Revolt spreads in Nicaragua risks war with Costa Rica
A U S dispatch reports that revolt in Nicaragua threatens broader conflict as American interests are said to be protected. Des Moines port guards landed in Greytown with minimal effect, and renewed efforts are made to contact Central American officers amid telegraph disruptions. The fate of Grace and Cannon, two Americans executed, is said to be explained by Nicaragua, while Costa Rica faces potential war if redress is sought.
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America
Navy” Department
Des Moines
Limon
Greytown
Nicaragua
Des Moles
Department
Union
Costa
Rica
Colon
Department’ -le
Grace
Cannon
Central America
State Department
Costa Rica
Delays
Zelaya
América
Zalaya
Nicaragana
Cwhe
Binefields
Taports
Messia
Costaican
Wierreguean
Americans Tortured Before Execution in Nicaragua Crisis
Reports from Panama claim that Americans Cannon and Grace were tortured severely before execution amid a U S Nicaragua dispute. Zelaya fears a strong American stance and may resign. Cannon and Grace were captured with minimal rebels nearby and supposedly shot after severe abuses.
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Cannon
Grace
Panama
Messrs
United States
Bacon to Paris: Former Assistant Secretary named ambassador
Robert Bacon, former assistant secretary of state, will become American ambassador to France and head the American mission in Paris. Announcement by the state department has not been formalized yet, though insiders expect a formal notice within weeks.
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Frances’ K
Washington
Robert, Batob
Paris
Girl Leads Band of Gar Robbers In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on November 26 a fourteen year old girl named Bessie is arrested and charged as the leader of an organized gang robbing freight cars. Eight alleged members are also taken, with the girl reportedly commanding loyalty and promising fair division. The gang’s depredations allegedly cost the Pendigien nio railroad thousands in goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendigiennio
Hermit Request for Winged Burial Ends in Delay
Parkersburg West Virginia November 26 William H Ledstones, an old soldier and hermit, asked to be buried in a shroud with two large wings and an angel robe. At the grave the wings were found missing and interment was delayed until they were replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. -Va
William H. Ledstones
Gabriel
Ledagme
Lyman J. Gage Marries Frances Ballou in Coronado Wedding
Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Lyman J. Gage wed Frances Ada Ballou at the Ballou home on Coronado Island in San Diego. Attending were the bride’s parents and local figure Helen Richards plus Brigadier General Wealey Brainerd. The couple departed for a wedding trip to New York and Washington.
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Bride
San Diego
Cal
of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Francesa Ada Ballou
George M.ballou
Coronado Island
Nercham
Helen ‘Richards
Artlet
Wealey
Brainerd
U. S.A
Gaze
New York
Washington
Thanksgiving Football Scores From The Day
Thanksgiving games feature Penn at 17 over Cornell 6 and Colgate at 38 over Carnegie. Georgetown and Northwestern reserves collide, while Notre Dame stalls at 0. Other results include Lafayette 5 over St Louis, Pitt 0 over Carnegie, and Muhlenberg with 13, plus Brown, Butler, and West teams scoring variedly.
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Penn
Cornell
St. Loui ‘Lafayette
Penns
State
Pittsburg
Bucknell
George
Notre’ Dame
Watauette
Founding Anniversary Observed by Western Pennsylvania History Society
Pietabarg marked its 151st founding anniversary on a Thursday in Bittaburs. The Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania organized appropriate exercises at several churches with a military ceremony and participation of the National Guard.
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Pittahdeg
Bittaburs
Thoraday
Historical” Society of
Western Pennsylvania
National Guard
Police hunt for Earl McGill in Minneapolis murder case
A Minneapolis woman is found mortally wounded with razor wounds after a domestic quarrel with Earl B. McGill, a rail conductor. Police learn the call came from 1023 Second Street Booth. The victim, in critical condition, was found by detectives near a phone in a room as she tried to summon help. Authorities seek McGill as a suspect in the stabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bill Martle
Couneges
Martin
Livingston Iyhig
Mares
Earl B.mcgi
Gill
Probing DeArmond Death Fire In Butler Home
Investigators conclude the fatal blaze that killed Congressman David DeArmond and his six year old grandson started in the attic of their Butler Missouri residence. Defective wiring is cited as the likely cause after initial determine that the congressman and boy were asleep in the same room when the fire began.
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Butler
David, DeArmond
de Armond
Mrs Roosevelt Home Again After Europe Return
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and her daughter Miss Atel returned from Europe aboard the steamer Koenig Albert. At the New York pier they were met by Mrs Nicholas Longworth, Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson, and William Loeb Jr, collector of the port.
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Europe
New York
Theodore Evelt
Miss Atel
Football Player May Dies? Lynchburg Concussion Incident
In Lynchburg Virginia on November 26 center Webster of the Virginia Military Institute eleven was injured in a game against Davidson College. He is unconscious and may have a concussion of the brain.
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Lynchburg
Webster
V. M1 Eleven
Davidson
Coler
John Burns Laboring Men Rumor Succeeds Gladstone
London rumor claims John Burns socialist labor leader could replace Herbert Gladstone as secretary of state for home affairs. Also note: John Bigelow celebrates his 92nd birthday in New York and announces granddaughter Grace Tracy’s engagement to Thomas Cook. In Catawba Virginia a four year old died in a barn fire caused by a match.
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Gladstone
London
John Burn
Herbert
Hone
John Bigelow
New York
John ‘Bigelow
France
Grace Tracy
Thomas’ J. Cook
Catawba
Jacow
Orem
Ody
Murdered at Bedford Halfway House
The dead body of George Mags was found at a Bedford halfway house with a blunt instrument injury. His grocery store had been robbed by masked murderers, Moss?ed away. There was no clue to the killers.
