Prince Henry’s America Visit Itinerary Revealed
Washington outlines the detailed programme for Prince Henry of Prussia from Feb 22 to Mar 11 1902. The plan covers arrivals in New York and Washington, state events with President Roosevelt, tours to Mount Vernon Boston Niagara Falls and Chicago, and a westward through Philadelphia West Point and New York farewell.
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Arion Club
Press of
United States
Pennsylvania Road
Washington
McKinley
House of Representatives
Prince
Mount Vernon
Annapolis
Alleghany Mountains
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
St. Louis
Nashville
Louisville
Indianapolis
Union Station
Eads Bridge
St. Louis Club
West End
Forest Park
Chicago
Union Depot
Auditorium Hotel
Auditorium
First Regiment
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Milwaukee
Exposition Hall
United Sining Clubs
Pfister
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Falls
Rochester
Syracuse
Boston
South Terminal Station
Somerset Hotel
Harvard University
State House
Shawmut Memorial
Public Library
Cambridge
Memorial Hall
Harvard University Union
Meistenberg
Albany
City Hall
State Capitol
Senate
Assembly
West Point
New York
Weehawken
University Club
Crosse Deutsche Gessellschatt
Lanccheon
New York Yacht Club
Ferry Fron
Twenty-third Street
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Cramps’ Shipyard
Union League
SHORT ON FLAGS PRINCE HENRY VISIT PROMPTS SUPPLY SHORTAGE
A New York dispatch reports a shortage of German flags bunting and banners as shops rush to decorate for Prince Henry and his suite. Demand from hotels businesses and private homes exceeds supply with orders pouring in from inland stops depleting local stocks.
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New York
Prince Henry
Germany
Photographs of the prince flood in from Berlin
In photographs of the prince has also sprung up and thousands of the pictures in all sizes and styles have been imported from Berlin.
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Berlin
Prince Henry to be greeted at West Forty fourth Street pier
New York on Feb. 17 plans for Prince Henry’s arrival shift to Recreation pier at West Thirty fourth Street due to weather. Rear Admiral Evans will board the Kron Prinz Wilhelm to greet him and lead a royal salute of 21 guns as the liner passes the squadron. Return calls by Prince Henry depend on arrival timing of the Kron Prinz Wilhelm.
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Washington
Dr. Hill
Prince Henry
Prussia
New York Harbor
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
Admiral Evans
Quarantine Station
Hohenzollern
Irving Place
General Grant
Deutscher Verein
Pennsylvania Road
Baltimore
White House
District of Columbia
Capitol
New York
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Prince
Townsend-Downey Shipbuilding Company
Shooter's Island
Custom House Wharf
Battery
City Hall
Recreation Pier
West Thirty-fourth Street
Evans
Brooke
Barker
Atlantic Yacht Club Honors German Monarchs
The Atlantic yacht club in New York held a special meeting and elected Emperor William of Germany and Prince Henry of Prussia as members. The planned opera program for Prince Henry’s visit includes Lohengrin, Carmen in French, Aida in Italian, Tannhauser, La Traviata, and El Cid with renowned artists such as Gadski Sembrich Calve Scotti Eames Hom er Campanari Journet and De Marchi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Yacht Club
Emperor William of
Germany
Prince Henry of Prussia
Prince Henry
Gadski
Schuman-Heinke
Dippel
Bispham
Edouard de Reszke
Carmen
Calve
Alvarez
Scotti
Aida
Eames
Homer
Campanari
Journet
de Marchi
Tannhauser
Ternina
von Dyck
von Rooy
Wireless link with Kron Prinz Wilhelm ends near the Lizard
Marconi officials report the Kron Prinz Wilhelm with Prince Henry aboard remained in wireless contact with the Lizard station until about 9 am. A Mullion Cornwall station continued sending messages but the ship could not reply due to limited gear.
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London
Marconi
Lizard
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Mullion
Cornwall
Atlantic
Admiral Dewey Declines Prince Henry Dinner Invitation
Palm Beach February 17 Admiral Dewey received a Washington dispatch asking him to dine February 28 with Prince Henry of Prussia. Dewey replied regretting he cannot accept due to his wife Mrs Dewey's illness.
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Palm Beach
Fla
German Imperial Yacht Hohenzollern Officers Visit Falls and Philadelphia Trip
The officers of the German Imperial yacht Hohenzollern returned from Niagara Falls today after a visit there last week. Four more officers will tour the Falls tomorrow and return Wednesday. Due to the storm the yacht had few visitors. Admiral von Baudissin left for Philadelphia this afternoon to stay two days visiting relatives.
