America Breaks With Nicaragua Over Estrada Crisis
United States publicly denounces Zelaya regime in Nicaragua. Secretary Knox delivers note asserting revolution represents majority will and pledges to protect American lives and property while temporarily withholding reparations. Navy and marines rumored, though not confirmed, as Washington eyes actions against Managua.
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Army
Navy
State Department
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Taft
Central America
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Estrada
Recrewry Knox
Sian
Stites
Republic of Nicaragua
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Managua
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Crowe
Nicaragua
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Washington and Ohio Railroad
Uolt- Mount Royal
Mount Royal
Open War on Lords and Nicaragua Diplomatic Break
Governments concern over Washington conventions and future royal support, as diplomacy with Nicaragua ends. Knox notes severing relations prompt Congress briefing. Senor Rodriguez in Washington for days, avoiding questions while transmitting details to Managua.
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Washington
United States
Asquith
Nicaragua
Lake Treaty Debate Over Armament at Great Lakes
Canadian House of Commons discussed U S naval strength on the Great Lakes and the Rush Bagot treaty. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and others warned of consequences to Canada’s lakes trade if the agreement ended or altered. The debate touched on modern naval policy and possible treaty modification.
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United States
Great Lakes
Foster
Lauder
Wilfrid Tacrler
Woster
Canada
Wiitrid
Alan
Fund to Fight Bell Telephone Rivalry Reported
New York December 1 Independent telephone interests claim a $100000 fighting fund to counter Bell Telephone efforts to crush competition. D A Wilson testifies before a state inquiry, saying Bell aims to annihilate independents across the country and noting 2,000,000 telephones in New York New Jersey and Connecticut. The fund formed three months ago supports independent lines against Bell incursions.
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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 Guards Service Amid Fatal Duel at City Church
Special to The Washlogtos Fest reports a fatal duel outside Rev Kingnr's church last night. Emmet Hel lensberg, 24, and Sampson Axom, 37, fought, with Axom shot in the left lung and not expected to recover. The preacher urged parishioners to stay seated, saying a dozen deaths outside would not halt the service.
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Tod
Emmet
Hellensberg
Sampson Axom
Axom
Tront
Mr. Kinngr
Justice Invoked by Cable on Russian Trial
A New York cable reports prominent Americans in New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia urged Tsarist officials to ensure a fair open trial for Michaa Tenaykov why and Catharine Breshkovsky. Signers include David H. Greer Seth Low Mayor Busse Morgan J. O'Brien Henry Clews and George Foster Peabody citing time honored justice principles.
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Dee
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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 for 5 Million Estate in Philadelphia Court
An orphans court contest over the will of Anna TT Ister Jeannes of Philadelphia seeks to break a will valued between 5 million dollars and 5 million dollars. Judge Penrose presided as 31 claimants alleged the document was forged or invalid by officers of a local bank bur company acting as witnesses. The will favored charities and educational institutions, with executors and trustees linked to the bank firm.
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Anna
Jeanes
Penrose
Orphans’ Court
Melrs
Pennsylvania
Bur
Georgian Mob Burns Accused Shooter at Stake
A Black preacher named Harvard was shot near Cochran and captured two miles away. A mob tied him to a stake, piled fuel above, and burned him after he admitted the shooting in self defense following Booth driving a car that frightened Harvard's mules. Surgeons report little hope for Booth's recovery. he has a wife and several children.
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John Harvard
Booth
Hawkisville
Harverd
Hawkinsville
Ile
Harvard
Men Worked As Mine Burned In St Paul Disaster
Coroner's inquest hears survivor David Wright state men worked over half an hour after fire discovery without warning. He recalls fire starting about 1:20 PM and boss Norberg being informed after 2 PM with little alarm. Margaret Trayer and Mrs Mills corroborate seeing the last car reach the surface two hours after the alarm.
Receivers Appointed for Chicago Tubes and Warehouses
Judge Kohlsaat in Chicago circuit court names receivers for Chicago Tunnel Company and Chicago Warehouse and Tunnel Company, controlled by Chinato Subway Company. Receivers include David L. H. Forgan and Charles G. Dawes, with Edwin A. Potter for the terminal company, amid prior judgments against the firms. The case marks the initial step in reorganizing the enterprises under court oversight.
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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 Removal Asked Distorts Whiskey Ad Claims
An unclear notice requests removal of Bird Coler amid an advert for Old Braddock Havyland Rye. The fragment mentions whiskey appealing quality and availability at wood dealers, with garbled wording about distinctiveness and favor.
Striking switchmen halt rail traffic in Northwest
A broad railroad switchmen strike shuts down lines in Minneapolis Saint Paul Duluth Superior and surrounding regions. About 12 600 workers idle as yards fill and freight stalls spread to Great Falls and Butte causing shortages and looming plant closures. Officials plan to replace strikers but union head warns against objecting. Food and meat shipments face delays impacting Portland and Puget Sound markets.
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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 Kentucky
The Kentucky court of appeals affirmed the life sentence for Beach Hargis in the murder of his father, former Judge James B. Hargis, the Jackson feudist. Proceedings clarified the verdict with the same outcome, upholding the sequence of the tragedy and legal action.
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Murphy and Gaynor Clash Over Post Election Jobs
New York report notes Charles Murphy arrives from Mount Clemens Mich. amid anxiety among Tammany-Wall supporters after failing to confer with mayor elect William J. Gaynor. Gaynor states he will not meet bosses and that job applicants must go to him directly. Murphy says no conference is planned.
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Charles ¥. Murphy
Tammany-Wall
Mount Clemens
Mich
William J. Gaynor
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Man Walks While Asleep Hit by Train Near Chesterton
Hammond Ind. Dac. J. M. Ashe of Red Key Ind 70 years old slept walked from a Lake Shore train near Chesterton today. He fell on parallel track and though struck by another train suffered only a slight injury and continued his journey.
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J. M. Ashe
Red Key
Chesterton
Cuts Out Politics Too Many Lightning Rods
The organization will not endorse any candidates for commissioner ships. A special meeting favored sticking to business lines. A proposition to suggest successors to Macfarland and Weat Es was voted down unanimously with no boosting of favorites.
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Te Orgenieation
Soren
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Naty ‘Epleal
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Chamber of Commerce of Washington
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Chamber of Commerce halts plan to name Taft appointee
Washington chamber meeting with 900 citizens rejects recommending candidates for the District of Columbia commissioner post. The session, called by President Gude, aimed to consider successors to Macferland and West who resigned amid municipal governance concerns.
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Columna
Albert J. Schusters
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
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Taft
Macferland
West
Tftren
Wiliam F. Dhannen
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Congress
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Anotler
American Woman Sentenced In Paris Collision Case
Anna Ruhlang, an American from New London Connecticut, was riding in Paris with her husband when her horse collided with a horse ridden by Lieut Raulin. Ruhlang was found in default of appearance and ordered to a month in jail and to pay damages, with the amount to be set by expert testimony. The case arose from injuries to Raulin who sued for ten thousand dollars.
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Washington Post
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New London
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London
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