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Bedford
Ind
Georgs
Mags
Hone Akull
Woman Shot to Death in Detroit Home Invasion
Detroit police report Harriet Hin, 29, was killed when an assailant fired through a window of her home. Frank Fitzpatrick stated an unknown shooter fired from outside, striking the woman as she slept or rested inside. The incident occurred on an unspecified November date in Michigan.
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Ghot
Detroit
Mich
Mra
Harriet Hin
Swhs
Grush
Frank, Fitzpatrick
Rome
Noted Publisher Laffain Aids Prestigious Art Scan
A fragmented 19th century newspaper account describes LAFFAM THE PUBLISHER aiding a Green Reporter and others in an art fraud case. It cites Willan of Tatton, a publicist and owner of the New York Bun, with ties to an art council, and notes the journalist’s role in detailing sales of art objects while avoiding direct judgment. The piece hints at connections to American galleries, notable figures like Kirby, and an inquiry into who helped produce a brilliant article about art, ending with a reference to Laffain’s influence.
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Grean
Willan
The
New York Bun
Soprodietta
I United Statee
Detula
Mr. Laffalo
Amtrican’ Sare
New York
Ween Itto
Kirby
Nur
Aldnok
Teatilng of
Judes
Cetddan
Samaria
Sears
Nfid
Atbat
Lumtaa
America
Hair Raising Contest In Germantown Pa With Whiskers
Thirteen soldiers entered a post contest in Germantown involving long facial whiskers. The veteran with the longest whiskers would receive a sword from N Ky Plosd at a January gathering. The event arose from a post meeting where bearded and balding veterans debated whisker length and the matter of beards versus bald heads.
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GAR
Germantown
Atv
Swintaker
N. Ky
Bolt
Tilosd
Nea Melville
Freass
Total Eclipse of the Moon Across United States
A total lunar eclipse will be visible across the United States as Earth's shadow covers the Moon. Observers are advised to note the timing, with the event starting in the southwest and progressing as the Moon moves through the shadow.
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United States
Monty Wayie
Towitt
Lurton for the Supreme Court and Civil War Career
The piece outlines Judge David J. Lurton’s rise to the Tennessee Supreme Court, noting his Civil War service, imprisonment, and later roles. It highlights his education at Cumberland University, practice in Clarksville, and succession as chief justice in 1898. It also mentions his Episcopalian faith, Trinity Church involvement, Sewanee trusteeship, and a brief note on family.
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Luton
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Fenn
Clarksville
Tenn
Gontaviia _ A
Ae A
Patrick
Iona
Lurion
Porter
Chancery
Tennessee
Charles O. Smith
Clarkaville
Charles Smith
Farmers and Mechanica’ National Bank
Supreme Court
Mennensee
Peter Turney
Tepressee
Cleveland
South
United States
Howell Brackston
United ‘States Supreme Bench
Badge Lurton
Trinity
Church
Ags
Univer-sity of the South
Sewanee
Miles Mary ‘Frances
Benjamin Franklin Owen
Wilson County
Ying
Dude
Lortan
Thanksgiving Dinner in Prison Featured Sauerkraut And Turkey
In a St Louis workhouse ref referendum prisoners chose their Thanksgiving meal. The menu included sauerkraut, turkey, frankfurters, potatoes and cranberry sauce served atop the plate. The scene recalled Lincoln era meals as keepers asked inmates to signal their dinner choice.
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Ste
Louie Prisonare
Turkey
Louis
Frankfurters
St. Louis
Tho Trankturture
Lincoln
Washington's Tent Sold as Union Relic Heirloom Passed
Richmond November 26 The only daughter of General Robert E Lee Mary Quan Laty sold the Washington tent, the canvas used by the Father of his Country during the Revolutionary War, to the Valley Museum for 5000 proceeds to aid Confederate women in the city. Wayne county dairymen in Harford charged with watering milk faced arraignment in Montrose. Alfred Mobler, 29, arrested near St Patrick's Church while attempting to see the President Taft. he was sent to the Washington asylum for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lee
Richmond
Cuatin Laty
Aral
Robert“ Lee
Wan
George. Washington
Ihi
le Museu
Lear
Virginia Lees
Wilkes
Haire
Harford
Wayne County
State Dairy and’ Food Department
Philadelphia
New York
Montrose
Washington
Navy
Alfred
Mobier
St. Patrick's Church
Junt
Taft
Mohler
British Ambassador Maurice de Bunsen to Bryce as ambassador to United States
May report notes Sir Maurice William Ernest de Bunned, the British ambassador here, will shortly replace Sir James Bryce as ambassador to the United States. The court’s double and a parade ledger mention various practical considerations, with scattered dialogue about family history and local industry.
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Brice
Madrid
Maurice William Ernest de Bunned
James M. Bryce
Fragmentary Old Masters Dialogue From An Uneven Text
A fragmented OCR segment presents scattered lines about old masters and a domestic scene. It mentions a wife, a husband, a village setting, and a cryptic exchange about daily life and tastes. The readable parts indicate a conversation rather than a complete article.
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Malotaalng
Bacon
Johnatawr
Notifes
Mrs. Roosevelt
John Burns
Laffam
Hotel Astor
Belvedere
Loingel
Tat
Justice Packham
Dlo
Medicine Tor
Alecies
Eac
Dalmal” Episcopal ‘Church
Lutton
Educat
Tontemié
Elks
Dougie
Bii
Mearning
Ula
Ute Ebbets
Bde Hill
Wag
Kentucky civ
Alvys
Otvin
Morgan
Honace
Lorton
Frederick Gas & Electric.co
Washington’s
Yasech
Jypet
Hosband
nWweret
Weltey
Kirstie
Ike
la France
HL R.flautt City Opera
Rouse: Shoe Store
Banka
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