Extradite the Butcher Directive Emerges
Wstrada will demand Zelaya be returned in a push to extradite the accused butcher. The move signals harsher international pressure and possible legal actions to resolve the case.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
1
Zelaya Exile Sparks U S Extradition Debate
Washington notes Zelaya remains safe in Mexico and may move to Belgium. the Estrada government seeks his extradition for alleged crimes. The article cites precedents on comity and asylum, referencing the Adler case in New Orleans and Arguelles, and discusses U S policy toward Nicaragua and Mexico over Zelaya and the Cannon and Grace killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Mexico
Belgium
United States
Estrada
Knox
Cannon
Grace
Adler
New Orleans
Arguelles
Lincoln
Spain
New York
Seward
Unite States
Grace Zelaya
Nicaragua
Madriz
Caldera
Managua
Killed at Altar Rivalry Ends in Fatal Church Shot
In Strickland Georgia on December 29 Gabriel Len o and Rosa Butler wed when Joe Jackson opened fire as they left the altar. Len o died in his bride's arms. A posse pursued Jackson as warrants were sworn for Henry Johnson as an accessory. Sheriff deputies hunted the suspects amid local uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland, Ga
Gabriel Leno
Rosa Lee Butler
Joe Jackson
Lynn Station
Len
Jackson
Henry Johnson
Railroad Car as Hospital Solves The Fever Isolation Problem
William Johnson Harahan first vice president of the Erie Railroad isolates his family in private car 996 near Walnut Street Montclair New Jersey. The three year old John Harahan suffers scarlet fever and the car serves as a movable hospital watched by detectives and a nurse staff for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Johnson Harahan
Erie Railroad
John
Montclair
Weather Doldrums End as Wintry Winds Sweep West
A terse weather note reports zero precipitation in the middle West with harsh northwest winds driving frigid air eastward. Forecasters warn of continued gusts and colder temperatures across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Governor Sanders Issues Clear Announcement
The governor makes an emphatic statement that leaves no room for misinterpretation. Officials emphasize decisive action and unwavering policy direction, signaling a firm course of government response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Ohio River Frosts and Cold Wave Across the Midwest
Local reports from Louisville Paducah and New Orleans detail subfreezing temperatures with the Ohio River frozen bank to bank for the first time in fifteen years. St Paul shows 18 below. East Texas and Louisiana face frost tonight as the Gulf States endure wintry winds and 40 to 70 degree readings in coastal cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Middle West
Alabama
Mississippi
Ohio
Cincinnati
St. Paul
New Orleans
Gulf States
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
Jacksonville
Tampa
Mobile
Galveston
Paducah
Ohio River
Pinchot Speech Sparks National Debate on Conservation
Gifford Pinchot’s New York address, printed in full in Washington, is hailed as a bold real Rooseveltan pronouncement. It promises to grow support in the looming Ballinger Pinchot fight and advocates a sweeping, selfless stance for conservation. A joint congressional inquiry plan seeks a broad scope covering public lands reclamation irrigation forestry and related topics with expert members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
New York
Friends
Conservation
the Evening Post
the Evening Post Says: Mr. Pinchot
United States
House
Five Men Killed in West Reading Boiler Explosion
Five men were instantly killed today when a boiler exploded at the Metropolitan Electric Company’s new plant in West Reading. The night watchman had just left, and the day crew had arrived when the blast occurred, destroying nearby workers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Electric Company
West Reading
Patehin Mason Wedding Graces St Margaret's Church
The December 29 ceremony at St Margaret's Episcopal Church in Atlanta united Miss Mary Wallace Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Randolph Mason, with Mr. Philip Halsey Patchin. Bishop Nelson, the bride’s uncle, officiated with Rev Herbert Scott Smith assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Mary Wallace Mason
Beverly Randolph Mason
Philip Halsey Patchin
Bishop Nelson
Herbert Scott Smith
St. Margaret's Church
Shirt waist strike ends as open shop rejected
In New York on December 29, ten thousand shirt waist workers still on strike voted unanimously against accepting a nonunion open shop. Meetings in the lower East Side rejected the proposal while twenty five thousand returning to work won union recognition improved hours and better pay. The ten thousand out workers vow to stay out until all demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lower East Side
Reward Offered for Col James Gordon in Lincoln Conspiracy Case
A Mississippi dispatch reports Col James Gordon of Okalona once sought by federal authorities with a $10,000 reward for alleged Lincoln assassination conspiracy. Governor Neel later named him to Mississippi's legislative body, with his Civil War past and Booth ties noted. Gordon denied involvement, surrendered to General Dicks, and resumed life in Chickasaw County after taking the oath of allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurin
Col. Gordon
J. Wilkes
Lincoln
Virginia
Booth
Canada
Gordon
New York
Chickasaw County
Sinta
Miner Entombed in Mine Rescue Effort at Bolen-Daniel Mine
Five men work to reach Angelo Ascinsar a short firer entombed by a premature explosion at the Bolen- Daniel mine near McAlester Oklahoma tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Okla
Bolen- Daniel
Angelo Ascinsar
Juicy January 1 Appointment for State Bank Examiner
Baton Rouge dispatch notes Governor Sanders will name the State examiner of State banks on January 1 for a four year term. Incumbent W L Young of Shreveport, appointed in 1906, will be renewed or replaced. Young is son of Col John S Young a notable Caddo figure and former sheriff. The prior examiner L E Thomas from Shreveport held the post before resigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Democrat
Nmny
Ders
W. L. Young
Shreveport
L. E. Thomas
Blanchard
Senate
Young
W. DT. Young
John S. Young
Caddo
L. B. Thomas
Caddo Parish
Hig
Lowes
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Mer Nicaragua
Washington
Strick
Land, Ga
Miss Butler
Warahan
Cincin
Coldey
East
the Daily
General Assembly
Cal
Liberty
Pinghot
Gifford
Congress
Congressional
Joint Committee of Congress
Reading, Pa
Patehin-Mason
Onge
Accus
Wilkes
Memphis
Tenmn
Cial
Jack
The
Fed
Eral
Col
Jas. Gordon
Okalona
Neel
A. J. Mc
Baton Rouge
Gov. San
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