Madriz Named War Minister Amid Nicaragua Turmoil
Dr Madriz is named acting war minister in Nicaragua as Mexico grants asylum to Zelaya and Gen Salvador Toledo faces scrutiny. Estrada’s 3,000 troops seek funds in the U.S. while Kimball reports no official explanation for his Corinto visit.
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Francisco Bacca
Estrada
Kimball
Kellogg Purland
Madris
Mexico
Enrique Creel
Salvador ‘Toleda
State Department
Toledo
Central America
Une Vers Gov
Zelaya
Reir
Jose Madriz
Nicaragua
United States
Mulez
Madriz
el Salvador
Crytown
Costa Rica
Madrez
Madrig
Jonna
Madrid
Nicarague
W W Kimball
U 8N
Corinto
Senor
Nic- Braguadd Ao Ft
Department
Braza
Navy
Diaz to Zelaya hush his aid adits warning interview
Mexico City dispatch reports President Diaz refused to be interviewed for six days after Zelaya sought asylum. Zelaya’s secretary said the ex-dictator would not speak publicly during the period, aiming to avoid Mexico becoming involved in Central American controversy.
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Saye
Managua
Madaz
Mexico City
Diag Ioulay
Jose Santoy Zelaya
Zelaya
Mexico
Yelaya
Croush
Buch & Reskit Halé
National Palace
Diag
Lieut Cola Samuel Garcia Cuellar
Francisco Castro
Roberto Bono
Jefe Pollute
Granada
Disz
Col Cuellar
Tila
Aimira
Central America
Belgium
Brussels
Missing heir and Bellevue Stratford mystery sues town
Roberta de Janon, 16 year old heiress of Robert Boulet, vanished from Philadelphia after her mother’s death. A waiter, Frederick Cohen, is accused by her father of abduction as detectives search New York and Philadelphia for the girl and her companion. The case includes suicide rumors and a note from the reported daughter.
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Robert Buat
Philadelphia
Accunpa Hotel
Bellevue Stratford
Maz
Aide Search
Washington
Roberta
de Junon
Robert, Boulet
Millonaire Seed Merchant Watch
Belevue-Sstratford
Frederick Cohen
Cohen
Christian Street
Buist
Ferdinand de Janon
University Hospital
Jay Tanon
Bellevue- Stratford
Miss
Janon
the Bellevue
New York
Hunt
Julia Cohen
Miss de Janon
Misa de Janon
Burst
Aa Janon
Glenwood Cemetery
Women Hung Up In Cells At Atlanta Stockade Trial
Testimony in the Atlanta stockade city pound case alleges tortures in a cell where women were hung by the wrists and whipped. Supt Vining and two guards face cruelty indictments as Ruby Gaither and Pearl Ryan recount brutal punishments. Investigation to continue.
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Atlanta
Ruby Gaither
Tola
Pearl Ryan
Ryan
Veteran Campaigner Weaver Turns to Divine Healing Campaign
Gen James H Weaver, longtime Greenback and Populist campaigner, quits politics to lead a religious crusade for divine healing. He plans a national convention in Des Moines in April and a new campaign to spread healing doctrine, with travel via Jacksonville and routes to St Augustine and Key West.
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Davne Healing
Washington
Dies Moines
Iowa
James H Weaver
Greerbacklam
Bryanism
Crusade
Divine Healing
Gerr Weaver
Greenback
Des Xioines
Plang
Charted Deaths Approach Describes Luby’s Final Notes
Kalamazoo Mich Dec 30 Willam A Luby a noted lawyer was found dead in his office with a chart on his desk detailing his worsening health and attempts at medicine. The notes span from Wednesday afternoon to early morning, ending with a final line describing a serious breathing difficulty.
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Washington Post
Kalamazoo
Mich
Willam A. Luby
Luby
Rich Sculpture Unearthed in Florence Church Shrine
An accidental discovery in Florence at Santa Maria di Maggiare in a side chapel reveals two marble tabernacles depicting Christ with angels, flanked by columns and a floral cornice. Attributed to Mino da Fiesole, the pieces show damage from later chisel work but retain artistic worth.
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Washington
Rome
Santa Mariz di Maggiare
Florence
Christ
Mino da Fiesole
Woman pawns her baby to avoid arrest in fraud
Special to The Washington Post Joliet December 12 Mrs James Lynen of this city pawned her one year old baby to escape arrest. After a two hour money search she entered a store and bought items totaling a dollar with checks she hid all but a penny check. A store detective confronted her with duplicate checks and an offer to take the wild Beisccupity until money could be returned.
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Washington Post
James Lynen
Barr
Re~desmen
Lamphere dies in Michigan City prison after arson conviction
Hay Lamphere, four years old at the time of the Gunness murders, died in Michigan City penitentiary where he served an indeterminate term for arson. He had been linked to the 1908 fire at the Gunness home near La Porte and the burning of the house, with authorities later uncovering bodies buried on the farm. He claimed innocence despite his conviction on November 6, 1901, for arson relations to the case.
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En Porte
Hay Lamphere
Helle Gunness
Tuberculoais
Michigan City
Lamphere
Gunness
la Porte
Cunnesa
Hagishman
England
Paris
Francia Bertie
Bart Percy Yeatering
Astin Lee
Hart Percy
Wills Leaving Millions to Charity Revealed
The will of James Murdoch, president of Reid Murdoch Co, Chicago wholesale grocers, probated today, bequeaths an estate estimated at 3.6 to 4 million dollars to religious, educational, and charitable bodies. Nearly two thirds go to Presbyterian Hospital Chicago American Sunday School Union Chicago Young Men's Christian Association Minnesota? The bachelor left substantial sums to widow and Murdoch brothers. 0.3 million specified for churches and institutions.
