Zelaya orders execution of two Americans in Nicaragua
The article reports Zelaya's government ordering the execution of Cannon and Grace for participation in the revolution, citing claimants that they were property holders. G. Spencer Holland discusses persecution by Zelaya, the breach of the 1908 treaty, and U.S. interests in preventing intervention.
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Iens
Leroy Cannon
Leonard Wgrace
Zelayh
Mavugur
Stave Knox
Pantaking
Yelnya
Groce
Netteah
Canton
Mr. Groce
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Spencer” Holland
New York
Peres
Holland
Cannon
Grace
Fochtér
Costa Lucan
Holland Ap Idates
Gep
Mexico
United States
Guakautora
Ite Olland
United Item
Asy
Guarai
Ted
United ‘States
Mderas
Zélaga
Thal
Gregory
Ameriindie
Teat
Go as you please race crosses Africa by air and road
German officer Graetz proposes a go as you please cross Africa race starting March 3 1810 from Bot Point on the east coast south of the twentieth parallel north. He will enter using any conveyance from automobile to dirigible and even donkey or zebra hoping for scientific and economic gains and to draw adventurous Americans.
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Buggeste
Bote -Point
Exploration of the Arctic life of McMillan shifts to expeditions
Professor Donald McMillan, formerly of Worchester Academy, vows to devote his life to arctic work joining a future expedition to explore Crockett's Island after earlier plans with the Penryn expedition. He notes Roosevelt’s 1909 voyage as a turning point and anticipates scientific value in studying whether Evkliny dwell there.
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Donald McMillan
Werke
Worcenter
Mags.) Academy
Robert R. Penryin
Crockett’s Island
Che Delléres
Cook
Strofexswor
McMillan
Roosevelt
McMillén
Local and State News Highlights From Elkton to Worden
A mix of legal notices, arrests, and religious events appears with reports on a Lundberg case, a liquor violation charge against farmer Ashar Bailey, and the Smithsburg Lutheran church dedication of a 1000 chapel. The Salvation Army reports 22 conversions and 244 outreach services in an annual corps tally.
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Matabaly
Haines
Cevil Equity
Ab ‘Elkton
Honi Charles
Wella
Higattaville
Favors
Wei Lng
Ofp
Olan Olarks
Ar Ridgely
Wates
Smithsburg
Bhaite
David A. Robb
Allegan Eegacy
Wonouneed
Mmatrie Halnce
Arch Lect
Ashar J. Bailey
Wordenter
Wiredprick Corps
J. H. Marshall
Corpus
Marshall
Storm
Palmer
Faculty recital and events listed for college for week
A faculty recital of music and elocution will be given at the college. DeWitt Benhan will perform at the Women’s College Tuesday evening under the Art Club. A Lincoln in the Suburb will be rendered by Frederick Kemp in Kemp Hall Tuesday evening. Parcel auction for the benefit of the hospital is at the City Hotel Tuesday evening. Reformed Church Sewing Society sale in church parlors Thursday. Presbyterian Mile Society apron sale Wednesday afternoon in the chapel.
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Vos
Fomnan
The
Reformed Church Sewing Society
Thorsdey
Presbyterian Mile Society
Stockholders to vote on consolidation plan across three railways
Meetings set for tomorrow of the stockholders of the Frederick and Middletown Railway Co. Jefferson and Braddock Heights Railway Co. and the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Co. to vote on a consolidation plan reported last week.
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Frederick and Middletown
Brick Yard and Quarries Change Hands on Central Railroad
Calvin H. Schildknecht and Oscar B. Cablents purchase Ellen V. Brookey’s brick yard and stone quarries beside the Northern Central Railroad opposite the end of East Fifth Street for private terms.
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Mesava
Oscar B. Cablents
Mra
Ellen V. Brookey
Brookey
Norther Central
Rexall Orderlies Parade as Gentle Constipation Cure
Ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle, non habit forming remedy for constipation. It claims strong cathartics worsen conditions and promises a money back guarantee if not fully satisfying. available in two sizes at Williampon North.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Williampon
North
A Remedy for Bad Turnpikes in Maryland Roads
A Baltimore paper discusses Maryland turnpikes and compares them with Virginia and other states. It argues toll roads are costly and poorly maintained, urging state control under a State Roads Commission to standardize construction, repair, and upkeep across counties and prevent private toll interests from dominating road quality.
