Zelaya in Mexico after battle as Central American confederation outlined
Zelaya arrives in Mexico amid claims of a five republic confederation for Central America. He denies ordering killings of Cannon and Grace, says he seeks grace period, and notes potential retirement from politics. Dismisses meeting Diaz. a delegation greets him at the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Central American Republica
Parsons
Central America
United States
Mexico
Washington
Cabrera
Epirada
Central Americas
Viva Zelaya
Francisco Castro
Palace Hotel
Diaz
Zelaya Aims for Central American Peace Through Unity
Nicaragua's ex president Zelaya in Mexico City calls for US Mexico intervention to consolidate republics into a peaceful union. He praises Secretary Knox while denying personal animus toward Americans, cites misgovernment in Central America, and mentions battles with insurgents with several U.S. casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Americania
Root
Tus
Min
Tude
Knox
Lacin
Nicaragua
Sailory
Red Cross
Mexico
United States
Nicar
Republic of Mexico
México
Cent. America
Local Deaths and Marriages Notice
MARRIED. HAIL ES CISSEL. Married Monday December 5, 188? by Mr. Neely Thomas D. Elatc and Elgise Cissel. DIED. Thursday December 37, SHINGTON, Bion Street between Dumue and 62 Street. Sardeniv on Tuesday December 109 at residence of her Perand Chapman 302 Wisconsin. JANE WADE widow of Ret. John L. Chapman. CLARA RB widow of Charles Edmansion aged near Thorn chepel of Frank Geier's t enth street northwest. MARY ANNIE LINGE TACH beloved wife of Lingebach aged 49 and months. Interment Mount Olives December 29, 1908. MARY G. CUERITH beloved daughter of Henry and Margaret Luce. GLADYS AKIG beloved daughter of Robert and Annie Mackes. JON beloved husband of Louise Moeller. PAYNE in his seventy year at residence 313 Avenue Northwest. NLM PSON On Wednesday December 29, 190? at 18S Seventeenth Street. MARY M. Now of Thomas J Simpson. SLATEER Suddenly on December 29, 16 Robert Slateer. Notice.
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Om Tursnay
Shington
Bion Street
Dummue
Sardeniv
Perand Chapman
Wisconvine
Jane Wade
John Lo Chapman
Newark
Ndi
Pees Pikes
Clara RB
Charles Edmansion
Thorn Chepel
Frank Geier
Tenth Street
Nat Glenwouit
York Papsts
Mary Annie Lingetach
Giee Garpenter
So Lingebach
Ulm
Bi Srain
Ath Street
Chiureh of the Sacred Teart
Mount Olives
Ira K Cuerith
Henry
Margaret M. Luce
Towle
Tal
Gladys
Akig
Robert
Annie K. Mackes
Jon
Louise Moeller
Edward R Moell
Taterment
Rock Cametary
Payne
St. John's Church
Congressional Cemetery
Slateer
Mary W. Slater
Jessie S. Fyfe
Helle M. Ernest
Maurice Slater
Jasur
Ule Place
St. Louis
Funeral Directors Firms Feature In City Funeral Services
A long list of local funeral directors and embalmers is presented with shop names and addresses. Howard, Harrisons, Sardo, Costello, Spear, Zurhorst, Lee, Wright Co. and others advertise modern chapels and livery connections. Telephone numbers and street locations are given for rapid contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Harrisons
Embalmere
A. Costello
Frank A. Spears
Geo
P. Zurhorst
East Canitot
J- William Lee
Embalner
Midera Cremstorium
Wright CO
Extradition Doubts Weigh on Zelaya Rivalry in Nicaragua
The article discusses Zelaya as an international outlaw and the potential for extradition through Nicaragua or Belgium, noting U S policy aims and limits. It describes Madriz Estrada as a key but debated figure, his background, and the shifting stance of U S and Mexican interests amid Nicaragua's civil conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nicaragua
Islaya
Estrada
Hatrod
Zelay
Ana
Stra
Zelaya
Madriz
Mike Estrada
Madris Estrada
Republic
Golo
Nicaragua Election Prospects Under Madriz
Ambitious discussions on Nicolas Madriz win and Zelaya’s fate unfold as Nicaragua teeters toward a countrywide ballot. The United States weighs its stance while central American conditions spark debates over fair elections and peaceful resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Medris
Madris
Mbaragueh Congress
Madriz
United States
Matrix
Cage
Mairiz
Tingland
Nicaragua
Gard
War Tax Debate in Honduras and Zelaya Era Torture Rumors Debunked
