Help That Country Put Down Peasant Revolt
Managua reports Honduras President Bontila ordered surrender of Tegucigalpa to Nicaraguan troops after retreat from Amapala. The capital is now under Nicaraguan government control as Russian troops intervene in Persia and unrest grows in Roumania with peasants marching on Mucharest.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Bontila
Honduras
Amapaella
Choluteca
Amapalla
Teguicigalpa
Persia
Keran
Sebsewar
Sebzewar
Khorasan
Roumania
Mucharest
Yeleorman
Viashina
Serge
Removing Tracks From New York Streets
The long contention over the tracks of the New York Central railroad in Eleventh Avenue led to condemnation proceedings opened today for track removal. Bronx civic organizations push for immediate forms and contacts to advance tides along Wentchester Avenue and White Plains Road, urging the commission to fast track at least one route, if not sooner, as Manhattan routes are noted.
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New York Streets
New York
New York Central Railroad
Eleventh Avenue
Bronx
Chester Avenue
White Plains Road
Manhattan
Morning Journal Hears its Hand in Immigration Post
Santa Fe March 26 reports H B Hening, accused reformer of misrepresentation, may be chosen secretary of the Bureau of Immigration with a salary near 1600 plus expenses. The Morning Journal argues this proves its editor’s influence, while officials warn the governor’s rule may bar a newspaper employee from public service. The outcome remains uncertain as political maneuvering continues.
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Citize
Santa Fe
H. B. Hening
Bureau of Immigration
Danny Macpherson
Mr. Mening
Honing
Hening
Hottie
Wind and Sand Storms Sweep Across Colorado and California
A large wind storm moved from California eastward and centered over Colorado, bringing clearing weather to San Francisco and disrupting Pueblo traffic. In Colorado Springs a fierce sand storm with gusts up to 72 mph halted business and caused damage to signs and awnings, while railways faced delays but soon reopening is expected. The weather bureau notes improved conditions as rivers rise and flood chances lessen.
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San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Richman's
Colorado Springs
Melba Sings Farewell Engagement at Hammerstein’s
New York reports Mme Melba closed her season at Boheme in Hammerstein’s Manhattan Opera House. She sang Mimi in La Boheme to a large, enthusiastic audience and added a balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet between acts. Her sixteenth season contract calls for four new roles. Emma Calve is slated next, appearing on the 27th as Carmen.
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Melba
New York
Mme
Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Mimi
Emma Calve
Carmen
The Man Who Tried to Save McKinley Now a Maniac
Atlantic City reports James Parker, the only man who directly tried to save President McKinley in Buffalo, is jailed as a maniac after the September incident. Parker stood near the president when the assassin struck, and his name is recalled in the latest arrest.
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McKinley
Atlantic City
Mareh
McKinon
Buffalo
James Parker Parker
Olgoaz
Mne
Ames Paige IE
Tobacco interests jubilant as legislation passes
Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia tobacco growers celebrate new bills strengthening the association and boosting prices. President Fort, chief executive of the organization, says the passage fortifies the group against stea policy pressures and supports the tobacco trust amid years of contention.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Ste
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Brotherhoods Meet Railways Managers For Last Say
Chicago dispatch reports the general managers of western railroads meet with the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the order of Railway Conductors to end a long pay dispute. A 10 percent raise is offered but a nine hour day is not granted. A week of talks is expected with no clear outcome yet.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Resignation of Senator Spooner Sparks Wisconsin Senate Move
Milwaukee stock quotes note Senator Spooner declines to serve another term as U S senator from Wisconsin. James Stephens of Marinette, a millionaire, is expected to be elected to fill the unexpired term. City figures plan active fundraising to raise about 950000, with ground floor momentum in the valley seen as favorable.
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Sen
Spooner
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Wisconsia
James Stephen
Marinette
Ker
le Follette
Congressma
Conel Mattin
Os Maren
Moving post office a key federal building plan
Washington reports a March briefing notes completion of Albuquerque federal building plans with cabinet approval expected. A dinner at a hotel featured William Loeb and Senators Beveridge and Hansbrough amid lively social chatter on music and politics. Nicholas Longworth cited as a leading amateur musician with a noted family musical heritage and ties to Cincinnati’s cultural scene.
