Kronprinz Wilhelm Sighted Off Nantucket With Prince Henry Aboard
New York reports Kronprinz Wilhelm seen at 1 a m off Nantucket lghtship and expected to reach Sandy Hook by 10 a m. Admiral Evans squadron at Tompkinsville readies for royal reception as ships face ice and communication limits. Berlin and New York exchange cordial messages ahead of Prince Henry’s visit.
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Einer
Prince Henry
Sandy Hook
New York
Nantucket
Admiral Evans
Tompkinsville
Olympia
Staplton
Berlin
America
Germany
Kirschener
Uik
Cleveland Declines Roosevelt Banquet Invitation
Cleveland refuses President Roosevelt’s White House banquet invite honoring Prince Henry of Frusaia citing health reasons. The decision underscores ongoing diplomacy during February and affects potential attendance by prominent figures and officials.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Banqtel
White House
Prince Henry of Frusaia
Knox submits Alaska judge Noyes case report
In Washington on February 22 Attorney General Knox filed his report and recommendations for the Noyes case in the federal court of Alaska. He noted that he recently conducted further inquiries and outlined proposed actions for the president.
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Washington
Knox
Noyes
Federal Court of
Alaska
Cunard Steamer Lucania Arrives From New York
Kronprinzg sighted near Liverpool as Cunard Steamer Lucania reaches port from New York. The ship reported communication on February 16 in latitude 45.59 north and 16 west, indicating position with the North German Lloyd steamer Kron.
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Liverpool
Cunard
Lucania
New York
Kron
American Peril or Cure in Transatlantic Bond
Senator Beveridge responded to a toast about American progress and European competition. The speech urged mutual energy and wisdom, invoking Washington and Lafayette and stressing a fruitful brotherhood between the United States and Europe.
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Holland
Roosevelt Dutch
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Italy
France
Europe
United States
Washington
Lafayette
Beveridge
Indiana
Simple Request to Dr Shoop at Wis Book Address
A concise request asks the reader to specify which book to choose and provides the address for Dr. Shoop, box 755, Macine, Wisconsin. The note emphasizes a straightforward selection process and directs correspondence to the named recipient at the given box.
Western Jockey Club Reinstates Jockeys Trainers in Chicago
At a Western Jockey Club meeting in Chicago last week many owners trainers officials and jockeys were reinstated to 2000 standing. Notable restores include T P Haynes and William Bloss. Applications from Highland Park club and Detroit Driving club for July 28 to Aug 23 racing dates were postponed for further hearing. The list of reinstated owners trainers and horses is extensive with names like Kent Abernathy Allen Carmack Clendenin Ivers Magher and many more.
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Western Jockey Club
Chicago
T. P. Haynes
William Bloss
Highland Park Club
Detroit Driving Club
Detroit
T. M. Kent
Rouble
J. A. Abernathy
Aline
C. A. Allen
Mike Mallon
G. W. Carmack
McCiury
L. Cheney
Actine
Armitha
B.lta
Celezual
Kansas
Gouroneur
W. L. Deustow
Domini
Pallawan
F. Fuser
Heminghaus
Jimp
Giger
William Garth
Imbalist
AML Saints
Concortina
Gay Juda
Geors
Cox
Nathale
James AC. Ghio
W. McKinney
Maria Elena
Sophia
Pirates
Mr. T Mberlake
Aniolee
William Jennings
Ator King
Latiwade
Green Main
Jobe Ff Harrison
J. F. Rogier
FL Kerns
Samuel Togers
Buck Cloud
Ansett
W. S. Muleney
Johan Johnsom
Joe Gray
May Apple
EL Cook
Ti. Flapen
W. W. Jackson
W. R. Istey
Wl Moore
W. H Neuman
Rail
W. Beauchamp
J. Gark
Fauntleroy
Hatch
Hansen
A. EK. Morse
J. Murphyr. Onah
W. Pickeling
W. Uunkett
A. E Redfern
W. Watson
T. A. Trady
A. EB. Dade
P. W. Maginn
Willamt Snyder
Steve
W. J. Babbitt
Isaac
Billy Mason
Garden O. B. Bard
Little Reggie
Less
Beauchamp
Wiliam Cowie
Ty A. Davies
Rice
Weam Miller
Thomas Napber
Gaccie
Ttrave Boer
Nobleman
Leich
Tobe Pain
Paulines Last
J. Salm
Nancy Debbing
R. W. Smart
Lady Wadsworth
Mre
J. B. Ferguson
Honor His Name engines and blood of Europe
Fragment from a column praising a rapid rise over fifty years, noting dual heritage and the idea that good blood cannot lie. It contrasts ignorant labels of Anglo-Saxons with the claim that Europe’s blood flows in the subject, suggesting pride in lineage and progress.
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France
Europe
Free Trial Package Sent to Men for Home Cure
A State Medical Institute offers free trial packages by mail to men suffering from men's weakness. The home treatment targets heart and memory issues, back pain, and related conditions, promising strength and vigor without embarrassment. Write to 638 Stekized Budding, Fort Wayne, Indiana, for a free sample.
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Kouinon
Mlo
State Medical Institute
Fe Wayne
Washington honored at Peoria Creve Coeur banquet
Meade C. Detweiler of Pennsylvania delivered the first toast on George Washington, praising the nation’s first leader for his purity, integrity, and statesmanship. He urged voters to judge modern measures by Washington’s standard. Congressman Cushman of Washington spoke in response to the toast.
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Peoria
Washington
Creve Coeur Club
Meade C. Detweiler
Pennsylva
the Elks
George Washington
Detweiler
Washington Standard
Cushman
Montanans Present At New York Democratic Assembly
The Manhattan club hosted a large Democratic gathering with national figures from eight states. Speakers included David B. Hill and Edward M. Shepard. Montana Governor Toole attended among a list of prominent guests and others sent regret letters, including Henry Watterson.
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New York
Manhattan Club
Cirh
David B. Hill
Charlies H. Traux
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
Edward M. Shepard
Governor Tonle
Montana
Mayor Collins
Mr. Shepard
Edward Mwphy
Don M. Dickinson
Michigan
Seanator
W. A. Clark
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
CG. & Thomas
Colorado
C.S Wool
Oreson
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Robert R. Roosevelt
Edward Cooper
Daniel 3. Juamont
Norman
Swamp Root Promised Cure For Kidney Trouble
Patient details severe misdiagnosis of stomach cancer in 1893 before Swamp Root improved health. Advertisement emphasizes kidney and bladder remedy by Dr Kilmer & Co with free sample offer and mail order information.
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Gertrude Warner Scott
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Binghamton, N. Y
Binghamton, N
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Kilmer
Binghamton, N, Y
Democratic Party Vision for 1904 Campaign Declares Jeffersonian Path
A long speech by David B. Hill argues the Democratic Party should oppose Republican syndication with a Jeffersonian democracy focused on taxation for public purposes, strict constitutional interpretation, and revenue reform. He defends home rule, anti-corporate power, and bimetallism, framing Cuba and tariff policy as core issues for the 1904 contest. Several figures including Mayor Collins and Edward M. Shepard attend, followed by a dinner.
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Republican Party
Jefferson
David B. Hill
Hill
Cuba
United States
Democratic Party
New York
Roosevelt
Middle States
Collins
Edward M Shepard
Co. S. Wood
Oregon
Charles E. Hooker
Mississippi
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Manhattan Club Banaquet
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iGertrude
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Inton
Iowa
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Humphrey's Med. Co
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