Burton charges Roosevelt led plot against him in Kansas
Abilene Kansas March 2 Former Senator Burton charged that President Roosevelt headed the conspiracy that sent him to the Ironton jail. He said the President punished him for opposing Cuban reciprocity and for disputing who led the Santiago battle hero. Burton claimed witnesses were rewarded and promoted. He returned home to a triumphal welcome and spoke at a packed theater.
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Abitene, Kans
Mar
Burton
Kansas
Roosevelt
Ironton
Santiago
Mark Hanna
St. Louis
Washington
Congress
Sugar Trust
Senate
Cuba
Republican Party
Moore
Tha Bi
Senatora
Ieke
Naval Patio
Mx Burton
Hoch
Abilene
United States
Schneider
CAPITAL NOW DOOMED MINISTER COREA IS NOTIFIED
Report of victory by forces of President Zelaya confirmed in dispatches. United States and Mexico pledge peace in Central America. Nicaraguan army claims Marafta victory and probable capture of Tegucigalpa. Home areas San Pedro Esperanza Pas Comayagua fall to Nicaraguans. Secretary Root dinner toast signals renewed pacification efforts and possible joint intervention. State Department reports intolerable situation near Ceiba with Nicaraguan naval vessels threatening attack.
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Zelaya
United States
Mexico
Central America
Corea
Ganez
Marafta
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Pblcs
Root
Creel
State Department
Rootara
Valis
Dean BR. Wood
Ceiba
Mobile
Ala
Washington
Celba
Rat Celby
U. S. S. Marietta
Bullam
Navy Department
Brujillo
Puerto Cortez
Honduran
United Army Defeated Near Cheluceca
Managua March 23 Honduran forces and allies from Salvador were defeated by Nicaraguans near Cheluceca with artillery support. Nicaraguans captured enemy positions. about 20 killed and 160 wounded estimates circulate. Two hundred government troops joined revolutionaries. Tegucigalpa’s fall expected. several towns support the revolt.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Salvador
Cheluceca
Atlantic
Pacific
Bonilla
Tegucigalpa
Conayagua
Hash poisons 1000 veterans in Leavenworth hospital
More than 1,000 veterans at the National Soldiers Home in Leavenworth Kansas were sickened by meat hash at breakfast with chain of symptoms delayed four hours. Nine hundred remained in hospital with several in critical condition though no deaths were reported by tonight. Government medical staff worked nonstop to treat the outbreak.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Mar
National Soldiers Home
Kansas City, Mar
Leavenworth, Kang
Aristocracy of Intellect urged by Columbia leader
President Nicholas Murray Butler told Berkeley students that America needs an aristocracy of intellect and service drawn from all parts of democratic life. He warned that worship of money erodes democracy and that a noble foil to wealth is essential for national character.
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Berkeley
Cal
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
University of California
Rome
America
United States
Ufe
Maj Penrose acquitted by court martial after deliberation
Major W. Penrose of the Twenty-fifth Infantry is acquitted of neglect of duty in the Brownsville shooting incident. Four hours of deliberation ended the seven week trial with 2,500 pages in the record. He will travel to Washington next week as a Senate witness.
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San Antonio
Tex
W. Penrose
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Twenty-ffth Infantry
McCaskay
Department of Texas
Penrope
Washington
Senate
Brownsviile
Missing Atlantic City Girl Found in Manhattan Boarding House
Lilie Haas aged 18 who vanished from Atlantic City during her father’s estate settlement was found in a Manhattan boarding house at 38 West Sixty eighth Street. Mrs Ryan runs the house. Haas arrived about a month ago, took a bedroom for a week, and has kept quiet.
