United States Breaks With Nicaragua Over Zelaya Crisis
The State Department, led by Secretary Knox, declares that the United States will temporarily withhold its demand for reparations while protecting American interests in Nicaragua amid a crisis surrounding President Zelaya and the Estrada revolution. It accuses Zelaya of cruelty, notes revolu tionary gains, and signals possible decisive action and accountability for those responsible.
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Department
Army
Navy
State Department
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Rodriguez
Taft
Central America
United States
Estrada
Recrewry Knox
Sian
Stites
Republic of Nicaragua
Ruriguez
Knox Sai
Cnitea Sulés
Letterney Knox
Ratrada
Zelaya
Managua
Messie
Cannon
Crowe
Nicaragua
Washington
Arant
Ted
Waagen
Grove
Rlagg
Revolutionary Army
Department of State
Honduras
I Costa Fuca
Eli Salvador
Guasiota
Mexico
Micaragua
Pravline
Nétiong
Pagbarcus Hien
Gt Manda
Ave Bean
Helaya
Magagas
Grace
Republis
Central
Americ
Metropolitan Opera
Baltimore
Frides
Union_ Station
Washington and Ohio Railroad
Uolt- Mount Royal
Mount Royal
Open War on Lords Over Diplomatic Break With Nicaragua
Washington reports a break in relations with Nicaragua as Knox’s note prompts Congress action and talks with Nicaraguan minister Senor Rodriguez. Officials foresee a presidential message and possible special communications while Nicaragua considers its next move in Washington.
Lake treaty upheld amid Canadian bid for reform
Ottawa discussions on Great Lakes armament and the Rush-Bagot treaty reveal Canadian concern over U S naval strength on inland waters. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and George Foster warn that ending or altering the pact could trigger an unlimited arms race and threaten Canada’s lake trade within 24 hours.
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Ottawa
United States
Great Lakes
Foster
Lauder
Wilfrid Tacrler
Woster
Canada
Wiitrid
$100000 to Fight Bell in Telephone Battle
New York December 1 Independent telephone interests reported a $100000 fund to oppose Bell Telephone when it pursues methods to crush competition. D A Wilson testified before a state inquiry, saying Bell aims to annihilate independents and noting 2000000 telephones in New York New Jersey and Connecticut. The fund was formed three months ago to back independent companies nationwide.
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Belll
D. A. Wilson
Bell Company
Wilson
National Association of Independant
Bell
Bell Telephone Company
Lyo
Jerney
Connecticut
New ‘Warkelty
Ete
Eelindependent Company
Pastor vows service would go on amid deadly duel
In Nashvine Emmet Hel lensberg and Sampson Axom fought last night before Rev. Mr. Kinngr s church. A bullet struck Axom in the left lung. he cannot recover. The shooting followed a dispute over who jumped farthest as the tragedy unfolded outside the church.
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Nashvine
Tod
Emmet
Hellensberg
Sampson Axom
Axom
Tront
Mr. Kinngr
Justice invoked by cable in pair trial of Russians
A cable from prominent New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia citizens to Russian minister Stolypin urges that Michae la Tenaykovsky and Catharine Breshkovsky, to be tried together in secret, be afforded a fair trial that is open and public. Signers include David H. Greer Seth Low F B Busse Morgan J. O'Brien Henry Clews and George Foster Peabody.
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Dee
New York
Chicago
Bov‘ton
Philadelphia
Mt Stolypin
Peada
Michelaa Tenaykovwhy
Catharine Breshkovsky
David H. Greer
Seth Low
F. 4, Busse
Francis Hynde Stetson
Morgan J. O'Brien
Henry Clews
George Foster Peabody
Suit to break Ister Anna TT. Jeanes will estate
In Philadelphia on December 1, an argument in a contest to break the will of Ister Anna TT. Jeanes, claimed to leave between five and six million dollars, was heard before Judge Penrose in the orphan's court. The will favored charities and education, thirty-oneMelrs joined the challenge alleging a legislative act was violated when bank officers signed as witnesses.
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Philadelphia
Anna
Jeanes
Penrose
Orphans’ Court
Melrs
Pennsylvania
Bur
Mine disaster survivor testifies delay in warning
In the coroner's inquest at Cherry Hill the survivor David Wright said men were allowed to work over half an hour after the fire started around 1 20 pm before any warning. He recalled Alexander Rosenjack warning Norberg, the vein boss, and noted a general alarm did not sound, delaying escape for many. Margaret Trayer and Mrs Mills corroborated seeing the last car reach the surface two hours after the alarm.
