Peace Talks Set After Amapala Surrender
Dispatch from US Consul Philip Brown at La Union Honduras reports a peace conference to be held at Amapala between Nicaragua's President Zelaya and El Salvador's President Figueroa once Amapala falls. The meeting aims to resolve the Nicaragua Honduras war and Salvador’s alliance with Honduras. Zelaya seeks Salvadoran recognition of the Honduran government backed by Bonilla forces.
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Zelaya
Nicaragua
Figuero
Salvador
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Jury seeks exhibits as Thaw murder trial nears verdict
After eighteen hours of deliberation in the Harry K Thaw case in New York the jury pressed to read letters Thaw wrote after Evelyn Nesbit told him her story and the will and codicil from the night of his Pittsburgh wedding. They also asked to review the Madison Square Roof Garden diagram and testimony by key witnesses.
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Deliberion
Harry Kaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Aucea
Harry Thaw
Longfellow
Evelyn Nesbit
Paris
Stanford White
Thaw
Pittsburg
Madison Square Roof Garden
White
James Clinch Smith
Stanford ‘White
Meyer Cohen
Delmas
Head
Henry S. Praise
Paul Brady
Warren Paxton
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thomas McCaleb
Allan McLane Hamilton
Dr. Hamilton
Foreman Smith
Evans
Wagner
Honduran Provisional Government Backed by Nicaraguans
A provisional government formed entirely by Hondurans allied with Nicaraguans shows favorable support for President Zelaya. Salvadoran stance on recognizing the provisional government remains unclear.
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Zelaya
Salvador
Surrender of Amapala to Nicaraguan Forces
Paris reports the Nicaraguan legation confirms the surrender of Amapala Honduras to Nicaraguan troops. The dispatch says the capitulation was unconditional and notes President Bonilla's escape abroad. The Salvadorean government has sent peace commissioners to Amapala.
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Legation
Gomez
Managua
Amapala
Honduras
Bonilla
Amarpala
Death Wins Long Race as Army Officer Arrives After Wife
Oklahoma City report details Mrs. Ely dying from pneumonia contracted at her grandmother’s funeral. Her husband arrived thirty minutes later, and she reportedly clung to life on will and support until his arrival.
First ceremonies begin for Carnegie Institute rededication
The Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg opens its rededication with a formal reception in the founders room led by William N. Frew. Guests from England to the United States attend, with Mayor Guthrie and Mrs Guthrie hosting a municipal reception. The tour includes the museum and international annual art exhibition before lunch at Hotel Schenley.
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Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg
William N. Frew
Board of Trustees
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Germany
France
Belgium
Holland
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Schenley
Squandered Funds Prompt Equity Bill Against Directors
Boston April 12 receivers of the defunct Provident Securities and Banking Company allege more than 243 thousand dollars was wasted by six Massachusetts directors. They seek a bill in equity to recover losses to depositors as assets fall below five thousand dollars with liabilities at about 268 thousand. The six named directors include Sidney M. Heges William M. Brigham George W. Saul George H. Swizzey C Burton Cotting and Henry F Mayer. Five live outside Massachusetts. one is deceased.
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Provident Securities and Banking Company
Supreme Judicial Court
Massachusetts
Sidney M. Heges
William M. Brigham
George W. Saul
George H. Swizzey
C. Burton Cotting
Henry F. Mayer
Thaw Jury Verdict Hope Expressed by Mrs Holman
Mrs. Charles Holman mother of Mrs. Harry K Thaw speaks of hoping for a jury acquittal to spare her daughter Florence distress and seeks peace of mind amid anxiety as the Thaw trial jury deliberates in Pittsburg.
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Harry Thaw
Evelyn
Florence
Charles Holman
Harry K. Thaw
Roosevelt Silent on Graves Bryan Banquet Nominating Claim
President Roosevelt declined to comment on John Temple Graves of Georgia who urged at the Bryan Anniversary Club banquet in Chattanooga that Roosevelt be nominated for another term at the upcoming Democratic national convention. Officials pressed for a statement, but he refused.
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Roosevelt
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Chattanooga
Bryan
Graves
Saloonkeeper Hart Dies After Shooting by Brogren
John Hart, a Minneapolis saloonkeeper, died days after being shot by Anton Brogren of Kandiyohi, Minn. Brogren entered Hart’s bar under liquor influence and forced a private office route. After two interruptions by the bartender Hart intervened and a struggle occurred in which Hart was mortally wounded.
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John Hart
Anton Brogren
Brogren
Kandiyohi
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Hart
Creel and Central American reps Meet with Root on Peace Talks
Ambassador Creel of Mexico and Central American representatives conferred with Secretary Root on Central American peace negotiations. No substantial progress was reported and other delegates await Salvador's response to the latest proposition.
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Creel
Mexico
Root
Central America
Salvador
Bank of England Lowers Discount Rate to Four Percent
London on April 12 reports the Bank of England reduced the discount rate from five to four percent. The move follows expectations and is supported by abundant market liquidity and a large inflow of gold into the bank in the past week.
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London
Bank of England
Pittsburg Guards Hardened for Founders Day at Carnegie Institute
Frederick Slagel, 33, arrested near Hotel Schenley during Carnegie Institute dedication day events. He carried a concealed penknife and cash, claiming to seek Carnegie to discuss a milking device patent. Police rushed security as Carnegie was reportedly not present. Slagel from Los Angeles was jailed at Oakland station amid heightened protection for notable visitors.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute
Frederick Slagel
Schenley
Slagel
John Kennedy
Andrew Carnegie
Oakland
Los Angeles
Cal
Carnegie
Guilty Of Rebating In Chicago St Paul Case
Verdict finds the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railroad and general freight agent H M Pearce guilty of granting rebates in fifty counts. Maximum penalty listed as up to 50,000 dollars per count. Jury returned the verdict in U S district court in Minneapolis on April 12.
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M. Pe
E. B
Minneapolis
United States District Court
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad
H. M. Pearce
Money Put in Coffin in Black Hills Miner Dies
Deadwood South Dakota April 12 A Brucker an old miner who lived in the Black Hills for over twenty five years and once possessed a considerable fortune died recently in his cabin He asked that all his wealth about 200 dollars be buried with him saying he did not want relatives scattered across the country to quarrel over it He left no will and the burial wish was carried out as he requested.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Officers
North Dakota
U.S
Deadwood
A. Brucker
Black Hills
Insulted the President Turmoil in Russian Duma
In St Petersburg on April 12 M Kishkevich a Monarchist MP from A rabia and vice president of the US of the True Russian People was suspended for insulting President Golovin during a lower house sitting. Purishkevich urged a respect vote and Golovin ruled the motion out of order. Purishkevich shouted you are not president of the dail but of the Left the suspension was approved by a large majority with the house threatening further action.
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Arabia
Golovin
M. Purishkevich
Dail
M. Golovin
M. Rishkevich
Jury finds no evidence in Eddie blacksmith case
In San Francisco on April 12 the jury ruled no support for claims that Eddie the blacksmith and prize fighter asserted money was used by agents of William R at the 1904 primary election.
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Eddie
William R
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