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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
1
Eulogistic addresses from prominent speakers honored Victor Hugo on the one hundredth anniversary of the poet's birth in France. Acknowledgments praised his legacy and impact on national literature and culture.
Festivities mark Hugo centenary with Pantheon ceremony led by President Loubet. 5,000 attendees including cabinet, senate, deputies, and artists. Hugo bust by David d Angers featured. Inauguration of Hugo monument on Place Victor Hugo at Passy follows with municipal gala and ball.
Prince Henry's New York visit featured a Waldorf Astoria dinner hosted by the American press, a finance and industry luncheon at Sherry's with 137 guests led by J. P. Morgan and others, and a concert by the Arion Society. He toured Grant's Tomb, viewed a torchlight parade, and attended receptions with leaders in commerce and industry.
Vlaurin and Tillman confront a vexing problem as knotty questions arise in the legal matter. Authorities weigh penalties and outcomes in a tense proceeding.
Red Lodge February hearing shows defense pushing alternate suspect theory. Witnesses challenge blood on clothes and footprints as linking Andrew Bilant to the crime while prosecution maintains a circumstantial case.
Local reports claim Long Henry Thompson killed Sheriff Young in 1899 but officials say the tale is untrue. The man known as Long Henry, Westbrook, lived in Hinsdale Montana in 1899 and no link to Wyoming or Texas crimes is supported by evidence.
Belgrade Serbia February 46. There is no foundation for the Budapest rumor that the king of Servia had been assassinated.
Berlin reports Emperor William has conferred the Order of the Red Eagle on Dr. von Holleben, the German envoy to the United States. The honor recognizes his service in Berlin and Washington relations.
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