Kidnapped Nicaragua President's Son Ends Wedding Plans
Alphonso Zelaya, nineteen and son of Nicaragua's president, was abducted from a Washington boarding house by Senor Corea and police detectives to halt his secret marriage to Miss Barker. He was guarded aboard a Cairo hotel suite before being returned to his parents, while lovers exchanged a farewell.
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South America
Senor Corea
Miss Barker
Cass
Washington
Alphonso Zelaya
Republic of
Nicaragua
Thirteenth
Bali
Ecaent
Sonor
Don Lona Corea
Zelaya
Legation
United States Military Academy
West Point
Hea
Guardian
Two Years for Cahill Former Assemblyman Sentenced
Former Brooklyn Assemblyman Joseph B Cahill was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Crane in Kings County Court for perjury linked to registration frauds in the last election. A one week stay was granted for an appeal. He and others faced charges of false registration and aiding false registration. Cahill registered at 413 Henry Street, a saloon address, and lived in the Eighth district at 307 Baltic Street.
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Brooklyn
Spectal
Washington Post
New York
Joseph B Cahill
Crane
Kings County Court
Martin W. Littleton
Cahill
James Kane
Gower
Eos
Henry Street
Eighth Assembly
Baltic Street
John White
Bernard McKenna
Morgan
White
McKenna
Saloo
Denial of Idol Charge Over Chinese Parade Sparks US Mission Response
A New York dispatch reports Rev Henry B. Noyes of Canton describes events surrounding a massacre of missionaries at Lienchau. The letter rejects claims that Dr Mackie seized an idol from a procession, noting no such procession occurred and that destruction was carried out by organized men. It criticizes boycott agitators in Canton and cites hostility against Americans linked to the movement.
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New York
Dec
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Henry B. Noyes
Presbyterian
Canton
China
Lienehau
Mackle
Noyes
Mackie
Lienchau
Boycoett
Mable
Tragic Death of 15 Year Old Freight Train Rider
Warren Anderson, fifteen, died after falling from a Pennsylvania Railroad freight car between two engines while riding home from Henning crossing toward the south bound crossing in Anacostia around midnight. He was employed as a crew caller and lived in Walker, West Virginia, rooming at Ninth and N Streets NW since arriving a year ago.
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Warren Anderson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henning Crossing
Anacostia
Benning Road
Walker
W Va
Ninth and
N Streets
Jewelry Packages Stolen From Express Wagon in Houston
Three packages of jewelry and watch cases valued at 3500 disappeared from an express wagon in Houston Texas as the driver briefly left to cross the street. The goods were bound for jewelry firms in Houston and awaiting delivery. A similar theft occurred last week involving a package valued at 1000.
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Houston
Tex
Petropolis Confirms Story of German Panther Affair
State Department reports corroboration of Brazilian version of the Panther incident. Charles Richardson says a grave mistake by Panther officers likely led to a swift settlement. Brazil had not yet received full details from Rio. Germany and Brazil aim for peaceful resolution amid diplomatic exchanges and deserter issues.
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Italay
State Department
Charles Richardson
Rio de Janeiro
Petropolis
Brazil
Blaze Department
Senhor Nabucco
Richardson
Rio Do Sol
Steinhoffer
Brezillan
Sternburg
Berlin
United States
Germany
Sonorabuco
Wanted in Baltimore as Fugitive Harry McDonald Arrested
Harry McDonald, a Baltimore fugitive charged with assaulting a young girl, was arrested last night by Acting Beret Stoll near Vermont Avenue and V Street after a quarrel with a woman. Gadd helped subdue him. Baltimore officials were notified and a detective will transport him for trial. He has previous arrests for attempted murder of his brother and murderous assault on his father in Reeves Street Northwest.
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Harry McDonald
Baltimore
Beret
Stoll
Eighth Precinct
Sergt
Vermont Avenue
V Street
McDonald
Donald
Gadd
Jané
Reeves Street
Picture stolen from Madrid in art gallery heist
New York dispatch reports a Greco painting titled Christ and the Cross stolen from a Madrid gallery. Customs inspectors at the port have been asked to watch for it as authorities suspect a crossing to this country may follow. American artist John Costa, who traveled in Europe, returned aboard the Carmania and was subject to inspection like others.
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New York
Greco
Christ and
the Cross
Madrid
John Costa
Europe
Carmania
Costa
Guilty Verdict In Kalamazoo Murder Case
Mile Keep was found guilty of murdering Bert Miller on May 2 in Kalamazoo Michigan. Prosecution relied on circumstantial evidence though motive centered on jealousy linked to Miller renting a room from Keep’s wife who sought divorce. Miller was crushed by a heavy tool in bed. Keep had prior robbery prison time. Separately in Havana Cuban convicts in a prison mutiny saw a guard shoot one dead and two others gravely hurt.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Mile Keep
Bert Miller
Miller
Keep
Sep
Havana
Colorado Sugar Policy Sparks Philippine Trade Debate
A Colorado speaker denounces sugar reciprocity with the Philippines as a scheme by rich speculators. He argues protection for beet sugar supports American farmers, jobs, and national industry, while lowering costs for consumers would mere to Philippine labor exploitation and a Sugar Trust takeover. The speaker asserts no financial stake and urges relief for Filipinos without harming Colorado beet sugar growers.
