Diplomatic Push on Nicaragua Over Executions Reported
Reports from Washington indicate the State Department weighs the alleged execution of two Americans in Nicaragua. President Zelaya reportedly refused clemency. a naval response was authorized as revolutionaries blockaded San Juan del Norte. Details remain uncertain, but officials seek a full, official account.
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Blanca
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Cape Crack
Greytown
Read
Balloon Target Practice By Army Balloons At Lngok Grounds
War department reports artillery teams will attempt to bring down balloons at the proving grounds near the Aly Logk. Gen Foulois will command the balloons with signal corps troops aiding. Balloons will fly from Hook and be observed by South Ordnance officers and College Park detachment personnel.
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New York
Vanmnisson
Aly Lgok Proving Grounds
Voulois
Signal Corps
Colleserik
Ras Ten
Tarlig
Wi- Wright
Sige Atding
Young Diaz in Chain Gang Arrest Report
Vicente Diga, who claims to be grandson of the President of Mexico, was arrested in O&thinsp.&thinsp. today on charges of disorderly conduct. He asked for assistance from Mexico City and produced letters, which led police to detain him as he claimed he was victim of circumstances.
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Vicente Diga
Mexico
Mexico City
Ling
Man's Body Wrecks Train Near Lancaster
A freight train collision near the Pennsylvania Railway in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, today reportedly involved a man who fell from a car platform and died. The body was found under the train with a card bearing names Leo, Flora, Gary, and H. M. Sweet from Chicago, and a paper showing the Houseman address in Jackson, Michigan.
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Leo
Flola
Gary
Tnd
H. M
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Pennell Avenue
Southside
Chicago
Tne Houseman
Page Avenue
Jirkton
Met
Taft Receives Belgian Minister and Other Diplomats in White House
President Taft yesterday reorganized how foreign diplomats are received at the White House. Belgian minister Count de Buisseret waited in the Green Room before being brought to the Blue Room for the interview. Baron Liang and Minister Wu with their aides toured Washington landmarks and met Taft at the White House. The President also discussed a Supreme Court vacancy with potential nominees, and plans to appoint eight assistants in Treasury and Commerce. Indiana politics and antitrust measures were touched on in brief conversations with Representative Martin and former Gov. Durbin.
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Count Ae! Bulegoret
Chanler Hale
Baron Liang
New York
Eurone
Supreme Court
Judson
St. Louis
Treasury
Commerce
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Billy Ace
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Swenson
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Jerome Says He Is Trying to Lose Himself in NY Visit
New York District Attorney Jerome arrived at the Shoreham Hotel with Allan A. Ryan. He denied coming on business and said he is out of politics and plans to stay in Washington for several days, then visit Virginia to shoot quail. He stated he is trying to lose himself.
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Iia
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Allan A. Ryan
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Metropolitan Street Railway
Washington
William A Dodge Dead After Apoplexy at 63
William A Dodge longtime government printing office employee died at his home 1282 University Place NW yesterday from apoplexy. He collapsed at his desk weeks ago and the funeral will be at 2 PM tomorrow from his residence, conducted by Rev. W. Thompson. He was a member of Waugh Methodist and son of Alexander and Elizabeth Dodge. At entry to government service he was a proofreader for a newspaper. Frederic May’s Condition Improved after two weeks of pneumonia at 227 G Street NW.
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Esteve
Frederic May
G Street
Taft Sails to Norfolk Aboard Mayflower With Entourage
President William Howard Taft sails to Norfolk aboard the Mayflower for the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention. A special guard of marines greets the party. Rear Admiral Lenzo ensures comfort. Taft invited Andrew Carnegie to join. events include military reviews, speeches to Waterways Association, and an oyster roast at Cape Henry.
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Waterways’ Association
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Ale i Tatk
Norfolk
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
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Mr. Taft
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Executive Mansion
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Tatts
Secret Service
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Mitary
Naval Hbrride
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Aident
Cape Henry
Missing Youth Found After Drug Store Stop
A young white man about 14, barefoot from a drug store incident, was taken to the Washington Asylum Hospital from Sixth precinct. He wore a fur overcoat, plush hat, green vest, and a two-hand necktie, and could not provide his name or address. Police seek identity.
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Washington Asylum Hospital
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Seventh
Sargt. Curry
Feary Guest of Honor at I Told You So Dinner
New York Nov 18 amid trophies of the far North the Aldine Association entertained Commander Robert E. Peary and Capt Bartlett of the arctic steamer Roosevelt at dinner. The association had fined Commander Peary before his departure for the North and members expressed confidence he would reach the goal. About three hundred attended the dinner with President Frank Presbroy presiding.
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New York
North
Aldine Association
Robert EL. Feary
Capt
Bartlett
Roosevelt
Peary
Frank Presbroy
LARZ ANDERSON HAS DOUBLE CHIEF WILKIE MISTAKEN IDENTITIES
Washington gossip notes multimillionaire Larz Anderson closely resembling Secret Service head Chief Wilkie. At Riggs Bank and the White House, officials and friends mistook Wilkie for Anderson, causing surprised reactions as both men are described as handsome. Implied exchange about safeguarding plans and mistaken identity, involving President Taft and Secretary Carpenter.
