Fall of Tegucigalpa Captured by Nicaraguan Forces
Dispatches from Washington reveal Tegucigalpa the capital of Honduras has fallen to Nicaragua. President Bonilla reorganizes his army vowing prolonged resistance while U S efforts push for peace talks and possible arbitration among Central American players.
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Honduras
Washington
Senor Cowen
Zealaya
Nicaragua
Tegucigalpa
Bonilla
State Department
Phillip &. Brown
United States
Guatemala
Tegucigalas
Peasant March and Morocco Crisis Steal the Spotlight
Four thousand peasants march on Bucharest as a state of siege halts city entry and troops threaten to use force. France vows to occupy Oudja in Morocco to punish the murder of Dr Maudainy and secure compensation and a charitable foundation. In Bellefontaine a street duel between Italians and Black Hand leaves Joseph Demar dead with bullets in his body.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Schrappel
Morocco
Dr. Maudainy
Oudja
Dr. Mauchamp
Mauchamp
Tiemsen
France
Speck of War in Africa Too Moroccan Climb Down
In Paris on March 26 reports suggest Morocco faces a tense standstill but may retreat to avert bloodshed. The Moroccan situation has been kept in the background for a year while European powers watch closely.
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Africa
Paris
China famine fears spark unrest warning in Shanghai
Washington reports from Shanghai indicate the ruling dynasty fears famine driven unrest spreading through China. Officials note famine could fuel seditionary groups to gain converts and challenge the government.
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Washington
Shanghai
State Department
China
Change of Venue Denied in Moyer Case
Judge Wood overruled the motion for change of venue in the Moyer Haywood Pettibone case and offered Boise or Canyon county for trial. Boise was agreed upon after counsel consulted, with the date set when court opens at Boise next Monday.
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Moyer
Caldwell
Ida
Wood
Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone
Boise
Canyon County
Indian Girl Poisoned Infant Faces Trial at Carmel
Jennie Burch a quarter bred Mohawk Indian who in September last poisoned the infant son of Herbert Winship a wealthy farmer of Cowles Corners Putnam county will be placed on trial for her life at Carmel New York It will be her 15th birthday.
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New York
Jennie Burch
Herbert Winship
Cowles Corners
Putnam County
Carmel
N. Y
Sudden Retribution Foe Dies After Street Attack in Detroit
In Detroit on March 26 John Sanders’ son in law Joseph Crapp of 371 Alexandrine Avenue East attacked him by dashing snuff into his face. Crapp fled but collapsed and died in the street from heart disease several blocks away.
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Detroit
John Sanders
Joseph Crapp
Alexandrine Avenue
Ambassador Tower and the Berlin Society Row
Ambassdor Charlemagne Tower faced sharp criticism for introducing Harry Lehr into Berlin society a move many viewed as unwise. Despite the controversy Emperor William later dined with Tower, who was born in Philadelphia in 1848 and authored a two volume history of Marquis de Lafayette’s role in the American Revolution.
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Charlemagne Tower
United States
Germany
Harry Lehr
Berlin
Ambassador Tower
William
Mr. Tower
Marquis de Lafayette
Debates Over Drumhead Courts Martial in Russia
In St Petersburg on March 26 the lower house debated abolishing drumhead courts martial amid wary decorum. Constitutional Democrats urged a bill to end the summary procedure, while opponents warned of revolutionary excesses if abolished. Speakers cited past executions and questioned accountability for terrorism and anti government actions.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Constitutional Democrats
M. Shulgin
M. Purishkevich
Bessearabia
M. Roditcheff
Constitutional Democratic
Sasoroff
Gerschmin
Mile
Spiridonova
Muravieff
Alexis Ignatieff
Alexandrovsky
Penza
Partiality charge by Teslinko in government law actions
Teslinko accuses the government of bias in law enforcement while M. Purishkevich claims radicals call ministers murderers yet asserts the true murderers sit among the left side of the house. He vows to prove the point.
