Warships on Move Marines Held Aground in Delaware
Warships move to Pacific and Caribbean stations as 700 sea soldiers under Admiral Kimball prepare to anchor near Nicaragua. Albany and Yorktown respond to protect European interests while other ships sail from Philadelphia and New York toward Nicaragua, with Navy plans to bolster Atlantic and Pacific coast presence amid rising tensions and convoy actions.
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Admira Kimball
Nicaraguan
Albany
Yorktown
Pacific
Naval forces report in Nicaragua and Pacific coast movements
The dispatch lists Atlantic and Pacific naval units including Des Mommes cruiser Tacoma Marietta gunboat Prairie with Marie aboard bound for Colon. Pacific forces name Vicksburg Albany Yorktown Princeton Buffalo gunboats moving toward Panama and Panama-based Marine force totals. revenue figures and totals noted.
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Yorktown
Vicksburg
Buffalo
Pante
Navy Department
Paramu
Nte Fru
Pas Jearagua
Naval Force
Atlantic Coast
Des Mommes
Tacoma
Marietta
Prarie
Marie Force
Prairie
Colon
Pacific
Albany
Princeton
Panama
Marine Force
Mexico Declines Involvement in Central America Dispute
Mexico’s foreign minister Mariscal stated Mexico will not join the Nicaragua matter, holding a neutral stance. He said Washington’s severing of relations with the southern republic surprised no one and that Mexico seeks a peaceful settlement plan for Central America, noting past US contact on intervention questions. He refused to disclose the exact proposals.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Senor Mariscal
United States
America
Guatemala
Gentral America
Congreta
Congress
Taft
Morgan T F Ryan Sells His Stock in Equitable Purchase
Morgan & Co announces Morgan and partners have bought a majority stake in the Equitable Life Insurance Society formerly owned by Thomas F Ryan. The deal shifts control from Ryan to Morgan while trustees retain some power for policyholders. The purchase includes Ryan’s stock from Hyde and covers all his interests, with details on price and exact holdings to be announced later.
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Equitable
New York
Banltable Life Assurance Society
Thomas F Ryan
Morgan & Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Pris
Grover Cleveland Morgan J O Brien
George Westinghouse
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James I Hyde
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Westinghouse
O Brien
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Edward H Harrigan
Ryan
Armstrong Insurance
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Mr Ryan
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Paul Morton
Justice Morgan
Brien
Hyde
Hyde Holdings
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Traseas
Inc
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Bank and Trust Company
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Equitable Trust Company
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Mercantile Trust Company
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Astor Trust Company
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Lawyers Mortgage Company
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Fidelity Trust Company of America
Franklin National Bank
Oak Ridge
Blue Fudge Mountains
Ryans
Hay
Financia
Goastable
Samety
Mr Morgan
Princess Waldemar Dying Amid Warier in India Trip
Princess Waldemar wife of the youngest son of the late King Christian is dying after a period of unconsciousness. Her husband Prince Waldemar and his three sons are in India, from which he left on November 12. Princess Waldemar, born before her 1885 marriage, was previously Princess of Orleans.
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Waldemar
Christian
Tomeht Ja
Prince Waldemar
India
Frincey Waldemar
Mate Princess of
Orleans
Wetmore Resigns as North American Company Leader
New York based president of the North American company resigns after many years in charge. James Campbell of Bt Laing and New York has been a director and will succeed as interim president and special adviser to the board.
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Tele
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Bt Laing
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Cate
Sixty Horses in Line Warns Against Betting
President DeGraw warns riders and divers that wagering on events will ruin the sport. Final arrangements for the meet will be set at the session Wednesday night.
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DeGraw
Automobiles At Fatal Crash Cast Shadow On Potomac Speedway Carnival
The Washington Post and Stides and Drivers Association outlined final plans for a December 11 horse carnival at the Potomac Speedway under a classification committee meeting next Wednesday. President DeGraw warned riders against betting on horses, urging restraint to avoid jeopardizing the new venue and the district’s light harness racing. A fatal auto crash near the Metropolitan Hotel site left one man dead and a companion with a broken arm, prompting safety cautions as preparations continue and pedestrians will be accommodated on carnival day.
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Potomag
Washington Post
Stides and Drivers Association
JP DeGraw
Aeliok Mh
Wiliam T
Ela
Hera
Dng
Carnal
Speedway
McCaully
Walsh Properties Sold to AlHanes Coal Company
Deed transfers Todiena Southern Coal Company mineral rights and timber tracts in Vigo Clay and surrounding counties to AlHanes Coal Company for 100 009 dollars. John K Seifers, receiver for Indiana Southern Company, executed the deed as one of the false interests of John I Walsh of Chicago amid financial troubles.
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Yerve Haute
Todiena Southern Coal Company
T Meago
AlHanes Coal Company
Vigo
Allkan
Sreene
John K Seifers
Indiana Southern Cempany
John I Walsh
Chicago
Poison in Eder's Body and Life Insurance Fraud Case
Investigations reveal arsenic found in William J Eder’s body amid charges against Dora B Doxey of Columbus Nebraska, accused of first degree murder. The case links life insurance beneficiaries to motive after Eder’s illness and death. Doxey faces related bigamy charges as authorities seek court action.
