Dynamite Found in Helicon Hall Cellar Amid Fire Probe
Upton Sinclair admits dynamite was in Helicon Hall cellar weeks before a fire that destroyed the cooperative building near Englewood N Y The discovery, along with a dynamite stick by wreckage later, spurs authorities to intensified incendiary investigations. Also reported Eria Pa March 19 notes Horace Marvin of Killamock Del missing and sixty two Wadtian tribesmen killed after a French punitive expedition near Brazzaville and Talis.
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Upton Sinclair
Helicon Hall
New York
Englewood
N. i
Boiiers
Erie
Horace Marvin
Killa Hammock
Del
Brazzavilla
Talis
Cincinnati
Front
Plum Streets
Liptune Seaport Forces Capture Trujillo
The LipTune seaport naval forces of Nicaragua seize the Honduran city of Trujillo, marking a bold move in the regional conflict. Local resistance and international reactions follow as the situation unfolds.
Honduran Forces Enter Nicaragua Conflict Escalates
Reports from Managua and Panama on March 19 describe Honduran troops advancing from San Pedro Sula toward Choluteca with 2500 soldiers under General Jose Dolorse Presa. Nicaraguan militia claim port of Trujillo seized and allied forces moving to Segovia, with support from Guatemala to deny Honduran incursions.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Trujillo
Honduras
Hong ‘Ans
Alery
Panama
Imation
Saly ‘Can
Mapas
Choluteca
San In
Segovia
Mimoyen
Chamorro Hable Iy
Miguel
de Chavar Iy Saegi
Guatemala
Sutton
President will Consider Suggestion to Hold Tence of Governors
The report notes President Roosevelt will review a suggestion from Hor Johnson of Milne calling for a conference of governors rail commissioners and attorneys general to discuss uniformity in regulation of nitro sponsoring a careful study before any official stance. The article remains unsure on timing.
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Washin
Gi Hor Johnson
Milne
eMey Ls
Federal plan debated on regulation and insurance scope
The administration pursues a plan for federal control while weighing benefits from a conference of state authorities. Insurance regulation is treated differently since insurance is not interstate commerce, affecting the conference discussion.
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Bie
Fesser
Santa Fe President Blames Roosevelt For Wall Street Panic
In an afternoon paper interview President E P Ripley of the Santa Fe, now at Santa Barbara, says President Roosevelt is responsible for the present Wall Street uncertainty and that the semi panic was a brush fire he started. Ripley adds anti railroad sentiment may push Santa Fe to strict spending conservatism delaying company improvements until conditions improve.
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Los Angels
E. P Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Santa Barbara
Roosevet
Wall Street
Flood Wrecks Sterling Refinery and Flooded Districts
In Marietta Ohio March 19 rising waters caused heavy damage. The Sterling refinery and buildings floated away with the stills destroying products for a loss of about 50000 dollars. National refinery also suffered. rail service disrupted for days. One hundred houses and countless barns swept away. Fuel gas shortage dominates the flooded regions. Washington county losses may reach one million dollars.
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Marietta
Sterling of
National
Washington County
Doctor Davenport Murder Arrest in Guthrie Case
In Guthrie Ohio on March 1 the body of Dr J W Davenport a leading physician was found on a country road near Ardmore Saturday. Neighbor Mrs M Brooks was arrested charged with murder after bloodhounds traced the trail to her and a revolver with one chamber empty was recovered at the scene.
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Guthrie
Ohio
J. W. Davenport
Ardmore
M. Brooks
Here
President Mellen in Washington Reports on New York Line
President Charles E. Mellen of New York Central is in Washington on March 19 to discuss railway developments and national transportation policy. He is meeting with officials to outline plans for railroad improvements and potential regulatory outcomes.
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Mellen
Washington
Charles 5. Mellen
The
New York
Ed and
Hartson
Roesevalt
Cituctien Str
Ris Ketel
Bidenied Uimstec
New York Stock Market Calms After Turbulent Week
Markets show reduced volume and calmer price moves after last week's wild fluctuations. Bear operators faced losses and forced covering as London prices anticipated the downturn, signaling a return to more normal trading conditions.
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New York
London
Minneapolis Wheat Futures Report
Wheat market on March 18 shows May at 77 1/2 cents, July 78 1/2 cents, September 78 1/4 cents. On track No. 1 hard at 80 80 1/2 cents, No. 1 Northern at 79 1/2 cents, No. Northern 76 3/4 to 77 1/4 cents, No. 8 Northern 75 1/2 cents.
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Minneapolis
Livestock Prices Report From St Paul Market
St Paul cattle prices list ranges by quality with good to choice steers at 5.50 to 6.25, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.75, veals 4.50 to 5.50, hogs 6.40 to 6.50, sheep wethers 5.50 to 6.00, and good to prime lambs 6.50 to 7.60. Market summary reflects typical regional fluctuations and grade-based pricing.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax futures update from Duluth market
Wheat prices listed for delivery on various dates with bids of 79 percent for No 1 hard and 78 1/2 for No 1 Northern. May 78 1/2 and July 79 1/2. Flax futures show May 1.19 and July 1.21 1/2 with October around 1.18.
Thaw trial nears closing as Nesbit affidavit jolts case
New York March 19 with four expert witnesses left to be examined the Thaw trial edges toward closure. The Hummel Nesbit affidavit is read, alleging severe abuse by Thaw during a 1904 European trip and Paris episodes. Defense and prosecution prepare final arguments as potential verdict looms Friday night.