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Philippines
Mr. Walsh
Colorado
Sugar
United States
Cuba
Treasury
Pilippines
Kodak Show Opens At National Rifles Armory
Kodak exhibition opened last night at the National Rifles Armory with four lectures on Japan by Dr J K Dixon. The event aims at photographic education and showcases war pictures, simple modern kodak use, country and people, and leaders of the war. The lecture tonight is The Romance of Photography. The exhibition runs one week daily from 10 am to 10 pm with lectures at 3 and 8 o'clock.
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Kodak
National Rifles’ Armory
Japan
J. K. Dixon
Dixon
Final Week of FooD Show at Convention Hall
The Purefood Show enters its final week with lectures by Lily Haxworth Wallace on The Invard's Tray and Linda Rose Wade on Style. Wallace discusses Soup Favories and Wade presents Beauty as Compared to Style. A baby show and a popular district teacher contest draw interest as the show continues with additional features announced for the week.
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Convention Hall
Lily Haxworth Wallace
Invard
Linda Rose Wade
Mrs Wallace
Miss Wade
Mrs Salle Herry Transferred to Kansas City Sanitarium
Mrs Salle Herry, who held Girard, Kansas, officials at bay for several days, was taken to a private sanitarium in Kansas City on the recommendation of prominent physicians. The note appears in The Sunday Post.
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Herty
Tulse
Ind. T
Salle Herry
Girard
Kans
Kansas City
Forday
Chinese trade clash: friction over exclusion law and markets
The Detroit Free Press views Secretary Metcalf's frank stance on Chinese exclusion and trade as necessary clarity. It argues Americans cannot have robust Chinese trade without admitting Chinese people, noting the boycott by Chinese travelers and laborers, and warns against intolerable immigration while seeking markets for American goods in the Orient.
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Detroit Free Press
Metcalf
Orient
Private D. Calls for Thorough Probes Into Campaign Funds
A letter from Private D. argues that insurers and all major corporations have long funded political campaigns to sway policy. He recalls past efforts by Bryan era reformers, urges deep investigation, restitution of ill-gotten funds, and strict criminal legislation to end the rot in politics. He stresses that past kindness to corporations masked a broader corruption.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Congress
Whder
Bryan
Hig
Republican Party
Ie Private D
French Naval Demonstration Seen Near Venezuelan Coast
French relations with Venezuela grow tense as a West Indian squadron from Fort de France may sail to the Venezuelan coast for a demonstration. Ambassador Jungerand warned diplomacy has limits, while U S officials seek an understanding with Castro. France resists withdrawing its protest over the treatment of its chargé.
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France
Venezuela
Fort de Trance
Martinique
Ttig
Castro
M. Talgny
Russell
Caracas
Mr. Russell
M. Jugserand
State Department
Weather outlook from the Weather Bureau December 1905
United States Weather Bureau bulletin notes high pressure over the middle and north, warm dry conditions elsewhere with some snow and rain in the Lake region, New England, New York, New Mexico, Arizona and the West Gulf. Forecasts include rain or snow across several regions Tuesday and Wednesday, with winds by coast and a season end for storm warnings on Great Lakes except Lake Superior. Local readings list multiple temperatures and humidity levels across cities.
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U. S.dept. of Agricultura
Weather Bureau
Washington
Gullf
Lake
New England
New York
New Mexiea
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
West Gulf States
Miestenibol Valley
East Gulf States
Olio
Phare
Doster Lower Lake
Upper Lake
Northwest
South Atlantic
Mid@le
Misatecippi
Misouri
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Paris
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
St. Marya
Lake Pepin
Broker Held for Embezzlement in New York Arrest
Max Schwartz, fifty two, who says he is a broker of 24 East Fiftieth Street, was arrested at Broadway and Spring Street tonight by detectives. Police say Schwartz is wanted in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, on a charge of embezzlement. He will be held to await Pennsylvania officers.
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New York
Max Schwarts
East Fiftieth Street
Broadway
Spring Street
Schwartz
Pottstown
Pennsylvania
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Sylvester
May Sylvester
Regation
Boston
Masa
Miss Baker
Floran
McNamee
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K-street
Hong
Catro
Zolaya
Cairo
Neverth Leas
Pelaon
Mernvenately
Mids Barker
Mr. Zelaya
Alphonso
Underwriters
Bler-Dempster
Ateamer Anglovia
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Root
Panther
Christ On
Cross
Apollinaris
the Queen OF
Table Waters
Neuenahr
Colorado Objects
Egypt
Miss Wallace
THE
Sunday Post
Dalzell
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Reln- Max
Min
Asheville
N.C
Allenia
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago
Clnetonatt
Cheyanne
Davenport
la Be
York
N. Ae
Platte
Nebr
Fittsbore
Wien
Bait Bake City
Society Champagne
Christian Xander
Peter Grogan
Bet
Egore
Broughams
St. N. W
Ing
United States Treasury
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Kneéssi
7Th St
Togard
Oppenheimer's New Home Agency
Ninth Street
St. N.W
Tharp
Pure
Berkeley
N.W
Schwartz & Pelzman
Goldheim & Sons
Avenyue
Haddad Bros
J. T. Walker Sons
10Th Street
Neumore
Fouhaw & Bro
Atcoum
Commercial National Bank
Wth
G Sts
Portsmouth
Washington Bond
F. Rice
Patterson
Artingtom
Fidegate
Mt. Plearant
North
Beena
Magill & Wallace
Niew Spar
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