Thaw Verdict May Be Reached Friday in Nesbit Case
The Thaw trial adjourned with four expert witnesses left to testify. The Hummel affidavit, read in full, alleges severe abuse of Evelyn Nesbit by Harry Kendall Thaw during European travels in 1903. The defense and prosecution schedules suggest a verdict by Friday if no surprises occur.
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New York
Delmas
Jerome
Justice Fitzgerald
Hummel
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Europe
Abraham Hummel
Miss Nesbit
Thaw
Stanford White
City of Trujillo Captured in Honduran War
Nicaraguan naval forces seized the port of Trujillo Honduras leaving behind artillery rifles and ammunition. Salvadorans openly ally with Honduras, with 2500 troops landing at Amapaja and moving toward Choluteca under Gen Jose Dolores Presa.
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Manasag
Nicaragu
Trujillo
Honduras
Panama
Salvador
Iself
Nicaragua
Amapaja
Choiuteca
San Miguel
Jose Dolores Presa
Well Known Singer Dies in New York at 32
New York reports the death of mezzo-soprano Mrs Nannie Hands Kronberg at her home on Monday. She was 32 and wife of Ss Kronberg theatrical manager. The body will go to Fort Rowan Ontario for interment. Also announced is the appointment of John B Fader of Columbus Ohio as United States District Judge for the southern district of Ohio.
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New York
Nannie Hands Kronberg
Ss. Kronberg
Fort Rowan
Ontario
Ohio
Washington
Roosevelt
John B. Fader
Columbus
United States
Southern District of
U P Stards Unsupported Excitement Mirrors Last Week
New York stock market tumbled on Tuesday with prices collapsing and fears of foreign market trouble fueling selling. Key declines hit Hill and Harriman, St. Paul, Reading and Smelting, with Union Pacific showing no support as London sellers and rumors of impending failures spooked traders.
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New York
Hill
Harriman
St. Paul
Reading
Union Pacific
London
Erie
Southern Pacific and
Steel
Stock Exchange Committee
Nicaraguan Warships Threaten Honduras Coast
Washington dispatches reported to the state department warn that Nicaraguan warships threaten Honduras north coast. Secretary to the American mission in Guatemala and Honduras said dispatches from the consul at Ceibul say conditions are disturbed and Trujillo is in revolutionists hands. The report does not confirm Nicaraguan ships assisted in capturing Trujillo.
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Washington
State Department
Honduras
Philly R Brown
Guatemala
Department
Ceibul
Mr. Brown
Trujillo
Revolutionista
Negroes Transferred to Fort Leavenworth for Army Service
Orders transfer sixty eight Negro soldiers from the Ninth Cavalry to permanent service at the West Point military academy. Twenty four depart this week under Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman, with the remainder to follow in Slay.
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Fort Lesvenworth
Kas
Ninth Cavalry
West Point
The
Military Academy
Sherrard Coleman
Arbitration at St Paul May Settle Minnesota Fare Dispute
Arbitration between the state and railways at St Paul may end the fight over commodity rates and lower railroad fares. If talks advance, resolutions will be introduced in the legislature to direct committees to meet with the governor attorney general and railroad commissioners to agree on a basis of compromise with railway representatives.
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St.Paul
Minnesota
Railroad Commission
Bryan Birthday Addressin Cincinnati Club
William J. Bryan spoke to the Cincinnati Democratic club on Tuesday night noting he was spending the forty seventh anniversary of his birth in the city and predicting five more presidential campaigns. He said his entry into politics was by accident and stayed by design.
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W. J. Bryan
Cincinnati
William J. Bryan
Democratic Club
Bryan
Heat Records Fall Across Oklahoma on Tuesday
A warm day in Oklahoma saw heat records broken as thermometers hit 102 in the shade on Tuesday afternoon. A stiff breeze accompanied the heat with reports from across the territory. Oklahoma City recorded 97 and Thomas 93 degrees.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Territory
Oklahoma City
Thomas
50 000 Trainment Threaten West Rail Strikes
Chicago trainmen and conductors on west lines reject managers wage offer after a fortnight of voting. Ref referendum canvass begins immediately. Trainmen threaten strike if concessions are not granted, potentially affecting 50 000 workers.
