Zelaya Likely to Quit as Estradas Gain Ground
Dr Castrillo says Zelaya plans to go into seclusion or exile with a proxy rule until events in Nicaragua subside. He predicts provisional forces will seize control within two weeks, while warning of possible immunity deals and continued influence from abroad.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
United States
Zelaya
Castrillo
Estrada
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Philadelphia
Dr. Castrillo
Irias
Madriz
Cannon
Groce
American
Princeton Gunboat Heads to Nicaragua for Supplies
The Princeton sailed from Bremerton Navy Yard to join the Vicksburg at Corinto Nicaragua. It will call at San Francisco to take on ammunition and stores for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Princeton
Bremerton Navy Yard
Nicaragua
Vicksburg
Corinto
San Francisco
Extortion alleged under Zelaya in Nicaragua
New Orleans dispatch reports consular official Sussmann alleging liberal Nicaragua business interests face extortion by President Zelaya. He cites officials taxing industrialists and at Managua a lagoon area where Indian women are fined for washing clothes, with proclamations imposing fees for laundering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Sussmann
Estrada
Zelaya
Ismann
Managua
Omi
Senator Raises Question on Naundorff Rights to Capet Bourbon
Sp Special Cable reports Paris November 28 that Senator Bussy d Anglas a descendant of a royal judge questions government archives on the Naundorff claim to French citizenship under the Capet Bourbon name as Louis XVII s heirs. He notes Premier Briand has not answered his letters about documents and asks what international complications might arise.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Bussy d’Anglas
Louis XVI
Naundorffs
Capet of Bourbon
Louis XVII
Briands
Clemenceau
Naundorff
Bussy’ d’Anglas
Chaloner Shooting Case Told From Keswick Family Alibi
Bernard S. Horne of Pittsburgh and Keswick, arrested for the alleged attempt on John Armstrong Chaloner, declares he was dining with his family in Keswick on Thanksgiving Day, arguing his noninvolvement. Chaloner counters by recalling a prior confrontation with Horne that could frame the motive.
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New York Times
Charlottesville
Bernard S. Horne
Pittsburg
Penn
Keswick
John Armstrong Chaloner
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
New York
Amelie Rives Troubetskoy
Cualiger
Ee Horne
Mr. Chaloner
Chaloner
Accountants to Protest Corporate Tax Provisions
Washington reports public accountants plan a fight in early Congress sessions to amend Payne law corporate tax rules affecting the accounting profession. J E Sterret leads the American Association of Public Accountants, arguing the tax can be fair but current methods, especially cash received or disbursed, create inventory and bookkeeping problems and misalign with the commercial year.
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New York Times
Washington
Congress
J. E. Sterret
American Association of Public Accountants
Sterret
Name of suspect in Glover murder case revealed
WAITHAM Mass Nov 28 The name of the person suspected by Seymour Glover as the murderer of his brother Clarence F Glover is in the possession of District Attorney Higgins. It was given at a conference where five brothers were questioned. The suspect is Antonio or Tob y Leblanc not Hattie Leblanc. Leblanc remains jailed for refusing to answer questions.
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New York Times
Waitham
Mass
Seymour Glover
Clarence F. Glover
Higgins
Glover
Hattie Leblanc
Antonio
Toby
Baby saved after falling from moving train window
Celia Snider, four months old, fell from a southbound Second Avenue elevated train window at Ninety ninth Street. Bertha Rosenthal and Michael Powers both acted quickly to reach the child near the third rail, shielding her as the cars passed. Doctors found no serious injuries, and Celia vowed to avoid windows.
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Second Avenue
Paul Snider
Celia
Fannie
Ninetyninth Street
Mrs. Snider
Ninety-ninth Street
Bertha Rosenthal
East 100Th Street
Miss Rosenthal
Michael Powers
Powers
McDonald
Twelve Battleships Soon to Rejoin Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk reports only twelve battleships expected to gather in Hampton Roads on December 1 for the reassembly of sixteen warships from the Hudson Fulton Celebration under Rear Admiral Schroeder. Several ships, including the Virginia and Louisiana, may not arrive until after year’s start due to engine work and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Schroeder
Virginia
Louisiana
Policeman and Captive Shot on Central Park Wall
Patrolman John Trazak of East 14th Street Station shot during a struggle with escaped prisoner Jukel Dreack at Madison Avenue to Central Park wall near Fifth Avenue. Dreack wounded, Trazak injured finger, ambulance summoned, Harlem Hospital treated Dreack. Trazak pursued suspect through Madison Avenue and 102nd Street before capture.