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Atlantic City
New York
Washington Post
Lilie Haas
West Bixty
West
Manhattan
Ryan
Taft aides seek statewide sentiment on Taft for president
Cincinnati dispatch reports Charles P Taft invited A L Vorys to Cincinnati to gauge public mood on William H Taft as a potential Republican presidential nominee. Vorys delays decision until Monday amid talks with Gov Harris and Taft supporters say neutrality may hold, with Ohio delegation control at stake. Col. Leopold Markbreit backs Taft after Roosevelt or Hoover, seeing Taft as strong nominee and endorsing his candidacy.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Charles FP. Taft
A. 7. Vorys
Columbus
Cincinnnati
Vorys
Ohto
Arthur L Vorys
Taft
Gav
Harris
Charles P. ‘Taft
Ohio
Foraker
Dayton
J. C. Mattern
Fred Withoft
Old Lowe
Col
Samuel J. Plickinger
Charles W. Bieser
Montgomery County Repubican
Hoonevelt
Markbreit
America
Therrothers
Italy
France
Europe
Germany
Tafts Boomers Active in Ohio Republican Fight
Ohio Republicans discuss Charles P Taft seeking to lead the Taft presidential bid with support from a broad state network. Washington sources note plans formed during Tafts visit, while A I Vorhe faces potential organizational pressure. The faction vows unity against insurgents as the 1908 campaign looms, amid operatic postscript about Lyric Theater travel ads.
Forest fires rage in Patrick County destroying farms
A major forest fire near Stuart, Patrick County spreads toward Danville, burning about thirty farmhouses and threatening homes. The blaze started on the Stuart Orchard Company's plantation and has consumed fruit trees, with several cottages at Patrick Springs lost. No deaths yet. efforts by farmers aim to confine the flames to Bull and No Business mountains. The Danville and Western Railroad reports no damage.
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Danville
Patrick
Stuart
Danville and
Crutz
Patrick Springs
Shaff
Critz
W. N. Martin
Stuart Orchard Company
Patrick County
DanyiHe
Southern Railway
Petrick County
President Roosevelt Responds To Marvin Kidnapping Appeal
Roosevelt replies to Dr Marvin of Delaware promising government aid and action in the case of his kidnapped son. The president orders Post Office and federal authorities to pursue threats and assist in locating the child as secretary Loeb notes limited options remaining. Acting Postmaster General Hitchcock instructs post office inspectors to investigate threatening letters and help pursue the kidnappers.
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Roosevelt
Marvin
Delaware
Post-office Department
Theodore Roosevelt
wSlenes
Loeb
Hitchcock
Jald
Stolen Horace Marvin Case Draws Pinkertons to Dover
Dover reports Pinkerton agents arrive and coordinate with Philadelphia and Washington on a new plan while watching letter writers. A missing boy believed to be Horace Marvin was spotted in England and on a New York Central train. English police pursue a harbor sighting as Scotland Yard aids. vessels worldwide are monitored for leads.
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Pinkerton
Dover
Del
Pullmen
Portsmouth
England
Washington Post
Horace Marvin
H. W. Bowree
Philadelphia
Famaton
Pinkerton Defective Agency
Damale
Pinkertons
Bay Meadows
Washington
von Meyer
Roosevelt
Marvin
Iit
Horace
Marvins
Enland
State Department
New York
Mar
L P. Koles
Pullman
Western New York Express
New York Central
Horoes Marvin
Buffalo
Koles
Uitte
Boles
Nolez
Phillips
High One
Ryde
Mr. Phillips
Main
Southampton
Tdne
Minneapolis
Scotland Yard
Harbor Station
Bryce Toasts Friendship Across Oceans at Pilgrims Dinner
James Bryce British Ambassador in Washington addressed American guests at the Waldorf Astoria, praising Anglo American ties and predicting verification of some of Joseph H Choate’s foretold perils. Bryce spoke of common language literature and free institutions uniting peoples beyond official diplomacy.
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Joseph H. Choate
Gov. Hughes
New York
Mar
James Bryce
Washington
Pilgrims Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Feas
Choate
Machiavelli
America
Britain
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Charles P. Taft
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