Taft Expected to Send Message on Zelaya Crisis
President Taft and Secretary Knox conferred at the White House about Nicaragua policy amid reports Taft would address Congress with a strong message. Salvador Castrillo, leader of Nicaragua’s Provisional Government, warned Zelaya loyalists expect a key battle near Rama.
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United States
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State Department
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Navy yard busy as ships sail and prepare for long voyage
In Philadelphia the Dixie sails to relieve the Prairie as four vessels are readied to sail. Michigan and Idaho are set to depart for rendezvous at Hampton Roads, Smith to undertake a short trial then Newport, and Brooklyn to be fitted as a naval transport. In California, Princeton sails to Corinto to join Vicksburg.
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Central America
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Bay Ass
Washington Junta in Capitol Circles Sparks Mystery
The Central American Junta meets in a Washington hotel café to discuss future alignments for the five republics between Yucatan and South America. Diplomats, including Mejia Costa Rica and Calvo El Salvador, form a bustling, unofficial policy clearinghouse amid leaked Nicaragua unrest.
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Costa Rica
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Guatemala
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Honduras
Luis F. Corea
Luis Adderson
Don Luis
Calhoun Weighs China Post Amid Diplomacy Talk
Chicago December 5 William J Calhoun a lawyer and diplomat said he would accept a minister to China if appointed He stressed he was not a candidate and had not been offered the post He cited the post’s importance and the chance for new study as reasons for consideration while noting he had no official word from the President.
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Chicago
William J. Calhoun
China
Calhoun
Knox
King Gustave Goes Incognito as Stevedore to Learn Labor Conditions
In Stockholm on December 5 King Gustave dressed as a stevedore and spent most of the day moving coal sacks from a lighter. He said the venture was only the beginning and that he would mingle with all labor classes to hear their opinions. The move stems from Sweden's nationwide strike that disrupted business for months. The king and government aided the unemployed with loans and homestead allocations as arbitration sought a compromise. He plans further first hand observations at work sites to gauge conditions.
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Rockefeller Jr Takes Up Motor Cycling in Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller Jr. rode a motor cycle north toward Pocantico Hills this afternoon in khaki attire with a sweater. Neighbors observed a cautious pace under ten miles an hour. It was unclear if he traveled from New York or rode locally, and residents noted his preference for horse driving over autos.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Pocantico Hills
Rockefeller
New York
Mr. Rockefeller
Harvard Paper Suppressed by University Authorities
Cambridge Mass December report of The Imp, Harvard's fifth student publication suppressed this year. The issue was recalled and confiscated after printing and rushed circulation was limited. The Crimson notes the magazine bordered on the indecent, leading editors to seek shelter as no copies remain available locally.
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Aged Brooklyn Resident Dies from Old Scald Injury
Nathan Epstein aged 107 of 1983 Park Place Brooklyn died in King's County Hospital from a scald suffered weeks earlier from hot soup. Born in Warsaw, he moved to the United States fifteen years ago and lived with his daughter State Silverstein in Brooklyn. He was known as a wanderer who wandered the streets with a stick and heavy beard.
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Park Place
Brooklyn
King’s County Hospital
Warsaw
Russia
Tieasa
Silverstein
Isaac Somebody
New York
Congress Set To Open With Tariff Debate in Pause
Washington Dec 5 The Sixty first Congress prepares a formal session with no business until a death notices adjournment. Senate and House to honor Johnson Lassiter and DeArmond then convene to set committees and await President Tafts message. Changes limit Roosevelt era aims and push possible economy in appropriations as Cannon fights with insurgents.
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Sonnino to Form Italian Cabinet After Giolitti Resigns
Baron Sidney Sonnino, former Italian premier in 1906, has been semi officially entrusted with forming a new Cabinet after Giolitti’s cabinet resigned last Thursday in Rome.
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Giolitti
Rome
Sidney Sonnino
Christmas Number of The Times Next Sunday
The Christmas Number of The New York Times will be published next Sunday. It will include many remarkably interesting features and superb illustrations. Orders for this issue should be placed early.
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Gems of a Sultan to be sold in Paris
Jewels from Abd-el-Aziz, exiled Moroccan sultan, to be auctioned in Paris to cover a $250,000 loan. The display at Hotel Drouot drew a cross section of society as guards kept 100 spectators at a time. The sale follows his dethronement by Mulay Hafid and aims to raise funds to salvage the throne.
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New York Times
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Severe Great Lakes storm lashes Chicago area
A powerful storm hit Chicago with winds up to 54 mph, bringing rain snow and sleet. Street railways faced delays as trains from the north and northwest were slowed. Two Chicago fishermen lost control of their boat on the lake but were rescued by Jackson Park life-saving crews. The night low fell to 21 degrees.
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Great Lakes
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Oklahoma Cold Wave Brings Snow Across West State
Oklahoma reports a sharp cold wave with one to three inches of snow in western areas. Joplin Missouri records a fierce blizzard with temperatures at 24 degrees, dropping forty degrees in ten hours.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Joplin
Destructive Southwestern Indiana Storm Hits Terre Haute
A fierce storm in Terre Haute caused heavy damage across Southwestern Indiana. Dozens were hurt by flying debris and a girl sustained injuries after a pie riding accident caused by a toppled vehicle. Buildings and warehouses were torn apart with debris scattered through streets.
