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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
3
US Moves Toward Recognizing Madriz Regime in Nicaragua
Reports from Washington say acceptance of Madriz peace terms plus Admiral Kimball’s call on Madriz suggest possible U S recognition of the Madriz government in Nicaragua. Estrada rejects Madriz terms while Madriz seeks disarmament and a six month election pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Dec
Gen
Estrada
Madriz
Kimball
United States
Nicaragua
George T. Weitzel
Panama
Zelaya
Ernesto Martinez
Granada
Joaquin Passos
Joaquin Navas
Bluefields
Madriza
Revolsionary
Legislative Assembly
Zelaya Declares Freedom While in Mexico Refuge
Zelaya, exiled Nicaraguan president, says he is free to go where he chooses and will not return to Nicaragua until peace is restored. He favors friendly Mexican and U.S. intervention to consolidate Central American republics. He doubts being held as a prisoner and mentions possible exile in Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Mexico
José Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Belgium
Yelaya
United States
Knox
Messiah Performance At Carnegie Hall Delights Audience
The Oratorio Society offered the first of two Christmas Messiah performances at Carnegie Hall, with Damrosch directing. The chorus showed spirit and restraint, soloists Mme Jomelli, Miss Koenen, Alfred Shaw, and David Bispham delivered solidly, and the audience reaction was favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorio Society
Carnegie Hall
Damrosch
Mme. Jomelli
Tilly Koenen
Alfred D. Shaw
David Bispham
Shaw
Ex-President Zelaya Granted Refuge on Ship After Conditions
The ex-President sought asylum in a skiff and would be allowed aboard only if he agreed not to return to Nicaragua. Zelaya balked at the condition, losing permission to stay on the Shearwater. He later accepted the terms when set by the Mexican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Salina Cruz
Mexico
Corinto
No Second Five Foot Shelf Project Dropped
The Circle Publishing Company withdrew from publishing a five foot shelf of books unauthorized by Dr. Charles W. Eliot and secured a permanent injunction against advertising or selling the set. Counsel said the firm misapprehended facts and acted to withdraw early. Attorneys sparred over the influence of the project on Collier’s profits and the validity of the Jones edition versus Eliot’s list. Justice Newburger reserved ruling on the permanent injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Publishing Company
F. W. Frost
Supreme Court
Justice Newburger
Charles W. Eliot
E. Milton Jones
Dr. Eliot
Robert J. Collier
Frost
Caco
Earely
Henry D. Williams
Jones
Edward M. Shepard
Mr. Williams
Harvard Classics
Williams
Collier’s
Shepard
Eliot
Ships Sail For Europe From Atlantic Route
On the Atlantic Highway several liners depart for European ports. LUSITANIA sails from Liverpool with passengers including Capt. C D A Barber Major J G Beresford and many others. TEUTONIC departs Southampton with a mixed list of passengers. ZEELAND heads to Antwerp carrying Mrs Fielding Bell and other travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
Liverpool
C. D. A. Barber
J. G. Beresford
Albert C. Bostwick
Louis ‘Brownlow
R. P. Carroll
Winston H. Churchill
A. B. Coxe
Alfred L. P. Dennis
J. N. Jowett
R. van Rensselaer
Lucy Watkins
Henning G. Taube
C. H. Sanford
Lady Rainsford
A. J. Pardridge
Frederick M. Dunn
H. H
Northcote
Gertrude R. Nichols
George Flint
J. H. Townsend- Green
J. A. Tracy
Frances Tyrell
Harriett D. Whitman
E. B. Morgan
Morgan
K. Leonard
Abe Menefee
Foxhall Keene
H. C. Hanlon
Florence Garvey
W. 8. Haseltine
L. Cummins
Wu Ting-Fang
Washington
Teutonic
Southampton
John H. Andrews
Irene Burton
J. W. Conway
E. &. G. Cooper
Flora A. Hancock
Frank Rodden
L. Kimball
Herbert J. Taylor
W. N. Walmsley
J. B. Griffin
R. Armitage
Zeeland
Antwerp
E. H. Fielding Bell
Edward Bell Moor
George J. Newton
James Hibard
Francis Hendriks
Garden Not Sold Amid Finance Rumor Denial
Madison Square Garden Company president Frank K. Sturgis denied rumors of a sale after reports linked a syndicate led by Max Marx to a $3,000,000 deal. Marx confirmed negotiations were ongoing but no binding agreement existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Frank K. Sturgis
Madison Square Garden Company
Max Marx
Cartoonist Homer C Davenport In Critical Condition
