Honduras and Nicaragua reach a limited conference
Washington April 11 The state department issued a dispatch from La Union Honduras noting a planned meeting at Port of Amarmilt between President Zelaya of Nicaragua and President Wines of Salvador to discuss surrender terms amid war tensions. The report also notes a separate dispatch about Amapain surrender and Salvador peace efforts. Lord Rosebery's stance on home rule and political reform is analyzed by British papers, contrasting conservative property rights with broader social changes.
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State Department
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la Union
Honduras
Ident Zelaya
Nicaragua
Prat Wines
Salvador
Stock Exchange Opens for Training in Industries and Mining
New York on April 13 reports the produce exchange has opened its new stock exchange to begin trading in industrial and mining stocks. The list includes as many as 75 industries and 12 mining stocks.
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Xchange
NED Stock Exchange
New York
The
Produce Exchange
Tts New Stock Exchange
Famous trials as compared with Thaws trials
New York April 13 The bonord breaking Thaw trial ended interest returns to three other famous New York murder trials Kennedy MeKinows Patterson each with multiple trials, varied verdicts and court days.
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New York
D. Samuel J. Kennedy
Roland
Orel der
Patterson
Howe
Pittsburgh area technical school to play Western PA teams
A Pittsburgh technical school plans to form a baseball team to join first class competition. The squad aims to represent the school against Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and nearby colleges. Opening game today features Carnegie Tech versus Washburn and Jefferson.
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Venegie
Pittebure
College Cing
Western
Pennsylvania
Western Virginia
Ason
Carnegie ‘Troha
Washstar
Jefferson Washington
Quiet Day After the Strenuous Thaw Trial Shocks
New York April 13 A letter by Howard Nesbit, Evelyn Nesbit’s brother, to Harry Thaw is made public. He refrains from harming Thaw, asks for 4000 to pay debts, and admits being influenced by others. Juror tensions flare during deliberations. Thaw studies newspapers, faces mistrial, and grapples with protective counsel and potential ball.
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New York
Howard Nesbit
Evelyn
Harry Thaw
Thawe
Counser Hote
White
Jerome
Howard "Nesbitt
Florence Lolime
Roe Hie
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Evels
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Steel
Plat
Pfaft
Platts
Tobacco Growers Bill Clarified by Commissioner Yerkes
Commissioner Yerkes explains the Dark Tobacco Growers bill amid farmer speculation. He says farmers may sell to manufacturers without leaf dealer status and may sell to consumers, dealers, manufacturers, or merchants. Personal use by farmer or family is not restricted, and selling through an agent is allowed under the amendment. The farm remains free to dispose of tobacco as before. Also, the University of California alumni club in New York will hold its annual dinner at the Lafayette Hotel with prominent native Californians attending.
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Tomba
Daniel O'Ktelly
Mack
Glcott
Gruber
Ronynge
William Thaw
Saramissioner Yerkes
Yerken Sys
Omlipornea Alumnt Club
New York
University of California Club
University of California
Latsyette
the Golden West
Harriman Appears as Witness in Hall Letter Trial
Ho Harriman testified at Tombs police court as a witness against former stenographer Frank W Hall, accused of selling for publication the Sidney Webster letter. Harriman said the published letter was substantially correct but he did not authorize or permit its publication from his office. He testified Hall had been discharged months before the letter appeared. The trial adjourned until April 10.
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New York
Ho Harriman
Tombs
Frank W. Hall
Sidney Webster
Harriman
Permaisston
Hall
Dry Goods Men Distilled Over Street Conditions
New York merchants report heavy losses from bad streets affecting delivery. Repair bills soar, horses suffer bruises and injuries, and carts break from numerous holes. Officials and associations push for street improvements amid widespread disruption to trade.
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Iment
Merchants’ Association
Citizens’ Union
Automobile Club of America
Fraigite Artichew
24Th Street
Dispensaries for Sale of Liquor in South Charleston County
Charleston county dispensaries report 25000 in first month’s business with projected 45000 monthly receipts. Eleven dispensaries operated as beer outlets closed by the board, shifting activity to licensed breweries and bottlers amid sentiment favoring dispensaries over illicit liquor. The county board anticipates larger profits and supports the dispensing system as a possible permanent institution.
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Charleston
B.C
Ihs
Axce
Lcenses
Man Shot After Argument Over Window Left Open
New York April 12 Frederick Mattheson while convalescing after pneumonia shot his nephew George Hoffman and another man in the Hoffman household after an argument over a window left open near Mattheson’s bed. Mattheson, who had reproved Hoffman, opened fire and was later arrested.
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New York
Frederick Mattheson
Italy
George Hoffman
Hoffman
Arthur Goebelman
Hoffmans
Mattheson
Humphrey Reappointed Quartermaster General
Washington reports Gen. Chas. F. Humphrey has been reappointed by President Roosevelt to lead the army quartermaster department. The appointment follows a long career from Civil War era service through frontier campaigns, Cuba, and the Philippines, highlighted by Medal of Honor-worthy gallantry.