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Senne Commission Company
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Ex-Fisherman Buried In Bronx Cemetery at St Peters
Albert Silvester Klapp, 84, longtime resident nearastern Boulevard and Willow Lane, requested burial in St Peters Cemetery Bronx. Known for daily walks in the grounds with a sea jacket and a habit of gathering bones from graves to keep mementos, he told visitors there is no worry here only quiet and happiness.
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St. Peter’s
Bronx
Klapp
Astern Boulevard
Willow Lane
St. Peter's Church
Jese
Save a Day to 8st Soul Southwestern Limited
Announcement notes a passenger service named Southwestern Limited New York Central Lines leaving New York at 2 45 P M and arriving in St Louis at 1 45 P M the next day with advertised travel time and schedule.
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Switchmen in East Prepare for Strike Over Wages
Buffalo to Chicago talks begin as 12 000 to 15 000 switchmen east of Chicago threaten to strike. Demands include 6 cent hourly raise, overtime time and a half, double time on Sundays and holidays, and a relaxed physical test. A 30 day reply window runs out tomorrow.
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Labor unions back Northwest switchmen strike action
Chicago unions affiliated with the Chicago Federation of Labor endorsed the switchmen's stance and pledged support. They attacked the Brotherhood of Railway Employes for not backing the Chicago switchmen, noting the Duluth Board of Trade's resolution and questioning the brotherhood's status as a labor union.
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Chicago Federation of Labor
Northwest
Brotherhood of Railway Apes
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainment
John Fitzpatrick
Duluth Board of Trade
Trainmen predict 10 per cent wage rise victory
James Murdock, head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, met in this city to finalize plans for a 10 percent wage increase across 32 Eastern railways. A secret poll reportedly shows two thirds supporting the demand, with a strike option only if talks fail. Future polls may confirm consensus before any walkout.
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Mr. Lee
Change in Morgan firm to Morgan Grenfell Co
The London Standard reports an imminent change in J. S. Morgan & Co. London, likely at start of 1910 to Morgan Grenfell & Co. The two American houses J P Morgan & Co and Drexel & Co are expected to become partners, altering the existing partner structure.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Cook’s Papers With Dr Cook On Board Danish Steamer United States
Walter Lounsdale, secretary to Dr Frederick A Cook, arrives at Christiansand with all records and reports on the North Pole expedition. He says Cook seeks rest and Copenhagen University will examine the documents before any future plans. Other passengers recall Cook directing his secretary before departure.
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Frederick A. Cook
United States
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Whitley Bay
Newcastle
Christiania
Christiansand
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North Pole
Lounsdale
New York
Man shoots intruder in 198 Third Avenue apartment
James Allen on the fourth floor of 198 Third Avenue killed an unknown man believed to be a burglar after waking to his fox terrier's bark. He said he saw a man in the doorway, drew his revolver from under his pillow, and fired, causing the intruder to fall.
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James Allen
Third Avenue
Allen
Showman Buys Guillotine for Stage Use in Paris
A guillotine from the reign of terror sold at auction for a low price and was bought by the vaudeville showman nicknamed The Noisy Alexander. He plans to use the device on stage to illustrate topical ditties and will parade it through Paris streets as advertisement.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Alexander
Fatal duel in Bolivia ends two senators
In La Paz Bolivia on December 5 Senator Fernandez Molina was shot dead in a duel with Senator Adolfo Trigo Acha following a Senate debate over promoting ex President Ismael Montes to General. The duel occurred early morning with revolvers and Acha’s bullet struck Molina in the head.
Astor III Ends Trip Arrives in Jacksonville
Col. John Jacob Astor and party on the Nourmahal reach Jacksonville from San Juan Puerto Rico and stay aboard tonight. Astor ill with a slight fever and will depart by private car tomorrow evening for the North. Captain Roberts notes the Nourmahal’s arrival followed a cable break making the vessel hard to locate previously.
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John Jacob Astor
San Juan
Porto Rico
Col. Astor
Roberts
Thanking Samuel Untermyer for Crisant acquittal aid
The children of Augusta Crisant write to Samuel Untermyer thanking him for his interest and generosity in her defense after her acquittal of her husband’s murder in General Sessions last week, noting the court assigned him as defense counsel. Alfredo and Maria Crisant sign the letter.
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Augusta Crisanti
Times
S. Untermeyer
Augusta Crisant
Alfredo and
Maria Crisanti
Replacement collar button policy from KREMENTZ
A damaged KREMENTZ collar button qualifies for a free replacement. The policy promises a new button at no cost if the item is damaged from any cause. The offer emphasizes customer protection and product assurance.
Thousands attend Hippodrome rally for women workers rights
The 8,000 strong crowd hears Mrs. Belmont and Rev Dr Anna Shaw urge suffrage and union backing for striking shirtwaist makers. Speakers link pay gaps, labor protections, and votes for women, while police bar latecomers and officials weigh involvement.
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Political Equality Association
John Howard Melish
Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
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