Stormy Nicaragua dispatch alters cables and a ship search
A Costa Rica dossier reports Minister Merry clashed with President Zelaya over altered coded cables and a baracouta seizure. War Minister led armed guards to Corinto, Baracouta captain protected cargo, and Merry upheld the captain’s stance while cables to the U S were cut. The incident spurred a heated interview and raised fears of diplomatic overreach.
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Zelaya
Merry
Washington
Legation
Sinister Merry
Corinto
Puerto Renas
Costa Rica
Baracouta
Panama
Para
Nicaragua
Managua
Beracouta
Barscouta
Morry
Baracoute
Lince
Coste
Hica
Nicaragus
Nicaragsan
United States
Nica- Tague
San Jose
Zeleya
Nicaremm
Merry Htrorele
Carpa
Earthquake Strikes Kingston Jamaica at Six Tonight
A violent tremor rattled Kingston causing walls to topple in older structures while panic spread among residents and visitors. No injuries reported though tourists aboard a nearby vessel escaped the shock. A city area on Stone Avenue west shows signs of damage as authorities assess risks.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Mer
Osinens
Stone
Sania
Ork
Decare
James Parker Arrested as Vagrant in Atlantic City Case
Prosperty era of fame ends as James Parker known for disarming the McKinley assassin is held on vagrancy charges in Atlantic City. Physicians say he is physically and mentally deteriorating and may die soon. Marketed as a former Senate messenger, Parker’s past glory contrasts with his present frail condition and possible return to Jacksonville for death.
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Sheri
Washington Post
Atlantic City
N. J
James Parker
William McKinley
Buffalo
Czelgoss
James Hayes
Jim
Judge Hayes
Philadelphia
Judge
Parker
Magisatrate
Jacksonville
Fin
Hla
James Parker Wee
United States Senate
Henna
Fish denies Harriman reference in Philadelphia speech
Jorial to The Washington Taft reports Stuyvesant Fish told Penn students the remarks misrepresented him and that he did not mention Harriman. He defended Roosevelt’s stance on railroads as not driving the stock slump and said the railroad inquiry was a matter of standard justice.
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Jorial
Washington
Taft
New York
Mar
Stuyvesant Fish
Philadel
Phis
B. H. Herriman
University of Pennsylvania
Fluance
Wall Street
Br. Harriman
Nevrer
Mr. Fish
Roosevelt
National Park Bank
Will of Charles Rubens Stirring French Estate Dispute
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports a stolen registered document carried to Paris reveals the will of Charles Rubens, alias Charles Vey. The Rubens estate valued at 1.25 million faces dozens of French claimants as legality hinges on naturalization and a French will. Coudert Brothers send documents to Paris, with authorities sealing Rubens's Paris home and papers amid unfolding intrigue and a possible reward.
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Washington Prat
New York
Paria
Charles Rubens
Yoog
Paris
Coudert Brothers
France
Rubens
Avenues
Alma
Charles Vey
Muthagsen
Alsazs
Crudert
Lost boy father appeals to President for aid in Delaware kidnapping case
Dr. Marvin, searching for his missing four year old son, appeals to President Roosevelt for federal help amid threatening letters and daily fear his boy may be killed. Delaware officials cooperate. a Toronto misidentity and a Portsmouth England lead are investigated. A second boy matched the description was reported in Toronto but dismissed as a false lead. The state has earmarked funds and rests on federal cooperation as searches intensify near hay barn and farm.
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Delaware
Canada
Washington
Dover
del. Mar
Marvin
Yaram Wan
Roosevelt
Portmnouth
England
Toronto
Toronto Cal
Hay Meadows
Theodors Roosevelt
United States of America
Zour
Aky Bor
A N. Marvin
State Department
Wilson
Portsmouth
Gov
Len
Mc Wilson
Tha
Unique double wedding at Barrett ranch near Snoma
A quiet ceremony north of Snoma joined 60 year old Richard Bileworth to Misa Jeanie Barrett and his son Ellsworth to Mia Anita Barrett, both marriages linking two generations. The Ellsworths and Barretts planned a wedding journey afterward, with the couples residing on adjacent ranches.
