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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1907

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Capital Sacked in Honduras as Zelaya’s Forces Advance

Dispatches from Puerto Cortez report Tegucigalpa captured by Nicaraguan troops and San Marcos sacked with alleged abuses of women and defenseless citizens. Revolts at Camaygua alarm Honduras as American banana interests suffer losses. gunboat Marietta aids shipping at Trujillo. Honduras hopes persist despite heavy fighting and shifting fronts.

Puerto Cortez Honduras New Orleans San Marcos Nicaragua Camaygua Plata San Pedro Camiysca Honduras Interoceanis Interior Seaboard Despcrate Resdifel Marietta Trujillo Fullam Salvador Chamorre Zelaya Totamalpa Los Portillos de Namasivue Central America Mcaraguan Nickraguan Lee Christmas Memphis Tena Christmas Mau

Clock Backward At Georgetown Clock Tower

Special to The Washington Post Georgetown Ky reports a town clock ran in reverse noon today causing fear of calamity. Citizens watched the hands move backward then rapidly forward as a clockkeeper confessed testing the mechanism. No injuries were reported amid a string of strange happenings tied to local trials.

Georgetown Mar Tfashinea Caleb Powers

Diamond Theft Locks Hotel Hargrave Jewelry Value 6000

Mrs Gustav J Pleischmann, wife of a wealthy builder, told police a thief entered her West Seventy-second Street apartment in the Hotel Hargrave between Saturday and today and stole diamond jewelry worth 6000 dollars. A pass key appears to have been used.

New York Mar Gustav J. Pleischmann Hargrave West Seventy-second Street

Roosevelt Boys Ride Hurdles With Baron Sternburg

A field near Rock Creek hosts Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Roosevelt learning hurdle jumping from Baron Speck von Sternburg, German Ambassador. Theodore clears four and a half feet. Kermit matches. Roosevelt Sr attempts five feet but is unable. The group returns to the White House amid laughter as Kermit heads to Groton, Mass.

Theodore, Jr Kermit Baron Speck von Sternburg Rock-Cross Park Beran Speck von Sternburg Germany United States Rock Creek Fitzhugh Lee Seventh Cavalry Theodore and Bergt Cornelius McDermott White House Tinek Creek Baron Sternburg Roogevelt Roosevelt Wilte House Seiond Shaw Rosswelt Audrey Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Seth Bullock Deadwood Dak Gray Dawn Ana Theodore Erica Baron Sternburg Roswell Kermit Rovgevelt Groton Mass Solo

Funeral by Telephone in Auburn Me Novel Service

Mr and Mrs P W Sturtevant of Auburn held a funeral for their two year old Warren via telephone due to diphtheria. A child in the same illness delayed house fumigation and quarantine removal while Rev J Marsh of Court Street Free Baptist Church conducted the service remotely.

Washington Auburn Rev. J.marsh Court Street Free Baptist Church

VORYS 15 FOR TAFT SAYS STATE IS WITH HIM

State Superintendent of Insurance Arthur L Varga formally declares loyalty to Taft for the Republican nomination. After a lengthy conference with Gov. Harris he says Ohio will be solid for Taft, with coordinated effort but no secret plans. Both officials stress independence and deny gubernatorial approval or disapproval.

Ansurance Harris Teaves Washington Columbus Ohio Arthur L Vérge William H. Taft Varga Andrew L. Harris William H Taft Roosevelt Taft Hig Mr. Vorys Ashres Voryn Vorys Foraker Leutenants

Anti-Roosevelt Republicans See Taft Gain Help

A Washington dispatch says anti Roosevelt Republicans believe the President aids the Taft movement by active interest while the dent’s influence could shape the 1908 convention. Meanwhile reports mention steadily increasing income realized on funds deposited in the banking department of Union Trust Co with widest interest on all accounts subject to check.

Taft Washington Post New York Washington Evening Telegram Dent Dept. of Union Trust Co

Roosevelt’s backers urge broad support for policy line

The piece describes how Roosevelt allies seek wide backing for his policies and a fair convention fight among competing leaders. It lists Hughes, Knox, Deneen, Cumming, Hanly, Beveridge, and La Follette as potential successors discussed to carry forward Roosevelt’s program, while warning against dictating a single nominee.

Roose Yestian Roosevelt Hughes Fot New York Knox Pennsylvania Deneen Illinois Cumming Iowa Hanly Beveridge Indiana la Follette Wisconsin

Burglars Terrorize Town In Connecticut News

Waterbury merchants petition to keep funds from Saturday sales in bank safes. Manufacturers' National Bank to stay open on Saturdays for deposits. Police with 25 officers struggle against burglars who dynamited a Mil ler & Peck Co department store safe, taking $1000 in cash and checks before fleeing and stopping before accessing a second vault.

Washington Post Waterbury Conn Manufacturers’ National Bank Miller & Peck Co Tangier Morocco Casa Blanca Noth

Physician Shot by Woman in Union Office

Dr W I Linder a Union S C physician was seriously but not fatally wounded in his big office by a mulatto woman forty three. He turned to see a pistol leveled at him and grappled the shooter gaining possession of the revolver. The motive remains unclear and the woman was arrested.

Washington Post Columbia 8. C W. I. Linder Union S. C

Rich Man Lost at Sea on Voyage from New Orleans to New York

Wealthy Bangor Maine timberman O Webster disappears from the Morgan Line steamship Comus between New Orleans and New York. Captain Post reports Webster last seen in a deck chair at 12:30 PM before vanishing. Bangor connections, substantial fortune, and search by police in progress.

