Zelaya Claims Victory in Greytown Siege Reported Opened Port
Advices from Managua say Zelaya has ended the revolt now confined to Bluefields. Rebels suffered losses including two generals. government forces report victory near Greytown. Battles involved Gen Estrada and Chamorrie, with cautious moves toward Bluefields and possible Honduran neutrality issues under Central American tensions.
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State Department
Chimorre
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
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Zelaya
Orleana
Gjetator
Bluefields Steameilo Company
Greytown
Gen Estrada
Zelays
Bluefields Steam ® Iy
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Heodurad
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Tasalat
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Borla
Honduras
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ITL
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Lore
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Chasnor
Star
Pedro Louis Diaz
Victera
Rama Herr
Second Army
Vasquez
Bluefield
Chalutecam
Lara
Darien Canal Postponed as Boundary Talks Delay Concession
A Colombian official said granting a concession for the Darien Canal before Panama Colombia boundary treaties is inopportune though likely after settlement. Chilean engineer Luis Arturo Undurrage lobbied congress and diplomats to approve a route, with German and British capitalists eyed for a commercial canal. Francisco de Borda departs for the United States as Paxton Hibben rushes to Washington with uncertain reasons.
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Colorbia
Panama
Colombia
Luis Arturo Undurrage
Hide
Gulf of Darien
Pacific
Andurrags
Francisco de Borda
United States
Paxton P Hibben
Bogota
Washington
Yacht owners sued over tax test in federal court
Government sues American owners of foreign built yachts to collect the new tariff tax of seven dollars per gross ton. Case in the United States circuit court challenges constitutionality of the law. The largest tax cited is 1360 dollars on James Gordon Bennett. Wreck report from Madeira Island notes an $11 018 amount taxed.
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James Gordon Bennetts
Lasistrats
Eugens Higgins Varuna
Madeira Island
Mothers Bread Girl alerts city as she wanders Washington
A caller offers fifty dollars for the capture of the so called Mothers Bread Girl, a figure roaming through Washington described as polite and elusive. She details her day visiting stores, leaving notes, engaging with clerks, and asking for transportation while noting police friendliness and the city’s curious attention.
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Agsope
Wally
Washington
Ian
Woodward & Lott
Uise
Washington Post
Nicaraguan Revolt Aims to Dethrone Zelaya Over Monopolies
Dr Balador Castello, colonial envoy for the revolutionary faction in Nicaragua, discusses United States indifference and arms shortages delaying war. He details Zelaya’s plan to form two giant monopolies funded by a loan of 1200 pounds, argued to be mishandled and used to control rail and debt relief, prompting eastern rebels to rise on October 10 with Juan Ostrada as provisional president. The insurgents claim strategic gains east of longitude 85, while Zelaya’s lone east column faces blockade and Costa Rica border tensions. The interview, conducted in Washington, frames U.S. noninterference as a catalyst for foreign intervention and notes U.S. diplomats’ perceived mistreatment of American citizens and companies tied to Zelaya’s regime.
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Los Angeles
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Emery Company
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Panama
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Europe
Caligarea
Gastlee
Enoz Receives Chinese Baron Liang Kuei Visit to Knox
Baron Liang Kuei accompanied by Minister Wu and other party members met Secretary Knox yesterday. Knox offered facilities to study government methods as Liang Kuei arrived from China to investigate. He is a brother in law of the Chinese prince regent.
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Enoz
Liang Kuei
Barons
Knox
China
Raymond Patterson Buried in Chicago Funeral at M Ewen Home
Sorrow marked the funeral of Raymond A Patterson late chief Washington correspondent of the Tobune. Only relatives and close colleagues attended the noon service at John M Ewen 70 Bellevue Place. The Rev J K G McClure presided with brief remarks on Patterson lifework and esteem. Burial at Graceland was private. Pallbearers included John A Childe Charles G Dawes Mediti McCormick James Keeley Edward S Beck and John Callan O Laugh. Floral tributes arrived from Washington Chicago and other cities.
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Patterson
John N Freeman
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Graceland
John A Childe
Charles G Dawes
Mediti McCormick
James Keeley
Edward S Beck
John Callan O
Washington
Chicago
Girls traded for opium in Mindanao barter tale
Manila Nov 27 natives of Saran fani islands north of Mindanao barter young girls for one ounce of opium each, per W S Lyon a horticulturist returning from a Mindanao south coast trip. Lyon notes traffic via Palm Island, government cutters rare to suppress it, and reports a new fruit pelun superior to mango and mangosteen.
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Manila
Saran Fani
Mindanao
W S Lyon
Lyon
Tropica
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Palm Island
Yamagata Succeeds Ito as Privy Council President
Prince Yamagata was appointed president of the privy council in Tokyo, succeeding the late Prince Ito. Beron Yakino, former minister of education, becomes a privy council member. Yamagata, the elder statesman, held considerable power and opposed Ito in several key areas.
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Tokyo
Prince Yamagata
Privy Council
Ito Beron Yakino
Prince Lamagata
Ito
Witness Testifies in Altman Bomb Trial About Dynamite Plot
Bruno Vera, principal witness for the prosecution in the Vincent and Joseph Altman case, described being lured with pay to plant dynamite at mills and homes. He testified that union officials warned him to hide and that he helped move dynamite after a 1908 blast damaged the Standard Sash and Door plant.
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Vincent
Joseph Altman
Standard Gal and Door Company
Vincent Altman
Sashana
Verra
Metz
Carpetites Union
Jim
Tttmany
Vera
Krupps Allege Midvale Over Royalty Payments Amid Suit
Testimony in court alleges Krupp patents cover armor plate processes and claim royalties paid by Carnegie Steel and others to Midvale Steel. Midvale lawyers counter that suit aims to force a rival with protected patents to reveal secret processes in government contract work for navy armor plates.
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Owen
Carnegies
Midvale Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company
United States
Navy
Midvale Steel
Taynegies
National Live Stock Show at Chicago Heralds High Competition
The National Live Stock Show in Chicago marks the climax of a remarkable season with record entries and high-stakes judging. Top cattle cattle breeders from Seattle Kansas City and Chicago vie for blue ribbons as judges assess loads of cattle quality. The event highlights prize cattle training at agricultural colleges and the nutrition society's studies on feed efficiency and milk production. The era’s famed cattle, horses, and mules headline a showcase of breed records and historic weights while celebrating national stock farming progress.
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Chicago
Thera
United States
Iwak
Inf International
American Society of
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Nutrition Society
Billy Con
Jerry
Massachusetts
Jerey
Terry
New World
Old World
Shelby County
Gome
Wissourian
Petition for Shipp’s Pardons and Taft Clemency Push
A garbled report from Rising Fawn notes a petition urging President Taft to pardon Farmer and halt the detestable practice of slaughter. It cites prices at 2 cents per pound and fears the impact on consumers and society, referencing Sheriff Joseph F Slupp and a broad chorus of citizens.
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St Louis
South
Harvard Student Routes Gypsy Moth to Spread Disease
Harvard student William Reiff devised methods to spread a disease among gypsy moth caterpillars to devastate New England insect pests. He released diseased insects and used mixtures to glue diseased bodies to trees, while other experiments sprayed infected caterpillars with nutrient solutions to spread the illness. The approach mirrors costly, labor intensive efforts by entomology bureaus in battling the pest.
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William Reiff
Harvard
Wr Reiff
Reid
Ita Sud
Bureau of Entomology
Gan
Japan
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