Zelaya forces gain in Greytown siege amid Central America turmoil
Reports from Managua and Washington indicate Zelaya’s loyalists have broken the insurgent blockade of Greytown, reopening the port to commerce as government troops push the rebellion toward Bluefields. Generals Chamorro and Romero are named in battle losses, with Honduran and Nicaraguan front lines shifting as neutrality pacts loom.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Managua
Zelaya
Bluefeldz
New Orleans
Bluefélds| Steamship Company Hd
Greytown
Gen Entrada
Orr
Compan
New
Oreland
Manuel Bonilla
Honduras
I Savd
Niaragua
Estrada
Toche
Honilla Plang
State Department
Tareytown
Socaragualn
Salomon Romero
Chamor
Finhen Beck
Rama
Second Army Corp
Vasques
Bluefields
Snatnett
Lis Noy
Chalatecamx
Lara
Golaya
Mersty
Darien Canal Postponed Amid Boundary Dispute
Chilean engineer Luis Arturo Undurraga abandons plans for a canal concession from the Gulf of Urabá to the Pacific as Colombia and Panama work out a boundary treaty. German and British capitalists show interest in a nonpolitical canal. officials delay until treaty resolution. Francisco de Borda named minister to the United States, Patton Hibben travels to Washington without explanation.
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Easton
Colombia
Panama
Facatativa
Luis Arturo Undurragg
Gulf of Carleh Serosa
Pacific
Andueraga
Bua
Bogote
Washington
YACHTSMEN SUED FOR TAX IN 33 ACTIONS TEST OF TANTI LAW
Government files 33 suits against American yacht owners for the new tax of seven per gross ton under the tariff act. Largest claim reaches 12,601 dollars on the tug Eugen Higgins Varuna. another case taxes 11,018 dollars on the wrecked vessel Varuna near Madeira Island.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
James Gordon Bennett
Tugene Higgins
Miss Fluffy Raffles Eludes Her Pursuers
A playful notice describes Miss Fluffy Raffles eluding pursuers in a lighthearted social item. The piece centers on the clever escape and the local reaction, reflecting community affection for the character.
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Miss Fluffy Raffles
Fifty Dollar Reward for Capturing Mothers Bread Girl
A vivid narrative recalls a man describing his day in Washington as he seeks the elusive Mothers Bread Girl of Corby Bakery. He details city sights, store visits, encounters with clerks, and a police presence while plotting a safe escape from recognition.
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Misa
Corby Bakery
Y Corby
Mother
Ang
Ac Luty
Mothers
Washington
Corby Brothers
Woodward
Houde
Foster
Husnington
Lansburgh & Bro
Hecht & Co
Heuht
Jeventit
Union
Pitteenth Strest
Treasury
Uprising Dialogues on Nicaragua Revolt by Estrada Ally
Dr Salvador Castrillo, representative for Nicaragua's revolutionary faction, details why residents fear Zelaya's rule, citing monopolies, a controversial loan of 1 250 000 pounds, and tax-driven unrest. He describes rebel successes, U.S. indifference, and calls for support as East Coast clashes escalate.
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Salvador Castrillo
Revolutionary Party
Nicaragua
Washington
Bluefields
Castrle iAorn
Paris
Geneva
Managua
de Castrilig
Post
Republic
Zelaya
Am MingHoh
Braliroad
Zélaya
Juan J. Estrada
Graytown
Chamorro Thia
Costa Rica
United States
Central America
Gentral
Averesa Court of Justice
Raymond Patterson Dies in Washington Funeral
Raymond A Patterson longtime Washington correspondent of the Tribune laid to rest at Graceland in a simple private ceremony conducted by Rev J K G Melure of McCormick Theological Seminary with a brief life tribute. Pallbearers included John A Childs Charles G Dawes Medill McCormick James Keeley Edward Beck and John Callan O Laughlin. Floral tributes from Washington Chicago and other cities covered the casket.
