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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1902
Page
1
Amid gun salutes and cheering crowds Prince Henry of Germany arrives by royal yacht in New York Harbor and prepares to make his home aboard the imperial vessel as his visit unfolds.
Prince Henry of Prussia arrives aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm and is warmly greeted by Admiral Evans, US officials, and New York crowds. A 21 gun salute marks the ceremony as the prince tours the fleet, meets commanders, inspects ships, and dines aboard the Hohenzollern, signaling cordial U.S.-Germany relations.
The Kronprinz sailed across the Atlantic under heavy weather testing Prince Henry of Prussia. He remained approachable and sociable, dining with guests, inspecting quarters, and discussing wireless telegraphy with American reporters. He hosted American guests, exchanged compliments with Captain Richter, and sent a Washington’s Birthday telegram to President Roosevelt.
New York reports Prince Henry will skip interviews during his visit and be represented by a staff member for publication. Captain von Mueller explains the emperor chose the prince to honor the United States and the president, noting past cordial ties with Admiral Dewey and Admiral Evans and addressing rumors of friction at a Hongkong dinner.
The President sends heartiest greetings on Prince Henry of Prussia's arrival off Nantucket and says he looks forward to meeting him in New York City tomorrow. Roosevelt extends welcome in the name of the American people and expresses eagerness for a personal meeting.
Miss Ellen M. Stone and her companion with the baby have been released by brigands after months in captivity, ending the ordeal begun last September.
Mise Elen M. Stone an American missionary released by brigands near Salonica and arrived at Strumitza with Mme Tsilka and her baby. The事件 is linked to Macedonian political aims rather than pure ransom. Authorities alerted. Stone plans to go to Salonica.
Spencer Eddy, first secretary of the legation at Constantinople and lead negotiator for Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka’s release, arrived aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm in New York. He said brigands captured an American, not a missionary, because they believed Americans held leverage.
Attorney General Knox presents findings on Arthur H. Noyes judge of Alaska district court. He faults the Nome investigation for disrepute and impaired public confidence while urging removal from office after detailing alleged incompetence and obstruction toward appeals and the writ of supersedeas. President to approve findings.
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