Managua in Revolt as Zelaya Regime Struggles
Massive crowds flood Managua streets denouncing President Zelaya while rumors of battlefield movements and possible mass executions fuel tension. Reports say insurgent Gen Morales seized three towns near Rama as Estrada moves troops to surround Vasquez forces, with U S and Mexican reactions echoing through public demonstrations.
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Mexico
Wiaragua
Estrada
Bis
Vasquez
Rama
Associated Press
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Mana
Zelaya
Fang
Vasquez Comander
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Tare Nututer
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Tostaz
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Orom
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Nicaragua Crisis Deepens as Estrada Rebels Advance
The report outlines Gen Estrada and followers seeking U.S. aid to overthrow Nicaragua's government. U.S. ships Des Moines Tacoma and Leonidas stay offshore while more marines head to Colon. Consul Moffatt coordinates shore quarters as Nazas and Vasquez maneuver toward a potential compromise amid rising insurgent strength near Rama and San Juan del Sur.
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Nicaragua
Buyay
Estrada
United States
Des Moles
Tecoma
Leonidas
Utfil
Berbar
Colon
Moffatt
Comma Shipley
Des Moines
Commbander Niblack
Tacoma
Washington
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Rama
Farrada
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Managua
Ger Vasquez
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Moralea
Oroal
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Lake Nicaragua
Battle ship Missouri to sail for Nicaragua with Marines
Rear Admiral Schroeder orders Missouri to be held ready to sail immediately for Central America. The vessel, loaded with stores and a marine complement in excess of 1,000, may head to Bluefields, Nicaragua, a harbor the insurgents use as provisional government base. The ship carries a 3 inch field piece and could land a formidable force if required.
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Newport News
Schroeder
Missouri
Central America
Old Powet
Blue Felds
Nicaragua
Atlante
Zelaya
Blusfields
United States
Paladelphia
Boston
Golan
Panama
Delaware River
Willam T Biddle
Kellogg
New York
WP Biddie
New York Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Prairie
Aged King Rallies Amid Ongoing Belgian Crisis
Belgians report King Leopold’s successful opening of a surgical procedure for intestinal obstruction. Doctors note he remains in a precarious state with potential relapse. despite a cheerful tone, officials warn the crisis may last several days as surgeons monitor for paralysis or recurrence. Leopold signed a new military law amid recovery efforts.
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Dr Thirmkr
Dra Stlenon
Depaee
Dr Thirfar
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Hugh Spints
Kong
Wisen
Taft
United States
Congo
Leopolds
Wilson
Achilles
Paris
Prince Albert Leopold
Flanders
Prince Albert
America
Sloyne
Raservad
Als Jbert
Raton
Albert
Controversial conscription plan stirs national debate
A sweeping measure to revise recruitment would end general draft by lot and require service for every family with no substitutes allowed. In Spain the approach faced popular anger over money payments, while King Leopold supports the law and awaits his signature in Vienna. Dec 14 Crown Princess Stephanie leaves Hungary for Brussels to join King Leopold.
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Vienna
Dormer
Frincess
Stephanie
Leopold
de Coumtess
Lonyay
Hungary
Brussels
Four Miners Entombed in Negaume Mine Drift
Four miners are entombed in a drift at the third level of the Negaume mine near Negaume Michigan. Rescue work is frantic as crews struggle to reach them with little hope of quick success. The mine is owned by the Cleveland City Iron Company and rescue efforts continue through the day.
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Negaumee
Mich
Negaunse
Cleveland Ciity Iron Company
War on U S Steel Open Shop Declared by Labor Leaders
Pittsburg Dec 4 war was declared on United States Steel Corporation by labor leaders across the U S and Canada after a two day conference. Rachel Gamper s, AFL president, presided as a battle decree was adopted urging Congress and the president to investigate legality and labor grievances while calling for committees to confront governors and officials where US Steel operates. The document highlights low wages long hours and oppression, and urges action to curb corporate power.
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Awexico
eMexico
Nicaragua
Central America
Oneraliz
Mexico
United States
Grace
Cannon
Zelaya
Hinery
Albany
Yorktown
Corinto
Des Moines
Tacoma
Fluefields
Taft
Diazi
Hs Infuence Ag & Power
Zelays
Senor Creel
aMair
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Canada
Steel Corporation
Rachel Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Organized Labor
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Oasis
House of Congress
Tabor
Inca
Munnnicipal
Toronto
Taft Attends Yale Event as New Haven Looks to Budget
President Taft visits New Haven for a chamber banquet and Yale corporation meeting. He discusses federal expenditures, noting the first budget deficit this year, and recommends economizing while supporting civil pensions. A $50,000 gift funds a Morris K. Jessup chair at the Forest School.