Managua reports detail congressionally appointed inquiry into granting power for new war tax and retroactive contributions by previously exempt individuals. Six hundred recruits added to the front, bringing weekly total to two thousand. Grace and Cannon, American recruits, were executed. reports they were tortured are denied. Zelaya faced pressure from generals Toledo Medina and Trias to abandon plans, but execution proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Congress
Baca
Rici
Zelaya
Eek
Mafriz
Elayan
Honduras
Cas- Rica
Madriz
Grace
Cannon
Toledo
Medina
Trias
Zenya
Chaves
Tem
Jace
Megan
Groce
Grece
Zelaya tale amuses readers on Marines claim
Offhand remarks by farmer President Zelaya alleging United States marines participated in Nicaragua battles drew amusement in unofficial circles. Officials would not discuss it, noting no Marines on Nicaragua's east coast and no deserters reported. West coast Marines reportedly land only with Salvadoran and Honduran permission on Bay of Fonseca islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Knox
Santos Zelaya
Sicuragua
Sallie Cruz
Mexico
Kelaya
Fox
United States
United S
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Marine Corps
Navy’ Department
Calovedo Junction
Edwards Hurts, General Falls Fifteen Feet in Porto Rico
General Clarence R Edwards chief of public affairs in the United States met with a mishap near San Juan Porto Rico during a reception. He slipped and tumbled about fifteen feet, injuring his back and right arm, leaving him bedfast and the event producing a cautious report on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jéficer
San Juan
Porto Fico
Dec. S
Eng
Clarence R., Edwards
Bureau ‘of Pocular Affairs
United States
Hdwarda
Carnegie Trust Money Loaned To Sheldon Figure Revealed
In Brooklyn the Carnegie Trust Company disclosed loans to the late George P. Sheldon, president of the Phenix Fire Insurance, and a substantial deposit of the insurer’s funds. Directors said no loss was expected and Sheldon’s personal estate could cover the paper. Sheldon’s loans were made personally, not as Phenix officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funde
Phenid Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Concene
Eptotal
Washington, Post
New York
Charles C. Dickinson
Carnegie Trust Company
Leslie’ M. Apem
Carnegte ¢ Company
Dickindon
Dickinson
James Hops Curran
Jennery
Bes
George P. Sheldon
Phenix Fire Insurance Company
Sheldon
Phenix Wire Insurances Company
Joana
Hegie Trust Company
Fire Insurance Company
Trust Company
Norfolk Millionaire Weds in Quiet Park Avenue Touch
New York December 2 Wilmer J Mason a Norfolk magnate marries Maud Kinsey a stenographer after a six months courtship The aged groom speaks little about family ties and asks no questions about his son The marriage was conducted by Rev W B Moldy Grace Episcopal Church with no noticeable congratulations from his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectel
New York
Wilmer J. Mason
Norfolk
Park Avenue Hotel
Mr. Mason
Maud Kinsey
W. J. Mason
H. H. Mason
Virginia Balltesd
A. Mason
Biss Heron Baron Manon
Bryan to Visit Australia on Route for Washington Fest
Dec 29 report says William Jennings Bryan plans a visit to Australia en route to the Washington Fest in Sydney New South Wales. A separate note from Santiago Cure dated Dec 29 states Bryan sailed from there today for Jamaica. Short lines indicate Bryan plans travel to Jamaica after leaving for Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Antipodes
Epecial Gable
New South Wales
William Jennings Bryan
Australia
Santiago
Cure
Willam Jennings Bryan
Jamaica
Four Masted Barque Sunk Off New Jersey Coast
Newport News December 24 reports the coal barge John A Briggs sank off the New Jersey coast after breaking from the whaleback Thurmond during a blizzard. Four masts were sighted by passing skippers near Point Pleasant, but fate of Captain Joe Wyman and two crew remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Newport News
Joe Wyman
John A. Briggs
Christmessay
Point Pleasant
Briggs
Thurmond
Bray
Tod
Dopot
Seventy-Nine Sailors Feared Lost In Newfoundland Fleet