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Destop Satilen
Baltimore
Mons
Weare
Maryland
Virginia
Mieslen
Hart's Ferry
Staunton
Ivogt City
Wredotick
Hageretown
Cumberland
Thia
State Roads Commission
Judge Motter to retire as Junior Fire Company president
Judge John C. Motter will retire from the presidency of the Junior Fire Company after four terms totaling about 15 years. He will be succeeded at the annual January 1910 election, with Captain D John Markey likely to be chosen president. Motter will become president emeritus and the company plans nominations at tonight’s meeting.
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Juidge Motter
Junior Fire Company
John C. Motter
Judge Motter
D. John Markey
Ln Papal
Motter
Edward Koontz
United Fire Company
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office
The Frederick city post office lists six unclaimed letters dated December 4. Recipients include W. L. Brush Edward Sander Geo Zimmerman Laures Stan Susie Brooks and others. Addressees are women and men with initials and surnames. letters remain at the dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks.
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Frederick
Tardey
Ida
W. L. Brush
Edward Sander
Geo’k.zimmerman
Laures
Stan
Susie «Brooks
Bliss
Jana
Moving House Blocks From Williamsport to Renton Avenue
A. G. Hoffman bought the two story double frame dwelling from W. D. Byron & Sons. The move shifts the building from its lot at the corner of Clearpring street and Fenton Avenue in Williamsport to Renton Avenue, a 400 seat distance. J. G. Dockerly of Middletown holds the removal contract.
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W. D. Byron & Sons
Clearapring ‘Good
Fenton’ Avenue
Williamsport
Washington County
Renton Avenue
Middletown
Local Ads Highlight Buy Sell Rent in Washington
Small classified notices point to quick results as readers in Washington see listings from Mt Milton Engle Mesere Brich Brothers and others. Ads promise to reach readers and help dispose of items, meals, and more through The News.
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Washington
Mt. Milton's
Engle and Mesere
Brich Brothers
Jonnesco proposes new anesthesia method
Professor Jonnesco claims a mixture of strychnine and stovaine can render any body part insensible without loss of consciousness, enabling complex operations while the patient remains awake. He cites successful cases including a sailor with neck cancer and a 47 year old Irishman with stomach cancer, and says about 760 patients have been operated under the method.
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Sosielle
Ifse University
Patiern
Jonnesco
George Soutzo
Profesaor Jonuesco
Professor Jonoesco
Ionnesco Anid
United States
Proteapor ‘Jonnesco
Oa. A
To Grow Korean Figs in California
Reported notes discuss acclimating Korean figs in California, noting vine growth on trees trellises and hedgerows. Mention of fig fruit tasting as a festival item hints at agricultural interest and potential new crops for growers.
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California
Steveralty
Digestive notes on stomach discomfort and remedies
Fragmentary text discusses digestion and stomach aches with mentions of headaches and remedies. It appears as garbled notes, listing names, pages, and possible treatment terms, though coherence and concrete details are limited.
Mahogany Trees and Roman Names in a Curious Extract
The passage describes mahogany as a tropical American native tree rising to about 100 feet with a thick trunk and dense growth. It notes an estimate of two trees per acre and mentions large size reaching maturity after many years. It then digresses into a jumble of historical names and anecdotes about Julius Caesar and royal figures, blending natural history with assorted biographical tidbits.
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Ross
Exeturion
Fale
Hinself
Nicaragua
United States
Matiégani
Von’sien
Marti
Theresa
Sat
Prodigal and Parent in a Hongkogg Paper Tale
A faded clipping recounts a wealthy Chinese youth with a mother who, fearing extravagance, considered chaining him. He escaped, and the mother vowed to use force on his return. The item also mentions water turtles of the Amazon and turtle sizes, with notes on drought and food supply.
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Hongkogg
Canton
Ghlua
Mortiter Meupes
Benny A. Blake
Amazon
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