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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1909

Page

10

Zelaya Starvation Crisis Triggers U S Relief Effort

Secretary Knox orders immediate aid to Zelaya and Estrada loyalists as emaciated troops flood hospitals. Consul Moffat's dispatch urges swift provision of food, clothes, and medicines, with U S ships to Colon and Bluefields coordinating supplies to feed thousands and sustain the provisional government.

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Shriners Aid the Poor With Christmas Baskets

Members of Almas Temple Mya Chine will distribute baskets of Christmas good things today at the Almas Temple Hall at 918 G street. The effort, led by Willard Yfford Long, enlists many Shriners to ensure baskets reach needy families, with tickets guiding distribution and replacements for unearned baskets.

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Steel Mills Stay Busy Amid Shortening Christmas Shutdown

United States Steel Corp cuts Christmas closure to about two days affecting thousands of workers in Pillsboro, Homestead, Braddock and coke regions. mills to close Friday 6 pm and reopen Sunday 6 pm. coke region workers face 35 hours off. In San Francisco, wax figures celebrate New Year as Dr Cook is replaced by Peary after Copenhagen rejects Cook claim.

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Firm Against Zelaya Plans to Board Mexican Gunboat

The State Department reaffirms Zelaya as a deposed Nicaraguan leader to be held accountable for crimes, with Mexico reportedly ready to harbor him on a gunboat at Corinto. A semi official Diaz government disclosure claimed a secret Zelaya Mexico pact for offensive action against Guatemala, complicating US Mexico relations and central American arbitration efforts.

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Brokaw Denies Drunkenness As Wife Alleges Cruelty In Court

In Mineola New York on December 23 Gould Brokaw testifies in his own defense against his wife’s separation suit alleging cruelty and alimony. He declares he never drank wine or cocktails but acknowledges past quarrels and a poisoning incident involving his wife. He rejects claims of seduction or threats and explains his behavior and use of a ginger ale mix to simulate champagne. He recounts visits with guests and a night when his wife reportedly swallowed a poison tablet, insisting he did nothing to cause it. The cross examination looms as his wife’s side presents minutes of trial records.

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Cotton Profits Soar as Big Four Reported Huge Gain

New York December 2 The bullish cotton market advances push May option to 16 cents a pound, highest since the 1900s boom. The so called Big Four profit aggregate is rumored near 13 million dollars, with expectations of a 17 cent cotton price before January. The notable operators include Col W Brown Frank Bayne E G Seales and James A Patten driving the campaign.

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Isle of Mystery Explored on Tiburon Island

Special to The Washington Post from Nogales Arizona December 2 exploration found Tiburon Island spacious and well watered with abundant deer and wild pigeon. Seven American explorers returned after three months noting no minerals or cannibal tribes and no trace of old mines on the interior.

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Summer Heat Grips Europe From Paris To London

A rare meteorological event hits Western and Southern Europe with record heat. Paris and London see temperatures spiking to 80s, 90s, and beyond, as Spain France Switzerland report heat waves. The heat disrupts theaters, threatens winter activities, and causes heavy rains and floods in various regions.

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Delay in Snead Case in New York Court

In New York on December 29 Mrs Caroline E B Martin and Mrs Mary W Snead face a third arraignment in Center Street Court over the death of Mrs Acey Snead, drowned in her Newark home tub on November 29. Sister Mrs Virginia Wardlaw also under arrest. Prosecu tor Rice will seek Tombs remand per New Jersey plans. extradition timing hinted.

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Utah Off the Ways Prophet Smith Honored on Anniversary

Vessel named Monster sails into the Delaware as thousands cheer the founder of Mormontem Earth day celebrations. The event marks the anniversary and honors Prophet Smith with cheers and public attention.

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Battleship Utah Baptism Marked by Prophet Smith Birthday

A ceremonial launch of the battleship Utah occurred at Camden New Jersey marked by champagne breaking and a speech by Senator Reed Smoot. The Utah, an all big gun battleship, features ten 16 inch guns, submerged torpedo tubes, ten small guns, ten turbines and a crew of about one thousand. It is described as the most powerful warship built in the United States, with future ships planned to exceed its power.