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New Haven
Congress
Yarf
Godl
Altman
Chamber of Commerce
Yale
Taft
Panama Canal
Col
M Ullman
Gurar
Hadley
Gov Weeks
Connecticut
Yale Corporation
Lee McClung
United States
Charles H Treat
Moris K ‘Jesup
Morris K. Jessup
Forest School
Corporation
Aviators in Legal Battle Over Aircraft Patents in Buffalo
In Buffalo on December 14 a U S court in Judge Hazel's presence heard a preliminary injunction fight brought by the Wrights against Curtiss and the Herring Curtiss Company. The case claims Curtiss infringes Wright patents on aircraft control by overlapping curves and attachments, while Curtiss contends his design uses a different balance approach.
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Buffalo
Wright Brather
Clonn H Curtiss
Herring- Curtiss Company
Issus
Hazel
United States
Wrghts
Curtiss
Emerson K .Nowell
Wrights
No License Question Dominates Massachusetts Elections
Boston reports show license status as the key issue across fifteen Massachusetts cities. Worcester adopts a wet stance by 330 votes, while the dry majority shrinks to 3197 from 8925 previously. Salem returns to license, others stay the same. Eight of eleven mayors up for reelection are reelected. Mayor George H Brown of Lowell loses to a Democratic challenger. John F Meehan and John F Hurley lose in Salem to Arthur Howard, a local newspaper owner. Howard campaigns while jailed for a time over libel actions. George Hall of Malden, after four decades of runs, finally wins the post as a persistent candidate.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Worcester
Allien
George H Brown
Lowell
John F. Meehan
John F. Hurley
Salem
Arthur Howard
Howard
George Hall
Malden Fortx
Oil President Thsane Westcott Deemed Insane at White Plains
Special to The Washington Post White Plains December 4 Hampton Gould Westcott president of Stand ani Oil Company of Kentucky residing at Port Chester was declared insane and incompetent to manage his estate by a sheriff jury with Assistant District Attorney Weeks as commissioner at White Plains this afternoon. Weatcott, 42, is inmate of Bloomingdale Asylum since June and alleged to have given away assets over fear of witness status in government proceedings to dissolve the oil trust. The petition was filed by his sister Carole Neersurd of Bordeaux France. Weestutt’s case involves a prominent Southern family. he owns a house and land at Waynesville North Carolina.
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Hampton Gould Westcott
Stand
Ani Oil Company
Kentucky
Port Chester
Weeks
Weatcott
Bloomingdale Asylum
Petitian
Carolie & Neersurd
Bordeaux
France
Weestuott
Waynesville N CO
Baltimore Police Captain Suspended Amid Disorder Probes
Baltimore police captain Bernard J Ward of the Northwestern district was relieved of duty by the police commissioners after a disorderly house probe and reports about conditions in the district. The board, with Marshal Farnen and others, interviewed Magele Hunter at 1483 North Carey Street and suspended Ward pending further explanation of transfers following arrests or raids.
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Mnnorderly
Washington Post
Bernard J Ward
Northwestern
Sergt
Charles E Hurley
T To Bag
Asiania Genalan
Sgigonkeepers
Marshal Farnen
Kinsey
Rose
Magele
Hunter
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Wards
Ward
Pote
Dr Carberry’s Whisky Habit In Will Case At Mays Landing
Testimony in the Will case for Dr Patrick J L Carberry’s estate reveals heavy drinking at his Atlantic City hotel bar. Bartenders and associates testified to daily whisky intake and irrational acts toward relatives and the church, with the estate left to the Little Sisters of the Poor in Philadelphia.
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Carberry
Patrick J L Carberry
Atlantic City
Enghee
Philadelpha
Rossmore
Tittle Sisters of the Poor
Philadelphia
Dr Carberry
Pinchot Chief Forester Job Hinges On Acceptance
Washington dispatch reports talks to settle the Pinchot Ballinger controversy by appointing G. Pinchot as chief forester pending his willingness to accept. Pinchot sought time to decide after consulting President Taft while Taft wary of his retirement amid the ongoing dispute with Ballinger. If offered, he may join Michigan University administration, potentially ending the pro Roosevelt conservation clash.
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Pinchot Ballinger
Gitar Pinchot
Michigan University Chase
Caporn
Wat
Werine Gigte
University of Michigan
Pinchot
Taft
Michigan University
Air Thay
Himestt
Secretary of the Interior
District Budget Tightens As Playground Funding Sparks Debate
Congress considers a District budget totaling about 10.15 million with 424 698 less than last year and a proposed 22 000 playground boost facing discord among subcommittee Republicans and Democrats. Officials project water system costs rise and aim to reimburse the U S Treasury while balancing law orders and civic needs.
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House
Gardner
Michigan
Congress
Siztieth Congress
Appropriatens Committee
Tawney
Guo
Georgetown
Eresedala Place
Tepals
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