Nicaragua declares end to war as Bonilla flees
Santos Ramirez reports Choluteca captured by Nicaraguan forces and President Bonilla has fled by boat. Washington dispatches confirm Bonilla fled the battlefield and Tegucigalpa’s fall is predicted. Ramirez and Gomez state the war is terminated or nearly so.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Santos Ramirez
Associated Press
Choluteca
Honduras
Bonilla
Bonila
Choluleca
Choluleca River
Gulf of Fonseca
Vasquez
Washington
Corea
Teguicagalpa
Gomez
San Lorenzo
Tegucigalpa
Ramirez
Cholujeca
Export of U S meats and dairy tops 250 million last year
Washington reports that total exports of meats dairy products and food animals exceeded 250 million dollars in value for the previous year. The figure marks a 45 percent rise in the 1896 to 1906 decade, with over 60 percent shipped to the United Kingdom, though this share was down from earlier years. Movement of the 25th Infantry to the Philippines is delayed due to Senator Foraker and officer testimony requirements.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United Kingdom
San Antonio
Tex
25Th Infantry
Philippines
Stevens
Senator Foraker
Senate
Postal Employes Won't Resign in Washington
Information from the post office department says many clerks and letter carriers nationwide who planned to retire at the end of the fiscal year will remain in service. Those who had notified of resignations include city clerks and rural mail carriers, citing higher household expenses as the reason.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Six Students Die In Claremont Train Wreck
A special Atchison Topeka Santa Fe train carrying many students home from an interstate field meet in Claremont collided with an outbound limited train. Six people were killed and 17 injured, several fatally, as both trains moved within the city limits.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Claremont
Creation of Cardinals Postponed in Rome Note
The Trapuna notes a Vatican inspired postponement of foreign cardinal creation to the consistorium. It cites ten cardinals previously planned for April five and mentions cardinal Rinaldin may attend the baptism of King Avfonee’s child. Major Penrose Acquitted in San Antonio.
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Rome
Trapuna
Vatican
Gins
Monsignor
Rinaldin
Avfonee
Burton Refused a Pardon Declares He Wouldn't Accept Clemency
Abilene Kansas March 29 Former United States Senator J R Burton says the president offered him a pardon after his jail transfer at Ironton He refused it saying the president should have the pardon Burton denies the claim Washington March 25 United States attorney Peyton Gordon says letters requesting a pardon arrived at the Justice Department but Burton did not respond nor authorize forwarding the communications to the president
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Abilene
Kan
United States
J. R. Burton
Ironton
Burton
Washington
Peyton Gordon
Senator Burton
Gordon
Department of Justice
Mr. Burton
Europeans Attack Besieged in Moroccan City
Dispatches from Morocco City report the assassination of Dr. Mauchamp linked to the French geodetic mission, followed by a mob assault on Europeans in their homes. The British consular agent fired, killing two. troops later drove off the mob and now guard the houses. France debates policy shifts in North Africa.
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Tangier
Mauchamp
France
Paris
North
Africa
Temps
Poison in tainted hash at Soldiers' Home
One man died and about 75 veterans remained in serious condition at the National Soldiers' Home in Leavenworth Kansas after eating tainted meat hash. William J Cook, 64, of the 14th Missouri Cavalry, died. 73 others were still seriously ill though recovery was expected. A government physician said only those already disabled and weakened were seriously affected. No veterans were missing according to officials.
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Leavenworth
Kan
National Soldiers
William J Cook
14Th Missouri Cavalry
Mexico
Cortelyou and Woodruff Confer With Roosevelt on Campaign Plans
In Washington on March 25 Secretary Cortelyou and New York Republican leader Tim Woodruff met with President Roosevelt at the White House for over two hours. Woodruff said the talk concerned 1908 campaign planning, though no candidates were named or discussed.
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Tim Woodruff
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Timothy Woodruff
New York
Republican State Committee of
Roosevelt
White House
Left Seven Cents to Pay Creditors in Cincinnati
March 25. Leaving behind one nickel and two one cent pieces with a note to his bookkeeper, Lewis W. Young, a slick maker, has disappeared. He recently opened an imposing office and ran a large business, borrowing much money. About $7004 is due to creditors. The firm is defunct. the bookkeeper discovered the assets and debts after Young vanished.
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Cincinnati
Lewis W. Young
Br Owl, Suien Cxuts
Fire at Pennsylvania grain fields and stables kills horses
From Ailose7 lecush cowns, farmers report losses from a fire that damaged grain and killed eleven race horses. A stable blaze at the Shyceast Pay track destroyed multiple horses including Fire Cloth Lady Prudence Sir William Johnson and Star of the Ocean. Total losses estimated at 0 dollars.
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Geeoe
New York
Marsh
Prudence
William Johrson
Star of the Ocean
Thomas Wait
Mrs Daisy Gordon Hanna Divorce Blamed on New York Ambition
The divorce case recalls the late Senator Hanna's son Daniel K. Hanna of Cleveland and cites the former Mrs Hanna Miss May Harrington who previously divorced her first husband. The present Mrs Hanna also split from her first husband, ex-British Army officer William B. De Maud. The estrangement stems from her wish to move to New York to shine in society while he prefers Cleveland.
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Daisy Gordon Hanna
Hanna
Daniel K. Hanna
Cleveland
May Harrington
William 8. de Maud
Mr. Hanna
Yung
New York
Mukuek Mystery Headless Body Found In Susquehanna River
A headless man’s body, securely sewn in a linen sack, was found floating in the Susquehanna River about 15 miles south of Sunbury Pennsylvania. The corpse bore 10 bullet and knife wounds and identification was impossible. Authorities suspect murder but lack a traceable clue. In York a second report notes the discovery of Mrs Adam Rebling’s body in a ditch near Hanover, with involved speculation of foul play dispelled by $75 found in water soaked bills nearby. The 68 year old woman is believed to have wandered off in a mental lapse.
