Dispatches Complicate Nicaragua Crisis With Executed Americans
Reports from Managua say President Zelaya refused a clemency appeal for two American prisoners and that word spread they had been executed. State Department urged naval vessels toward the Nicaragua coast as rebel forces blockaded San Juan del Norte, with ships and a prize court in Bluefields monitoring contraband cases.
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Blanca
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Emperator
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Greytown
Read
Artillerymen to Test Balloon Destruction at Proving Grounds
At the Albany Look proving grounds the U S Army plans a balloon defense test led by Gen Foulois and supported by Signal Corps units. Balloons will be launched from the Hook with a mixed crew of Signal and Army personnel attempting to demonstrate destruction of air targets.
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New York
Vanmnisson
Weill
Voulois
Signal Reps
Signal Corps
Colleserik
Ras Ten
Tar
Young Diaz in Chain Gang in Ohio Arrest
Vicente Diga claiming to be grandson of the President of Mexico was arrested in Ohio on disorderly conduct. He allegedly telegraphed for aid from Mexico City and produced letters that convinced police, who said he would be hospitalized as he blamed circumstances for his actions.
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Vicente Diga
Mexico
Mexico City
Ling
Man's Body Found After Train Rollover Near Lancaster
A freight train collision near Lancaster Pennsylvania left a male victim's body found beneath a car. A pocket card listed names Leo, Flora, Gary, and H. M. Sweet of Chicago while another paper bore Houseman, 924 Page Avenue, Jirkton Met as potential clues.
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He Togay
Leo
Flola
Gary
Tnd
H. M
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Pennell Avenue
Southside
Chicago
Tne Houseman
Page Avenue
Jirkton
Met
Taft Receives Belgian Minister Amid New White House Protocol
President Taft introduced a new reception protocol for foreign diplomats, directing arrivals to the blue room for greeting after the green room wait. Count de Buisseret of Belgium met with Taft, with Baron Liang Ruell and Secretary of State Chanler Hale presenting him. The Belgian minister’s visit included a tour of Congress, the Capitol, and the White House, with the baron planning to depart for New York soon. Meanwhile Taft weighed Supreme Court nominees and tackled pending Treasury and Commerce appointments as he met with lawmakers and Indiana figures about antitrust and patronage.
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Count Ae! Bulegoret
Chanler Hale
Baron Liang
New York
Eurone
Indiana
Durbin
Br. Derbin
Heveridge
Fairbanks
L. 8
Swenson
Minnesota
State Department
Ap Ge
Jerome is here in New York District Attorney says he is trying to lose himself
New York District Attorney Jerome, seen at the Shoreham Hotel with Allan A. Ryan, denies coming on business. He declares he is out of politics and intends to disappear from public life, planning a quiet stay and a quail shoot at Mr Ryan's Virginia plantation.
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Williat “Ravers Jerome
Iia
Shoreham Hotel
Allan A. Ryan
Thomas ¥. Ryan
Metropolitan Street Railway
Washington
William A. Dodge Dead Printing Office Employee
William A. Dodge longtime government printing office helper died at 1282 University Place NW from apoplexy yesterday morning. He was 63, joined government service as a proof reader for a newspaper and was a member of Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Rev. W. Thompson. Frederic May’s condition improved after pneumonia illness at 227 G Street NW.
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Barhood
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Aijaabeth Ford Dodge
Esteve
Taft Sails to Norfolk for Deeper Waterways Meeting
President Taft and a party sail from the navy yard aboard the Mayflower for Norfolk Virginia to attend the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention. A Marine guard eyes the departure as Taft and officials head to Cape Henlopen for an oyster dinner then Hampton Roads for naval talks and a luncheon with Hampton Naval Institute trustees. Newspaper men accompany the trip, with several ceremonies planned along the route and in Norfolk.
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Taft
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Mr. Taft
White House
Executive Mansion
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Archibald Butt
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Tatts
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Watereggrs
Aident
Cape Henry
Hampton Roads
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Hampton
Hampton Naval Institute
Washington
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Monticello
Missing youth found in drug store interests Sixth precinct
Police and Washington Asylum Hospital officials seek to identify a young white male about 14, barefoot after discarding shoes and socks. He arrived at Sixth and Ostregis drug store wearing a fur overcoat and plush hat, then entered the hospital wagon from Sixth precinct. He cannot provide a name or address and is held for questioning.