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Washington, D.C
Legate Andrews
Loeb
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Hansbrough
Senate
Washington, D. C
Moe
Nicholas Longworth
Mp Mothe
Mumen
Longworth
College of Music
Theodore Thewss Ares
Cincinnati
Resignations in the York Regiment After Long Service
Yorks senior Anthony J. Bleecker resigns after about twenty three years in the Txt regiment and quits the service today. Captain Beekmes named in his place. Color Sergeant Bufort awarded brevet second lieutenant after twenty six years service. Nas toon retires. Ambassadorship honors for James Rove with a New York chamber of commerce reception today.
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New York
James ‘Rove
Great Beffalo
Chamber of Commerce
Ip Hall
Mervest
Calve Willing To Sing At Manhattan Opera House
Mme Calve Willing sings tonight at Hammerstein's Opera House in Carmen her first appearance this season in New York. She will also appear as Marguerite in Faust and Hammerstein plans a season of German opera next year including Tristan and Isolde and other more dramatic works.
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Manhattan Opera House
New York
Mme
Calve Willing
Hammersteins Opera House
Carmen
Marguerite
Gou
Wing N Tigers Open Season With Past G
Princeton, No 1, opens season March 26 with a game against William and Mary at Norfolk. The schedule follows with a game at Norfolk against Hampton and Sydney, then a home game versus Randolph Macon at Stud on the 28th.
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Princeton
William and Mary
Norfolk
Hampton
Sydney
Randolph Macon
Stud
College Conference Opens at Washburn College
The fifth annual conference of the association of the Colleges of the Interior begins today at Washburn College chapel in Topeka Kansas, with twenty colleges represented and presidents or delegates present. The event runs through March 28 and discusses interdenominational involvement and price movements in various sectors.
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Tories
Topeka
Kans
Association of the Colleges of the
Stock Market Turmoil Amid Wide Swings and Bears
New York stocks rose and fell unpredictably as traders faced fear of a market drop and nervousness over aggressive selling. Early trades showed sharp reversals, with bears fearing losses while bulls vowed recovery aided by favorable abroad signals.
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New York
London
Miners Vote on Amalgamated Settlement in Butte
A special election in Butte Mont today asks miners to accept a wage settlement with Amalgamated Copper Co. The proposal pays 3.44 per day with a five year contract and a guard to restore the 42.60 per day if copper drops to 18 cents. Miners largely favor acceptance. smelter men and engineers plan direct talks with the company.
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Mont. Mareh
Butte Miners’ Union
Mining Companion
Amalgamated Company
Nimae
Melba Signs to Sing Into a Talking Machine
New York March 2. Opera star Melba signed with a talking machine proprietor to sing on his machine for a week earning $30,000 in royalties with a guarantee equal to the president’s annual salary. The contract covers the week ending April 4. The offer reflects a major push in recorded recital rights amid expanding sound publishing. The note also mentions a prior canceled engagement and broader bank currency data from Washington.
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Melba
New York
Salling
Europe
Metin
United States
Cordina
Thaw case to be judged by lunacy commission
Justice Fitzgerald appoints a three member lunacy commission to determine if Thaw is sane. Morgan J. O'Brien Peter B. Olney and Dr Leopold Putzell will report, delaying the murder trial. If sane, trial resumes. if not, Thaw would be sent to Matteawan. Evelyn Thaw weeps as she leaves.
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New York
Fitsgerald
Morgan J. O'Brien
Supreme Court
Peter B. Olney
Leopold Putzell
Fitzgerald
Mattewan
Coun
Boats of Highlands Fight Over Landings and Rail Rights
An injunction seeks to halt New Jersey Central and Navesink Railroad actions that would end boat service to Atlantic Highlands. Attorney General Carter argues the pier sale overstepped riparian authority, threatening ferries serving Highlands and shore towns. The dispute affects access for rich NY patrons and delays for locals. A separate obituary notes the March 26 passing of Judge aged 58, longtime editor of The Wikeorustan.
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Tmi
Roenang Nein
RTT
Poe Cellor
Hearch
New Jersey Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
Robert H. Carter
Magie
New Jersey Central Railroad
Navesink Railroad Company
Raritan
Long
Highland
Colorado River Cost to Harriman Stated at 2 1/2 Million
The article reports Harriman facing a projected cost of 2.5 million for Colorado River works. It mentions experts, bids, and expenditures tied to the project, with references to funding and oversight by authorities and engineers amid ongoing discussions about the contract and timeline.
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Arie
Harriman
Epon Harishilph
Amocates
Colorado
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