America Breaks With Nicaragua Over Estrada Crisis
Secretary Knox's note condemns Zelaya and backs the revolution as the majority’s will. The United States vows to protect American lives and property, withholds reparations pending evaluation, and signals possible further action as diplomatic relations strain amid Central American tensions.
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Central America
United States
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Nétiong
Zelaya
Pagbarcus Hien
Gt Manda
Ave Bean
Managua
Helaya
Magagas
Grace
Nicaragua
Republic of Nicaragua
Messie
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Cannon
Republis
Central
Americ
Metropolitan Opera
Baltimore
Frides
Union_ Station
Pere
Washington
Washington and Ohio Railroad
Uolt
Mount Royal
War on Lords prompts U S diplomatic shift in Nicaragua
A tumult over severed relations with Nicaragua unfolds as the United States weighs a shift toward de facto authorities and a future government likely to ease diplomatic ties. Secretary Knox’s note triggers embassy excitement and signals Congress may be briefed, with Senor Rodriguez seeking instructions from Managua.
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Department
Army
Navy
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Rodriguez
Taft
Washington
United States
Asquith
Nicaragua
Lake Treaty Debate and Naval Limits on the Great Lakes
Canadian Commons discuss US armament on the Great Lakes and the Rush-Bagot convention. George Foster notes US vessels and guns threaten Canada’s lake trade. calls for a new accord. Sir Wilfrid Laurier warns against ending the treaty, possible six month notice, risk of unlimited armament. Ottawa reports also cover British political drama about Lords and Commons over finance and prorogation.
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United States
Great Lakes
Foster
Lauder
Wilfrid Tacrler
Woster
Canada
Wiitrid
Independent phone fund to rival Bell in New York
D A Wilson says independent telephone interests have a 100000 dollar fighting fund to oppose Bell Telephone when it seeks to wipe out competition. The fund, created three months ago by the National Association of Independent Telephone Companies, aims to support independent firms in New York New Jersey and Connecticut amid a state inquiry into telephone and telegraph operations.
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New York
Belll
D. A. Wilson
Bell Company
Wilson
National Association of Independant
Bell
Bell Telephone Company
Lyo
Jerney
Connecticut
New ‘Warkelty
Ete
Eelindependent Company
Pastor Declares Service Unmoved After Fatal Duel
Special to The Washlogtos Fest reports a fatal duel outside Rev Kinngr's church as Emmet Hel lensberg 24 and Sampson Axom 37 exchange shots. Axom is mortally wounded in the left lung. the dispute centers on who jumped the farthest. The preacher urged calm, saying even if a dozen were killed outside the church, services would continue.
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Nashvine
Tod
Emmet
Hellensberg
Sampson Axom
Axom
Tront
Mr. Kinngr
Justice Invoked By Cable In Pair Russian Trial
A New York cable says prominent citizens from New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia urged Mt Stolypin to ensure a fair trial for MichaeIa Tenaykovwhy and Catharine Breshkovsky. They request the trial be open and public and cite time honored justice principles. Signers include David H. Greer Seth Low Mayor Busse Francis Hynde Stetson Morgan J. O'Brien Henry Clews and George Foster Peabody.
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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 Contests Will
In Philadelphia on December first an Orphans’ Court contest to break the will of Anna TT Ister Jeanes was heard before Judge Penrose. The estate is valued between five and five million dollars. The will favored charities and educational institutions. Thirty-one male claimants joined the challenge, alleging legislative acts were violated when bank officers signed as witnesses for an executors and trustees company.
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Anna
Jeanes
Penrose
Orphans’ Court
Melrs
Pennsylvania
Bur
Baram riot ends with mob execution of Booth
Enraged Hawkinsville citizens captured a Negro preacher identified as Harvard near Cochran and shot him as he fled by automobile. Harvard, bound to a stake, was burned after wood was piled high. Booth, the man he shot, was wounded but escaped. Surgeons reported slim chances of recovery for Booth, who had a wife and several children. Authorities pursued the assailants but the mob acted quickly.