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Sunbury
Sunibury
Susquehanna River
York
Maron
Adam Rebling
Hanover
Navy captain promoted to rear admiral
Frightened by her niece’s ghost, Mrs. Daniel Claver dropped dead at Springfield. The Salvation Army reports saving 27 people in three weeks. The Perkiomen railroad boasts 32 years without a passenger fatality. A Norfolk & Western freight derailed into a creek near Lucasville O amid flood damage, killing two trainmen. Clayton Farmer of Lancaster County sold five acres of tobacco for 355.98 dollars per acre, total 177.92 dollars.
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J. P. Merrell
Navy
Daniel Claver
Springfield
Salvation Army
Chicago
Perkiomen Railroad
Norfolk & Western
Lucasville O
Clayton Farmer
Lancaster County
Lunar Surface Temperatures Vastly Extreme
Astronomers note the moon endures extreme heat in the two week day and extreme cold in the two week night. The daytime and nighttime temperatures reach peaks greater than any natural Earth temperatures, with the noon and midnight marks showing the widest gaps.
Fae Golier and Bertie Pursue a Pall in War Gossip
In a terse dialogue a caddie and Fae Golier discuss searching for a lost pall amid wartime talk. The caddie urges patience and distance, while the diplomat cautions that scenes may shift and the ball can travel far, hinting at instability and risk.
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Fae Golier
Bertie
Mysterious tin island spheres puzzle scientists
A foreign correspondent describes small island Rillitea near Sumatra and Borneo as home to enigmatic crystal balls formed from tin ore and found with crested surfaces. The balls, found near Rennes, Australia, and other sites, may be natural and age old, not man made, with theories about meteorite origins and volcanic processes.
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Washaston
Rillitea
Imwesa
Sumatra
Borneo
Rennes
Avs
Australia
Pearhead
If Earth Had Never Slipped Moon From Its Heavens
A Chicago scientist ponders a world without the moon, imagining continents and advanced life as fish-like beings. He speculates how shorelines and human identity would shift, entertaining a fanciful alternate fate. Mrs. Paw and Mr. Parkins react to a fashionable daughter’s remark.
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Chicago
Earth
Devoe Paint Ad Praises Gulf Climate and Snow-White Finish
An mail from Frederick Md extols Devoe paint showing a Sidbury Building in Corpus Christi Texas remaining snow white after seven years. It claims Devoe is ideal for hot sun salt air and strong winds and urges property owners from Maine to Mexico to choose white. The letter ends with sales from F W Devor and C0 and P L Hargett & Co.
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Uett
F. W. Devor
P. L. Hargett & Co
Community Socials and Visits Across Towns
Local notes record Mr and Mrs Robert Eigenbrode and three daughters visiting relatives near Graceham. Mrs Dive Fox and Miss Emma Rider share time together, while Mrs Mary Marker visits Mrs Julia Fes. In Walkersville, Luther Beitler visits Harrisburg, and Simon Eyler unveils a new summer kitchen table. At Jeeman town, Typhoid threatens Walter Grosendorf as several residents travel, and many attend a pound party at the Clemm residence with music from Etrine's Orchestra. In Libartytown, Roland Simpson suffers mumps while Elizabeth Stanb hosts a small Friday gathering.
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Rodky
Robert Eigenbrode
Dorothy Wnd Berths
Dante Eigenbrode
Ive Fox
Emma Rider
Mary Marker
Julia Fes
Charlesh Eyler
Myre
Jobo Bentzet
Graceham
Uslah Warrerfeliz
Thurmont
Mra O. M. Gall
Leella
Bins Eyler
Edna Eigenbrode
Lottie Eigenbrode
Daniel Eigenbrode
Waynesboro
Florence Eigenbrode Thaa
Weceebaro
Walkersville
Luther Beitler
Harrisburg
Simon Eyler
John Saylor
Taylor Smith
Frank Strine
LaGore
Harry Dintermar
Jubne
Social Evening At Arcadia With Local Visitors
An evening of games and amusements concluded with refreshments. Guests included Mil ton Stach wud daughter Elizabeth Maynard Buckesy James Rhoda Bloom Banlah Sweedner Vara Buckey Lola Brucer Edith Eisler Etta Sweadner Mens Harry Oram Lester Buckey Laland Sweadner Vernon Ezler George Dinterman and Guy Buckey. Sabbath school will be held at Meshochat Episcopal church Sunday at 2:50 p.m. Sermon at 3 o'clock. M F church service Sunday morning led by Rev 0 M Onilum. Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. at Methodist Protestant church led by J S Albaugh.
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Artytown
Mil‘ton Stach Wud
Miss Hitzabeth
Maynard Buckesy
James Rhoda Bloom
Banlah Sweedner
Vara Buckey
Lola Brucer
Edith Eisler
Etta Sweadner
Harry Oram
Lester Buckey
Laland Sweadner
Vernon Ezler
George
London Demonstrates Motor Car Rudder Device
A new auto safety device shown in London uses a light two wheeled trailer attached to the differential by a ball and socket joint. If the vehicle skids, the trailer stays steady while a valve releases sand under the wheels to stop the skid.
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London
Save the Children Digestion Health Formula Ad
Stronger men and healthier women depend on young digestive health says Save the Children. Indigestion in children leads to stomach disorders harming growth. the ad praises Cinchons Compound Eastor Compound and Aromatic Extract formula for children and adults, urging preparation at local drug stores.
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