Determined to Punish Zelaya Returnable to Nicaragua
Extraditable as an International Criminal. Former President of a troubled Central American republic, Zelaya, faces return to Nicaragua amid notes exchanges between Estrada and Madaz. Latter may have been chosen for the country’s good. atmosphere in Nicaragua brightens briefly before penalties.
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What Knox Proposed Regarding Nicaragua Reparation Policy
Secretary Knox’s note to Charge Rodriguez of Nicaragua questions identifying those responsible for alleged tortures before execution. It proposes possible government disassociation from intolerable conditions and suggests indemnity limited to relatives of the deceased, with punishment where due. The U S would withhold reparation demands temporarily while taking protective steps for American interests.
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Nicaragua
Montreal Doctor Receives Letter From Arctic Explorer Cook
A Montreal physician received a letter from Dr F A Cook Hej detailing his Arctic travels and earnings near 80 000 He registered under a false name in Ottawa and aims to reach a peaceful site The letter notes three deer and a caribou location and mentions ongoing camp moves An Antwerp Royal Geographical Society invitation was extended to Commander Peary with praise from Tricky Press Club members for his 23 years of Arctic work.
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Evans Estate Settlement Clears Major Final Act
New York December 2 The retirement order of Justice MacLean completed the final official act on the $7 000 000 estate of Dr Thomas W Evans the Paris dentist famed for rescuing Empress Eugenie. Philadelphia will gain funds for a Mudvam and Dental College monument project with about 9 000 000 now available as the estate settles amid French and American court ties.
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MRS GAYNOR A SUFFRAGIST
New York Mayor elect shows support for woman suffrage. Mrs Gaynor, with Mage 37 Poet Taent, joins others at a suffrage luncheon hosted by Mrs Martin W Littleton. Anna Bryce, sister in law of the British ambassador, predicts progress for suffrage in England.
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Ichida Opposes Pact Reopens Immigration Case
Alec May reports that Ichida pushes to reopen the immigration case as talks continue on the subject. The piece argues a duty is specially imposed on the new Japanese ambassador, with call to end the commerce treaty amid ongoing discussions.
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Zelaya, Japan pact, and Central America tensions
Central American crisis unfolds as Zelaya faces U S pressure amid calls for accountability. United States warns against Zelaya’s rule and signals potential investigations while considering diplomatic actions. Japan seeks to modify treaties and end labor emigration debates as regional instability grows.
Dirigible Journey to the Pole by Prof Hergesell
Prof Hergesell says his frigible balloon will reach the north pole after departing Spitzberger. He arrived from Jamaica and has tested air temperatures in the West Indies with self registering aerometers. He plans to sail from Berlin toward Spitzbergen then on to Spitzbergen and finally to the pole, a 30 mile voyage remaining from there.
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Gen Beagg Fears Revolt Amid Strikes
Fond du Lac Wisconsin December reports General Edward Brace commander of old Tron Brigade says recent strikes signal growing anarchy and potential civil war unless social conditions change. He blames government inaction and warns of anarchist outbursts spreading nationwide, citing the French Revolution as a cautionary example for the United States.
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Navy Eyes Plucking Board In Major Cuban Coast Target Run
The Navy plans sixteen battleships to depart the Atlantic coast in January for extensive target practice off Cuba. Officers expect some captains to be "plucked" by a board to retire or be reassigned as evaluations of ship personnel and gunnery accuracy proceed amid debates on aviation experiments and funding.
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Prices rise as growers and retailers blame each other
An inquiry into potato and food prices shows growers and commission men argue profit is squeezed by retailers. In a case of sweet potatoes a barrel earns the grower about 25 cents after costs, while wholesalers and retailers claim their share. The piece notes competition among retailers could affect prices and references Secretary Wilson’s view on too many retailers contributing to higher costs. CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE.
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Retail Food Trust Secretary Wilson's View on Grocers
Growers and first handlers agree there are too many grocers. Talaong sweet potatoes serve as an example as Washington purchasers to families earns 120 percent profit. The green grocer insists that he is getting only a fair living while government clerks are cited.
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New Foe For Tammany City Democracy Plan to End District Leaders
The City Democracy announces a new reform effort in New York aimed at restoring a democratic character to the party. William Hepburn Russell, with L J O'Reilly and John W Cox, leads as temporary chairman and treasurer respectively. The plan seeks to end the district leader domination of Tammany Hall.