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Central Park Wall
Fifth Avenue
Ninety-third Street
John Trazak
East 14Th Street
Jukel Dreak
Rivington Street
Trazak
Dreack
Dex
Madison Avenue
102D Street
Park Wall
Fifty Thousand Gift To Episcopalian Clergy Pension Fund
Rev Dr J J Wilkins announced a $50 000 donation toward a 5 000 000 pension fund for Episcopal clergymen upon age sixty four or disability while on duty. The gift from a Midwestern donor boosts total contributions to 300 000 as 5200 clergy are asked to contribute. Commission members include Thomas Nelson Page J Pierpont Morgan and Col E A Stevens.
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St. George’s Church
Stuyvesant Square
J J. Wilkins
Episcopal
Middle West
Richmond
Whitehead
Pitsburg
Wilkins
Episcopal Church
West
Goats Fail to Curb Blease in Newberry Mayoral Vote
In Newberry South Carolina ex State Senator Cole L Blease defeats Julius Langford nicknamed Juice Langford for mayor. Langford had given seventy goats to mill workers children hoping to win votes but Blease wins by a substantial margin and celebrates with a torchlight parade. Cole Blease a noted South Carolina politician had previously been a gubernatorial candidate.
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New York Times
Newberry
U S. C
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
Julius Langford
Langford
Mollohon Cotton Mills
Blease
Mollohon
Coley Blease
Julie Langford
Cole Blease
Rabbi Improves Echoes at $400,000 Synagogue
In Pittsburg on November 28 the Rudolph Shalom Synagogue heard a full sermon for the first time since its completion. Rabbi J. Leonard Levy arranged a wall treatment that absorbs surplus sound, solving long standing acoustic defects after trials and a later revival by congregants.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Rudolph Shalom
J. Leonard Levy
Rabbi Levy
Europe
Mount Vernon Game Warden Held on Bribery Charges
William Kernaghan son of James Kernaghan of Mount Vernon was jailed on two counts by Judge Beall in Yonkers after Frank Macarelli and Rosagio Ferrari accused him of taking a $17 bribe to release arresting men. The woods near the Kernaghans’ home became the scene as the alleged bribe was paid and the warden was seized by detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kernaghan
James Kernaghan
Mount Vernon
Joseph H. Beall
Yonkers
Kernaghan
Frank Macarelli
Rosagio Ferrari
Lincoln Heights
Mount Verna
Ciliberti
Condon
West Second Avenue
Nassau § . Yonkers
Morni
French Officer Shot Near King Manuel in Paris
Gen Verand was seriously wounded on the steps of the Hotel Continental as an Algerian assailant, misidentifying him as Gen Brun, fired several shots. The attacker was captured with multiple weapons. Verand’s condition is grave. King Manuel of Portugal met the Paris scene with Falliieres and attended events afterward.
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Paris
War Department
Verand
Hotel Continental
Brun
Falliéres
Bristol
King Manuel of
Portugal
Republic
Manuel
Church of
St. Mary-Magdalen
Auteuil Track
President Falliéres
Elysee Palace
Newark Phone Burglar Strikes Again In Ninth Street
Police label the thief as the "telephone man" after he robbed Laban W. Dennis at 26 South Ninth Street, taking jewelry valued at 400 dollars. The burglar calls homes by phone and uses wrong-number pretexts. a prior call to the Dennis residence preceded the break in and a central operator indicated no answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
7. J
Ted
Laban W. Dennis
South Ninth Street
Dennis
Telephone Central
Women Nurses Replacing Men at New Jersey Hospital
Dr Henry A Cotton superintendent of the State Hospital for the Insane in Trenton experiments with women nurses for male patients and reduces male attendants citing low pay and dangerous quarrels. He reports fewer disturbances where women staffed wards and suggests women can handle most work to curb injuries and brutality claims.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Henry A. Cotton
State Hospital For
Cotton
Three Women Die Sudden Deaths In Brooklyn Homes
Three elderly women died alone in their Brooklyn homes yesterday. Mrs. Mary Barry, 80, was found kneeling beside a sofa at 1 Jackson Court, likely stricken while at prayer. Heart failure is suspected. Mrs. Rebecca Osgood, 72, died at 102 Third Place after a sudden illness. Mrs. Catherine Ridgeway, 64, found dead at 95 Fifteenth Street attended by her daughter Mrs. Grace Malon.
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Brooklyn
Jackson Court
Mary Barry
Rebecca Osgood
Third Place
Catherine Ridgeway
Fifteenth Street
Grace Malon
Harmon for President Dominates Southern Talk in Richmond
Ex governor R B Glenn of North Carolina endorses Judson Harmon as Democratic presidential nominee and favors a Southern vice presidential candidate. He cites Harmon’s U S Attorney General and Ohio governorship, recalls cross party appeal, and urges broader acceptance of Southern leaders in national politics.
