Zelaya forces win at Greytown as neutrality issue looms
Reports from Managua and Washington describe a raised siege at Greytown, with insurgents claiming victory and Honduran opposition leader Manuel Bonilla preparing an expedition. Zelaya’s government reports casualties and a retreat by Chamorro forces, while neutrality treaty concerns threaten a broader Central American crisis.
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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
Darien Canal Postponed As Boundary Treaty Delayed
Facatativa Colombia November seventeenth Luis Arturo Undurraga Chilean engineer suspends efforts to win Colombian concession for a canal from Gulf of Darién to Pacific until Colombia and Panama fix their boundary treaty. Delegations decline inspection trip. German and British capitalists show canal interest. ministers to the United States move to Washington without explanation.
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Easton
Colombia
Panama
Facatativa
Luis Arturo Undurragg
Pacific
Andueraga
Bua
Bogote
Washington
YACHTSMEN SUED FOR TAX IN 33 ACTIONS FILED
Government moves to compel 33 American yacht owners, foreign built, to pay 7 per gross ton under a new tariff law. Suit filed in U S circuit court to test constitutionality. Largest tax cited is 12,601 on James Gordon Bennett’s Lquintrata. Tugene Higgins Varuna reportedly wrecked at Madeira Island with 11,018 tax.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
James Gordon Bennett
Tugene Higgins Varuna
Miss Fluffy Raffles Eludes Her Pursuers
A playful street tale follows Miss Fluffy as she cleverly escapes pursuers through quick wits and urban ingenuity, delighting onlookers with a nimble dash and a momentary cache of clever tricks.
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Miss Fluffy Raffles
Fifty-dollar reward offered for saluting Mothers Bread Girl
A lengthy confession-like note describes a chase as the writer, calling herself the Mothers Bread Girl, roams Washington streets. She plans a meeting near Ninth and Tenth, visits stores, places notes in boxes, and notes cordial local police, aiming to avoid detection while awaiting capture.
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Lansburgh & Bro
Hecht & Co
Heuht
Jeventit
oMeera
Union
Thirtteenth
Treasury
Breail
Mina Ramies
Pennayhania Avenue
Ninth
Uprising Aims and Zelaya Policy Shown by Nicaragua Interview
Dr Salvador Castrillo, the revolutionary envoy in Washington, outlines why Nicaragua rises against President Zelaya. He cites monopolies, a $1,250,000 loan, and arms shortages as triggers, notes U S and European reactions, and criticizes Zelaya’s treatment of diplomats and investors while detailing Central American court disputes and foreign interference.
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Axseyta
United States
Zelaya
Salvador Castrillo
Revolutionary Party
Nicaragua
Washington
Bluefields
Castrle iAorn
Paris
Geneva
Managua
de Castrilig
Post
Republic
Am MingHoh
Braliroad
Zélaya
Juan J. Estrada
Graytown
Chamorro Thia
Costa Rica
Central America
Gentral
Averesa Court of Justice
Honduras
Guatemala
Salvador
Central American Court of Justice
Jinis Natwatu
Corin
Taump
Zemyn
Freigners
Coolidge
Me Caolage
Regory
Charke D'Affaires
Department of State
The
Capial
Socety
Weis
Mr .Alber
Los Angeles
Nicaraguan Estates
Tmnery Company
Hazera
Panama
Europe
Caligares
Ciligares
Raymond Patterson Buried In Quiet Funeral
A simple, sorrowful funeral marked the burial of Raymond A Patterson longtime Washington correspondent for the Tribune At the residence of John M Ewen 70 Bellevue Place the service was led by Rev J K G Melure of McCormick Theological Seminary A brief lifework resume and prayers preceded a private burial at Graceland Pallbearers included John A Childs Charles G Dawes Medill McCormick James Keeley Edward Beck and John Callan O Laughlin Floral tributes came from Washington Chicago and other cities
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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 Nov 17 natives of Barangan islands south of Mindanao barter young girls for one ounce of opium each, per W S Lyon a horticulturist from Mindanao who returned from the district. He reports a traffic carried on by Palm Island with government cutters visiting but lacking men to suppress it. Lyon also found a fruit called pelun 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 replacing the late Prince Ito. Baron Makino and another elder statesman have been added as privy council members. Yamagata was among the elder statesmen who often opposed Ito on key issues.
