Madriz named war minister in Nicaragua turmoil
The article details Nicaragua's political shakeup with Gen Salvador Toledo slated as minister of war and Francisco Bacca tied to a ministerial post in question. It notes Zelaya’s asylum in Mexico and U S reactions, plus Estrada’s funds shortage hindering his defense. Kimball’s visit to Madriz is described as routine with no political significance.
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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
Na Barrios
Guam
Jde
Berrada Cabrera
Barsuccessor
EL Salvador
Crytown
Costa Rica
Madrex
Francisco Baccata
Bacca
Corinto Leetz
Éelaya
Madris Ini
Tir
Thes
Fetrada
Uma
Managua
Madrig
Jenna
Madriz
Nicarague
W W Kimball
U 8N
Corinto
Senor Jose Madriz
Nic- Braguaddao Ft Wen
Department
Braza
Navy
Diaz to Zelaya Hush His Aid Admits Warning
Mexico City dispatch reports Jose Zelaya declined interviews for six days after a confidential meeting with President Diaz. Zelaya’s secretary said Diaz advised restraint to avoid Mexican involvement in the controversy. Zelaya left the national palace as a private visitor amid talks on asylum and Central American affairs.
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Mexico City
Diag Ioulay
Jose Santoy Zelaya
Zelaya
Mexico
Yelaya
Croush
Buch & Reskit Halé
National Palace
Diag
Lieut Cola Samuel Garcia Cuellar
Francisco Castro
Roeberto Bono
Jefe Pollute
Granada
Diaz
Col Cuellar
Tila
Aimira
Central America
Belgium
Brussels
Right Girl De Janon Vanishes After Abduction Charge
The 18 year old Roberta de Janon, heiress of Philadelphia seed merchant Robert Boulet, disappeared with Bellevue Stratford waiter Frederick Cohen after her father filed abduction charges. Police hunted them nationwide. two letters imply possible suicide. Her grandfather had prepared formal adoption papers. she had visited Glenwood Cemetery the day before.
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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 in Atlanta Stockade Cells
Testimony in Atlanta city council inquiry into the stockade prison describes prisoners, including Ruby Gaither, hung by wrists and whipped with a heavy leather strap. Supt Vining and two guards face cruelty indictments as the investigation continues, revealing forced labor for private citizens and repeated punishments of other inmates.
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Atlanta
Ruby Gaither
Tola
Fearl Ryan
Ryan
Weaver a Faith Ourist Veteran Ends Campaign Ties
Gen James H Weaver veteran campaigner for green backlam and Populist announces quitting politics to lead a four crusade for divine healing. He once headed the Greenback and Populist tickets and plans a national convention in Des Moines in April to promote divine healing doctrine. He travels from Jacksonville to Washington via Southern Railway with stops toward St Augustine and Key West.
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Apecal
Washington
Dion Moines
Iowa
James H Weaver
Plang
Divine J
Jacksonville
Southern Railway
St Augustine
Key West
Cuba
Pullman
Charted Deaths Approach: Kalamazoo Lawyer Luby Found Dead
Special to The Washington Post. Kalamazoo Michigan December 30 Willam A Luby a respected lawyer was found dead in his office A chart on his desk traced the end time with notations showing his worsening heart condition and medicine taken through the night The notes end at 2 o clock that morning indicating a serious state and difficulty breathing.
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Washington Post
Kalamazoo
Mich
Willam A. Luby
Luby
Rich sculpture unearthed at Florence church chapel
An accidental discovery at the Church of Santa Mariz di Maggiare in Florence reveals two marble tabernacles showing Christ with angels, flanked by columns and floral cornice. Attributed to Mino da Fiesole, some figures show damage from previous renovations. the artistic value remains high.
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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 Joliet pawned her 1 year old baby to escape arrest after a two hour money search. She then tried to buy goods totaling a dollar, receiving checks instead of cash, hiding all but one cent check. A store detective confronted her with duplicate checks as she left.
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Washington Post
James Lynen
Barr
Re~desmen
Eay Lamphere Dies in Michigan City Penitentiary
En Porte Indiana Det Hay Lamphere four years old slayer of Mrs Helle Gunness and her children died today in the Michigan City penitentiary where he served an indeterminate term for arson. Lamphere set fire to the Gunness home near La Porte on April twenty eight, 1908 and incinerated the fatally victimized. He had already been convicted of burning the house and sentenced in November eighteen ninety one to two to fourteen years. he always claimed innocence.
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En Porte
Hay Lamphere
Helle Gunness
Tuberculoais
Michigan City
Lamphere
Gunness
la Porte
Cunnesa
Will leaves millions to charity and churches
The will of James Murdoch of Reid Murdoch & Co gives between 2 million and 8 million to religious, educational, and charitable causes. Chicago Presbyterian Hospital and American Sunday School Union receive large sums while his widow and Murdoch siblings share substantial bequests. Nearly two thirds of the estate is earmarked for charities.
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Washington
Chicago
Murdoch
Reid, Murdoch & Co
Chriatmas
Presbyterian Hospital
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
Young Mens Christian Asapeiation
James Murdoch
FRAUD CLAIMS SHOCK GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
In St Paul Minnesota December 3 authorities disclose extensive fraud in the Great Northern Railway dispute over passenger pastes. Paul Carbon, a saloonkeeper, is arrested on a charge of illegally disposing of some funds. Officials deny company executives were implicated. Several railroad employees are expected to be arrested as investigations widen.