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Washington
Olcago
Raymond A. Patterson
the Tribune
Patterson
John M. Ewen
Bellevue Place
J. K. G. Melure
McCormick Theological Seminary
Graceland
John A. Childs
Charles G Dawes
Medill McCormick
James Keeley
Edward 3. Beck
John Callan’ O'Laughlin
Chicago
Girls Traded for Opium off Barangan Islands
Mainla native traders on Barangan Islands south of Mindanao barter young girls for one ounce of opium each, reports W. S Lyon, horticulturist for the Department of Agriculture in Washington. Lyon says a cacao-like trade exists in South Mindanao via Palm Island, with government cutters periodically visiting but short of numbers to curb the traffic. He also found a new fruit called pelun, claimed superior to mango and mangosteen.
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Mainla
Barangan
Mindanao
W. 5
Lyon
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Palm Island
Yamagata Succeeds Ito as Privy Council President
Tokyo November 1 Field Marshal Prince Yamagata has been named president of the privy council succeeding the late Prince Ito Baron Makino also joins the council as a member The elder statesmen clique remains dominant with Yamagata and Ito shaping policy in opposition at times to Makino's views
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Tokyo
Prince Yamagata
Privy Council
Baron Makino
Ito
Slugger Testimony Links Altman Men to 1908 Bomb Plot
Bruma Y Verra testified as chief witness in the Vincent and Josaph Altman trial. He described being hired as a slugger and paid for actions aimed at nonunion carpenters. Verra said Altman showed dynamite and urged bombings including the Standard Sash and Door plant, later hid dynamite after an explosion.
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Chicago
Bruma Y Verra
Vincent
Josaph Altman
Standard Sash and Door Company
Vellin
Vincent Altman
Rash and Door Companys
Verra
Presdent Mielz
The
Carpenters Union
Altman
Venal
Krupp Case Highlights Losses at Midvale Plant
Testimony in the Krupps and Carnegie suit against Midvale Steel details half a million dollars yearly royalty disputes over armor plate patents. The Krupps claim Midvale withheld gear and used Krupp ideas, while Midvale asserts the case aims to bar a viable competitor from court access to its own patented processes.
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Kruppe
Midvale
Sumam
Pillsbure
Carnegies
Orma
Krupps
Midvale Steel Company
Winen
Carnegie Steel Company
United States
Navy
Midvale Steel
Krapps
National Livestock Show Promises Historic Exposition
The tenth international livestock exposition in Chicago gathers top cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs from Seattle and nationwide breeders. Highlights include prize carloads, record milk yields by Guernsey and Holstein cows, famed horses Dan and St Louis, and studying stock judging to train students and dairy scientists.
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Chicago
Tnitea
Catia
Nike
Coleges
The
American Society of Live Stock Nutrition
Nutrition Society
Billy
Jerry
Holatenox
Massachusetts
Hefa
Tile
Guernsey
Cybele
Meadville Pa
St. Loud
Dan
St Laura
Old Dam
St. Loui
America
Harvard Student Tries Cholera on Gypsy Moths
A Harvard student William Rout experiments to spread caterpillar cholera among gypsy moths to destroy the pest in New England. The plan involves overfeeding insects, releasing infected moths, and spraying trees with mixtures from dead insects to spread the disease, aiming to devastate the gypsy moth population. Researchers note the work is costly and slow, with authority efforts ongoing to control the infestation.
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New England
William Rout
Harvard
Relft
Osterolilurs
Bureau of Entomologs
Japan
Europe
Java
Petition for Shipp Pardon Reaches Taft From Rising Fawn
A petition from Rising Fawn Georgia asks President Taft to pardon former Sheriff Joseph F Shipp and codefendant. It asserts public fear at the sentence’s fulfillment and warns of danger to Southern women from increased ignorance and irresponsibility, reflecting strong sentiment in the region.
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Guatemala
Central American Court of Justice
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Corin
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Coolidge
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China
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Raymond Patterson
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Council of Elder Statesmen
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Alcite
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