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Sixth Precinct
Washington Asylum Hospital
Sixth
Mibus
Seventh
Sargt. Curry
Feary Guest of Honor at Aldine Dinner
New York reports that Commander Robert E. Peary and Captain Bartlett of the arctic steamer Roosevelt were entertained at a dinner by the Aldine Association amid trophies of the far North. The group had previously fined Peary before his departure, now hosting an I told you so gathering with about three hundred attendees and President Frank Presbroy presiding.
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Association
New York
North
Aldine Association
Robert EL. Feary
Capt
Bartlett
Roosevelt
Peary
Frank Presbroy
Double Lookalike: Larz Anderson Meets Chief Wilkie At Washington
Multimillionaire Larz Anderson and Secret Service Chief John Wilkie resemble each other in Washington. At Riggs Bank and the White House, officials and friends mistook Wilkie for Anderson, prompting playful explanations about the resemblance and safeguards for the president.
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Riggs Bank
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 outlook shows fronts and warm spells across regions
The Weather Bureau reports a complex system with a low over the far North and fronts marching through the central states toward Friday and Saturday. Temperatures remain below normal in the Atlantic states while the interior warms, with storms and strong winds along the coasts and Lake region.
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U. S
Dep. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wachington
Thundiy
Gulf of
Lake Region
Cito
Oudraina
Morta
Sinten
Arsanal
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Mineroia Ia
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Jake
Lower
Atlante
Enst Gulf States
Allantle
Texar
Allantie
Madera
Péethy
Oath
Southrest
Steamera
Priday
European Pesta
Grane Banke
District board vacancy sparks central committee meeting
An anxious Washington scene unfolds as the Democratic central committee plans to nominate a candidate for the District commissionership tonight at Costello's Hall. The gathering, led by fourteen of nineteen members, will also address District suffrage efforts amid ongoing speculation over Willard Richardson a druggist backed by drug trade advocates and other local figures proposed for the post.
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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 Taft’s Likely Supreme Court Pick
Washington reports President Taft intends to nominate Horace H. Lurton of Nashville for the Supreme Bench, his top choice to fill the late Rufus Peckham’s seat. Age 65 is cited as the only potential objection, though critics say he remains in prime powers. Lurton, a former Confederate soldier and Democrat, is seen as Taft’s favored candidate.
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Washington
Bvaning Post
Tate
Horace H. Lurton
Nashville
Tat
Tennesges
Rufus W. Peckham
Taft
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Lurton
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 after a temporary interment in the town’s historic oil cemetery. The transfer is expected mid next week. Mr HA Willard and son HK Willard plan December return trips to Washington. Garfield Memorial Hospital board signaled sympathy for Mrs Willard’s family, noting her long service to the hospital. Georgetown mass meeting at 7:45 pm in West Street Presbyterian Chapel will feature Mrs Zed Copp Miss Keney Timberner Rev James T. Marshal Mrs Grayton Emiy and Mrs Don P Brain. Topics include local betterment discussions.
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Washington
Westminster
Oil
Vermont
Ady
Garfield’ Memorial Hospital
Georgetown
West Street Presbyterian Church
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Senses After Deafness and Taste Loss
A reader from Lebanon, Kangas, recounts catarrh resisting three medicines before Hood's Sarsaparilla restored hearing and taste. He took three bottles and improved, then finished two more for lasting relief, noting no return of symptoms.
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Lebanon
Kangas
Hood
Baltimore Aero Club Goes Forward With 50 000 Aviation Fund
Baltimore officials report progress on a $50,000 aviation fund with $9,000 pledged at the Merchants and Manufacturers Association rooms. Subscriptions include multiple $4,000 and $500 gifts, as the joint committee plans a New York trip to appeal to national aviation leaders for support.
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Georgie Gibron
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Aero Club of America
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Washington Aero Club
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Falltamoré
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Col. Joye
Genrxe
Randolph
Clinton Rises
Millerd F. Birgess
J. ‘Albert “Hughes
Nautical
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Baltiandre Aero Club
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Hotel Rea
Gale Weeckes Dirigible Destroyed in New York Tempest
The Briggs Rice Origible, billed as America's largest airship, broke loose in a New York gale at a touring aviation event. The wreck tore down the big tent, injuring inventor T. Rice of Hot Springs Arkansas, his son Roy, and several workers as falling poles struck them.
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America
New York
Briggs Rice
Birth rate decline may shrink future generations study says
A Washington Post report from Ithaeen New York notes Prof Walter Wilkos of Cornell warns a century and a half of birth rate decline could erase future parties and suggests adjusted ethics and social support for those serving society. He cites Harvard data showing a generation producing fewer than it absorbs through deaths, with Native American populations in New England and New York facing more deaths than births.
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Walter FP
Wilkos
Cornell Stati An
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New York
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