Honduran coup near put in power by Zelaya
Fragmentary report details alleged plot by Nicaraguan conservatives to force intervention with American warships off Managua. State of siege declared in Honduras as unrest spreads.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
12
Fragmentary report details alleged plot by Nicaraguan conservatives to force intervention with American warships off Managua. State of siege declared in Honduras as unrest spreads.
Fragmented OCR recounts a chaotic scene at the National Union Fair with explosions and crowds. The text mentions a road tragedy, a blast near a stand, and emergency responses, with scattered references to locations, times, and observers.
A citizen proposes to cover a city debt with a 3.9 million dollar pledge aimed at funding a monument. The bid faces scrutiny over terms and funding source, delaying immediate payment while officials assess legality and impact.
A German vessel collided with the steamship Annie, sinking it and causing heavy loss. Swedish steamer Lon and Lon Onee reportedly endured the incident around early October, with immediate distress signals.
A testimonial from 1905 claims a long battle with terrible eczema ended after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Re Solvent. The writer, aided by mother, urges others to try the products and notes no recurrence for nine years. Ends with order details for Cuticura remedies and free booklet.
NY Mayor Gaynor censures police after Lieutenant complains about a dispute between the Army and New York police. The incident centers on the arrest of Henry Whorney, a former West Point football star, amid crowd unrest. The mayor admonishes police to keep hands off peaceful dissent.
Edwin W Lee of Lawrenceburg Ind was chosen Republican State chairman at a State committee meeting in Indianapolis. Henry W Bennett of Indianapolis was named vice chairman and John F Have secretary for Senator Beveridge. Frank Slainaker is president of the Indianapolis Capital National Bank treasurer. A State committee meeting is planned around March 1 to set a date for the Republican State convention.
Police reserve units and bayonets clash with military guards at Fort Wadsworth gate. One sentinel attacked a guard, a corporal stood, and Capt Ilmer ordered entry. Additional guards arrived, forcing police to retreat to the station house. One trooper was arrested in the incident.
In bitter cold, over 1000 women worked the polls while children and girls paraded. Joplin was the only wet spot in the mining district and Methodist prayer meetings accompanied temperance events across Carthage in a sweeping dry victory.
Taft cites delays and technicalities in legal procedure as often defeating justice. The piece recounts bribery cases, mistaken identity, garnishment errors, and juror twists that let outcomes slip away, noting judges’ distaste for mere procedural stone walls and urging reform to reduce costly, technical hindrances.
Dennis B Adams son of a policy king, who killed himself in 1906, was arrested in Tucson after kidnapping his son and a nurse from San Francisco. He fled with his child toward New York, then El Paso where he was captured. His wife reported the abduction and sought arrest through authorities. Bonds set at 3000 dollars. habeas corpus writs sought.
An essay urges women to be truly useful by serving others not merely feeling sympathy. It emphasizes practical benevolence, moral education through acts of mercy, and showing steady compassion for the sick and poor. The piece condemns idle tears and calls for active engagement in charitable work.
The paper’s independence and fearless accuracy in public affairs attract diverse readers all year. It pledges to deliver the best news from skilled writers using top facilities to assemble reliable reporting.
The Washington Post is a leading national newspaper with comprehensive financial news market reports and merchant and financier coverage. It serves farmers and readers seeking produce sales guidance and leisure reading across its sections including the Sunday Morning Edition.
The Washington Post illustrated magazine section selects fine writing and notable fiction with care. Foreign news is presented with timely accurate illustrations and prominent authors contribute. The Sunday Post is praised as superior to other Sunday newspapers and a staple in households.
The Post and The Sporting Section of The Sunday Post publish extensive weekly coverage of outdoor and indoor sports on pink paper. It chronicles baseball results, running and trotting events, billiards, auto racing, yachts, boating, golf, tennis, swimming and every major sporting feature in a comprehensive manner.
A query about which newspaper is trusted for city and national news. The Washington Post is cited as a source of reliable reporting on local and national events.
A voice questions if the trusted man can exist without real estate changes and if every sporting man in Washington and nearby should seek counsel, hinting at a broader market concern among local equestrian circles.
The article surveys daily shifts in public attention and profiles of prominent figures. It highlights how media focus alternates between ongoing events and rising personalities in the public arena.
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