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White House
Lave Anderson
Washington
John EL Wilde
Anderson
Wilkie
Lert ‘Anderson
Taft
Russe Bank
C. C. Glover
Winkle
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Glover
Wilde
Carpenter
Mr. Anderson
Massachusetts Avenue
Weather bulletin outlines widespread temperatures and storm warnings
The weather service reports now low temperatures across the Midwest and interior states with a warm-up in the Rocky Mountains. Thunderstorms are moving from the lake region toward the central states, with rain and snow in the north. Storm warnings cover the Atlantic and Gulf coasts while wind shifts affect the eastern seaboard, and shipping expects moderates along the European routes.
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Weather Bureau
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Gulf of
Lake Region
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Oudraina
Morta
Sinten
Arsanal
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Rocky Mountains
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Lower
Atlante
Enst Gulf States
Allantle
Texar
Allantie
Madera
Péety
Oath
Southrest
Steamera
Priday
European Pesta
Grane Banke
District commissioners seat eyed amid anxious Democratic meet
The Democratic central committee of the District plans to pick a candidate for a commissioner post to forward to the President. The meeting at Costello's Hall will name a possible nominee while suffrage and campaign efforts for votes in the District are discussed. Willard Richardson, a druggist and regulator supporter, is among those floated. others include William G. Henderson, A R Serven, and Charles F. Watt as potential nominees. The panel of nineteen members, with fourteen present, debates who best fits the commissionership and local interests.
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Board of District Commissioners
Supreme Court
Treasury
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bainten
Democratic’ Central Committee
Tast
Costello's
Siehland
Walter Coatella
J. Fred Kelsey
Kelley
Willard
Richardson
National Wholesale Druggists' Association
Board of Trade
Vermont
Elieve
Langdon Citizene’ Association
Willam G. Henderson
Belington Clilsens’ Association
A. R. Serven
Service Commission
Tice
Belington Association
Charles F. Watt
Moore & Hil Company
Lurton Is Taft's Choice for Supreme Court Seat
Washington dispatch reports President Taft will nominate Judge Horace H. Lurton of Nashville for the vacant Supreme Court seat left by Rufus W. Peckham. Age 65 is cited as the sole possible obstacle, though Lurton is said to be in full power for high judicial honors. Lurton, a former Confederate soldier and Democrat, is described as Taft's preferred first choice.
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Washington
Bvaning Post
Tate
Horace H. Lurton
Nashville
Tat
Tennesges
Rufus W. Peckham
Taft
Judiciary Committee
Senate
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Judge Lurton
Judiciary
Tennessean
Tatt
Willard Family Plot Transfer and Obituary Notes
The body of Mrs. Sarah Bradley Willard will be moved from Westminster to the family burial plot in Westminster. The transfer is expected mid next week. Mr. HA Willard and H. K. Willard, with the family, will return to Washington in December. Garfield Memorial Hospital directors express regret and sympathy for the Willard family. Mrs. Willard, active in hospital work since its founding in 18, is remembered for her service. A Georgetown mass meeting at 7:45 p.m. in the West Street Presbyterian Church hall, under the Georgetown WCTU, features speakers including Mrs. Zed H. Copp and Rev. James T. Marshall to discuss local civic betterment.
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Washington
Westminster
Oil
Vermont
Ady
Garfield’ Memorial Hospital
Georgetown
West Street Presbyterian Church
Hood's Sarsaparilla Healed Deafness and Senses Loss
A reader from Lebanon Kangas recounts catarrh lasting years that impaired hearing and taste. After trying three medicines without relief, he took Hood's Sarsaparilla, completing four bottles and recovering fully with no return of symptoms. He credits the tonic for restoring health and urges others to try it.
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Lebanon
Kangas
Hood
Aero Fund Nears 50 000 for Aviation Drive in DC
Baltimore Aero Club launches effort to raise 50 000 for aviation fund with Washington officials planning a New York trip. Subscriptions totalling 9 000 reported at the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, committee members named to join Washington reps for talks at Cart Joni Field Biston with officials of the Aero Club of America.
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Comittee
American Security and Trust Company
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Georgie Gibron
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J. Kaufman
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Tussala
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Washington Aero Club
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Falltamoré
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Col. Joye
Genrxe
Randolph
Clinton Riges
Millard F. Birgess
Ghd J
Albert “Hughes
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Ibe
Joint Committee
Baltiandre Aero Club
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Hotel Rea
Gale wrecks Briggs Rice dirigible in New York storm
The largest airship ever built in the United States the American Eagle was wrecked in New York on November 1 when a gale tore a tent at the Paris aviation rounds wounding inventor T Rice of Hot Springs Arkansas his son Roy and several workmen as falling poles struck them.
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America
New York
Briggs Rice
Birth rate decline sparks ethical debate in 20th century
Special to The Washington Post reports a lecture by Cornell statistician Walter Wilkos noting a continued birth rate decline would reduce future births and raise concerns about social leadership, with Harvard figures showing each 100 graduates producing about one. He cites regional birth and death patterns and urges renewed ethical standards and social support for those who serve society.
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Walter FP
Wilkos
Cornell Stati An
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New York
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