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John Harvard
Booth
Hawkisville
Harverd
Hawkinsville
Ile
Harvard
Mine disaster survivor testifies on delayed warning
In an inquest at Cherry Michigan testimony from survivor David Wright described men allowed to work over an hour after the fire started in the St Paul mine. He said no warning sounded until after 2 pm and that if full alarm had been given more men would have escaped. Margaret Trayer and Mrs William Mills corroborated the timing of the last car surfacing two hours after the early fire alarm.
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New York
Yec
Williamsburg
American Sugar Refining Company
David Eragner
Govsromant Wajghac
Seta
Fragner
John J. Loughman
Andrew J. Mallen
James F. Bendernamel
Sbgat Company
Customs
Molten
Mallen
Bendernagel
Customs Service
Wiliam H. Teare
Cochrane
Defene
Sebast
Martin
Denison
Wiliam F. Dhannen
Vit Sey
Shanner
Congress
Taft
Aswlet Nim
Shamen
Onder
Anotler
Receivers Appointed for Chicago Tubes and Warehouse Firms
Judge Kohlsaat in Chicago's circuit court named receivers for the Chicago Tunnel Company and the Chicago Warehouse and Tunnel Company, assets tied to the Chinato Subway Company. David H.L. Forgan and Charles G. Dawes named for the Tunnel firm. Edwin A. Potter named for the Terminal company. The move follows two judgments in favor of the Corporation Trust Company.
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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's Removal Asked from Local Shop
A fragmented item notes a removal request for Bird Coler from a shop. It mentions whiskey labeled Old Braddock Rye favored by some buyers, described as distinctive in aroma and quality, available at wood dealers.
Striking Railroad Switchmen Halt Northwest Industry
A massive rail switchmen strike cripples supply chains across Minneapolis St Paul Duluth Superior and western towns. Up to 12 600 idle workers and widespread delays hit flour mills docks and meat shipments. Officials rush new switchmen to St Paul while unions vow to resist. Potential food and fuel shortages loom if the stoppage lasts.
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Hawtay
Switchmens' Union of North America
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Life Sentence for Hargis Affirmed in Ky Court
In Frankfort Kentucky on December 1 the court of appeals upheld the life term given to Beach Hargis for the murder of his father former Judge James J Har gis a noted feudist from Jackson Kentucky The ruling closes an appeals challenge to the conviction and sentence in the long running case that drew regional attention amid past feuds and local history.
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Court of Appeals
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Jackson, Ky
Murphy Bypasses Gaynor in Post Election Moves
Charles Murphy arrives in New York after a Mount Clemens rest and does not confer with Mayor-elect William J. Gaynor. Gaynor denies obligations to bosses and says applicants must come to him directly. Murphy states he does not intend to meet the mayor-elect.
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Charles ¥. Murphy
Tammany-Wall
Mount Clemens
Mich
William J. Gaynor
Tammany
Igh
Murphy
Gaynor
Man walks asleep as train passes near Chesterton
Hammond Ind Da C J M Ashe of Red Key Ind 70 years old was asleep on a Lake Shore train near Chesterton when he walked onto a parallel track. A second train struck him but he escaped with only minor injuries and continued his journey.
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J. M. Ashe
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Chesterton
Cuts Out Politics Too Many Lightning Rods for Commission
The group will not endorse any candidates for commissioner posts. A special meeting's purpose is to stay focused on business. A proposal to suggest successors to Macfarland and Weat Es was defeated unanimously, with no efforts to boost favorites.
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Chamber of Commerce considers not recommending Taft appointee
A special Washington chamber meeting with about 900 citizens decided unanimously not to urge President Taft to appoint a new District of Columbia commissioner, keeping to its business stance as the discussion centered on successors to Macferland and West who had resigned.
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District of
Columna
Albert J. Schusters
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Gude
Taft
Macferland
West
American Woman Sentenced in Paris Case
Anna Ruhlang of New London Connecticut was in Bois de Boulogne on November 2 when her horse collided with a mounted police rider. Rahland was found in default of appearance and sentenced in London to a month in jail and a $1000 damages payment to be set after expert medical review.
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Washington Post
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London
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