A foggy disaster off St John, Newfoundland, leaves sixty sailors and eleven schooners missing as high tides strand wreckage at Blackhead. The loss threatens vital fisheries and general trade, with costs running into thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stt. John
Nileven
Newfoundiana
Villaga
Blackhead
Dale
Iti
Feherien
Shine
Hakea Bey for Vizier in Turkish cabinet changes
Dispatch from Constantinople notes Hilmi Pasha’s retirement and a cabinet reshuffle amid union progress and Baghdad discontent over navigation monopoly. Hakka Bey, envoy to Italy, to decide on grand vizier appointment. Most ministers likely to keep portfolios. war and marine ministers may retire amid remodeling.
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Sultan
Hanaador
Italy
Constantinople
Hilmi Pasha
Union Sudh
Bagdad
Hakka Bey
Sheil al-Islam
War End Marine
Dolley
GAYNOR DEFAULT ACTION HEARD IN HARLEM COURT
Gen Bingham seeks an order declaring Gaynor in default in a $196000 damages suit over alleged libel. Counsel for Gaynor argues default is technical and should be vacated, noting Gaynor’s recent workload. Judge reserved decision after hearing in New York.
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Gaynor
Boodal
Washington
New York
Police
Paeodore 4S. Bingham
Supreme Justice
Rewburger
Nis
Gen
Bingham Ins
Sult
Sheriff
Frank P.hellly
Charles H. Hyde
Fyde
Mother watches boys drown as river tragedy strikes Prescott
In Ogdensburg on December 38 three boys sledding near Prescott fell through St. Lawrence River ice. The mother of the victims, identified as Mrs Easter, witnessed the accident and pulled her cousin Gerald Haster from the water but could not save her two sons Harry and Frank Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mescue
Ogdensburg
Prescott
St. Lawrence
Pays
Harry
Frank Easter
Gerald Haster
DOUBT CANALS ON MARS AT BRITISH ASTRONOMICAL MEETING
Supdt Maundey of the Royal Observatory disputed reports of canals on Mars saying dark spots on the eye create the illusion. Hale photographs were shown to illustrate the point and supporters admitted the telescope’s power, while Maundey called the canal theory unfounded and urged science to abandon it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mars
British Astronomical Association
Hale
Wilson
B. W. Mavnier
Solar
Royal Observatory
Greenville
Brest
Ane
Labody
Navy Yard Wage Schedule Approved and Bureau Report
Assistant Secretary Winthrop approved the 191 year wage schedule for Washington navy yard workers including the gun factory with minor increases for several classes. Rear Admiral Capps noted bad condition of marine railway tracks and wharf No 1, urged better docking for the battleship fleet and an additional drydock at Norfolk with proposed pay raises for civilian bureau employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Washington Navy Yard
Capps
Naval Bureau of Construction and Repair
Norfolk
Bureau
Trainmen Demand Wage Hikes Ahead of January Talks
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors plan wage demand presentations to eastern railroads on Monday. General committees will meet January 20 with road officials to press for raises and other grievances, stating no settlement without island officers approval. Northwestern railroads withdrew their offer to reemploy striking conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railways Plannéa
New York
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Mississippi
St. Paul, Minn
Northwestern
Chicago
Tragedy on Train as Teacher Frozen in Vestibule
A teacher of high standing was found frozen to death in the vestibule of a swiftly moving train after doors shut. The body fell to the track as the northbound train stopped near Greensbere. Passengers reported the grim scene and the body was later removed by the southbound freight crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cd. Bureau
Greansbere
Atelien
Chase Forces Spouse To Europe Then Home In Desertion Case
Mrs Berths Fraumen reports her husband Nathan Fraumen deserted her over a year ago and fled to Europe. After a 25 000 mile chase he was found in Omaha boarding house with plans to remarry. He was arrested on desertion charges and released after promising support. Police say both the Abraham and Fraumen parties are held.
