War Isolated Decree Spurs Loot Promise by Nicaraguans
A national bulletin from San Pedro Sula March 12 reports a proclaimed loot policy by captured Nicaraguan soldiers in the Honduran Salvadoran war. It claims rewards for the first cities fallen in Honduras and Salvador, justifying vengeance for attacks on Leon and other towns. American residents fear asset losses as fortifications tighten around Puerto Cortez and Truxillo.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Mar. M
Puerto Cortes
Salvador
Los Calpules
Carrizal
Honduran
Leon
Malespin
Bonilla
New Orleans
Nicaragua
San Lorenzo
Choluteca
Moffina
Meza
Alanza
Chojuteca
Hiram
Amapala
Lee Christmas
Divorces Slender Fire in Roosevelt, Klemme, Andrews Case
A New York court framed issues in the Roosevelt Klemme Andrews litigation. The suit spans lunacy and divorce with a slander claim by Hannah Klemme against Mrs. Roosevelt over alleged adultery involving Constant Andrews. Details cover property, hospital confinement, and related affidavits amid a web of family ties and accusations.
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Klemme
Andrews
New York Court
Washington Post
New York
United States Savings Bank
Hoosevelts
Klemmes
Andrewses
John T. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Honduran coast menaced by Nicaraguan ships
Dispatches to the State Department report Nicaraguan warships threaten the north coast of Honduras and harass towns along Ceiba and Tegucigalpa. Revolutionary forces seize Trujillo with possible Nicaraguan aid, leaving coast communities unsettled and awaiting further action.
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State Department
Honduras
Philip R. Brown
Guatemala
Ceiba
Nicaragua
Honduran
Brown
Svho
Tegucigalpa
Trujilo
Trujillo
Wife as Home Defender in Joplin Shooting
Special to The Washington Fest from Joplin Missouri reports Mrs C M Clark returning home to find the door locked forced an entrance and fired four revolver shots at a woman inside hitting Victoria Wilde in the shoulder. She then struck another with the pistol butt and beat Sulla Messinger leaving him bedbound. No arrests reported.
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Joplin
C. M. Clark
Clark
Victoria Wilde
Sulla
Messinger
Royal Car TN Accident Involving Royal Family Siblings
Athens reports a fatal street accident on the Boulevard Singros where a car driven by a son of M Simopoulos killed a woman. A following car by Prince Andreas, with his wife, ran over the same victim. Both cars were racing at about fifty miles per hour, provoking public indignation.
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Washington
Athens
Mar
M. Simopoulos
Vance
Singros
Prince Andreas
King George
Four Hundred Society Losers Driven by Market Crash
Wall Street reports say members of the Four Hundred faced massive losses in the stock slump. Notable figures include a Vanderbilt relative and a railroad founder’s heir with multmillion-dollar declines in Union Pacific and other holdings. Thomas F Ryan’s stake is seen as an effort to salvage through rapid trading of Interborough and Consolidated Gas. Newport society life may be curtailed as the financial shock reverberates through High society.
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Ryan
Newport
Gayety
Washington
New York
Wallatrast
Union Pacific
Vanderbilt
Thomas F. ‘Ryan
Interborough
Tha Emart
Tha Logi
Anothey
Arkansas Governor Little In Ill Health At Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi report says Gov. Little of Arkansas is very ill and has entered a sanitarium in San Antonio for treatment. Physicians have not stated his condition but it is generally believed to be serious.
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San Antonio
Tex
Corpis Christi
Little
Arkansas
Littie
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
J. P. Morman
Yoakum
Rock Island Abroad
James Speyer
New York
E. H. Harriman
Stickney
Chicago and Northwestern
Dease
Stead
Illnois
Mellen
New York, New Haven and Sartford Railroad
Mr. Morgan
Tali
Tracing Seven Van Dykes Paintings Sale Details
Genoa dispatch March 19 reports an investigation into seven Van Dyke paintings tied to the Marquis of Cattaneo family. The canvases reportedly were bought for 5605 000 by a French trader and later resold to an agent said to represent J Pierpont Morgan.
