Zelaya Defeat Rumors Mount in Nicaragua Crisis
Reports from New Orleans describe Zelaya's forces crushed at San Salinas near Rama with around 100 dead as revolts unfold. Detentions over arms shipments from the United States to Nicaraguan revolutionists surface, amid fruit company tensions and alleged presidential favoritism fueling unrest.
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Prom Polnta
United States
Venezueclan
Fruit Companies
Ty United Pressire
New Orleans
Bluefeld
Zelaya
San Salinas
Rama
Foren
Revulte Monlats
Matuty
Zelay Wit
Dee
Olaya
Nicaragua
United Fruit Company
Into
Pacific
Zelaya Ja
United
Central America
Republic
Bluctlold
Acquittal After Forgery Charge Highlights Criminal Justice
An acquittal was granted after a defendant pleaded to the forging bank news charge. The individual, once employed in medical aiding, shifted to humanitarian work amid poverty and malaria. Unable to find work, the man turned to forgery as a last resort, but his philanthropic efforts led to exoneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Open confession leads Indiana fisherman to pardon by governor
An Indiana fisherman's open confession of violating state fish laws prompted a pardon from the governor. A letter from J B Camden of Olympia, Washington sparked the action as the fisherman admitted guilt and conscience troubled him for years. The governor suggested the offense was not a moral evil but a violation of fishing rules and noted the fisherman failed to report the fish caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Iring
Wan
Feaepee
State Department
Bluehelde
Congress
Interp
Zolaya Ln
Leon
Pedro Gonzales
Rickns
Wonkales
Cosenwene
Etonill
Todianapotte
Ind
Fleherman
Indiana
Mindiana
J. B. Camden
Shwne Avenue
Olympia
Becuse
Camden
Ihey
Spectator Guillotine Scene Harrows French Crowd
A guillotine spectacle in France drew vast crowds as the condemned man Mibhoulet was executed. Troops fenced the prison square but mobs surged forward, officials struggled to maintain order, and a jet of blood splattered the front ranks as the guillotine ended the sentence.
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United Press
Mont Privan
Lotre
France
Mibhoulet
Privon Square
Privon
Explosion Tears Through Town Near Cameron West Virginia
A military torpedo factory magazine exploded near Cameron West Virginia blowing Schuster, a worker, to atoms. The blast shattered every Cameron window and toppled houses from foundations. a horse and wagon were blown apart and debris scattered for miles. A thirty by fifteen foot crater marked the site. Reports say the shock was felt as far as Washington Pennsylvania.
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United Press Wire
Cameron
Schuster
Marietta ‘Torpedo Company
Here
Schustore
Washington
Strike Pressure Alleged Over Tariff On Bagging
Springfield Manitoba December 1 Some claim Ludlow Manufacturing Association forced its employer into a strike after Congress refused a higher tariff on cotton bagging The company argues tariff rates under the Dingley schedule left bagging duties unchanged while competition from Midian challenged them The long statement outlines the animating motives and the local dispute at Ludlow and Indian Orchard with opposition and persistence noted.
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Springfield
Man
Ludlow
Congress
Midian
Com
Revenues Fall As Temperance Wave Bites Tax Income
United Press reports Willington December 1 that a government revenue slump accompanies growing cigarette and liquor use. The Interior Bureau cites total revenue near 703 million, with cigarettes and alcohol driving most gains while restrictions fail to curb consumption. New York leads cigarette production as several states see shifting tobaccos trends and corporate tax receipts.
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United Press Wire
Willington
Interial
Vicon
Palace
Lobaond
Atuton
Malta
Mount Con
Pellinator
Honma
Iihio
Gel Your
Bureau
Fragmented account hints at a complex meeting and memory debate
The text implies a tense gathering and a struggle to preserve a memory amid mechanistic details. Names such as Chivers and Lagermont appear in disjointed lines, with references to a meeting, dynamism, and a plea to honor a remembered figure. The fragmentary nature suggests a broader story about memory, influence, and personal legacy.
Women of the WOT face late action over Hesena case
In a grim tale from Pennsylvania, women planning to petition Governor Stuart to prevent drugging Hesena and save Win ty from the scaffold found their efforts too late. Sheriff Waidlington, pressured by county authorities, faces a looming execution as public fear and prophecies of rope test the stake. The plan to delay until tomorrow shows a final separation imminent for a wife and three children.
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Stuart
Hesena
Kowena
Epen
Pennsylvania
Rowan
Doar
United Presa Wire
Hoa
Giberwate
Nichole
Twena
Mita
Howna
Rosens
Hiv
Mystery House Deaths and Blood Evidence Reported
Detectives probe a New Jersey case branded the Home of Mystery, uncovering charred remains and blood stains at 10 Swift Porty Eighth Street, East Orange. Neighbors recall a newborn birth, wartime secrecy, and police cautious about a doctor’s care while investigators pursue the elusive truth.
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New York
Bronklyn
Five Platt
Epi
East Orange
Fouet
Discu
Decto Comehlin
Sneade
Iid
Howe
Huby
East Grange
Condemned man awaits fate as board refuses reprieve
An execution story follows a condemned man amid religious appeals and last prayers. The pardon board denies intervention, and plans for execution proceed as the condemned man confronts death with aid from priests and supporters.
Spectator Takes All of the Risk in Dynamite Building Disaster
The report notes a court ruling on damages after dynamite leveled the George P. Skint building in East Liverpool on March 4, 1905, amid a raging debris scene. A spectator near the site faced peril as authorities prepared to declare warlike action.
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Crete
Volimbup
Moore
Liverpool
George P. Skint
Will Boycott the Railroads
In Guilirie Oklahoma a boycott on the railroads is announced by Royal J. Allan, a board member, after Governor Haskell notes only two railroads paid last year’s taxes, threatening penalties for taxables and urging public institutions to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilirie
Okla
Hoyal J. Allan
Board of
Offaire
Haskell
Lords Seal Their Doom Budget Rejected by House of Lords
London dispatch reports the Lords rejected Lloyd George's budget by a large margin prompting calls of revolution and a coming general election. Asquith plans a Commons protest, the king to be informed, and Liberal hopes to reshape Parliament through new peers to secure budget passage. The era could see an elective Lords and far reaching constitutional change. Duke Charles Theodore of Bavaria dies after long illness. Bavarian affairs noted.
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United Prost Wire
London
Fomlpie
Hugand
Ders
Lloyd-George
Uereby
Uber
Prea
Asquith
House of Commons
House of Mans
Sandringham
Privy Council mi
Strugeir
England
Laverals
House of Lords
House of Jords
Poole
Laader
Munich
Charles Theodore of
Bavaria
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Mexico
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Hoover
Immigration Department
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Chindmén
Mobile
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Revolutionista
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Louisiana
Mexican
Nicargana
Danube
Team Wire
Wenator
Culberson, Texas
Boray, Mon
Culberson
Dancerat
Borwh
Meili
Bart
Hoxar Trust
Ohio
Cigarettend North
Suthern
North Carolina
Virginia
Williams
St. Andee
Winvert
Hireliitiea Celik
M. Chivers
Davis
Rosena
Pardon Board
United Prete
Ihillers
York
Winonnain
Colunitin
Bud
Conserve
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