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Europe
Minneapolis
Minn
Omaha
Berths Fraumen
Pilar Seihis
Nathan Frauney
America
SHONTS DENIES RETIREMENT RUMOR AT IRT PRESIDENCY
In New York city rumors circulated that Theodore P Shonts would retire as president of the Interborough Rapid Transit and Interborough Metropolitan companies on February 1 and be succeeded by C H Ackert of the Southern Railway. Shonts and Ackert both denied any truth to the reports stating no retirement or succession offers have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Diaz
Mexico
Guerrero
Iva
Nicaragua
Ag Suth
New York
Theodore P.shonte
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough-Metropolitan Company
C. H. Ackert
The
Southern Railway
Ackert
G. HL. Ackert
T. B. Shonts
Mr. Ackert
Extradited in Snead Case From New Jersey Indictments
Mrs. Caroline B. Martin and Mrs. Mary W. Snead, named in indictments in Ocean County over the death of County Detective Ocey W. Snead, are to be taken to New Jersey. Gov. Hughes approved the requisition, and Walter Godfrey of Newark delivered the papers. The women are in the Tombs awaiting transfer to New Jersey authorities. Magistrate Cornell will issue the warrant for their custody.
Jilts One to Wed Another
Lexington society was stunned by news that Miss Lerrine Crosthwaite of Lexington married Goodwin Chase of Los Angeles last Sunday. The ceremony occurred in Los Angeles, contradicting prior plans for a marriage to Charles Blaine of Spokane. Her father received the telegram and offered no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeater
Washington
Lexington
Lerrine Crosthwaite
Goodwin Chase
Los Angeles
Miss Crosthwaite
Charles Blaine
Spokane
Wash
James G. Blaine
California
Licensed to Marry Across Counties and Counties listed
A fragmented matrimony docket lists numerous couples with ages and counties in Virginia and neighboring states. Clergy names Rev W J Moken ey Rev Edward E Oliver Rev J B Mic Taughiin appear among scattered entries detailing marriages or intended unions across towns such as Celman Pittsburg Richmond and Mount Jackson.
