Roosevelt defers White House rail plan after Morgan talks
Four railroad presidents led by Morgan canceled a Washington visit citing no mandate to speak for all railways. Roosevelt, unshaken, plans further talks with state officials while pursuing federal control over interstate railways and their capitalization to calm the panic on Wall Street.
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Upward Rush in Stocks Amid Wall Street Panic
New York March 15 There was a wide outburst of cheering at the close of business as stocks recovered after a severe panic. Brokers celebrated the solvency of many brokerage houses and both major exchanges showed resilience despite Thursday’s heavy declines. Prominent purchases by financier Thomas F Ryan helped steady prices, with gains across railroad and copper stocks.
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Schiff Praises President for Roosevelts Good Service
Jacob Behiff of New York, stopping near Aiken, says the Wall Street panic won t spread to general business. He credits Secretary Cortelyon s prompt action for saving the day and hopes current railroad measures bring closer the welfare of the People and corporations. Roosevelt s early recognition of drift is praised as a great service to the public and to corporations alike.
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Boy Dies From Injuries After Street Car Incident
Lawrence Clements seven year old died at Providence Hospital around 2 am yesterday from injuries suffered last Wednesday when he was thrown to the ground and dragged several feet by a street car near Fourth and streets southeast. He lived at 216.6 street southeast. His left thigh fracture appeared not immediately critical.
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Dover Kidnapping Echoes Past Abduction Case
Special to The Washington Post from Dover Delaware dated March 11 recalls a boy Horace Marvin's disappearance linked to a distant catboat sighting. Gov Lea and Supt Dimato reviewed letters. no clear evidence. residents recall Elsie Smith now believed in Indiana. Auction notice and educational contest details follow.
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Fire Destroys Bridges and Towns in Three States
Washington Post reports deadly fires amid floods in Wheeling West Virginia Bridgeport Ohio and Wheeling Island with 39 fatalities bringing total to 70. Ohio Valley Lumber plant losses exceed 100000 dollars as water supply fails and bridges crumble. Rescue harshly priced. 7000 residents stranded on Wheeling Island. 35000 affected by flooding. extensive property damage and ongoing firefighting efforts through the night.
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Watson's 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. Police investigated a possible plot against Watson or family and searched the premises with no results. The incident caused considerable excitement in Augusta and Thames.
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Last Battle Decisive Honduran War Report
Nicaragua recognizes Honduras provisional government as war escalates. Reported battles include a decisive Micaraguan win near Managua with Honduran officers killed. Skirmishes persist, with both sides claiming victories and Zelaya accused of aiding rebels to spark conflict. Central America edges toward wider involvement.
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Costa Rica Calls for Peace Amid Central American War
Costa Rica favors pacific settlement as the only peaceful path amid Central American war operations in Honduras and Nicaragua. The U S Navy reports Paducah and Marietta cooperations to protect American interests. Nicaragua declares war, with clashes at Maraita and other towns indicated by both sides, while American officials seek arbitration and assess the evolving conflict.
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Hummel Testifies in Thaw Trial Over Affidavit Details
In New York on March 15 jurors heard Abraham Hummel recount Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's affidavit alleging Stanford White drugged and wronged her. Prosecutor Jerome pushes to admit the document while defense attorney Delmas fights each question and calls for delays.
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