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Chicago
FINE AND JAIL FOR FOUR PROMINENT MEN
Omaha reports the sentencing of Bartlett Richards William G Comstock Charles C Jameson and Acquilla Triplett for conspiracy to defraud public land holdings in northwestern Nebraska The four men receive fines and jail terms in a landmark land case noted for its scale witnesses and the role of a federal campaign to enforce land laws. Also six indictments issued at Santa Fe alleging conspiracies to defraud the government and perjury linked to San Juan county coal lands.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
W. H. Munger
United States Court
Bartlett Richards
William G. Comstock
Douglas County
Charles C. Jameson
Acquilla Triplett
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Munger
Richards
Comstock
Acquilla-Triplett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bold robbery of jewelry at Los Angeles store
In Los Angeles at Sixth and Spring streets during a busy Saturday night, two men held up a jewelry store in the Hotel Hayward building and escaped with between 2000 and 4000 dollars in valuables. Two Yale professors resign and become emeritus. In Ajaccio, a torpedo boat destroyer rammed another vessel during maneuvers, causing deaths and injuries, with the Epee towing the damaged boat ashore.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sixth and
Spring Streets
Hayward
Ajaccio
France
Fipee
Epee
Flood Victims Reported in Cincinnati and Marietta
In Cincinnati and Marietta flood reports describe several deaths and injuries from a collapsed building on Front Street. River levels show the Ohio at 62 feet and receding expected Tuesday. The Sterling refinery, National refinery, and Stevens Organ factory suffered major losses. hundreds of homes and barns were swept away. fuel gas shortages worsen the crisis. Ice and water damaged a hall at Marietta College opened by Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
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Cincinnati
Front Street
Ohio River
Marietta
Sterling Oil
National Refinery
Washington County
National Table Works
Stevens Organ & Pisuo Company
Marietta College
Alice Roosevelt-Longworth
Graft alleged in Frisco as grand jury probes city deals
March 18 report from San Francisco describes a grand jury inquiry into municipal corruption. The Bulletin issued an extra claiming indictments to follow, centering on street railway privileges, a $150000 bribe for electric conversions, a mysterious beneficiary, and disbursed sums to minor officials. Rival telephone firms and a $26006 corporate fund for fight permits are also alleged.
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San Francisco
Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
Bulletin
Hulletin
President promises silk flag for Nelson bust at naval academy
In Washington on March 19 Mrs. Roosevelt pledged a silk American flag to drape Admiral Lord Nelson’s bust at the naval academy after Rev. Edward W Matthews of London requested the gift. Matthews carried a Victory medal and testament for a president’s child. Archie received the souvenirs as the president sent a personal greeting to the king. Local Option for Colorado in Denver on March 19 passes with emergency clause. Governor Buchten approved. becomes law soon. In Tucson on March 19 L E Walden, mine superintendent, killed by a blasting cap explosion while crimping between his teeth in the Purcell mountains.
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Washington
Edward Wmatthews
London
Roosevelt
Lord Nelson
Naval Academy
Edward
White House
Matthews
Archie
Tucson
Ariz
Purcell
Serrica Mountains
Four Rifles From Company B Used In Brownsville Shootout
Reports to the senate military affairs committee claim four rifles from Company B Twenty-fifth Infantry were used in the Brownsville incident. Shells found in the town matched tests at Springfield Arsenal, affirming the use of all 33 shells by four guns. A Galveston confession of D W Gray is denied as fake by Maj Blocksom, with no Twenty-fifth Infantry members examined.