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New York
Delmas
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Hummel
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Europe
Abraham Hummel
Miss Nesbit
Thaw
Stanford White
Austrian
Tyrol
Paris
Abraham H. Hummel
HH. Hummel
Greame M. Hammond
Smith Ely Jellife
W. A. White
Government Hospital For the
Washington, D. C
Minas Gregory Heads Bellevue Hospital Psychopathic Pavilion
Minas Gregory serves as superintendent of the psychopathic pavilion at Bellevue Hospital, overseeing care, safety, and administrative operations at the facility.
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Minas Gregory
Bellevue Hospital
Alarming Suicide Wave Hits Hammond Within One Hour
Hammond reports four self inflicted deaths in a single hour. Wren Lula Berceles, wife of a Greek immigrant hotel owner, ingested carbolic acid then kissed her husband goodbye before departing. An unidentified man killed himself by being run over after a labor dispute. Frank Ablestrand shot himself on the eve of his marriage. Michael Haines hanged himself.
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Hammond
Ind
Wren Lula Berceles
America
Chicago
Booth Bend
Michigan Central Railway
Ablestrand
Michael Haines
Army rifle tests tie Brownsville affair to Fort Brown shells
Washington reports detail microscopic matching of 33 Brownsville shells to four canisters of Company B rifles from Fort Brown. Tests at Springfield arsenal show four Company B rifles discharged all shells. Subpoenas issued for Taylor Wilson and recall of McCurdy as Senate inquiry plans Brownsville visit.
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Washington
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Ordnance Department of the Army
Tate
Senate
Fort Brown
Springfield
Hawkins
Ordnance Department
G. A. Spooner
Springfield Arsenal
Walker McCurdy
Joseph L. Wilson
Thomas Taylor
Senator Foraker
Taylor
Wilson
McCurdy
War Department
Laurison
Taft
Tavior
Arsenal
D. W. Gray
Galveston
Tex
Major Blocksom
San Antonio
Warren
No Mistake in Bookkeeping in Chicago Sub Treasury Theft
The Chicago sub treasury tallying $62,000,000 found no bookkeeping error to explain a $173,000 shortage. authorities concluded the money was stolen. Washington named Thomas E. Brown Jr of New York and Charles R. Williams of Columbus Ga as district judges for the Isthmian canal zone.
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Chicago
Washington
Thomas E. Brown, Jrr
New York
Charles R. Williams
Columbus, Ga
Isthmian Canal Zone
Exposures Increase in San Francisco Graft Probe
Grand jury heard from officials amid intensified scrutiny of municipal corruption. Reports claim $440000 paid for street railway to electric conversion, rival telephone bribes, and a $26000 corporation fund raised by prize promoters. Indictments likely as evidence is reviewed by Heney team.
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San Francisco
Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
Schmits
Abraham Ruef
Bulletin
Heney
South Carolinans of New York Hold First Annual Dinner
The South Carolinans of New York hosted their first annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with speakers Former Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton and Judge J. A. McCullough. Shaw spoke on “The United States” and touched on the railroad situation.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
J. A. McCullough
South Carolina
Mr. Shaw
United States
Mabelle Gilman to Return to Stage Soon
The report notes that Mabelle Gilman plans a quick return to the stage. It also mentions public concern over several smallpox cases in Paris and a formal opening of the Greater Louisville exposition by President Roosevelt via a White House button press. Rear Admiral Benjamin F. Tilley of League Island navy yard died Monday night from double pneumonia.
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Paris
White House
Roosevelt
Louisville Exposition
Benjamin F. Tilley
League Island Navy Yard
Indis Fact Reference Raises Stronger Evidence Claim
A statement asserts stronger evidence against certain people than in former fraud cases in Oregon where juries convicted. The remark implies ongoing or forthcoming legal action.
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Aria
Oregon
Mayor Di of Chicago Introduced as Banquet Speaker
The toastmaster at the banquet introduced Mayor Di of Chicago as the speaker of the evening. Vice President Banks followed with a prosaic talk on the subject Finish in America. Prior to his speech he delivered three addresses, attended several impromptu receptions, and spoke at luncheon at the Presa Club.
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Chicago
Irish Fellowship Club
Fairbanks
James O'Shoucressey
The
Mayor di
Chicaco
Banks
America
Court Refuses to Dismiss Moyer Haywood and Pettibone
In Caldwell Idaho March 19 Judge Wood overruled the defense motion to dismiss the case against Charles H Moyer William D Haywood and George A Pettibone accused as accessories to ex Governor Steunenbergs murder The defense argued two terms of court had passed since arraignment and the cases should end The judge did not decide if a federal statute bars proceedings while habeas corpus cases are pending The afternoon session covered a venue change with 600 affidavits claiming prejudiced public opinion Readings from county newspapers consumed two hours of the session
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Boise
Ida
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Wood
Caldwell
Smith
Poolrooms Hit Hard By Noted Wire Tapping Scheme
Cincinnati report states county poolrooms suffered heavily from a sophisticated wire tapping scheme tied to the horse Nine in Hot Springs sixth race. Nine opened at 10 to 1, then moved to 9 to 5 as bettors laid large wagers while the post time sped up. A cipher error exposed the plot, ending the scheme.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Nine
Hot Springs
Paris minister Berthelot dies after wife's death
Paris reports the death of M. Berthelot former foreign minister in the Bourgeois cabinet of 1895 6. He died shortly after his wife who had long suffered ill health.
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Paris
M. Berthelot
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