Ultimatum to Zelaya fuels Nicaragua tensions
Washington reports say Secretary Knox authorized a demand for reparation over two American deaths in Nicaragua. The Buffalo transport was ordered to Panama to be ready for potential Marine deployment, with possible seizure of Bluefields or Greytown if indemnity is refused. Navy and State Department prepare for swift action without formal war.
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State Department
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Pacific
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Panama
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Tribinelle Bay
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Nicaragua
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Greytown
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Congress
Shettle State Department
Secretary of State
Nicarague
Navy Department
Huntington Wilson
Navigation rumors swirl over Impestor ship contraband cargo
Information from Estrada's headquarters in New Orleans reports Washington says the steamship Imperator, last seen leaving New Orleans Friday, may be searched by revenue cutters off the Nicaragua coast. Rumors claim it carried munitions for Zelaya's army at Greytown, though officials denied such cargo and no contraband ship was found near Mobile Gulfport or Galveston.
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Estrada
Washington
Inperator
New Orlans
United Major Revenue Cutters
Asoon
Nicar- Suan
Imperator
Yeleva
Greytown
United States
Mobile
Gulfport
Galveston
Orders to Marines Send 500 to Central America on Prairie
Five hundred marines have been ordered to Central America and will sail on the gunboat Prairie within a week, possibly as early as November 29. Navy Yard officials confirm preparations, with the Dixie set for readiness and the battleships primed for a December cruise.
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Brooke Navy Yard
Central America
Philadelphia
Nicaragua
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Prairie
Navy Yard
Dixie
Boston
Accused of Ito Plot In Corean Politic Turmoil
Boston dispatch reports Reverend Homer B. Hulbert a Bay State minister and former adviser to the Korean king fled Corea crossing Siberia toward Western Massachusetts. Japanese papers Osaka Asahi accuse Hulbert and Horace G Underwood of complicity in Prince Ito's murder and claim involvement with American correspondents in Peking to spur US protest over a Manchurian agreement.
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Corea
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Siberia
Massachusetts
Homer B. Hulbert
Roosevelt
Osaka Asahi
Hulbert
Horace G. Underwood
New York
Ite
Peking
America
Girl's Death Leap After Assault in Paterson
Mamie Sullivan a fifteen year old girl was attacked by four men in Paterson New Jersey. She leaped from a second story window at 598 River Street to escape and was found unconscious on the street. She reported the assault before losing consciousness. Police have a description of her assailants.
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Paterson
N. J
Mamie Sullivan
River Street
Butler
Hub over quicksand in Boston alarms scientists
Telegraph dispatch from Boston reports experts warn that quicksand underlie the city. MIT professor W. Crosby and naturalist G. Barton with earthquake specialist Walter Belcher say treacherous sands and clays lie beneath Boston. Belcher notes a quake could trigger a slow flow of quicksand toward the sea, risking subsidence of the city.
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Boston
Don’t Order Food by Phone Warned by League
Telegraph report from Boston notes the Women’s Municipal League issued cautions to women about buying food by telephone. Miss Esther G. Barrows says many households lack sight of market conditions and may be unknowingly purchasing from unclean operators, stressing cleanliness and economy.
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Boston
Women's Municipal League
Esther G. Barrows
Committee On Markets
Miss Parrowr
Norwegian Novelist Bjornstierne Byjornson in grave condition
Paris reports Bjornstierne Byjornson the Norwegian novelist, ill with arteriosclerosis and unable to receive treatment, is gradually weakening with a bulletin stating he is in a very grave condition. The note follows his prolonged illness and lack of access to care.
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Paris
Bjornstierne Byjornson
Standard Oil prepare appeal to US Supreme Court
Moritz Rosenthal and the leaders of Standard Oil subsidiaries rushed to New York to assemble an appeal after the circuit court decree. Mortimer Elliott said the decree orders stockholder distribution of subsidiary holdings on a pro rata basis, not dissolution. John D. Archbold will head the counsel, with papers to be prepared at 26 Broadway and a stay on the decision pending appeal.
