Roosevelt backs federal rail control push amid panic plot
News from New York outlines President Roosevelt's stance after a panic driven by rail officials actions. Morgan convened with Messia, McCrea, Mellen, Hughitt, Newman and others at Grand Central, deciding not to visit Washington without stockholder consensus.
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United States
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and Bellen
New Haven Roads
Upward Rush In Stocks Sparks Market Cheer
New York reports a broad rally at the close as weathered traders celebrate the return of confidence after a severe panic. Brokers wooed by gains across railroad and industrial shares, with Ryan and Harriman figures noted for strategic moves.
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Schiff Praises President For Panic Response
Jacob Behiff of New York, hotel guest near Aiken, says Wall Street Panic may not hit general business. He credits Secretary Cortelyon for prompt action and notes Roosevelt recognized drift earlier. He believes railroad and people welfare will be united and corporations benefit from the course.
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New York
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Boy Dies From Injuries After Street Car Dragging
Lawrence Clements seven years old died at Providence Hospital about two this morning from injuries suffered last Wednesday when his feet were caught by a street car near Fourth and streets southeast. He lived at 216.6 street southeast. He was dragged several feet while running beside the car, and at the hospital was found to have a fracture of the left thigh not believed to be immediately critical.
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Dover Kidnap Tale Recalls Earlier Abduction Mystery
Special to The Washington Post from Dover Delaware March 11 describes a suspected catboat abduction near Bowers Beach tied to the Horace Marvin case. Gov Lea and Supt Dimato reviewed letters. police see no decisive lead while residents recall Elsie Smith’s earlier disappearance and indentations of an abducting plot. Also notes an auction at Sloan's on G Street and an Educational Contest with April 11 deadline.
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Indiana
Nelehbora
Fires and Flood Ravage Ohio Valley Cities
Washington Post reports multiple conflagrations and floods across Wheeling Bridgeport and nearby areas. Severe water shortages cripple fire fighting as 39 deaths raise toll to 70, with over 100,000 dollars in Lumber Company losses and thousands displaced. Bridges and power cuts amplify crisis as residents seek aid and shelter amid rising fuel and transport disruptions.
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Watsons son fired upon in Georgia home
Shots were fired into the bedroom of J D Watson son of Thomas E Watson at Thames Georgia early today. Authorities said a plot against Watson or his family was possible but no definite culprits found after searches. The incident caused local excitement and involved shots fired in the back yard at Oscar Lee the former candidate's son in law but did not hit the house.
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Decisive Nicaragua War Push Under Honduran Fire
Managua reports say Nicaragua issued a decree recognizing Honduras provisional government and allies, while disputed battles left Honduran officers dead. Early skirmishes across frontiers show each side claiming victories, with Zelaya accused of aiding Honduran rebels and Honduras vowing to defend Tegucigalpa and alliances with El Salvador.
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Costa Rica Calls for Peace Amid Central American War
Costa Rica’s Prime Minister Calvo states pacifism remains the country’s only stance during the Central American conflict. Dispatches report the Paducah and Marietta aboard protect American interests as Nicaragua declares war. Reports from San Juan del Norte indicate Nicaragua routed Honduran forces at Maraita, with further contingents moving toward Tegucigalpa.
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Hummel Testifies Record in Nesbit Thaw Trial
In New York District Attorney Jerome questions Abraham Hummel about the Evelyn Nesbit Nesbit Thaw affidavit amid a tense trial. Hummel’s clerk and himself expose contradictions as Delmas fights to keep the document out of evidence. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testifies, claiming Hummel’s role and shielding secrecy while the defense aims to counter the affidavit with Mrs Thaw on the stand.
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