San Francisco December 28 Homer C Davenport cartoonist is seriously ill at a friend's home with a complete nervous collapse his condition regarded as critical by doctors and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Davenport
San Francisco
Homer Co. Davenport
Rock Island Flurry Under Inquiry by Special Stock Panel
A three member Stock Exchange committee probes the Rock Island surge amid chaotic Monday trading. Brokers are questioned about buying orders and possible manipulation while Wall Street notes rapid gains and losses and large client losses from stop orders and sudden price swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Rock Island
S&s. B. Chapin & Co
Chapin & Co
Wall Street
Stock Exchange Houses
London Broker Faces Loss After Rock Island Spike
A British broker explained a holiday miscommunication caused a New York order to buy Rock Island shares at varying prices from 50 to 76. The price later fell to about 50 again, leaving the broker to bear the loss after his client suggested no limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Rock Island
New York
Drury Lane Theatre
Author Mrs Drew seeks restraining order over Billy play
Mrs Sidney Drew using pen George Cameron and stage name Gladys Rankin sought an injunction from Justice McCall to stop the Shuberts from presenting Billy alleging character cuts spoil the work. The defense cited a cast dispute with Sidney Drew and replacement actor Edgar Ely with a road company reducing roles from fourteen to twelve. Decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Drew
George Cameron
Gladys Rankin
Justice McCall
Supreme Court
The
Shuberts
Billy
William Klein
More Aid for Girl Strikers Stands Off Posse Escapes
A New York committee plans a Carnegie Hall gathering Sunday to protest police action against striking waistmakers pickets. The group cites arrests and harsh sentences, backed by leaders including Mrs O H P Belmont and Miss Anne Morgan, with several clubs and unions in support. A watching cadre will monitor strikers from Clinton Hall. In Memphis a youth, James F Roach, barricaded a house after shooting at his mother, then escaped. the mother, Mrs Saille E Miller, is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
O. H. P. Belmont
Anne Morgan
Mary Beard
Doré A. Ryan
Eva McDonald -Valesh
Belle de Rivera
Nathan Straus
Violet Pike
Federation of Women’s Clubs
The
People’s Institute
Women’s Department of the
CI Federation
Dual Suffrage League
Consumers’ League
Equality League of Self-Supporting Women
Central Federated Union
Socialist Party
Eva McDonald Valesh
Clinton Hall
Frances Higginson
de Rivera
Minerva Club
Memphis
Tenn
Memph
Roach
Saille E. Miller
Monkey Won't Aid Tutor in Zoo Door Test
Harvard psychologist David Bloomfield spends Christmas at the Bronx Park Zoo trying to teach Mimi the orangutan to unlock a door. The monkey studies the key but tosses it away, delaying the experiment as Bloomfield plans to test other apes and a chimpanzee. Bridge opening news notes Manhattan Bridge to open to vehicular traffic Friday with mayor and party on site and pedestrian access limited the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bloomfield
Harvard University
Bronx Park Zoo
Mimi
Melvin Haggerty
Harvard
Mr. Bloomfield
Zoo
Mike
Baby
Baldy
Manhattan Bridge
Stevenson
McClellan
Jai Alai Club Incorporated by Supreme Court Approval
Supreme Court Justice MacLean approves the incorporation of the Jai Alai Club to train players and stage exhibitions. Incorporators include Emanuel Gestera of 147 East Thirtieth Street Emanuel Palos of 192 Pearl Street Emanuel Hernida of 192 Pearl Street and Emanuel Fernandez of 114 Roosevelt Street. A past effort to bring jai alai from Havana to the city faced betting concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
MacLean
Emanuel Gestera
East Thirtieth Street
Emanuel Palos
Pearl Street
Emanuel Hernida
Emanuel Fernandez
Roosevelt Street
Havana
Cuba
Order of the Dragon Dinner Draws Empire Veterans
The Imperial Order of the Dragon, formed by Boxers era veterans, will hold its annual dinner and reunion at Colaizzi’s on West Twenty fourth Street tonight. Frederick C. Madden Grand Viceroy will respond to toasts, with Dc A Lomas presiding. Letters of regret arrive from retired Admiral McCalla and Admiral Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Dragon
Imperial Order of the Dragon
United States
Colaizzi’s
West Twentyfourth Street
Tonigh
Frederick C. Madden
Dc. A. Lomas
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