Nicaragua Crisis and Zelaya Resignation Report
Dispatches detail U S actions as Nicaragua faced turmoil with President Zelaya resigning and leaving the country. Navy ships prepared at Panama for potential landings while Caldera reported pro Zelaya allies pushing to install Trias allies in the assembly. U S law and policy aimed to prevent Zelaya’s influence from dominating Central American politics.
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Creel Sees Taft in White House Meeting
Former Mexican ambassador and Diaz envoy Creel had a brief audience with President Taft at the White House. The visit, described as without significance, followed Creel’s earlier meetings with Diaz and Taft in El Paso and Indio last autumn. Secretary Knox had declined Mexico’s offer of aid on the Nicaraguan matter.
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Middies' Football Captain Named at Annapolis
Annapolis Md Dec 18 Henry McK Clay of Ardmore Pa was elected captain of the Naval Academy football team for next season at a meeting of the new members. Clay has played halfback on the team for parts of three seasons and was the regular occupant of the position during the West Point game of 18 and most of the season.
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Veteran War Bigamist Revealed In Pension Papers
Middletown XY December reports the reappearance of pension papers for Civil War veteran Wil Man Wood showing he had two wives for over twenty years. Local woman Mrs Wood 2 denies hiding papers to block her stepdaughter from a widow’s pension.
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Wil- Man
FL Wood
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Copenhagen committee to examine Dr Cook data dispute
In Copenhagen on December 18 the committee will summon several scientists and Greenland officials to cross examine them on Dr Cook's first declarations after meeting him in Greenland. university circles expect that the committee will withhold acceptance of Cook's claims as the basis is not substantiated.
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Congressmen Push Chesapeakes and Delaware Claims
A conference on the Chesapeake and Delaware canal project brought together representatives from Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey and Maryland on the house floor. Participants included Heald Wylie Wood Pearre Covington Moore McCreary Foulkrod and Cook as talk moved toward a general rivers and harbors bill and canal support.
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Oyeshington
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Ward
Broussard Burned in Home Fire Injury Report
Congressman Robert F Broussard of Louisiana was severely burned when his dressing gown caught fire at his mother in law’s home in New Orleans. He sustained serious injuries to his body and limbs.
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Con
Five Young Women Die In City Factory Fire
A fire at a Camden factory killed and burned five young women aged 17 to 21. Bodies were found near the third floor stairwell, some dismembered, after a rapid blaze. origin unclear though cotton yarn stored on the fourth floor is suspected. Surviving workers recount attempts to reach a fire tower and escape via stairs.
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Lilia Porter
Rebecca Smith
George
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Mie
Vane
New White Slave Bill Aims at Immigrant Trafficking
Washington reports a new immigration bill to suppress white slave traffic includes ten years imprisonment and fines up to $5000 for importing women for immoral purposes or harboring them. It allows deportation for aliens in houses used for immoral activities and makes related acts a misdemeanor. The bill also bans procuring transportation for such crimes and imposes harsh penalties. In other news, an undertaker failed to transport a supposedly dead man who woke in his coffin, and a ten year old accidentally killed his grandmother in Kentucky during Christmas preparations in St. Louis.
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Immigration Committee
United States
St. Louis
Harry -Endaley, Jr
Josephine Payne
Payne
Kentucky
Mix-Up at Capitol Labels Patrick Henry Portraits
In Washington, Patrick Henry portraits were mislabelled as Thomas Jefferson in the Capitol. Eugene M. Chafiz, a Prohibition candidate for president, protested after discovering that during a recent session the Henry portrait was hung over the wrong tablet. Superintendent Woods investigated and found the mislabelling occurred about a year ago.
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Census job tests set for February recruitment drive
Announcement notes about 68 000 census enumerator positions with exams on February 5. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, residents of the supervisor's district, 18 to 70, and file by January 25. Open to men and women, trained testers and reasonable standards promised. Nearby items report legal actions and quirky local notes.
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Bae
Iréctor Durand
Their Turn Out In Town Hostels Eject Mentioned
In a terse item, residents recount a disturbance at a town hostel where several guests, including Ella and Bells, were ejected. The note hints at a planned advert to The News seeking a cook and possible promotional activity.
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Local Obituary for David Wilbur Van died at 20
David Wilbur Vand son of Jamuni had died at his father’s Locust Valley home near Burkittville from tuberculosis. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 1020 Beldoch Church with Brethren and Elders officiating.
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Ohare
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Soya Meating at . MiG. A. ' 'Tomorrow: morning In libel.
Rev. Joseph Teves will address the boys at Frederick’s school assembly. Mr. Petore has been in this city only a short time, but in that time he has built a reputation as a good talker. A sizable turnout from the Frederick boys is hoped for.
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Thia City
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Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets claim kidney cure
An advertising note touts Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets from The Bibgdine Corp., Boston, as a cure for rheumatism back pain and urinary issues. It promises relief from painful urination and nocturnal interruptions, claiming dramatic results and a money back guarantee.
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