Madriz Named War Minister and Zelaya Asylum Sparks Nicaragua Debate
The report states Dr Madriz named acting war minister in Nicaragua and notes Mexico granted asylum to exiled President Zelaya. Francisco Bacca and Salvador Toledo are discussed as potential ministers with varied records. Estrada seeks funds in the United States to sustain his forces as government recognition hinges on a stable peace. Admiral Kimball’s Corinto visit is described as routine and unrelated to policy.
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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
Francisco Racca
Bacca
Lentz
Corto Leets
Volice Zelaya
Madris Ini
Madrisbuty
Fstrata
Uma
Managua
Madrig
Jonna
Madrid
Nicarague
W W Kimball
U 8N
Corinto
Senor
Nic- Braguadd Ao Ft
Department
Braza
Navy
Ding
Belay Thia
Waa
Lucany Gomez
Diaz to Zelaya hush his aid admits warning
Mexico City reports President Diaz asked Jose Zelaya to refrain from interviews for six days. Zelaya’s secretary says Diaz advised restraint to avoid misinterpretation as Zelaya seeks asylum in Mexico. Zelaya plans travel, education visits, and potential departure from Mexico before Sunday.
Women Hung Up In Stocks At Atlanta Stockade
Testimony in the Atlanta stockade cruelty inquiry reports women hung by wrists on wall hooks inside cells and subjected to whipping devices. Supt Vining and two guards face grand jury charges as Ruby Gaither, age 19, describes fainting from prolonged restraint and other inmates being punished for private citizens. The investigation continues tomorrow.
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Atlanta
Ruby Gaither
Tola
Pearl Ryan
Ryan
Veteran Campaigner Weaver Quits Politics in Healing Crusade
Gen James H Weaver, veteran campaigner for Greenback and Populist tickets and later associated with Bryanism, announces he will devote his remaining years to a divine healing campaign. He aims to lead a national convention in Des Moines likely in April and promote a religious movement across the nation, with sessions and travel plans to Jacksonville and Washington.
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Davne Healing
Washington
Dies Moines
Iowa
James H Weaver
Greerbacklam
Bryanism
Crusade
Divine Healing
Gerr Weaver
Greenback
Des Xioines
Plang
Death on a Lawyer Diary Chart Signals Sudden End
Kalamazoo is stunned as lawyer William A. Luby is found dead in his office. A chart on his desk traces a decline in health from Wednesday afternoon to dawn, with notes about heart medicine and breathing trouble. The final entry at 2 AM marks a serious condition and near death.
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Washington Post
Kalamazoo
Mich
Willam A. Luby
Luby
Rich sculpture unearthed at Florence church niche
An accidental discovery in the Church of Santa Mariz di Maggiare Florence reveals two marble tabernacles depicting Christ with angels, flanked by columns and a floral cornice. Attributed to Mino da Fiesole, though damaged by prior wall work, the sculptures retain artistic value.
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Washington
Rome
Santa Mariz di Maggiare
Florence
Christ
Mino da Fiesole
Woman pawns her baby to avoid arrest in fraud attempt
A Chicago woman, Mrs James Lynen, pawned her one year old child to dodge arrest after a two hour money hunt. She then shopped at a store using checks for nearly all purchases, hiding all but a 1 cent check. A store detective followed, presented two more checks, and the suspect offered to return money for the held checks.
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Janon
the Bellevue
New York
Cohen
Hunt
Julia Cohen
Miss de Janon
Misa de Janon
Burst
Aa Janon
Glenwood Cemetery
Washington Post
James Lynen
Barr
Re~desmen
Lamphere Dies in Michigan City Penitentiary
Det Hay Lamphere, four years old when he aided in the Gunness murders, died today in the Michigan City penitentiary where he served an indeterminate arson sentence. He set the La Porte Gunness house fire on April 28, 1908 and helped burn the bodies. Lamphere was convicted November 6, 1901 and claimed innocence.
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En Porte
Hay Lamphere
Helle Gunness
Tuberculoais
Michigan City
Lamphere
Gunness
la Porte
Cunnesa
Wills Million To Charity In Chicago Firm Will
Theme Murdoch, president of Reid Murdoch a Co wholesale grocers, left an estimated 3.6 to 4 million to religious, educational and charitable groups. Nearly two thirds goes to Presbyterian Hospital Chicago American Sunday School Union Chicago Young Men's Christian Association and other churches. He left 400 thousand to brothers and 400 thousand to John Murdoch, widow and children of James Murdoch. The will was filed in probate court.
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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
Huge railroad pass fraud shocks Great Northern
In St Paul the extent of railroad pass fraud is revealed with Great Northern officials denying company officials’ involvement. Paul Carbon, a saloonkeeper, is arrested for disposing of passes while special agents aid the probe. Several railroad employees face arrest and one has confessed to assist in the inquiry.