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New York Times
Richmond
Judson Harmon
Ohio
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
United States
Harmon
North
Union
Train collision kills Denver man in Buffalo yard accident
A New York Central passenger train split in two in Buffalo at 8 am. John J. Flach of Denver, bound for Syracuse, was crushed when the drawhead pulled out while he crossed. The rear section stopped by automatic brakes caused injuries to others before the train was reconnected. Flach’s body was taken to the morgue. he was visiting relatives after ten years.
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New York Times
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
John J. Flach
Denver
Syracuse
New York
Flach
Mme Steinheil Arrives in England Under Alias
Mme Steinheil, recently acquitted in Paris of murdering her husband and stepmother, reached London under the name Mme Dumont. She evaded reporters, refused visits, and stayed briefly at a hotel before taking a train from Euston to Liverpool.
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London
Mme. Steinheil
Paris
Mme. Dumont
Euston
Liverpool
Gunboat Marietta Seeks Missing Crewmen off Costa Rica
Nine seamen are missing from the U S gunboat Marietta off Port Limon Costa Rica after heavy weather on Friday night. The gig with four crew and the whaleboat with five men have not been seen since and a reward is offered for their rescue or recovery.
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Colon
United States
Marietta
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Loftin Johnson III Nears Recovery After Appendicitis
Loftin Johnson son of Cleveland mayor Tom L Johnson has recovered from appendicitis operation and is nearly out of danger. His mother and sister stay at Miss Alston's sanitarium while the mayor remains ill in the Knickerbocker Hotel and cannot leave his room. The doctor noted the main danger now lies in possible complications as recovery continues with improving pulse and temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loftin Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Miss Alston
Knickerbocker
Young Johnson
Mayor Johnson
Girl-Killings in Street Fight Ends Fatal Stabbing
In Alecia near Bradford Arkansas Miss Nora Owens died after a knife wound to the heart during a street fight with Miss Stella Belk. Both are from prominent families and had long been enemies. Belk was arrested after the encounter.
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Bradford
Ark
Alecia
Nora Owens
Stella Belk
Miss Owens
Miss Belk
Ferrer Textbooks and Anarchist Plan Reported
Emma Goldman announced at a Women’s Trades Union League meeting that anarchists obtained a full set of Ferrer textbooks after the Spanish government destroyed them. She said Kropotkin in Paris has a complete set and that thousands of copies will be printed to spread Ferrer’s schools worldwide.
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Emma Goldman
Women’s Trades Union League
East Twentysecond Street
Ferrer
Spain
Paris
Prince Peter Paul Kropotkin
Car hits wagon injuring ten in Newark derailment
Ten people were injured when a Kinney Street trolley collided with a market wagon at West Kinney and Howard Streets in Newark. Two victims, Adolph Liebig and Mrs. A Jacobson, were in critical condition with fractured skulls. the wagon driver was Harry Pre butt. Dozens were strained under the wrecked wagon as physicians treated casualties at the scene.
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Newark
N. J
Kinney Street
West Kinney
Howard Streets
Beth Israel Hospital
Adolph Liebig
Quinlan Street
A. Jacobson
Montgomery Street
Harry Prebutt
William Grossman
Anna Grossman
Highteenth Avenue
Sophia Greenberg
Somerset Street
Max Stein
Thirteenth Avenue
Sadie Tobin
Weldman Riddles Cook's Narrative Sledge Trip
The piece argues that minutes and records prove nothing and can be fabricated, challenging the veracity of observers. It questions the reliability of testimony and suggests methods to expose falsified accounts.
Testing Good Faith of Pole Claims by Arctic Explorers
The author argues three tests for pole claims by Cook and Peary: character, narrative, and astronomical observations, emphasizing that solid base and starting point, weight management, and organized support are essential. He cites precedents from Nansen and Abruzzi, and outlines practical rules for successful sledging toward the pole.
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North Pole
Arctic
Dr. Cook
Peary
Pole
Beegun
Cook
Nansen
Abruzzi
Shackleton
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France
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Eleazar Williams
Wisconsin
Alibiin Chaloner
B. S. Horne
Leblanc
Atlantic
King Manuel
President Fallieres
Gen. Verand
Gen. Brun
Central
Jersey State
Glenn
J. J. Flach
England
Tom L. Johnson III
Son
Arkansas
Weldman
Walter Wellman
Duke of the Abruzzi
Franz Josef Land
Fram
Grinnell Land
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