Mexico urged to intervene to end Central American war
Reports from Mexico say Salvadoran officials urged Mexico to use its influence to halt hostilities in Central America. President Diaz authorized Creel to inform Washington of possible steps toward peace, as Salvad or has allied with Honduras and Nicaragua in seeking a settlement. Observers expect Mexican involvement may begin a broader peace effort without immediate cessation of work by rivals.
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Labor Stalemate Hinders Accord on Ads and Employees
A committee reports no progress in bridging differences between management and employees over advertising practices and prospective strike action. Talks stall as both sides demand compliance from the other.
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Sullivan defeats Palmer in tenth round boxing clash
In Los Angeles on March 27, Jack Palmer of England falls to Jack Sullivan of Boston in a 24 round match cut short to ten. Palmer is unable to land clean blows as Sullivan dominates from the start, flooring him in the third round and forcing a decisive finish.
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Stock Market Reverses Course Sharply On Government Aid Hopes
In New York on Tuesday March 27 traders shifted from Monday's slump to a strong bid. London prices were down but New York opened higher and surged as investors bought heavily. Bears retreated on aid rumors and when Washington confirmed assistance shorts covered, boosting investment buying and driving prices up. The session turned volatile with substantial early gains.
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London
New York Exchange
Bears
Washington
Shorts
Senator Foraker Considers Presidential Candidacy
The senator says he is willing to go before the people on his record and has nothing to conceal. Though not stating a firm candidacy for Roosevelt’s successor, his Washington friends expect a formal announcement later and hope he enters the Ohio primary fight to win his state’s endorsement.
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Foraker
Roosevelt
Washington
Ohio
Fire Rages in Homestake Mine at Lead
A fierce fire burns at the 600 foot level of the Homestake mine in Lead SD. Miners were trapped behind the blaze and rescued with difficulty while several horses died. Firefighters consider flooding the level to control the flames and protect remaining mine workings.
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Illinois man dies by own action on railroad tracks
Mount Pleasant Iowa March 27 Oscar Nyler a tailor from Cambridge Illinois tied a handkerchief over his eyes and threw himself under the Burlington fast mail train witnesses saw him on the track.
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Mount Pleasant
Oscar Nyler
Taylor
Cambridge
Ill
Burlington Fast Mail
Severe Lafayette Storm Kills Farmer in Lightning Strike
A powerful electrical storm struck Lafayette on Tuesday evening with heavy rain and lightning causing widespread wire damage. Parvin Runyan, a 70 year old farmer, was killed by lightning.
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Parvin Runyan
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Richard Mansfield Arrives in New York in Serious Illness
Richard Mansfield reached New York and was taken to his River Side Drive home. Dr Crandall, his physician, said the actor is seriously ill with grip but not in immediate danger.
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New York
Richard Mansfield
Riverside Drive
F. M. Crandall
Foraker Urges Ohio Primary to Choose Presidential Delegates
Senator Foraker rejects Taft as Ohio’s sole future nominee and calls for a state Republican primary to select delegates to the convention. He says official approval from Ohioans is needed before any political honors are accepted. The note follows Arthur Vorys’s pledge to back Taft.
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Foraker
Taft
Ohio
United States Senate
Republican State Executive Committee
Arthur I. Vorys
Wheat quotes from Minneapolis market report
Market notes from Minneapolis dated March 26 show May wheat at 77 3/4 cents, July at 79 3/4 cents. On track prices list No 1 hard 80 1/4 to 80 3/4 cents, No 1 Northern 79 1/4 to 79 3/4, No 2 Northern 77 1/2 to 77 5/8, No 3 Northern 74 3/4 to 76 1/8 cents.
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Minneapolis
Cattle and Hog Prices Range in St Paul Market Report
St Paul market summary records cattle prices for good to choice steers from 5.50 to 6.20, fair to good 4.00 to 5.01, cows and heifers 3.60 to 4.75, years 4.50 to 6.50. Hogs quoted 5.90 to 6.05. Sheep with ewes 5.50 to 6.00 and lambs good to prime 6.50 to 7.60.
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St. Paul
Grain Prices and Market Quotes From Duluth
Wheat to arrive and on track No 1 hard at 805 cents No 1 Northern 799 The 2 Northern 784 cents May 79 cents July 80 1 Sept 101 cents Flax to arrive 1 18 on track 1 18 3 May 1 19 July 1 20 Oct 1 18
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Duluth
Thaw Lunacy Commission Appointed to Test Sanity
New York March 27 Justice Fitzgerald ordered a lunacy commission to assess Harry K Thaw's mental state as his first degree murder trial remains stalled. The panel includes Morgan J. O'Brien Peter B. Olney and D Leopold Putzel with DA Jerome and Thaw counsel present. The decision shifts fate toward asylum or resumed trial after hearings.
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Harry K Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Stanford White
Pamed
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
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Morgan J. O’brien
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Edward Thaw
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Peabody
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Gleason
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Masers
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Dearie
Philippines move to form popular assembly under peace
The Philippine commission is to report to President Roosevelt whether a two year peace holds in uninhabited areas for Christians. If affirmative, a general election would be held July 30 to elect delegates to a two house assembly replacing the commission's legislative power. Non Christian tribes barred from voting under federal law.
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Philippine Commission
Cable
Roosevelt
United States
Popular Assembly of the People of the Philippine Islands
Severe Thunderstorm Strikes Chicago Killing Worker
Chicago on March 27 endured a severe electrical and rain storm. John Mueller, a lumber company employee at 3500 Center Avenue, was struck by lightning and killed. Nine fires started within twenty minutes as bolts surged, while heavy rain and hail battered the city.
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Chicago
John Mueller
Center Avenue
Hall
Ban On Chicago Canned Meat Lifted By War Office
London march 27 the war office has lifted the ban on Chicago canned meat as food for the British army. the information comes in a reply to an unofficial inquiry from Washington.
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Chicago
War Office
Washington
Fifteen Blees cadets injured in Wabash wreck near Pendleton
Fifteen students from Blees military academy at Macon were slightly hurt when a Wabash train derailed near Pendleton Missouri. Conductor Busby of Warrenton was seriously crushed in the incident caused by spreading rails.
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Blees Military Academy
Macon
Here
Busby
Warrenton
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