Receivers Appointed for Chicago Tubes and Warehouse Firms
Judge Kohlsaat in Chicago circuit court names receivers for the Chicago Tunnel Company and the Chicago Warehouse and Tunnel Company, funded by the Chinato Subway Company. David H. L. Forgan and Charles G. Dawes named receivers. Edwin A. Potter named for the terminal company. This follows two large judgments against the trusts involved.
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Chicago
C. C. Kohlsaat
United States
Chicago Tunnel Company
Chicago Warehouse and Tunnel Company
Chinato Subway Company
Cucago
David HL. Forgan
Natonal City Bank
Charles G. Dawes
Central Trust Company of
Ilinois
Uinniel Company
Edwin A. Potter
American Trust and Savings Bank
Terminal Company
Corporation ‘Trust Company
Srep
New York
Bird
Bar Committee
Brooklyn
Gov. Is Connecting Enterprises
Hughes
Tonlahey
Coler
Coter
Bird Coler's Removal Requested From Firm
A local business brief notes a request to remove Bird Coler from a whiskey firm. It highlights the popularity of Old Braddock Rye and the quality noted by dealers, describing the brand as distinctive and favored among wood dealers.
Strike halts Northwest rail freights and hits Great Falls
A nationwide switchmen strike halted rail freight across Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas, Montana, Idaho, and beyond. About 12 600 workers idle. ore docks and smelters in Duluth Superior and Great Falls face shutdowns. Meat shipments disrupted from Portland to Puget Sound. widespread business impact threatens holiday trade.
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Mino
Twin Cities
Duluth
Superior
Andal
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St Paul
Hawtay
Switchmens' Union of North America
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Swift & Co
Iron Range
Great Northern
Minneapalis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Emmerce Commission
United States Labor
Charles P. Nell
Knapp
Portland
Ores
Puget Sound
Life Sentence for Hargis Affirmed
In Frankfort Kentucky the court of appeals affirmed the life sentence for Beach Hargis for murdering his father former Judge James R Har gis a noted feudist of Jackson Kentucky The ruling closes the case in the appellate court with the same penalty upheld by lower court
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Beach Hargis
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Jackson, Ky
Murphy Declines Meeting With Mayor-Elect Gaynor
New York reports Murphy of Tammany-Wall refuses to confer with mayor-elect William J. Gaynor after arriving from Mount Clemens. Rumors of a political deal raise anxiety among patronage seekers as Gaynor reiterates no obligation to consult the bosses and demands applicants come in person.
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New York
Charles ¥. Murphy
Tammany-Wall
Mount Clemens
Mich
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Igh
Murphy
Gaynor
Man Walks Off Moving Train in Sleep Near Chesterton
In Hammond Indiana a 70 year old Red Key Indiana man J M Ashe was asleep on a Lake Shore line train traveling about 60 miles per hour when he wandered onto a parallel track. He was struck by another train but suffered only minor injuries and continued his journey.
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Cochran
John Harvard
Booth
Hawkisville
Harverd
Hawkinsville
Ile
Harvard
Hammond
Ind
J. M. Ashe
Red Key
Chesterton
Cuts Out Politics Too Many Lightning Rods
The group will not endorse any candidates for commissionerships. A special meeting urged the organization to stay with business matters. It proposed suggesting successors to Macfarland and Weat Es. The proposal was voted down unanimously and no effort to boost favorites was made.
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Macfarland and Weat Es
George Worthington
Chamber of Commerce
Psices
Worthington
Ite Vitaly
Te Orgenieation
Soren
Jcommerce
Naty ‘Epleal
Charles Deyp
Chamber of Commerce of Washington
Recorder of
Dendy
Register of Wills
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Chamber of Commerce Delays Endorsing Taft Appointments
A special Washington chamber meeting of 900 business leaders resolved to avoid recommending individuals to President Taft for the District of Columbia commissioner position. The session, called by President Gude, underscored local interest in municipal governance as Macferland and West had resigned.
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Channer of Commerce
District of
Columna
Albert J. Schusters
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Gude
Taft
Macferland
West
Tftren
Wiliam F. Dhannen
Shanner
Congress
Aswlet Nlm
Endurang
Shamen
Onder
Anotler
American Woman Sentenced After Paris Incident
Anna Ruhlang of New London Connecticut was in the Bois de Boulogne on November 2 with her husband and an English banker when Ruhlang's horse collided with a mounted patrol. Lieut Raulin was seriously injured and Ruhlang was condemned in default to a month in jail and a fine of $1000. damages to be set by an expert report. The rest of the text covers Washington political and Chamber of Commerce debates, with no further direct action linked to Ruhlang.
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