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Washington Post
Snoma
Dak
Barrett Ranch
Richard Bileworth
Misa Jeanie Barrett
Ekesle Ensworth
Becams
Mia
Anita F Barrett
South
Ellsworths
Girl Conquers Bully at Buck Brick School in Sullivan County
Special to The Weahingtop Pox Port Jervis N Y March 2 The Buck Brick School in Sullivan County gains an unenviable record as teachers avoid it due to unruly pupils led by a bully. Miss Nora M Maur of Koccoe uses a box on the ear to quell the boy who tries to leave the building and again when he attacks. After the second blow the boy admits defeat and trouble ends. Regular trains run except Congressional Limited. Educational contest entries accepted through peat 1 with back numbers or catalogs available at the publication office.
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Port Jervis
Sullivan County
Tle
Misa Nora M. Maur
Koccoe
Irkea
Wreck on Pittsburgh line blamed on saboteurs
Investigators believe bolts and fishplates were removed from the Stewarts, Pa. area rails to derail the Chicago Limited. A bond-wire kept the signal safe, avoiding detection. Several passengers sustained minor injuries, including Attorney W. F. Small and Miss Lon Henke, while others assisted in rescue efforts. The derailment occurred on a straight, low-embankment section with one of the few tracks lacking an embankment on the Pittsburgh division. The investigation continues.
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Fittsburg
Otnibittss
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago Limited
Stewart
Hera
Cir Uft
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ife
Pittsburgh
Mallee
Washington
William F. Small
Chicago
Weil Ag
Lon ,Henekei
A. Wood
EB. F. Coffin
Seattle
Mt. Coffin
Pittsburg
Train wreck near Stewart station injures many
Washington reporters wire in from the wreck site near Stewart station, a short distance from Pittsburg, after a New York to Chicago passenger train derailed Friday morning. A. Wond of North Capitol Street and Miss Loy Henkel, a Burton Hotel employee, escaped unharmed with reports of others injured and several uninjured travelers briefly accounted for in Leon, Iowa and Denver bound locations.
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New York
Mias Henekel
Wood
Leon
Iowa
Bessyar
Wile F. Small
Washington
Smal
Denver
Cole
RUEF LIKELY TO OPEN PUBLIC STATEMENT
In San Francisco Abraham Rutei hinted at making a public statement after finishing his story. He warned that forthcoming disclosures could surpass the alleged confessions of supervisors and said the current investigation aims to seize municipal control, not run it by injunction.
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San Francisco
Mar
Abraham Rute
Victory Over Armor Can Pierce Thinnest Steel
New York March 22 Inventor Hudson Maxill in vents a high detonating fuse for armor piercing shells. He claims the device can explode a shell behind armor at any chosen distance, regardless of plate thickness, signaling a major step in war mechanics. He also mentions a new smokeless powder still in trial and warns of Pacific coast vulnerabilities.
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New York
Hudson Mazim
Yin Ugr
Percy ‘Gunderson
Percy Sanderson
Mc Maxim
Kia
Maxim
Afr
Mroomsata
Money Is ereaie Syndame 'When you have int in ban oft Union east to
The Post Great Contest Wor the trip to the Flamestown Fixpass Hien begins tomorrow. Head 'the Sup ost, a 3d get the toupon for your candidate.
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Union
Finterig
Flamestown
Invention Leaves Warships Helpless and More
Today’s issue index notes items including Minister Merry's row with Zelaya, a warship vulnerability report, a Washington train wreck, political disclosures threatened, Klute and Trist developments, Geological Survey clerks, Romanian uprising spread, a merchant prince’s killer to hang, April canal events, Virginia murder verdict, custody battle, editorials, local notices, Turf and sporting news, finances, and Parisian society trends.