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High player wins 116000 and recovers it in Monte Carlo stakes
A sensational scene at Monte Carlo unfolds as Crausier, a Canadian player, wins 3150 while starting behind. By noon he had lost 240, but he regained all losses by evening as the bank required replenishment amid luxuriant play.
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Tragic Dinner Ends In Poisoning Tale Of Sayre Fiance
New York reports a heartbreaking case where Hessle May Priest, 11, died after an evening with two women allegedly linked to Harry Sayre of Newark New Jersey. Mra Priest alleges Sayre warned his fiancée about a rival hostess. Doctors cited ptomaine and zinc poisoning as causes. Sayre reportedly travels to Los Angeles as investigators probe the death.
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King May Visit America in Possible Royal Tour
Ottawy Ontario December 29 The King may visit Canada and the United States in the near future Senator Belcourt told the Ottawa Board of Trade annual banquet tonight If he comes I believe he will he said the result will be a strong alliance between Great Britain and the United States which will ensure farther peace of the world Wilfrid Laurier praised the United States for its role in civilization and noted Canada could profit from its example
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Submarine Cigogne Saves Crew After Boat Overset
In Toulon on December 29 the submarine Cigogne dived under a large raking fishing boat during a storm. It remained submerged to lift the boat above water and keep it afloat long enough for the crew to be rescued. A dramatic wartime sea incident reported with limited readable details.
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Sugar Fraud Probe Deepens After Metro Club Dinner
Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary MacVeagh met in New York as a grand jury resumed sugar fraud inquiries. Witnesses were examined and reports indicated possible new evidence linking customs, appraisers, and import fraud. The dinner, kept secret, prompted discussion of anti trust changes and custody issues.
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Index to Today's Issue Summary
IHAmerica to Praised Zelars 'Retail F: 'Trust Alleged Navs in a War Dest. Dined With Rival, Died of Poison. Customs Probe to Go Deep Why Goula Jilted Her War Task Arouses England 2-Area of City's Asphalt, Reception to Retiring Commissioners, To Zelaya Assails Knox. Dickinson Leaves Carneale 'Trust, 'Kills Her as He Caregnes Her 4-Dr Wu Tells How to Live Long, Praise for Mr Pinchot, Tatt Relying on Batlinger. 'bNewspaper Mep Guests Banker Morse Lones Appest Brokaw to List His Property. 6-Hastorial Comments Social and Personal S-McGraw Will Keep Seymour Resukte on the Tort. S-Speed Carnival in Potomac Park, Dr Jonntaco Defemis stovaine. Society Outside the Capital, tb Financial II-De Eliot Talks to Educators, 16-Fimeral of Dennis Mullany Workers Guesta of Railway Company.
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Five Die in West Reading Boiler Explosion
Five men were instantly killed when a boiler exploded at the Metropolitan Exectre Company plant in West Reading Pennsylvania. The blast occurred at about 6:50 a.m. as the night watchman had left and the day shift arrived. Several workers nearby were injured.
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Dancer tells of jilt and return to stage for money
Special to the Washington Font, New York December 2 1908. The dancer Miss De Vole recounts her broken engagement to Frank Gould and why she must resume vaudeville. She says savings were spent to marry a millionaire, a plan now failed, prompting her to return to work. The tale includes letters from Gould comparing her to a pearl and defending his actions.
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Prominent Englishmen Reported in Paris Duel Wound
London dispatch claims a well known Englishman was seriously wounded after a duel near Paris on Monday. The opponent is alleged to be another high status Englishman. The injured man was transported by automobile to a countryside home and is stated to be mending. Percy, Duke of Northumberland’s son, is mentioned amid rumors but no confirmation links him to the duel.
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Four year old girl heroine saves baby sister in fire
Hazel Doty four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Doty of Middletown, NW, saved her baby sister Elizabeth from a bed fire but suffered severe burns herself. She secured a lit patch that caught and spread to the bed, refused to escape, and in pulling the baby to safety burned her own clothes. The mother extinguished flames and Hazel was hospitalized unable to see.
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War Talk Arouses England Statesmen Alarm
Ominous rumors from England during Christmas week report upper house tensions and alarm over impending clash with Germany. Leaders on both sides urge patriotism as radical opinion grows, and fear of social revolution shadows wartime mobilization and diplomatic posturing across Britain and Germany.
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