Mexico Aims Peaceful Central American Settlement
Envoy Creel arrives in Washington to confer with Secretary Knox on Nicaragua Zelaya deposing plans and a Mexican role. Reports say U S marines move toward Nicaragua while Estrada awaits State Department guidance and Rama uprising gains momentum in Central America.
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Contagion Fear as Diphtheria Case Reaches Car
Little Catherine Spencer of Norfolk arrives in Richmond with a severe diphtheria case. Antitoxin given. health officials in Washington directed to quarantine the car Poliman and fumigate at the capital to prevent spread.
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Electric Yadkin River Railway Aims East Bend to Winston Salem
Application filed for charter of Yadkin River Railway Company to build an electric line from East Bend to Donnach Yadkinsville and Winston Salem. Charter allows start of work within two years, signaling expansion of regional transport.
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Perin Held at Tangier Amid Madrid Spanish Attention
Lawrence Perin of Baltimore, famed for eccentric acts in Spain, was detained at Tangier by State Department order at his mother’s request after a Gibraltar cable stated he had crossed the Mediterranean. Oliver Perin sought his brother in Spain near Malaga and Madrid. the case involves possible temporary insanity and a forthcoming return to America with his brother.
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Two Immigrants Killed as Train Rail Breaks Through Cars
A Chicago and Northwestern northbound train derailment injures several people when a rail tore loose and punctured the baggage and smoking cars. Two immigrants were killed and three men plus several women were hurt as the rail smashed through floors and threw engineers and firemen against the boiler.
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Early Case Hopes for Official Leper Examination
Dr L Duncan Bulkley of the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital reviewed John R Barry, the alleged leper, and planned to present his observations to the New York Society of Superior Medical Jurisprudence. Barry was expected to attend tomorrow night’s meeting for further examination, with Bulkley noting uncertainty about locating Barry in the city.
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Worcester Man Claims Record Flight in Monoplane
A Worcester man reports a record flight in his monoplane halting for repairs in the air. The night trip included New York and Boston with a noncapable machine said to carry three passengers and reach at least 120 miles per hour. The flight was witnessed by fire officials and guard during the journey and is to be shown to the public in February.
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Change in State Marshall Replaces McRum Candidate From Kingwood
A tense political scramble in the state envisions a shift in the Northern district marshal race and a potential bid for the speakership at Charleston. John Marshall of Parkersburg may shift to bolster a Doyle-led slate, while Ogden of Wheeling backs James Doyle for U S marshal. Blustard and Blizzard are named in race talk as possible entrants against Scott for the U S Senate.
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Mirrers to Vote Tuesday in UMWA Election
William Green of Coshocton Ohio predicts a clear victory over Lewis for the United Mine Workers presidency. He urges miners in central Pennsylvania district 2, district 6 Pittsburg, districts 8 11 Indiana 12 Illinois 14 Kansas 33 Town and 21 Missouri to vote, saying the vast coal mining bloc will participate in the Tuesday election.
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Airship rumors drift over Fire Island patrol sighting
At Fire Island lively talk centers on an unidentified aerial craft. William Leach of the Fire Island life saving station reports a buzzing noise like a motor during patrol at 7:15 pm and suspects an airship overhead though nothing could be seen. The sound appeared to come from seaward or southwest toward the Jersey shore.
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King Leopold Ill Near Death in Grave Relapse at Brussels
King Leopold's illness worsened with a sudden relapse and grave condition as doctors prepare for possible surgical operation. Officials report abdominal obstruction and dropsy while the aging monarch issues final instructions to the secretary and cabinet rests. The coronet heir Prince Albert Leopold and Princess Clementine II are expected at the palace as physicians debate next steps.
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Pat Sheedy Dead noted as country’s best known gambler
Special to The Warrington Fretn New York reports Patrick F Sheedy known as Pat Sheedy died at 10 o'clock tonight at his home 161 West Thirty fourth Street heart trouble caused the death He had been ill since June and bedridden for two months family and friends had expected his death in recent days.
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Army Navy rifle match stalls over conditions at West Point and Annapolis
Special to The Washington from Annapolis Md Dec 1 authorities at the United States Military Academy favor a naval academy proposal for a series of interservice rifle matches to be held alternately at Annapolis and West Point but army requirements hinder agreement this year. West Point Superintendent Col Grott prefers a lot-drawn team from first class cadets while Col Scotts plan would test average skill. officials fear selection by chance would not reflect true superiority. Furnishings at auction include a Sloan Galleries sale with hundreds of items such as Max Reich paintings and Persian carpets. sale opens with catalogued lots and room-only viewing at 1407 G Street.
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Inquiry Into Collision Aboard Georgia Nebraska Crew Court
A court of inquiry under Rear Admiral Schroeder probes the collision between the Georgia and Nebraska off Virginia Beach. The Norfolk Bee reports the inquiry heads by Rear Admiral O te thes with early findings split, some expecting no blamed officers while others warn casualties among personnel.
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Suicide on Pullman Car Across from Wife in Pennsylvania
John Miller of Frittsburg, supervisor at Mellon National Bank building in Pittsburgh, committed suicide this morning on a fast westbound Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman car near Frasers, while returning from an Eastern sanatorium. He drew a blade and slashed his throat in front of his wife as several men restrained him too late. He died after the train stopped at Downingtown station.
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Nine Ferry Crew Found Frozen After Lake Erie Sinking
Erie port reports the Bessemer and Marquette No 2% ferry with 38 aboard left Conneaut Ohio and likely foundered in Lake Erie. The Commodore Perry towed nine frozen bodies to port while rescuers recovered clothing and the remains of a tenth who discarded his to survive. Names tied to Conneaut were identified as the deceased and a panic followed as crowds gathered.
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Bull Causes Fatal Wreck on Mexican Line
A tram on the Panagsorican Railroad near Union Hidalgo collided with a bull on the track. American engineer Euled was fatally injured and fireman Dying after the accident. The report notes Braddock as a leading beverage reference amid the chaotic wire-service wording.
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Reform War Opens In City With Joint Temperance Conference
A mass meeting at First Congregational Church and events at the Young Men’s Christian Association mark the start of a Reform conference in the city. Hundreds of delegates from major temperance and prohibition groups gather to coordinate strategy, plan coalitions, and press Congress for moral measures, with speakers including Senator Elmer J Burkett and Belle Kearney.
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