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Washington
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Ordnance Department of the Army
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Fort Brown
Springfield
Galveston
D. W. Gray
Maj. Blocksom
San Antonio
War Department
Maj. Blocks
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Henry Watson
Peirose
Gray
Department
Fred van S. Chamberlain
Houston
Young Marvin May Be Found
Dover Delaware reports that Erie authorities contacted Dr Horace Marvin and spoke with Dr Harvey Marvin as investigators traced missing boy Horace Marvin from Canada through Port Huron to Erie. A state legislature resolution urged Roosevelt to instruct postmasters to display notices aiding the search.
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Dover
Del
Erie
Horace Marvin
Horace
Harvey Marvin
Marvins
Canada
Port Huron
Roosevelt
Multiple Disasters and News From Around the World
A packed brief: three trainmen killed in a Cincinnati locomotive explosion, robbers seize $200 in Macon Missouri, smallpox vaccination drive in Paris, Batesville bank safe looted with little gain, sixteen tunnel miners injured in Chicago sewer collapse, Tachira Venezuela revolution led by Gen Juan Pablo Penalosa, author Parmenio Betton dies in Rome, banker M H Alberty dies after mine shaft fall in Cherokee Kansas, Rockefeller denies $50 million China modernization claim, Jabba liner wreck off England but passengers saved, strike riot injures workers at East Chicago steel mill, Calvary Baptist Church Lexington destroyed by fire, Italian minister of justice appointed, French foreign minister Bertholst dies, Bishop Thorpe dies, White Star liner Suevic wrecked near The Lizard but crew saved, English author Walter Pelham dies, New Albany man dies on Missouri & Texas train, Missouri legislature to consider public utilities regulation, Smithsonian keeper Rhees dies, drowning accident in Spain, Pope meets Bishop O Gorman praising U S Philippine role, Upton Sinclair’s Helicon Hall destroyed by gas explosion, Jan Guikus/Jack Zlotkowski arrested for jewelry thefts, Roosevelt forms inland waterways commission, dynamite found at Englewood Sinclair colony ruins.
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Cincinnati
Macon
Paris
First National Bank
Batesville
Ind
Chicago
Tachira
Venezuela
Juan Pablo Penalosa
Parmenio Betton
Rome
M.H. Alberty
Cherokee
Kan
John D. Rockefeller
China
Prawle Point
England
Republic Iron & Steel Mills
Calvary Baptist Church
Lexington
Victor Emmanuel Orlando
Sig. Cath. ‘ M. Bertholst
France
Mgr
Thomas P. Thorpe
Cleveland
Lizard
Walter Pelham
Mansion House
Garrison-on-the- Sound
R. Clark
New Blvany
San Antonio
Tex
Missouri & Texas
Pilot Grove
Folk
Missouri
W. J. Rhees
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Rhees
Pedro Marcos
Valladolid
Spain
Bishop O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Sdb
Pope
Ireland
United States
Upton Sinclair
Helicon Hall
Englewood
N. J
Jan Guikus
Alas
Jack Zlotkowski
Tacoma
Wash
Roosevelt
Inland Waterways Commission
Sinclair Colony
Engiewood
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Phaw
Austrian Tyral
Thea
Harry Thaw
Supreme Court
County of New York
Evelyn Wesbeit
Harry Kendall Thaw
Abraham A. Nimmel
Howe & Hummel
Plaintiff
Tummel
Bonilla
U.P
Hill and Harriman
Revolution
John D
Uncle
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Lewis Orsmond Brastew
Yale Divinity School
Daniel Cady Eaton
Yale Corporation
Frisco
Nelson
Mrs. Roosevelt
King
Calorada
Denver
Guv. Buchte
Marvin
Herbert Davisson
Effie Mason
Davisson
Hadeen
Count Lamsdorf
Genoa
San Remo
San Reno
Chippewa Falls
Wis
John Hunt
York
Baars
Kansas
Gorn
Serers
Shenp—Wethers
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