Plight of Zelaya Rumor From Managua Report
A Dec 4 U S Consulate message in Managua notes rumors Zelaya is sending troops and artillery eastward and may leave Nicaragua The State Department and Mexican envoy prospect to present concerns are discussed with Costa Rica Panama border issue and Fuller to arbitrate The Navy clarifies nine warships prepare for winter drills off Hampton Roads and Christmas duties before January Caribbean deployment
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United States
Managua
State Department
Zelaya
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Nicaragua
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Knox
Taft
Hampton Roads
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Admiral Schroeder
Navy Department
Hemmon Roads
Chesa Peake Capes
New York Navy Yard
Culebra
Porto Rico
Inter “Ork
West Indies
Americans in Arms in Nicaragua Fight with Revolutionaries
Lexington Ky December 6 Forty six Americans are fighting with revolutionary forces in Nicaragua according to Captain A R Wilson of General Estrada s army who was en route home from Central America He says that Cannon and Gioro two Americans shot by Zelaya were regular Estrada forces betrayed by Costa Rican allegiants and killed near Managua after going astray away from their regiment, Wilson adds.
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Nicaragua
A. R Wilson
Estrada
Charleston
W. Va
Central America
Wilson
Cannon
Geo
Zelaya
Estrads
Costa Rica
Relves
Managua
Marines Sail South as Transport Prairie Grounding Probed
The transport Prairie, stranded near Delaware Bay, has been towed seaward with 700 marines aboard the Dixie on route to Central America. Pilot Lubker blames captain Ketlogg for navigation but says orders were given from above. A formal court of inquiry will examine the grounding to comply with regulations.
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Bec
Vateport Prairie
Central America
M Lubker
United States
Prairie
Deta- Pere la
Neches le Bolaware
Ketlogg
Lubker
Navy
Delaware River
Sulzer Resolution Calls U S Intervention in Nicaragua
Washington December 6 Representative Sulzer of New York introduced a resolution directing the President to use the army and navy to restore order and protect life and property in Nicaragua. It demands arrest trial and punishment of President Zelaya for the murder of citizens and an apology with reparations.
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Sulzer
New York
United States
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Danish University to receive Cook polar records
Copenhagen dispatch reports Rector Torp and Chancellor Sal omonsen with Professor Elis Stromgren designated to receive Dr Frederick A Cook's North Polar records for the University of Copenhagen. Dr Cook's secretary delivered the papers at Christiansand yesterday and a consistory will appoint a verification committee led by Professor Stromgren, including scientists and explorers such as Commodore Hovgaard.
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Torp
University of Copenhagen
Salomonsen
Elis Stromgren
Frederick A. Cook
Cook
Christiansand
Stromgren
Commodore Hovgaard
Hawaii welcomes Japanese visitors after U S voyage
Honolulu notes say commercial commissioners from Japan returned home after a three month U S tour. Baron Shibusawa led the delegation and was guarded by plainclothes officers amid local anti Japanese demonstrations spurred by Corean protests following Prince Ito’s assassination. In Germany, the Kelene Blumenfeld reported a night collision with the Niobe leaving the latter sinking and the crew rescued by the Blumenfeld.
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Commercial Commissioners of
Japan
United States
Baron Shibusawa
Prince Ito
Cuxhaven
Germany
Kelene Blumenfeld
Niobe
Blumenfeild
Steamer St Patrick Aground in Suez Canal
The British steamer St Patrick, sailing from New York to Manila with a cargo including United States government supplies for the Philippines, is reported aground in the Suez Canal and will have to discharge its cargo.
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London
St. Patrick
New York
Manila
Suez Canal
United States
Philippines
British Steamer Celtic Chief Ashore Off Honolulu
The British iron vessel Celtic Chief, 1.7% tonnage, sailing from Hamburg to Honolulu, ran ashore off the harbor entraprize today. Tugs work to pull her free as the Celtic Chief Shipping Company of Liverpool confirms ownership.
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Celtic Chief
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Celtic Chief Shipping Company of
Liverpool
Queen Receives Mr Leishman During Rome Audience
Rome on December 6 reports the Queen met John G A Leishman the American Ambassador to Italy for the first time and discussed his prior post in Constantinople as Ambassador to Turkey and the American embassies interests.