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St. Paul, Minn
Trip Paswen
Northern Rabroaa Company
Paul Carbon
L W HiIl
Great Northern
Ofcfals
Spedtal
Ita Investiga
Oregon feels earthquake reported in Portland
A light earthquake shock was felt in Portland Oregon during the afternoon of December 3 4 with vague timing notes and references to train connections and a press story. The fragmented text also mentions Sensational Miyakawa Picture Talk and several city and railway details.
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Portland
Oreg
Miyakawa
Columbia. Ie
Bombs Thrown In New York Tenement Attacks
Two bomb blasts struck the East Side of New York within a short span causing panic and property damage. Police attribute the second blast to the Black Hand, targeting the firm Sanfilippi Colt in the Italian quarter amid rising tensions.
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New York
Warts Santa Arrested in Brooklyn Court
In New York on December 30 a nine year old boy from Brooklyn sought a warrant against Santa Claus for breach of contract over undelivered skates. The court explained holiday deliveries can be confused and the matter was noted with concern for Santa’s delayed shipments.
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New York
Lorenz
Brooklyn
Santa Claus
Freddie
Children’s Court
Santa Claus II
Reception Honors District Commissioners At Alexandria Event
Citizens honor District commissioners with a formal reception in the board room of the District building. About 700 attendees including several ladies, a university of notes, and an orchestra. Edson praises the commissioners for improving the Municipal building, filtration plant, highway bridge, and terminal projects, noting over 2200 dollars in extraordinary improvements since appointment.
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Chigeng
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 Mystery in London
Reports from London say Henry Algernon George the Earl of Northumberland died in a shabby Paris hotel after a sudden illness. Rumors of a duel with a rival Englishman persist despite doctors denying foul play and British officials citing natural causes. The death shocks British conservatives with Arthur Balfour praising the late nobleman’s public service and travel writings.
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Percy
Duke of Northumberland
Cless
Mr Percy
Leas
Andy
Earls Brothers
Sir Francis Hertis
London
Earl Percy
Arthur J Balfour
Haddington
Wages Less Than Expenses Haunt Workers
Alexander McDonald, a 76 year old magnate, laments wages lagging prices and rising living costs. He argues for wage adjustments to prevent hand to mouth living, discourage marriages, and curb conspicuous spending as a sign of wealth. He cautions about saving ability and the strain on families amid high prices. Baltimore and Belair to Cincinnati train listings appear at the end.
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Sapa Micllionaire
Spostal
Washington
New York
Cincinnati Dispatch
Toney
Japanese ambassador Uchida negates immigration pact stance
A rumor suggests Barom Uchida, new Japanese ambassador to Washington, opposes the Root Takakira agreement restricting Japanese labor migration to the United States. Reports claim he will not seek to modify or end the pact, with diplomats noting no steps toward change.
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Arom Uchida
Barom Uchida
Washington
Hoot
Teabira
United States
Imiimdo
Bit tribesmen attack Alhdcemay repelled by garrison
December 3 reports from Madrid that Bit tribesmen attacked the town of Alhdcemay with heavy rifles. The garrison repelled the assault with artillery. Observers say the incident unsettled hopes for peace in Motoctn and challenges the notion of tranquility in the region.
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Perial
Madrid
Alhdcemay
National Antionist League Formed to Curb Food Prices
Dr E L Scharf hosts gathering at 23 Measure Place Northwest with members of Congress to organize a national boycott against high food prices. The initiative seeks officers, solicits members nationwide, and outlines a plan to pressure trusts by halting purchases of targeted foods on a set date.
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E.L Scharf
Congress
Winch the Coffee Combine
Germany
E. L Schart
National Antionist Léague
Washington
National Inscape
Artlaow Tye Postman
Dr Behart
German Coffee Trust
League
Scharf
Consumers, Farmers Clash Over Food Prices Probe
Retailers in the capital deny big profits amid Agricultural Department investigations into farming practices. The story notes consumer concerns and producers demands, with reports of carloads of food dumped into a river as part of the dispute.
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Agricultural Department
What the Farmer Gets in Prices Across Regions
The Agricultural Department and Washington prices show wide gaps for Maryland farmers. Potatoes fetch only a few cents per bushel vs. higher District figures. eggs vary by buyer, with best eggs selling to grocers higher while farmers receive lower rates.
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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 owner of White Aigrette rejects a $2,000 bid for her cat at the Atlantic Cat Club exhibit in Madison Square Garden. The buyer offered 190 notes of $30 each, but Hopkins held firm, selling later a different feline for far less. Reports also discuss turkey prices and market shortages tied to conditions in local and regional markets.
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New York
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