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Merry
Zelaya
Marvin
Enzisnd
Buét
Trist
Selvries
Brurderer
Merchant Prince
Brownsville
Stevens Leeves Canal
Virginia
Ben
Pat Sheedy
D—Ghinaman
May
Paris
Fort Myer
Towers Reconciled In Florida Trip With Mrs Bogardus
A reconciliation has been effected between A. E. Tower and his wife Mary Bogardus, once connected with a law suit and a Wells heiress angle. The couple, their sister Grace Bogardus, and Tower’s party traveled to Florida after a series of meetings in New York.
South Dakota for Taft in 1908 says Kittreage
South Dakota Senator Eldtredze urged Taft for president in an interview, arguing the state will back Taft to carry the nation, align with Roosevelt policies, and respect Roosevelt’s bid for a third term. He noted Taft’s fit to continue big policies and ease party divisions.
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Kittreage
Eldtredze
South Dakota
Taft
Lngtead
Roosevelt
Ston
Evelt
Wigrekt Amest
Street Battle After Raid Ends In Capture Or Death
Fort Worth Texas reports a violent raid on a gambling house headed by County Attorney Jeff D McLean who was shot and killed. Harry P Scott was fatally wounded. Thompson later captured after a lumber yard siege amid a mob of thousands. The chase spanned Sixth Street Treckmorton and nearby blocks as police subdued the suspect after a dramatic confrontation near the Touraine Hotel.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Mer
Jeff D Mclean
Harry P. Scott
Wlism ‘Thompson
Thompson
Main Street
Sixth
McLean
maraphor_bati
MeLean
Sixth Street
Scott
Seventh
Treckmorton
Touraine Hotel
Belt
Lloyd
Polceman
Throckmorton
Seventh Streets
Thomason
Murder Told in Dream Prompts Yonkers Brother Tragedy
Dr Oscar Austin of Yonkers awoke from a dream of his brother's murder and rushed to 6 Warburton Avenue New York where he found his brother dead with a blow to the head. Police were notified and an investigation began into foul play in what officials say was a probable homicide.
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New York
Mer
Oscar Austin
Yonkers
Warburton Avenue
Austin
Avatin
Count Podhovaly Slain in Goldfield Restaurant Shooting
A Russian Polish noble Count Constantine Podhovaly was shot dead at the Ajax restaurant in Goldfield Nevada by J C Hines a Nome Alaska mine owner and former British army officer Hines declared he hunted the Count for months and would not be tried Mrs Hines attempted to warn the Count but he was killed The shooter waited for a deputy sheriff and is believed unlikely to face trial The Count a famed society figure in New York and Chicago reportedly faced financial reverses and had mining investments in Alaska The incident is linked to a wife of the shooter who had sought to influence the Count.
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Reatagrant
Nome
Nevada Town
Washington
Golfield
Constantine Podhovalu
Ajax
Goldfield
J.C Hines
Alaska
Hines
Kal
Uhia
Igble
Opally
Count Podhevasy
Padizell
Russia
Count Podhovsky
Poland
New York
Chicago
Podhovaky
Iana
Imperial Guards
Prince Cantaruzene
Fred Grant
America
Golefeld
Tham
Toan
Florence Ziegfeld
Anna Held
Count Podhoveky
Beirut
Ziegfeld
Hiegfeld
Medico-Legal Society Presses for Patrick Pardon
Clerk Bell of the Medico-Legal Society appeals to the press for support to win a full pardon from Gov Hughes for Albert T Patrick, who is serving a life term for the Rice murder. He cites embalming science claiming lungs fill with fluid in Rice case. A public petition is urged.
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Washingten Post
New York
Mer
Clerk Bell
Medico-Legal Society
Hughes
Albert T. Patrick
William
Marah Rice
Bell
Patrick
Rice
Jury members self indict in Miss court under Sunday liquor law
In Boling Fork Mississippi the Brand County Circuit Court jury indicted themselves for violating the Sunday liquor law. Each member appeared before Judge Reoth and was fined 3 dollars after a sermon. The grand jury also returned bills against several petit jurors for the same offense as a religious revival sweeps Sharkey County.
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Miss. Mary
Brand
Yeat Orday
Mmself
Reoth
Wos
Sharkey County
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