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Tokyo
Prince Yamagata
Privy Council
Baron Makino
Ito
Slugger Testifies in Altman Bomb Case at Chicago Trial
Bruma Y Verra, key witness for the prosecution, describes hired slugging of nonunion workers and arson attempts linked to Vincent and Josaph Altman. He says Altman showed dynamite, urged explosions at Standard Sash and Door and other targets, and ordered hiding of the weapon after a blast.
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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 Questions Midvale Armor Patent Royalties
Testimony in the Krupp versus Carnegie and Midvale Steel suit alleges Midvale owes royalties on armor plate and other patents. The dispute centers on ideas alleged to be used in U S Navy armor plate contracts. Midvale argues the case aims to pressure a rival with its own patent portfolio into disclosing trade secrets.
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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 Spotlight on Chicago Exposition
The tenth international livestock exposition in Chicago gathers top cattle horses sheep and hogs from Seattle Kansas City and nationwide. Breeders showcase prize winning carloads dairy yields and famed animals like Jerry and Billy while nutrition experts study feed efficiency and milk butter output. The event underscores education for students judges and the public with historic records and market stakes.
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Chicago
Tnitea
Catia
Nike
Coleges
American Society of Live Stock Nutrition
Nutrition Society
Andpoint
Rysdick
Billy
Billy Cowld
Jerry
Holetein Ox
Massachusetts
Heta
Waghel
Harvard Student Tries Cholera on Gypsy Moths
A Harvard student identified as William Rout develops a method to spread a caterpillar disease by overfeeding and releasing infected gypsy moths. He claims to have produced a disease in small insect colonies and dispersed it via bees, aiming to devastate gypsy moth populations in New England. The report notes entomologists’ efforts to control the pest and imports from Europe and Japan to fight the outbreak.
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New England
William Rout
Harvard
Relft
Osterolilurs
Bureau of Entomologs
Japan
Europe
Java
Petition for Shipp Pardon Draws Wide Local Support
A petition from Rising Fawn Georgia requests President Taft grant a pardon for former Sheriff Joseph F Shipp and co-defendant. The document claims the sentence would harm the ignorant and irresponsible, warning of danger to South women.
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Mersty
Darien Canal
Fluffy Raffles
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Corby Bakery
Y Corby
Mother
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Mothers
Corby Brothers
Woodward
Houde
Foster
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Siewarap
Dr. Castrillo
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Liang Kuei
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China
Jot Chins
Raymond Patterson
J. M. Ewen
Zach
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Council of Elder Statesmen
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Carpenters
National Livestock Show
By Frederic J. Haskin
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Meadville Pa
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Old Dam
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America
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California
Fred Harevey
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Hattie Williams
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Amrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
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Carrie BE Mar
International Comedienca
Dolly Bouly
Thom J
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Max Hareeis
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Alcite Gaphanme
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Bione
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Wentworth Wate
Teddy Vitegraph
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Schoo! Boys
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Schumann-Hein
Columbia Theater
Turstay
Wile Cleker
Drowes Muste
Paave Plaza
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Washington Symphony Orchestra
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Kitty Cheatham
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Shipp
Taft
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AMUS
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Sia
Chyelard Motella
Carlotta Nillsoy
Erlange
Maclyn Arbuckle
Ad People
Frianger
Theodore Roberts
Burton Holmes
Green Pictures
Omer
Gayvety
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Louis Robie
Knickerbocker
Rottenburg
Avda Grete
Ole
Bowen
Maryland
Ute Street
Harry Saxwel
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