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Washington
Chicago
Murdoch
Reid, Murdoch A Co
Chriatmas
Presbyterian Hospital
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
Young Mens Christian Asaociation
M+ Murdoch
James Murdoch
Rail fra ud in trip pass scheme rocks Great Northern
In St Paul a massive fraud over passenger passes is alleged against the Great Northern Railway. Paul Carbon, a saloonkeeper, faces charges for illegally disposing of passes. Officials deny company executives were involved while special agents and several railroad employees near arrest are reported to be aiding police, with at least one suspect ready to testify.
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Bacca
Toledo
Lentz
Corto Leets
Volice Zelaya
Madris Ini
Madrisbuty
Fstrata
Uma
Managua
St. Paul, Minn
Trip Paswen
Northern Rabroaa Company
Paul Carbon
L W HiIl
Great Northern
Ofcfals
Spedtal
Ita Investiga
Oregon Feels Earthquake After Noon Shock Reported
Portland reports a light earthquake felt in the afternoon with scattered details. The text mentions a 42 percent oddity, a sensational Miyakawa Picture Talk, and railway connections from Grand Central to Boston with various trains and times, indicating a mixed set of transit notes alongside the quake report.
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Portland
Oreg
Bombs Explode on New York East Side in Tenement Attacks
Two bomb blasts on the East Side caused chaos and property damage. Police attribute the first blast to an attempt to blow up the bookshop of C Sanfilippi & Colt. The second explosion occurred in a tenement within a month, linked to Black Hood.
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New York
Citizens honor district commissioners at grand reception
A reception at the District building celebrated the service of Commissioners Macfarland and West. About 700 attendees including many ladies heard speeches praising improvements under their tenure such as the Municipal building, filtration plant, highway bridge, and Union Terminal Station. Mayor Paw and others sent regrets by telegram as John Joy Edson led the ceremonies with remarks on public duty and achievement.
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Cuno HW Rudolph
Boand
West
Mayor Paw
Alexandria
Chamber of Camameree
Mahel
Baltimore
Eome
John
John Joy Edson
Edson
Genery
Union Terminal
Congress
Committees of
Washington
Teror
Macfarland
Bau
Snowhere
Eplybie
Tr Ehdsen
Erester
Werg
Death of Earl Percy Shrouded in Duel Rumors in London
London reports the death of Earl Percy son and heir of the Duke of Northumberland in a shabby Paris hotel. Physicians deny a duel but rumors persist of a pistol wound. silence from family and ambassadorship commentary fuels speculation as authorities cite natural causes.
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Henry Algernon George
Percy
Duke of Northumberland
Cless
Mr Percy
Leas
Andy
Earls Brothers
Sir Francis Hertis
Wages Lag Behind Prices and Workers Struggle
Alexander McDonald, a 76 year old magnate, argues wages cannot keep pace with rising costs. He warns that workers face hand to mouth living, reduced saving, and discouraged marriages as prices soar. The piece notes shifts in consumer habits and the strain on families amid high living costs.
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Sapa Micllionaire
Spostal
Washington
New York
Cincinnati Dispatch
Toney
Japanese ambassador stands by boot pact amid migration concerns
Rumors swirl that Baron Uchida, Japan's ambassador to Washington, will not seek changes to the Root Takakura pact restricting Japanese laborer migration to the United States. He reportedly will not act to modify or break the agreement.
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Arom Uchida
Barom Uchida
Washington
Hoot
Teabira
United States
Imiimdo
Bit tribesmen attack Alhdcemay repelled by artillery
Madrid dispatch reports Bit tribesmen assaulted the town of Alhdcemay with heavy rifle fire. The garrison answered with artillery, surprising observers who say peace in Motoctn is illusory and fragile after the clash.
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Perial
Madrid
Alhdcemay
National Antionist League Formed To Fight High Food Prices
Dr E L Scharf hosts meeting at 23 Massachusetts Place to organize a national league aimed at curbing food price exactions by trusts. The group plans a nationwide membership drive, a seven member advisory council, and a strategy of organized boycotts against high priced foods to force price reductions. Leaders include congressmen Clark Alexander Murphy of Missouri and other prominent figures.
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E. L Schart
National Antionist Léague
Washington
Congress
National Inscape
Artlaow Tye Postman
Dr Behart
Germany
German Coffee Trust
Clark
Alexander
Murphy
Migsouri
Tila
United States
League
Scharf
Farmer 15 Blamed Grocer Denies Big Profits
Investigations by the Agricultural Department examine claims of excessive profits in the capital markets. Retailers counter that business is not overcrowded and producers reject harsh charges. A story details carloads of food dumped into a river as part of the controversy.
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Agricultural Department
Maryland Farmers Get Low Prices On Potatoes Eggs
Prices for farm produce vary widely between government figures and what families in the district pay. Potatoes fetch only a few cents per bushel for Maryland farmers, while eggs vary from low to high in local stores. Butter and chicken prices show similar gaps between official records and consumer costs in nearby districts.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Virgina
West Vireina
Maryland
North
South Carolina
Delaware
Spurns $2,000 For Her Cat At New York Show
At the Atlantic Cat Club exhibition in Madison Square Garden Miss Laura Hopkins refused a $2,000 offer for her white cat White Aigrette. The buyer’s bid consisted of 190 notes of $30 each, but Hopkins stood firm and later sold a son of the cat for $100. Nearby market notes discuss rising turkey prices and perishable goods amid wholesale retail price tensions.
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New York
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