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St. Paul
Minn
Northern Rairoaa
Paul Carbon
L W_ Il
Great Northern
Ray
Railrond Colopang
Ita Investiga
Earthquake Reported in Portland During Afternoon
A light earthquake shock was felt in Portland on December 3 4, with reports noting a quake around 42 percent o'clock. The dispatch mentions sensational Miyakawa Picture Talk and a chain of train connections from Grand Central to New York, with schedules to Boston and beyond.
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Portland
Oreg
Beltimort
Hoxton
New York
Grand Central Station
Hoston
Foston
Aption Aul
Bombs Thrown In New York Tenement Attack
Two bombs exploded on New York City East Side causing Mayhem and property damage. The first blast targeted a tenement and the second occurred within a month at the same locale. Police attribute the Black Hand to the attack on the Sanfilippi and Colt building.
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New York
Warts Santa Arrested in Brooklyn Contract Complaint
A Brooklyn nine year old, Lorenz, sought a warrant in children's court on December 25 claiming Santa Claus failed to deliver a pair of skates. The judge explained holiday delays and noted concern over the breach of contract and potential remedies.
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New York
Lorenz
Brooklyn
Santa Claus
Freddie
Children’s Court
Santa Claus II
Citizens honor District commissioners with formal reception
A large reception at the District building commemorated John Joy Edson and colleagues West and Macfarland for their service. About 700 attendees, including many ladies, praised their administration, noting major improvements to the Municipal building, filtration plant, highways, and Union Terminal Station while acknowledging political challenges and expressing gratitude for their leadership.
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Canon Rudolph
Boand
West
Paw
Alexandria
Chamber of Camameree
Chamber of Camameree Represented That Peighboring
Mahel
Baltimore
Dent
John
John Joy Edson
Fwo
Edson
Union Terminal
Congress
Commisstoner
Committees of
Wau
Washington
Tabor
Macfarland
Mecfarland
Eplybie
Death of Earl Percy Sparks English intrigue in London
Earl Percy eldest son and heir of the Duke of Northumberland died in a shabby Paris hotel after a night of illness. Rumors of a duel with a British adversary circulate, denied by physicians and with police attributing death to natural causes. The embassy and Bart Percy’s condition drew high attention as inquiry continues.
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Buke
Pana
Henry Algernon George
Percy
Duke of Northumberland
Leas
Andy
Earls Brothers
Sir Francis Hertis
Hagishman
England
Paris
Francia Bertie
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Astin Lee
Hart Percy
Pieurizy
London
Earl Percy
Arthur J Balfour
Handington
Bart Percy
Booth Kensington
Northumberland
National Portrait Gallery
Oxford
India
Turkey
London House
Curzon Street
Wages versus expenses outrun wage worker voices
Special to The Washington Post reports Alexander McDonald aged 76 says wage workers cannot meet living costs. He calls for future savings and fair adjustments as prices rise. The piece notes inflation affects marriage, consumption, and even car ownership as indicators of financial status. It also mentions two granddaughters and social commentary on modern dynamics.
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Milhengre
Washington
New York
Cincinnati
New York American
Alexander McDonald
Mr McDonald
Toney
Japanese Ambassador Uchida Stands by Immigration Pact
A rumor on diplomatic circles claims Baron Uchida, the new Japanese ambassador to Washington, opposes any change to the Root Takakira agreement shaping limits on Japanese labor migration to the United States. The embassy notes he will not seek to modify or end the pact.
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Arom Uchida
Barom Uchida
Washington
Hoot
Teabira
United States
Iikado
Tribesmen Attack Alhucemas Repelled by Garrison
Madrid dispatch reports Bit tribesmen attacked the town of Alhucemas today. The garrison repelled the assault with artillery. Observers say the incident sparked surprise and skepticism about peace in Motoctn.
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Perial
Madrid
Alhdcemay
National Antionist League Formed to Fight High Food Prices
Dr E L Scharf gathers prominent citizens and Congress members at his Washington home to form the National Antionist League. The plan calls for a national boycott on costly food items and a six member advisory council to run a nationwide propaganda drive with women targeted for enlistment. An initial seven member advisory council will supervise strategy and officer elections next week.
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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
United States
League
Farmer 15 Blamed as Retailers Deny Profits
Capital retailers insist business is not overcrowded and dispute claims of huge profits. Agricultural Department investigated amid remonstrances and new consumer protection measures. Report notes carloads of food dumped into a river, illustrating alleged market distress.
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Agricultural Department
What the Farmer Gets in Prices From Dept and District
The article compares agricultural prices for Maryland farmers and Washington families, showing wide gaps. Potatoes bring 6 cents per bushel in Maryland versus higher reader district figures, eggs vary by buyer, and poultry and butter prices differ between official department figures and local markets.
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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
Miss Laura Hopkins declined a $2,000 offer for her white cat White Aigrette at the Atlantic Cat Club exhibit in Madison Square Garden. The buyer’s bid featured 190 watches worth $30 each, but Hopkins kept the cat and later sold a kitten for $100. Separate market notes report turkeys 3 cents a pound on Christmas Eve and prices varying across Washington markets with consumer costs rising higher than wholesale.
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Square Garden
Laura Gould Hopkins
Hopans
Gimdain
Miss Hopkins
Mary Gordan
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