Nicaragua Under Zelaya Despotism and U S Intervention
This feature recalls Nicaragua under President Zelaya described as tyrannical, with the United States sending warships and marines to pressure accountability for American deaths. It contrasts with Walker’s filibuster era, noting the burning of American victims and the fragile Nicaraguan regime enduring unrest.
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Nicaragua
United States
Zelaya
Cuba
William Walker
Nashville
Tennu
Walker
Joaquin Miller
Leroy Cannon
Leonard Grace
Zeliya
Knox
Zelayna
Nicaragua Crisis Prompts Marine Expedition Leaders Named
The article details U S naval and Marine forces led by Rear Admiral William Wirt Kimball and Colonel James E B Mahoney preparing to intervene in Nicaragua. It notes the coastal port of Corinto and Bluefields involvement plus officers Smedley Butler Moses and Bannon and the goal of blocking Zelaya with a disciplined force amid a troubled region.
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Knox
Zeinya
William Wirt Kimball
Nicaragua
James EB. Mahoney
United States Marine Corps
Marine Force
Mahoney
Kimball
Vixen
Bluefields
Admiral Kimball
Maine
Smedley D. Butler
Pennsylvania
Marine Corps
China
Tientsin
Pein
Pekin
Cuba
Bannon
Guantanamo
Uncle Sam
Zelaya
Home Course in Livestock Breeding Principles
C V Gregory explains how like produces like and the role of variation in breeding. Domestic selection improves stock by culling poorer animals, preserving superior ones, and guiding with a clear ideal to develop uniform, high quality lines.
Nicaragua as a Big Nation Under Zelaya’s Rule
The piece portrays Nicaragua under Zelaya as misgoverned and autocratic, likening it to a czar and noting a lack of checks on his dictatorship. It contrasts Nicaragua’s size and wealth with Panama, highlights a small population, and mentions limited education amid rising military strength and export crops.
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Nicaragua
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Europe
America
Panama
Cattarangeus
New York
Russia
Pacific
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic
St. Louis
Chicase
Washington
Chicago
Ilinois
Mississippi River
International Bureau of American Republics
Carnegie’s Own Museum Proposed at Dunfermline Site
The growing cache of caskets with addresses, gold keys, and Carnegie benevolence mementos has forced storage concerns. Friends propose razing the ironmaster’s birth cottage at Dunfermline Scotland to build a museum on the site and clear surrounding land for a pleasure ground.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Dunfermline
Scotland
Move to Save Mountain Laurel
The Boston Society For the Protection of Native Plants appeals to the public to stop using mountain laurel for Christmas decorations. The leaflet warns the evergreen is gathered twice yearly with summer uses for flowers and far larger winter harvests for church and ballroom décor, risking extinction.
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Boston Society For the Protection of Native Plants
The Nicaraguan Situation as Seen by W J Lampton
Verse laments Nicaragua under Zelaya with mock bravado directed at Zelaya and the idea of U S intervention. The voice warns Nicaragua to heed Uncle Sam and suggests foreign meddling as a defining threat.
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Zelaya
Hark
Sam
W. J. Lampton
New York Tribune
Land of Puzzledom II Lookout and shapes riddle
A serialized puzzle verse from Youth's Companion presents a two part riddle about halves of a word. The first part hints a visible yet unseen element and a smaller house part while the second part describes trouble, passage, and return. The whole refers to a lookout and a non round shape built by straight lines and curves.
Concealed Birds In A Mixed Verse Puzzle
A single verse sentence puzzle appears in nine lines each containing a hidden bird name. The lines reference estate glens travels baby fishing awk ward pianist king house fowls and roost. Each line embeds a bird name within ordinary text. The piece reads as a playful, phrase filled exercise.
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Reginald
James
Ralph Awkward
Henry IV
France
Crisscross Puzzle for Young Readers
A missing word puzzle from the Washington Star asks solvers to place the best word into a vacant space on the scissors so that both lines read correctly using the word twice. The feature invites careful word choice and verbal engagement for youngsters.
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Washington Star
Connected Diamonds In St Nicholas Puzzle
A crossword style listing titled Connected Diamonds presents four diamonds with clues such as In severe very warm a Greek goddess and a vehicle across sections I II III IV with numbered entries indicating wordplay and definitions.
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St. Nicholas
Anagrams of Countries Puzzling The Reader
A playful list of country anagrams scrambled into phrases such as Erin grab at it and Dark men. Pain a goat and I sent tea-dust appear among jumbled lines. Standout entries include U S A, sir Praise and Gray men. Erin lad and Aim near offer more wordplay. Cure ado and Dan's colt close the set with additional twists. Big mule and Star U S A add to the challenge, while Pass Uri and Wan roy finish the page.
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Erin
Subtraction The Puzzle Word
A word with eight letters B and two Ts R and N one C fits vowels four. It means splitting or reducing not increasing. It appears in doctor fees and life events, denotes downward change in failures and business hardship, the answer is subtraction.
Numerical Enigma and Related Puzzles Amid Wordplay
This page lists multiple brain teasers including No 489 Numerical Enigma with plane plan planet lane, No 490 Charades with word fragments like prim rose primrose and omelet, No 491 Fruit Dish Puzzle naming various fruits, No 492 Odd Transpositions showing letter swaps, No 493 Fractions with cabbage artichoke radish onion tomato carrot, No 494 Enigma a finger, No 495 Cities Rebus mixing Paris London Naples Birmingham, No 496 Diamond w, No 497 Concealed Abodes tent hovel castle.
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Planet
Lane
Maine
Patris
Paris
London
Napples
Naples
Burr-ming Ham
Birmingham
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Guaranteed to Stop Hair Loss
Lemmon's Pharmacy offers Parisian Sage at 50 cents a large bottle with a guarantee. The tonic is promoted to stop hair loss and itching, leave the scalp clean and hair non greasy, and is endorsed by Mrs. E. B. Jemison of Owosso Michigan dated December 6 1908.
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Lemmon
America
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
EB. Jemison
Oliver St
Owosso
Mich
Dee
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