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St Louis Mo
Willam J Erder
Dora B Toxey
Columbus
Enders
Jones
St Louis
Troxey
Columbus Nebr
Gey Hadley
Gov B Shallenberger
Nebr
WH Warren
Medical Faculty
Washington University
Erler
Tiders
Slater Elizabeth
Eider
Kate
Mra Doxey
Loren B Doxey
Para Doxey Ja
Author Connolly Seeks Democratic Congress Seat
James B Connolly, noted sea writer and Roosevelt ally, enters the Democratic primary in the Tenth district. The Boston-born journalist, once special historian of a round‑the‑world voyage with the fleet, sailed to the Pacific coast and back to New York before boarding the Republic for a return to duty, later perishing on her ill fated voyage.
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Washington Pont
Boston
James B Connolly
Roosevelt
Tenth
Epremntar
O Connell
Fatal Farmhand Shooting Sparks Gough Lynching Fear
A black farm hand named Major killed Clifford Holtey, a white man, in Gough after a quarrel days earlier. The Holley family and others threaten lynching as Major and another Black man Walker allegedly attacked. A Winchester rifle was used, and chase ensues as residents search for Major.
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Erin
Clifford Holtey
Gough
Everal
Stord Holley
Saeing
Greater District Retrocession Fight Seeks Virginia Suit
President Taft moves toward a Supreme Court case to restore old boundaries of the District of Columbia by challenging the 1846 retrocession to Virginia. Advisers cite United States v. Texas as precedent and weigh congressional action versus direct litigation to affirm federal ownership of the capital.
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Wickersham
United States Supreme Court
Virginia
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
United States
Ihs
Texas
District of
Colunbia
Oklahoma
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Viginia
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White House
Supreme
New York
Congress
Rescue at Sea Saves Seven From Sinking Schooner
A northeast gale forces the steamer Vaderland of the Red Star Line to rescue Capt Edgar E Biglow his wife and child and four crewmen from the sinking schooner Bord a southeast of Nan tugket. The Bordas vessel, bound from Liverpool to Philadelphia with lumber, lies on the track of transatlantic nets and poses a navigation hazard as the derelict Seneca is sent to destroy her.
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Hugens Borda
Nantugket
Bordas
Biglow
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Rockland Me
Liverpool
Nova Fhcods
Philadelphia
Seneca
New York
Three Men Drown From British Schooner Mizpah
During a gale the British schooner Mizpah was driven over bars near Peaked Hill Bar and Hace Point. Three crewmen were washed overboard and lost, four more were rescued ashore by a breeches buoy. The vessel was sailing from Lunenburg Nova Scotia to Boston.
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Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Boston
Funeral of Mrs Dodge Widowed by Walter S Dodge
Funeral held yesterday at the home of her brother in law Horace Dodge at 110 EB street northeast. Rev A G B Pierce officiated. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. Numerous floral tributes from many friends and associations. Mrs Dodge of Washington was widely known and highly esteemed. She leaves two young daughters Ruth and Helen.
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Walter S Dodge
Horace Dodge
RB Street
A G B Pierce
Glenwood Cemetery
Dodge
Washington
Ruth
Helen
Educator James Saunders Dies During Election Returns
In Fitegerald Georgia on December 2, Prof James T Saunders, a prominent educator and principal of the first school in the city, collapsed and died while listening to election returns showing his defeat in a bid for the city school board. He was widely known for his leadership in local education.
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Washington Post
Fitegerald Ga
James T Saunders
Hundreds Sleep in Streets After Ludlow Eviction
Evicted Ludlow Manufacturing Associates workers, nearly 200 operatives, were told to remove household goods from the streets by tomorrow 4 PM or the town would store them. About 100 slept in improvised shacks tonight as Lieut Gey Louis Frothingham visited Ludlow seeking a settlement.
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Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
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Frothingham
Baltimore Fire Blazes Through Wholesale District
A major Baltimore blaze tore through the core wholesale district near Hopkins Place and Sherp Street, destroying 20 stores and injuring four firefighters, one seriously. The fire caused initial losses above 700000, with many buildings and stock damaged or ruined. water tower failure and crowd congestion hampered efforts before authorities pursued outside assistance.
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Ety
MiDonnell
No 15 Engine Company
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Pipeman No 1 Engine Company
Fred F Kaufmann
Engie
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Salvage Corps
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Rosai Cap Company
C J Pee’ Shoe Company
Beker Bros
Mecauda & Weriwee
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Credt Mews Association
Contag Age
LLM
Sutton Dry Gogis Company
Lom Ibard and
Aber
Streete
Co 1 Glass
Sharp Street
Sutton
Leprosy suspect Earl Berry staged arrest in Washington
Earl Berry a former soldier quarantined for leprosy was arrested by Washington police after failing to conceal his identity and visiting a quarantine station. He was taken to the quarantine site, where health officers prepared a case for exposure and possible release if tested clear. Berry claimed he came to fight health officials and hinted at legal action against District authorities.
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