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Morgan
Genoa
van Dyke
Cattaneo
J. Pierpont Morgan
Big Stakes JH Poker Game At Magnet Hotel
A Chicago poker game at the Magnet Hotel on North Clark Street has seen $110,000 change hands since Saturday and may run another week. Players include Mont Tennes and Bud White, with two newcomers joining to make six-handed play. Tennes has lost heavily but aims to recoup, while local chatter notes the vicinity near East Chicago Avenue police station and ongoing bulletins from a cigar shop on Chicago Avenue.
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Epcotal
Chicago
Magnet Hotel
Clark. Street
Mont Tennes
Bud White
Tennes
Stock’ Yards
Chicago Avenue
Temes
Doveraid Sought Help From Secretary National Committee
The text notes requests for late Senator Hanna's secretary to assist Dover and references a campaign, party factions, and educational content. It mentions appointment as assistant secretary, connections with Kent Tory representatives, and ongoing campaign work. The fragment hints at political maneuvers and timing for receiving educational content.
Revolt and Flight as Botosahan Fire Rages
Readers learn of a violent outbreak in Botosahan with thousands of Jews fleeing across the frontier. Reports describe fires, looting, and massacres in nearby towns, as troops are sent to restore order along the Romanian border amid chaos and attacks on civilians.
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Burduzhent
War to plead April 3 in ral court proceedings
Fragmentary report from Ontar i o shows Judge plans an April 3 appearance by Walsh former bank president in the Enn on Seebial case amid indictments for appropriation. Alert observers note October as a possible early date for related actions and a Bell memorial fundraising effort seeks $10 000 in Stratford Ontario.
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Tudge Anderson
Lf Walsh
National Bank, A
Oni
Pole Seekers Report Arctic Expedition Plans
Letters from Ernest Lefingwell Einer Mikkelsen and others recount the Anglo American polar expedition from Alaska toward Point Barrow. The Duchess of Bedford is 600 miles off Point Barrow as preparations for a spring start continue. The party believes a large island lies near the mainland and expects a two year absence with the 15 explorers in good health.
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Portiang
Ernest
Lefingwell
Einer Mikkelsen
Alaska
Ty HH. A. Andree
1 ‘Weather Bureau
Icaffelde
Point Ba
Gana Mountd
Mir
Duchess of ‘Bedford
Olid Tee
Point Barrow
Wiiters
Man fined for painting baby green in Norwalk
Spectal from The Washington Post reports James Cooms of Darlen arraigned in Police Court on a Sunday stunt after painting his infant son green during a weekend celebration. He was fined seven dollars and jailed for thirty days following the incident at home when the child licked some of the paint.
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Washington Post
Norwalk
James Cooms
Darlen
Hay
Cooms
Askep
Old Counterfeiter Ullrich Dies in Cincinnati
Charles F Ullrich an old engraver and once famed counterfeit expert died at his home 72 years old in Cincinnati Ohio He served time in Stog Sing Columbus and other penitentiaries Ullrich counterfeited Bank of England notes so well that the Bank accepted the paper as genuine.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles F, Ullrich
Loth Street
Stog Sing
Columbus
Ullrich
Bank of England
Resemblance found with kidnapped boy in Dover case
Horace Marvin lookalike identified as Norville, not the missing Dover lad. Dr. Marvin, in anxious talks with Erie lawyer Howard, sought proof and a possible settlement avoiding prosecution. Officials confirmed facial scar match while a Myrtle Street find прив, Meantime Norville, brought from Fredonia with his mother, was tied to the Erie scene.
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Washington Post
Dover
Del
Horace Marvin
Erle
Marvin
Howard
Erie
The
Bay
Bela Her
Carrol
Wagner
Liebel
Pinkerton
Hawara
Dven
John D. Eli
30 Miners Buried Alive in Spanish Mine Disaster
Cordova Spain March 18 Thirty miners were buried for about twenty four hours after a mine explosion in the Val de Inferno mines at Fuente Ovejina. When rescued two men were dead and the rest injured, with serious wounds reported among the survivors.
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Cordova
Spain
Val de Inferno
Fuente Ovejina
President firm on regulating railroads to shield investors
President Roosevelt will press Congress for stronger regulation of railroad financing and full government scrutiny of future stock and bond issues. He intends to limit watered stock and protect small investors, plans to address the issue publicly at the Jamestown Exposition on June 10, and continues private consultations with railroad leaders and financiers to shape policy.
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Mellen
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Sagamore
Hoonevelt
Allence
Ather
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