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Rugeed
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Roone Welt
Quartermasters Department
the Army
Roosevelt
Ithi
Inlai
Sisben
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Kough Ri
Humphrey
Quartermaster’s Department
Teddy
Cuba
Philippi
Chas. P. Jompsey
Army
Hat Deadly Oil Fire Destroys Eight in Denton
In Denton Texas on April 13 a deadly oil can fire killed an entire family of eight including Price and five children plus a step daughter and a niece. Price tried to start a blaze with kerosene when an explosion followed, burning victims beyond recognition.
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Denton
Texas
Guoter
Sexu Cady
JC. Price
Jettie Hires
Allen Upohuroh
Price
County boards meet to discuss school improvements
Goan ex SPOM OF ALL OUNTY BOARDS LO Mier J April 14 Passat Vass county holds biannual meetings at the superintendent of schools office. The board reviews methods and ways to raise educational standards, noting the sessions are highly profitable for the schools.
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Allounty Boards
LO Mier
Passat
Vass
How Albuquerque Heard Result of Thaw Trial
The Evening Citizen reported the Thaw jury result promptly after news broke. The paper touted its rapid, special midnight coverage and claimed readers appreciated its swift, comprehensive report ahead of other outlets.
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Albuquerque
Unie
New Mexico
el Paso
Tate
Addi
Evening Citizen
McCaskey to Succeed Wade as Major General
Maj Gen James F Wade retires after forty six years in the service including Civil War and Spanish American War. His retirement elevates Brig Gen William McCaskey to major general, commanding the Texas district. Acqueduct race season set to open in two weeks with fast horses and valuable stakes ahead. New England Sportsmen Show in Boston concludes after two weeks with forestry and game exhibits drawing wide interest. Memphis bank raises capital from 250000 to 500000.
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James F. Wade
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MacArthur
Wm. McCarkey
Department of ‘Texan
Washington, D.C
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Hoston
Mass
New England
Meahanien
Paul Gridley Run Down By Run Away Team
Paul Gridley nephew of Attorney Frank Ackerman, was knocked down and severely injured when a team and wagon ran away on Railroad avenue near Alvarado approach. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital with internal injuries and heavy hemorrhage after being struck and dragged. The wagon's lines broke loose, the rear lighter wagon pulled free, and the team reportedly frightened by a pasture engine. The driver blamed a frightened horse. Gridley attempted to dodge the horses but was thrown and struck by the wagon. Continued on Page Five.
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Alvarado
Railroad Avenue
Paul Gridley
Frank Ackerman
Young Gridley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Carne
Gridley
Carn
Eavy
Griddley
Wy Trimble & Co
Second Street
Uhaves
Chaves
Tien
Annlum
Pecs
April frost damages crops across the Midwest and plains
In a record cool April night, much fruit was killed or injured across Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Oklahoma. Temperatures plunged to near minus ten degrees in parts of Nebraska and twenty two degrees in Missouri. Orchard and garden losses were reported widely with heavy damage to pear peach and plum crops.
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Memane City
Iowa
Oklahoma
St Louis
Colonville
Nebraska
Hippodrome marks second anniversary in New York
The Hippo drome celebrates its second birthday with a vaudeville show after the regular performance. Theatrical company members are invited to join the post show entertainment. Swimming matches in the big tank invite any New York girl to compete against the mermaids of Neptune's Daughter. A hail on stage will follow with Mantel Klein's Hippodrome orchestra providing music.
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Hppodrome
New York
Hippodrome
New
Grand Opera Party in New York to aid West Side Juve
An interesting event is planned tonight in the music room of a New York venue. The Grand Opera Party features amateur performances, costume dances, recitations, and vaudeville to benefit the West Side Juventhe club.
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New York
Grand Opera
Music Room
Ears
West Side Juventhe Club
Thirteen Club heads to Washington from New York
The Thirteen Club of New York City began a special Central Railroad of New Jersey train trip to Washington to meet President Roome West, a club member, and stay over Sunday. The party left New York at 12 12 and Washington at 12 13 midnight Sunday, with 413 travelers aboard.
Governor Hagerman Meets Hughes at White House
Governor Hagerman arrived in Washington and was hosted by Levi A. Hughes a wool buyer and territorial treasurer appointee. Hagerman and Hughes met Secretary of the Interior Garfield for a private talk, with no public disclosure of topics or charges under consideration.
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Governor Hagerman
White House
Hughes
Bening Citcheen
Wishington
D.C
Ernor TL
J. Hagerman
Levi A. Hughes
Bata Fe
Aso
Washington
Mr. Muxhes
Denar
Interior
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J Moteers Wile Gin and Store Thrown Vor son
Meeting called to discuss Rakend bs Ue ane Liangle and ware aoring of form. attendees include Lapurt Ht DAREN and others in a dilapidated sivetina of the Parmer.
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Galen
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