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Voth
Pittsburg
J.B
Mic Taughiin
Kares W. Blackbure
Wimrico
Berth Feeniola
Richmond
Jeb. Mebaught
Racey
Friedens
Agnea V. Rameck
Mount Jackson
John
Waddle Wits E Skinter
Wary L. Golem
Merz Neck
Hugh Tileseuesn
Sohn
Kook
Borde
Giadre Be Hing
Color Grove
McLaughlin
Manon
Nanale
Jercat
Path
Spotayivania
Metenghiin
Wiliam ‘T. Baley
Alice G Beck
Bev
Charlo E. Fultz
Jamee i
Mentsane
Addie H. Evans
Soliger A. Towle
Ge Te Bunsell
Gvergerk
Naxnie Geigard
Lincoln
Tae Bev
J.beels
Jalen Steverman
Rayret
Fuunizoy
Pattimore
Joonpd
Double Tragedy in Hotel Slaying and Suicide in Peru
Roy McKinney killed Dora Chapell, 21, at Bestia Hotel dining room in Peru Indiana after a planned robbery and murder. He then shot himself in the heart as Sumner Hart, son of the proprietor, rushed in. Letters in his pockets indicated the crime was part of a calculated plan and he had assumed a Chicago marshal identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Peru
Ind
Dora Chapell
Bestia
Roy McKinney
McKinney
Perm
Hhim
Sumner Hart
Aha
Dora
L. B. Lenhart
Chicago
United States Marshal
Secret Service
American Music Society elects officers in Chicago meeting
The American branch of the International Music Society elected officers in Chicago. President Albert A Stanley of Ann Arbor, Vice President Frank Darterosch of New York, Secretary O G Sonmeck of Washington DC, Treasurer Waldon Pratt of Hartford, and executive board member Prof. George C Gow of Vassar College were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
International Music Society Tonight
Albert A Stanley
Ann Arbor
Mid
Frank Darterosch
New York
O. G. Sonmeck
Washington, D. C
Pressuer
Waldon
Pratt
Hartford
Conn
George C. Gow
Vassar College
Births and names listed in health office record
Health office record lists numerous births and parent names including Murray W and Julia, Giena, and Elizabeth Neale, plus Barker, Rawle, McKenzie, and Leeman families. Also notes Adelaide Parke, 64 Merita, Jenn Mullan, Artemesta Werle, Cipye Bimonon, and Thomas We Wott among others with ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mulvihish
Murray W
Julia
Giena
Gtrl
Mex PF
Minnia Barker
Bey
Suma C
Elizabeth Neale
Ber
Wis
Handda
Dom
Mckenzie
Ery L
Clara B. Lev
Charles L
Blanche
Saran
Te Hex
Gadle Coben
Bo Ternomes
Vincensina
Eimasia Hartert
Heatglia Catrell
Bore Nelson
Ade Brows
Joye
Plorensa Bolter
Girl
Richard and
Charlott Badd
Bay
Mamie Binghisa
Adelaide
Parke
Merita
Sarah Wesblugis
Jenn Mullan
Artemesta Werle
Mourge
Cipye Bimonon
Jo&m NS
Mosiler
Sarah
James G. Payne
Massa
Thomas
We Wott
Nancy Jenifer
Naz Bowes
Sowpt
Ao Yeas
William Brooks
Wrooks Court
Renard Tucker
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Saya
Colorado Junction
Yelaie
Wherry
Coreisa
Etek
Aubscerstary
Gamboa
Ly Remali Gut
Guatemala
Tegucigalpa
Bulb Offlcens
Wey
Cram
Tammany Committee
Tammany Hall
J. Sergeant Ram
Hail ES Cissel
Hattimore
Mr. Neely
Thomas D. Elatc
Elgise Cissel
Tiemund Anguirer
Bittayne Dispaten
Aue
Lvford-Herald
Providence
Journay
Nd Plain Dealer
Rochester Herald
Howork Flom
Si Suds Republic
Barton Globe
SPAP
Euneeral Designs
Brerg
Gudde
Wad
Furope
Bruasdla
Sams
Uniteds
Zelage
U. S States
Hatrade
Botraga
Unitea Sth
Igaragua
Maduizim
Pvohatie Tha Neasane Vast
Marti
Choi
C. Zelaya
Thousan
Jong
Gan
Madrriz
Salvador
Madrig
Zolaya
Nica
Tagua
Gatlen
To-Kakion Wine Co
14Th St. N.W
Irena Tr Spences
Buon Peer Humans
Special Commission
C.-B.edwards-Huet
Carnegie Trust
Sheldow
Bryan
Hakea Bey
Gen Bingham
Maundey
Royel Observatory
Navy Yard
Droop
Music House
Steinway
Boudoir
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs
Traction Company
Gur
International Music Society Electa
Sonneck
Health Office Record
LN EU
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