Woman's Clubs
Pearl Wheeler
West Colfax
Notable Players Series by New York Clipper
Publishers announce a forthcoming series on notable stage stars from Edwin Forrest to the present with professional careers, lists of important plays, and a lasting record for readers interested in theatricals. The first instalment appears in the issue dated January 1.
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Poor Tailor May Get a Golden Goose Now
New York on December 9 tells of Herman Ehrenhafts tailor shop at 140 Ridge Street where a once modest tailor woke to find he is now worth 100000 dollars. His wife and five children learned the shock with him as news spread overnight.
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Herman
Sophia Mayer Fights Austrian Inheritance Case In Tailor Shop Tale
A small basement tailor shop becomes the stage for a landmark case as Sophia Mayer, a young lawyer living at No 1 Attorney Street, wins a fortune battle in Austria. She becomes the first woman allowed to plead there, with three judges at Radow Gallen granting her the doubts. The dispute centers on Julia Plewenska's estate worth $100, left to Ehren haft, with husband’s relatives claiming life interest and potential reversion. Mayer took the case at her own risk amid neighborhood acclaim.
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Court of Inheritances
Radow
Gallen
Julia Plewenska
Ehrenhaft
Mayer
Brotherhood Banquet and Election In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Presbyterian Brotherhood plans its annual meeting at the M. M. Co. A. banquet hall Friday evening with lunch at 6 30. Officers will be elected and department reports read. Charles J. Coffin will address the gathering. all members urged to attend.
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M. Co. A
Charles J. Coffin
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Factory Destroyed at Kent Burns Seneca Chain Plant
Fire at about O o'clock this morning wiped out the Seneca Chain company's plant, one of the largest independent factories. It employed 250 men. Loss about 3175,000 with insurance estimated at $40,000.
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Kent
Seneca Chain Company
Conductor Alleges Motorman Ignored Signals in Train Wreck
Albert Witte, conductor aboard the wrecked car struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train, says he did not signal motorman George Hoover to proceed. Witte, injured and at 117 Spencer Street, claims safety gates were up and he walked to the tracks before the collision.
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Albert Witte
Pennsylvania
George Hoover
Witte
Spencer Street
One Hinted Patent Remedy BOOMed by KE. wW. Grove
A fragment notes a laxative remedy branded Bromo Quinine claimed as a universal cure for a cold in one day. It mentions the signature KE. wW. Grove and asserts global use. The text is sparse and focuses on a promotional claim rather than verification.
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GROVE
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