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New York
Niagara Falls
Falls Tomorow
Admiral von Baudissin
Philadelphia
State of Siege Proclaimed in Barcelona
The strike situation worsens as a state of siege is declared in Barcelona. Printers have halted all papers and none are appearing, signaling a deepening crisis for local news and publishing.
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Barcelona
Exoneration in New York Death of 1-Year-Old Henry Theis
Edward R. Thomas son of Gen Samuel Thomas was cleared by a coroner's jury investigating the February 12 automobile death of 1 year old Henry Theis. The jury found no blame attached to Myron Tromas who drove the car.
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New York
Edward R. Thomas
Samuel ‘Thomas
Henry Theis
Myr. Tromas
Save the Cilia and Heal Mothers with Favorite Prescription
A call to mothers to trust Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for maternity recovery and stronger, healthier children. Claims of testimonials from mothers and free consultation with Dr. Pierce, noting no alcohol or narcotics and a vegetable formula. Includes offer of Common Sense Medical Adviser via mail order.
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Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Picsce
N.Y
Millionaire Fraud Case Seizes Attorney in California
C R Mains an attorney is arrested in San Francisco on charges of using the mails for fraudulent purposes. He claimed to be western representative of the American and European Fuel Mining and Transportation syndicate and the American and London Safety Deposit Surety and Investment company with a combined capital of 4 billion. He issued pamphlets nationwide and named Dr Charles E Bennett as a reader of his scheme. A warrant is out for W Scott Gifford the proposed actuary. Mains, an eastern lawyer, is said to be admitted in Battle Creek Michigan.
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San Francisco
C. R. Mains
United States
Heacock
Mains
European Fuel, Mining and Transportation Syndicate
London
Bennett
W. Scott Gifford
Battle Creek, Mich
Earthquake Toll and Volcanic Activity Hit Shamaka Area
Reports from Shamaka indicate 2 900 people, mostly women and children, died in the last week’s earthquake. About 4 000 houses were destroyed and neighboring villages damaged. A volcanic eruption near Marasy sent lava and flames, while the Geonchalka river altered its course. Soldiers and Red Cross workers assist in rescue and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baku
Russia
Trans-Caucasia
Shamaka
Shamnaka
Marasy
Geonchalka
Red Cross Society
President Hill On Stand In Northern Securities Case
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern and Northern Securities Company, testifies before Referee Mabey in a lawsuit by Peter Vower of New York against the Northern Pacific Railroad. Hill says he testifies only for the Great Northern. The hearing on irregularities continues for several days.
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Hill
Great Northern
Burlington
Northern Pacific
One of Negroes Is Hanged in New Madrid
A masked mob seized Louis Wright near New Madrid Missouri and hanged him after an altercation at a minstrel show incident. Several whites were wounded by black performers fire. Negroes were jailed and the shooter lynched. others were beaten but released after examination.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
New Madrid
Louis Wright
Richard
Iringie
Iyvnehed
Liverpool Bank Robbery Charges At Old Bailey Hearing
At the Old Bailey London on February 17, Thomas P. Goudie the bookmaker pleaded guilty to involvement in the Bank of Liverpool robbery. Dick Urge, PF. T. Kelly, and Stiles the bookmakers pleaded not guilty amid little new evidence. Prosecutors said Lawrie Marks, the missing American bookmaker, likely died by his own hand.
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London
Bank of Liverpool
Old Parley
Thomas P. Goudie
Dick Urge
PF. T. Kelly
Stiles
Lawrie Marks
Death by Own Action Acts as Bar in U S Court
In St. Louis on February 11 a decision was rendered by Judges Caldwell and Sanborn of the United States court. The ruling concerns a case where the act is treated as a bar to the action, shaping the legal outcome and future proceedings.
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St. Louis
Caldwell and Sanborn
United States Court
Appeals court frees Mutual Life from payout on Kelly policy
The court of appeals reversed a circuit court ruling, releasing Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York from paying Mrs. Kelly $7,400 after Edward E. Kelly killed himself in Colfax Iowa on February 12 1900. The policy’s two year suicide clause was upheld.