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Millions Granted in Employee Bonuses by Trusts and Steel Firm

Central Trust Company sets aside $0,000 for employees as a 50 percent of yearly salary bonus. United States Steel Corporation votes a $2,000,000 cash bonus to top performers, totaling $1,209.00 per selected worker. Stock exchange Christmas funds rise to about $11,000. Consolidated fund near $5,000. The curb’s fund shows $1.96. Many brokerages distribute Christmas bonuses. overall totals appear higher than recent years. Regional totals reported for Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St Louis, and Louisville around 908,000 in gifts. Also notes on splendid vestibuled trains and Baltimore holidays travel schedules.

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Oklahoma Millionaire's Son Marries Rockville Bride Amid Elopement

Har Cornish, 18, eloped from Oklahoma with Miss Hettle Ingram, 16, daughter of ranchman WR Ingram, after thwarted attempts and family interference. The pair wed in Rockville with a license issued, then fled to the West. Carter and federal agents tracked the romance as it defied shotguns and parental authority.

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484 Ballots In Deadlock In Sixth District Convention

Deadlock persisted in Butler on December 28 as the Sixth district Democratic convention tried to nominate a successor to the late De Armond. After four ballots Suddarth Haggus and Newman released their delegates only to be rejected by Dichinsos who urged counties be represented and held out.

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Tammany Leaders Ill Battery Dan Finn and Shenty Foley

Tammany figures Dan Finn and Shenti Foley face serious illness reports amid recent death rumors. Finn, just back from Hot Springs, Ark, is hospitalized after a disorder, while Foley remains in hospital care with ongoing health trouble.

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Greek Crisis Averts War Minister Crisis in Athens

In Athens a prolonged interview led to a compromise with the Military League. Colonel Zorbar, leader of the league, announced that Col Lapa Yhiptis will retire from the war ministry for the remainder of the parliamentary session, with the premier assuming the post. Ex-Premier Theotekis reportedly agreed to the compromise, but the league disavowed some army promises, and the war minister resigned permanently.

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British election called writs to be issued January in London

Fragmentary OCR reports a British election writs process set to begin January in London with the writs for certain districts to be issued sequentially. Names and details are garbled though reference to Exeter and Inchcowville appears.

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Robinson Watson Insanity Claim Stirs Family Debate

Robinson Watson, telegraphed from Montreal, reiterates that his brother William Watson, the Havana poet, is insane while his wife Mrs Watson remains unaware of his condition. A back-and-forth exchange cites Mrs Watson’s alleged ignorance of events, with accusations of a calculated effort to ruin the poet’s reputation and strained attempts to discuss matters in New York.

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Eight Killed in Mine Disaster at Herrin Illinois

Eight men were killed and four hundred escaped in a gas explosion at the Chicago and Carterville Coal Company mine in Herrin Illinois. Rescuers faced black damp and fire as they tried to reach victims, with the death toll rising and efforts focused on recovering bodies.

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Tires of Japanese Spouse Sparks Seattle Marriage Fallout

Special to The Washington Peer reports that Helen Emery, daughter of the San Francisco Episcopal archdeacon, fled her father's objections by marrying Gunfire Ack in Seattle. The archdeacon travels to Seattle to bring her home as reports say Ack grows shiftless and gambles away funds. The marriage, formed while he served in the archdeacon’s home, caused social sensation amid a mixed community near Lake Washington.

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Taft Faces Foes as Roosevelt Policy Acknowledged

Roosevelt allies say Taft erred revising conservation plans and criticise Ballinger Pinchot clashes. The coming Congress probe aims to test whether Taft steered away from Roosevelt’s policy, with factional rivals rallying around perceived deviations and leadership legitimacy.

Taft's cabinet struggle over Garfield Interior post

The dispute over James Garfield's removal as Secretary of the Interior marks Rohr Roosevelt era policy clashes. Taft opted to appoint Richard Ballinger, sending Garfield back to Ohio law practice. Pinchot's access to the White House shifts to Secretary Wilson, signaling a shift in conservation governance.

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