Washington Post New York Mar Morgan Line Comus New Orleans O. Webster Bangor Himberman A¢ Bou Wiliam J. McNulty Mr. Webster Mr. McNulty Post Hot Springs McNulty Jdld Aldin P. Webster Eben O. Webster Orono Eben ‘O. Webster Col Eben’ Webster Tmber Kekenegar Paper’ Company Orona Wree

Yacht Found Bottom Up At Dead Man's Shoals

The yacht Star, sailing from Anglesea to Millville, was found bottom up at Dead Man's Shoals in Maurice River Cove. Three men, John Chessman, George Garrison, and Bufus Garton, who left Anglesea aboard the vessel, are feared drowned. The yacht’s sails were set and reefed when recovered, and a hat was found nearby.

Millville Mary Star Ansieses N. I Maurice River Cove Anglesea Fies Gails John Chessman George Garrison Bufus Garton

Railway Strike Impends Over Wage Demands

Western railroads face a potential strike as 60,000 workers vote 98 percent to strike if wage increases and a nine hour day are not granted. General managers offered a 10 percent raise and no nine hour day, with 95,000 miles of trackage at stake and a payroll of 220 million.

West Chicago Acriess Western ‘Railroads Brotherhood of

Meteor Over New York Seen By Many Citizens

Special to The Washington Post reports a bright green meteor observed by numerous witnesses over the northern New York area at 6 58 pm It moved northerly then dived sharply and burst near the earth without detonation William Eddy of Bayonne New Jersey also saw the event and noted the object seemed to enter the atmosphere near West Point or Newburgh about 20 degrees from the zenith and roughly 1 1/2 miles high

Washington Post New York Mar William Eddy Bayonne N. J West Point Newburgh

Explosion at Bijou Theater Injures Twenty Four

In Greenfield Indiana a natural gas blast rocked the Bijou Theater on March 3 injuring twenty four. Victims include Elijah Gillingham with a broken arm Arthur Hoon with a broken leg Hank Tucker with a dislocated knee Leah Joyce cut to head and face Henry Cruey cut William Petonett with a broken nose Roland Little and Gabe Riffo bruised. The explosion shattered walls and caused a chaotic stampede as attendees rushed toward two outer doors. Cause of the blast remains unknown.

Washington Greenfield Ind Vank Ner Teg Elijah Gillingham Arthur Hoon Hank Tucker Ankde

Keene Arrested for Speeding In New York

Foxhall Keene, banker and horseman, was arrested on a charge of driving his automobile at a mile in three minutes in New York. Police timed him from Sixteenth Street to Fourteenth Street. He requested an examination, which the magistrate denied, and was paroled to appear tomorrow.

Washington New’ York Mar Foxhall Keene Jefferson Market Court Lemigon Board of Managers Mr. Keeney

Fire destroys 61 houses in Spartanburg

Mass blaze early today in Spartanburg South Carolina leaves about 325 people homeless. Estimated property loss around 76000 dollars with 60 houses owned by Spartan Mill and P L Shipp. No fatalities. several injured by bricks from falling walls. Fire began in a Forest street residence and spread rapidly.

Spartansburg Spartanburg Spartan Mill P. L. Shipp Mutual ‘Factory J.o M. Carver Forest Street Detetive Ave

France to occupy Oudja in Morocco until demands met

Paris reports cabinet decision to dispatch troops across the Algerian frontier to occupy Oudja Morocco. France seeks punishment of Dr Mauchamp's killer indemnity for his family and funds for a charitable institution in his memory. Debate in Chamber and focus on German threat shape forthcoming actions and accountability from authorities.

Germany Paris Mar Oudia Morocco Igh France Mauchamp Fez Oudja Manchamp Algeria Frontier Tlemsen Oran Chamber of Deputies Saone Et Loire M. Fernand Duibier

Index to todays issue Cares 1 Honduran Capital Captured

Cares reports on Honduran events including the capital captured and political shifts. President's sons top high hurdles and other sports and editorial notes are listed alongside financial and social items.

President Ohio Franca Morocco Bat” Masterson Roosevelt Schi Wall Street Roumania Bundey Brownsville Fairbanks Roosevelt Center Honduras Bryce Union League Mme Eames Mitchell G. Ww. OU Ruef R. Mason Army

Best Ever Says Bat Masterson on Theodore Roosevelt

Deputy Masterson praises Theodore Roosevelt as the greatest president, predicts reelection, and notes broad public support. He recounts White House visit with President Roosevelt, Ber Daniels, Built Andrews, and Theodore Jr. He argues the president has united the people, challenged the Senate, and disciplined corporations.

United States Masterson Calle White House Washington Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Bat” Masterson West New York Raleigh Bat Marsha Masterson Ber Daniels Theodore, Jr Marshal Masterson Arizona Masterson New ‘York City Senate Teddy

Extreme Stock Declines Shake Market in March

The Westingian Post reports a severe stock market downturn led by Selig driven pressure on Industrials and railroads. The close showed an average of thirty railroads and industrials down to 985-8, a 25-9 point drop, with steel shares tumbling more than the rest. Steel common traded heavily at 200,850 shares and preferred 80,800 as bears attacked both classes and forced liquidations.

Westingian Post New York Mar United States Steel Corporation Bis Baltimore Ohio Erie Great Northern Interboro- Metropolitan Interboro-Metropolitan National Northern Pacific Northwestern St. Paul Car Foundry American Chesapeake and Monte Great North

Big Loss in Steel and Rail Shares Amid Heavy Selling

A sharp market decline hit steel and standard railway shares as heavy selling pressed prices. Analysts cite bear activity and broad explanations, while a London copper break supposedly spurred industrials. The session closed with a rally as short sellers covered.

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