Northern Pacific Terminus Remains Ellensburg After Reconsideration
A proposed shift of Cle Elum to the Idaho and Pacific divisions terminus has been dropped and Ellensburg will remain the terminus. Four new work trains were added to the Pacific division today, bringing the total to 11 and signaling extensive improvements planned by the Northern Pacific this year.
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Cleelum
Idaho and Pacific
Northern Pacific
Ellensburg
Pacific
Jeremiah Cranston Declared Insane and Sent to Warm Springs
Special Dispatch reports Jeremiah Cranston, longtime employee of local smelters, pronounced insane and ordered to Warm Springs asylum by sheriff and court. He had brain fever years ago, suffered typhoid recently, stayed restless in hospital, talked loudly, threatened harm, and misidentified the judge as a cattle rustler. His brothers accompanied him to court.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jeremiah Cranston
Warm Springs
Benner
Cranston
Minot
Seven Years for Each One in Grand Larceny Case
Fort Benton officials report Judge Tattan sentenced Miller and Baldwin to seven years in the penitentiary for grand larceny. He cited sensational evidence on the alibi and noted other parties remain at large. Sampson, who killed a half breed at Big Sandy, drew six months in jail amid accusations of witness intimidation. Johnson, convicted of assault, faces sentencing tomorrow.
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Fort Benton
Tattan
Miller
Baldwin
Co. C. Sampson
McBride
Big Sandy
Sampson
Johnson
Weyner to Enter Guilty Plea in Forgery Case
Carl Weyner alias Mampire was arraigned in district court for forgery linked to a string of forgeries ten days earlier. He asked for another day to enter a plea, citing better condition, with Judge Leslie confirming a court appearance for tomorrow afternoon.
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Standard
Great Palla
Carl
Weyner
Mampire
Wegner
Bridge proposal over Missouri at Second Avenue eyed
Great Falls city council discussed building a new bridge across the Missouri River at Second Avenue to connect the city and west side replacing the First Avenue stretch. The session covered a proposed subway under a Montana Central road, bids for extending Third Avenue boulevard, street commissioner duties, and grade changes on Third and Fifth Avenues.
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Great Falls
Missouri River
Second Avenue
West Side
First Avenue
Montana Central
Third Avenue
Committee On Ways and Means
Terminus Stays at Lucasburg in Tacoma February 17
The report notes Terminus remains at Lucasburg in Tacoma Washington on February 17 with no change in location or status. Officials confirm ongoing operations and oversight.
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Lucasburg
Pension Increase Granted for Veteran Thomas W. Mites
Washington reports a pension increase for Thomas W. Mites of Castle a Mesicz TM war veteran. The action reflects ongoing adjustments to veteran benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Thomas W. Mites
Castle
Officers Re-Elected in Woman Slppfrageh Association
Officers were re-elected as the principal business of the Woman Slppfrageh Association. The meeting focused on ongoing programs and future plans.
National American Woman Suffrage Association Elects Officers
Carrie Chapman Catt is named president with old officers reelected except Dr. Cora Smith Eaton who declines a second term. The session features remarks by H. W. Blair and reports on Friends Equal Rights, Russia, and women in Spanish American colonies including Venezuela Chile and Porto Rico with speakers from New York Caracas and Philadelphia.
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Washington
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
Rev. Anna, B. Shaw
Philadelphia
Kate U. Gordon
Alice 8S. Blackwell
Boston
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Ohio
Laura Clay
Lexington
Mia
Mary J. Coggeshall
Des Moines
Iowa
Cora Smith Eaton
United States
H. W. Blair
Mariana W. Chapman
Friends Equal Rights’ Association
Sophia Friedland
Russia
Venezuela
Jose Rafael Rikart
Caracas
Senorita
Carolina Huidobri
Chile
South American
Mexico
Argentine
Paraguay
Federico Degetau
Porto Rico
Harriet Potter Nourse
Anna H. Shaw
West Indies
Curb a Cold in One Day with Bremo Quinine Tablets
An old advert promises rapid cold relief with Lasative Bremo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money refund if no improvement and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Vancouver Arrest In Alley Murder Suspect Named Frank Arnold
Vancouver officials arrested a man identified as Frank Arnold of Syracuse New York who matches little of the San Francisco alley murder suspect description. The man, about 6 feet 2 inches tall and heavy set, claims 23 years old and has a crippled right hand.
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Vancouver
B. C
Bene Kauffman
San Francisco
Bn Francisco
Frank Arnold
Syracuse
N. Y
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