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Rome
John G. A. Leishman
Italy
Constantinople
Turkey
Deneen calls Illinois special session December 11
Governor Charles S. Deneen issued a proclamation summoning the Illinois Legislature to a special session on December 11. The call lists twenty-four topics including a primary election law to replace the unconstitutional one, a corrupt practices act for caucuses and primaries, amendments to election laws, deep waterway construction, a proposed federal income tax amendment, fire safeguards for coal mines, and a relief appropriation for Cherry mine disaster sufferers.
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Ill
Charles
Deneen T
United States
Cherry
Clover Leaf Reorganization Seeks Incorporation
Springfield, Ill. Dec 6 The Chicago Peoria and St. Louis Railroad known as Clover Leaf is being reorganized under receivership and a license to incorporate was issued by the Secretary of State. The proposed reorganized line would carry a capital stock of four million dollars.
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Chicago
Peoria & St. Louis Railroad Company
Clover Leaf
Boiler Explosion Kills Two in Kansas City District
Two men died and four were injured when a boiler exploded in the basement of a six story building at 9 Broadway in Kansas City Missouri. An expressman on his watch was among the dead. The two lower floors collapsed while workers remodeled the upper floors.
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Kansasity
Broadway
Tragic Connellsville Fire Claims Johnson Family
In Connellsville the home of Myrtie Johnson and her family burned, killing five year old Myrtie Johnson and fatally burning her mother and two young brothers. Fire investigators interview neighbors and assess origin of the blaze.
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Pitsburg
Myrtie Johnson
Connellsville
Aeronaut Killed as Machine Overturns in Flight
Antonio Fernandez, an aeronaut, was killed today while flying for the first time in an aircraft of his own invention at a new aerodrome near the mouth of the War. He had taken his machine to Rheims for testing and the accident occurred during the inaugural attempt.
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Nice
Antonio Fernandez
Mooth
Fernandez
Rheims
Wright Brothers
Lieutenant Selfridge
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
E K. Lefébvre
M. Lefébvre
Wright
Wood Urges Strong National Guard At Delmonico Dinner
Major General Leonard Wood told the St Nicholas Society at Delmonico's that peace talk is misleading and urged building up a national guard and a sea coast guard. He proposed a two year regular army term, with instructors from the best to train recruits, and warned against complacency about defense. Other speakers praised New York and local governance amid an overall peaceful mood.
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Leonard Wood
St. Nicholas Society
Delmonico
New York
National Guard
Wood
Hague
Weed
Murdock
Old Town
Sloane
Columbia University
Jenks
Brooklyn
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Alexander Pope
Finley
The
College of the City of New York
Charles O. Maas
Man Dies in Aero Plane Trial at Nice
A pilot perished during an aviation trial in Nice, France. The incident occurred as the aircraft underwent a test flight under challenging conditions, authorities reported.
Aviator Fernandez Dies in New Flight Accident
During aviation week in Nice difficulties in starting prevailed until today. Antonio Fernandez, a Spanish born fashionably known tailor, built a biplane and flew two hundred metres before misjudging a turn. He was crushed beneath the wreck, marking his third fatal motor powered flight after Lefebvre and Selfridge.
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Fernandez
Nice
Wright
Curtiss
Sugar Land Sold at Manila for Havemeyer Firm
L Poole of Havana closed a deal with the Philippine government for 55000 acres of the San Jose friar estate in Mindoro. The purchase price was 367000 dollars. The tract will be used for sugar cultivation and the buyer is said to represent Havemeyers. The property was part of the friar estates bought from the Church by the government.