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Standard Oil Company
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Mortimer F. Elliott
United States Circuit Court
Standard Oil
Elliott
John D. Archbold
No. 26
Broadway
Rosenthal
John G. Milburn
Telephone and Telegraph
New Jersey Company
Frank BR. Kellogg
Minneapolis
Louis
Washington
Department of Justice
Yacht Nourmahal Safe After Puerto Rico Visit With Astor
Wireless reports confirm the yacht Nourmahal is safe with Colonel Astor aboard. The vessel was seen in San Juan Harbor Porto Rico on November 1, several days after the storm subsided, according to multiple sources.
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Astor
San Juan Harbor
Porto Rico
Treasure Found at Moorish Palace in Ronda
Excavations at the Moorish palace in Ronda, Spain uncover Roman archaeological remains and considerable treasure. The government dispatched an architect for examination. Lawrence Perin traveled from Paris to Ronda to plan a memorial for his wife, who died by suicide at Harrow last September.
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Spain
Lawrence Perin
Paris
Harrow
England
No More Men Found In St Paul Mine Tragedy
Rescue hopes faded as only none of the 310 men trapped by the St Paul mine fire were found alive. By day's end 92 bodies recovered, 20 saved, 198 still missing, with extensive efforts to reach east workings and clear debris amid ongoing black damp and cave risks.
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Spring Valley
Auto Hits Boy in New Jersey on Princetons Route
A. Sigfried Roebling, Princeton student, and an unknown companion struck Alfred Garretson, 12, near Somerville at 5 pm. Roebling rushed the injured boy to Dr. Stillwell, then back to the farm. Father says speed was high. Roebling claims the boy darted into the path. no arrests.
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Somerville
N. J
A. Sigfried Roebling
Princeton University
Princeton
Alfred Garretson
Roebling
Garretson
Guard Rogers Tomb Faces Plot to Take Body
In Fairhaven Massachusetts guards have patrolled the Rogers tomb for five months since Henry H. Rogers Standard Oil heir was buried in Riverside Cemetery. Samuel Slocum James Bradshaw and Hugh Woods refuse any approach within fifty feet amid protests from Rogers family and visiting friends.
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Fairhaven
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Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Riverside Cemetery
Samuel Slocum
James Bradshaw
Hugh Woods
Rogers
Miss Frick Buys Home in Wenham for Working Girls Stay
Miss Helen Frick daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Clay Frick has purchased the iron railings house at Thompson's Corner Wenham Mass with plans to run a rest home for mill workers from Lawrence Lowell and Haverhill providing a summer respite for young women from New England factories following her Stillman farm project last season to host those in need of recreation and reform minded lodging.
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Wenham
Mass
Helen Frick
Henry Clay Frick
New York
Thompson's Corner
Stillman Farm
Poison Pill Mystery Strikes Vienna Officers
An extraordinary poisoning case in Vienna reveals officers promoted to General Staff received pill samples by mail with a circular urging use for nervous debility. Captain Mader died after taking them, autopsy showing potassium cyanide. Investigators find many lieutenants not promoted did not get pills, circular signed Charles Francis with false address. The motive remains unknown, with theories of a disgruntled officer or anarchist act.
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Mader
Charles Francis
Race death by own action says Nearing
Scott Nearing, economics instructor at Wharton, urges smaller families and immigration limits to curb race death by own action. He faults Roosevelt's advocacy of large families, argues women should rear fewer children and cites rising living costs as population grows. audience disruption follows, as he leaves before the talk ends.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Scott Nearing
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Nearing
Hebrew Literary Society
Roosevelt
Four Miles of Lava Flowing Near Teneriffe
In Teneriffe on November 21 four lava craters emit incandescent matter with frequent explosions. The lava flow has covered nearly four miles and continues to advance. The ground nature prevents damming the lava from fertile land.
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Teneriffe
Possible Bill Monroe in Fremont County manhunt record
Middletown police were informed by the Sheriff of Imperial County California that a man believed to be Bill Monroe, a fugitive from this county, is in the area after a days long pursuit. He reportedly attacked five family members near the county and burned a barn, was wounded in the chase, and a body found later was not him.
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N. Y
Imperial County
Cal
Bill” Monroe
Moonroe
Nourmawal Sape at Porto Rico
A Curacao cable says John Jacob Astor's yacht Nourmahal was safe in San Juan harbor on November 15, with Caracas relaying the news. Washington reported Yamacraw was sent to West Indian waters to verify, while Dobbyn pressed officials and traders for confirmation as delays and broken lines continued.
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