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Teslinko
M. Purishkevich
Defense withdraws writ of error against Ruef in Supreme Court
In San Francisco on March 26 the prosecution calls the defense move to withdraw the writ of error from the U. S. Supreme Court a final laying down of arms in Ruef’s ongoing prosecution. The withdrawal occurred in Washington yesterday.
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San Francisco
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Ruef
Buried with Full Military Honors at Arlington
The body of Brigadier General Theodore J. Wint U S A former Cuban Pacification commander died in Philadelphia last Thursday and was buried in Arlington with full military honors and taps. The funeral train arrived in Washington from Philadelphia at 3 30 p m and was met by honorary pallbearers and a detachment of four troops from the Thirteenth.
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Washington
Theodore J. Wint
U. 8S. A
Army of Pacification
Philadelphia
Arlington
Pennsylvania Station
Army funeral at Arlington for Cavalry and Fourth unit
A battery from Fort Meyer under Major J. Rumbough led the cortege for the unit. The funeral featured a military band and chapel services by Chaplain H. A. Brown with standard rites. Volley volleys and taps completed the ceremony over the grave.
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Fort Meyer
Romanian premier denies anti Jewish motive in Moldavia troubles
Premier Cantacuzene states readjustments across Moldavia and Wallachia stem from agrarian riots linked to Russia and not anti Semitism. He cites attacks on Jewish and Romanian farmers and says Bucharest is taking strong steps to restore order. In Rockford Illinois a drunken brawl ends with Edward Browman fatally stabbed by Petri Pritzko who fled.
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London
Moldavia
Wallachia
Russia
Associated Press
Cantacuzene
Bucharest
Roumania
Bessarabia
Rockford, Ill
Edward Browman
Petri Pritzko
North American Commission Co. Ad Claims Square Deal
An unsigned note touts John A. Babcock joining the North American Commission Company and promises a square deal to clients. The message invites timely contact without offering further details.
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The
North American Commission Company
Peirce Explains Dual Role in Hague Arbitration Fees
Herbert H D Peirce United States minister to Norway arrived in Boston after discussing charges before a congressional committee about earning pay as counsel for American sealing vessels in the Hague arbitration dispute with Russia He says he acted with State Department permission and that his fee arrangement was approved The case centered on damages for illegal detention of vessels and his later suit to recover his fees dominance respected by Hay and Root officials.
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Washington
Central America
Creel
Forca
State Department
Root
Mexico
United States
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Boston
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Norway
Liverpool
Cambridge
Peirce
the Hague
Russia
H. W. Elliott
Cleveland
Hay
Hague
New Bedford
Wing & Co
Eagle Company
San Francisco
Department
Iistrict of Columbia
United States Foreign Department
Vigilantes threaten editor over anarchist paper in Paterson
New York March 26 Ludovico Camineta editor of La Questione Sociale Paterson N J official organ of the anarchists received a letter signed Vigilance Committee of the Law and Order League vowing to drive every anarchist out of the city if he incites riot Camineta defies the threat praising anarchists and suspects mafia involvement
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New York
Ludovico Camineta
la Questione Sociale
Paterson
N. J
Vigilance Committee
The
Law and Order League
Vigilantes
Camineta
Verdict in a Damage Canal Case
Joliet Illinois March 26 Judge Marshall in the circuit court denied a motion to dismiss the condemnation petition filed by the sanitary district of Chicago against the Economy Light and Power company of Joliet. The case concerns vast water power rights below Joliet and the court permits the district to condemn land to extend the dam while finding that the Economy company holds title in the bed of the Des Plaines river.
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Joliet
Marshall
Circuit Court
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Economy Light and Power Company
Sanitary District
Economy Company
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Duma
M. Maklakoff
Hove
Social Revolutionists
Count Bobrinsky
Constitutional Conservative Party
Robespierre
M. Teslinko
Moscow
M. ‘Reslinko
Sasonoff
Mile. Spirdonova
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M. Krushevan
Gen. Wint
Arlington Cemetery
Texas
Premier Cantacuzene
John A. Babcock
Chicago, Ill
U. S
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