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Manilla
F. L. Poole
Havana
San Jose
Island
Mindoro
Havemeyers
Suing Estate of Ex Treasurer for State Funds Interest
Columbus attorney general Denman announced plans to sue the estate and bondsmen of the late W McKinnon former state treasurer for recovery of money believed to be interest on private deposits of state funds. The amount likely exceeds 100000. He also said he will pursue similar actions against other officials from former administrations where evidence supports charges.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. G. Denman
W. ©. McKinnon
Denman
Snowstorm Hits Kansas and Oklahoma Unsheltered Stock Suffer
Topeka December 6 heavy drifting snowstorm sweeps Kansas Oklahoma and part of Texas tonight causing great suffering among unsheltered stock as rail lines and schedules face disruption.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Runaway Dreamed of Mother in Escape From Brooklyn School
John Malem thirteen, inmate at the Brooklyn Disciplinary Training School, escaped during a building fire. He was returned home by his mother after confessing the escape occurred amid the blaze. Authorities seek the other three boys and suspect arson by one of the youths, with no findings yet.
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John Malem
Nelson Street
Brooklyn
Tie Bo
John
Haigney
Detroit youths end automobile tour in Cleveland arrest
Two Detroit boys Fenimore Blake seventeen and Leon Watson sixteen say they borrowed a stranger's car for a statewide trip. Police allege the machine came from Woodsward and Hartimoore in Detroit and that the youths offered it for sale at Madigan Alley garage after running down gas funds.
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Detroit
Fenimore Blake
Michigan
Leon Watson
Blake
Woodsward and
Hartimoore Avenues
Toledo
Madigan @lavelly
Fire on Friesland Extinguished Near Delaware Capes
Four hours of firefighting by Friesland crew after a fire broke out in the coal bunkers as the steamship neared the Delaware Capes. Arrived from Liverpool, the vessel reached Philadelphia safely with no serious damage.
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Friesland
Liverpool
Delaware Capes
Gompers Get Writ To Review Contempt Case
The Supreme Court granted certiorari in the contempt case of Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell officers of the American Federation of Labor The ruling brings the Bucks Store and Range company case to the high court for review The three men with counsel J H Ralston were present as the court indicated its willingness to hear the appeal They had previously been imprisoned by Justice Wright Gompers twelve months Mitchell nine Morrison six On appeal the District Court of Appeals affirmed the sentence The Supreme Court will review the entire record in the Bucks Store and Range case for possible error.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Steve and
Range
Supreme Court
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Morrison
Mitchell
J. H. Ralston
Fuller
Ralston
Mr. Ralston
District of Columbia
Federation
Bucks Store and Range Company
St. Louis
Supreme Court of the
Wright
Gompers
Supreme Court declines to receive cases on certificate
Washington December 6 the Supreme Court in emphatic language refused to accept cases on certificate from lower courts until proper certification stage. In two cases involving Southern Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio against the Interstate Commerce Commission the court held it would not preempt trial courts or assume original jurisdiction despite disagreement and desire to have the high court act early.
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Supreme Court of the United States Today
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Fuller
West End Association Seeks More West Side Ambulances
At a Hotel St. Andrew meeting the West End Association urged improved ambulance service after Roosevelt Hospital’s West Side withdrawal. A committee was appointed to petition the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. Dr. Charles Benedict cited his six month ordeal needing Roosevelt care and beds cited as crowded.
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St. Andrew
Broadway
Ted Street
Upper West Side
Roosevelt Hospital
Board of Estimate
Charles S. Benedict
West 102d Street
House
Polyclinic Hospital
East Mth Street
Italian thief snatches bag from Rosenthal on Bowery
Harry Rosenthal of Rosenthal Manufacturing, at 97 East Houston, loses a one dollar forty cent bag to an Italian thief on the Bowery near Stanton. Rosenthal and 17 year old officer Charles De Vito pursue two blocks shouting stop thief but fail. Police later detain De Vito as a suspicious person at headquarters.
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Harry Rosenthal
Rosenthal Manufacturing Company
East
Houston Street
Bowery
Stanton Street
Rosenthal
Charles de Vito
Carmine Street
Young de Vito
Washington Home Sells at Cherry Street Site
Patrolman J Fitzgerald of the Central Park squad and his sister, a school teacher, reported yesterday that No 3 Cherry Street and the adjoining No 1 Cherry Street, the site of the first White House used by George Washington from April 1789 to February 23, 1790, have sold. The new owner plans a modern building on the property.
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Central Park
Cherry Street
White House
George Washington
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