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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
16
Prince Henry Reviews Cadets at Annapolis Naval Academy
Prince Henry visits the academy reviews the cadets with keen interest in sailor boys. Machinery is inspected and commented on, and his confidence grows that cadets will meet duty when called. Cadets march in order despite a storm and are entertained at dinner before moving to working departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widdies
Prince Henry of Prussia Visits Annapolis Naval Academy
Prince Henry of Prussia toured the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis amid rain and crowds. He reviewed cadets, discussed German and American naval methods, and spoke to attendees before a formal departure to Washington. In London, Kitchener presses a two day operation against Boer lines with heavy losses and captures, including 600 Boers killed or taken and 2 000 horses and 28 000 cattle seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Naval Academy
Long
Prince
Hale
Foss
Bradford
Bowles
O'Neill
Endicott
Terry
Keeney
Sigsbee
Lemly
Southerland
Cowles
Pearce
Sanger
Washington
Baltimore Poce
Short Line
Maryland
Wainwright
Academy
Keforeless
Naval College
Physical Laboratory
Senator Hale
Congressman Foss
Saior
Laud and
Otterson
Whitey and
Simmons
Senators censured for floor clash between Tillman and McLaurin
Washington Feb 28 Senators Tillman and McLaurin were censured by the senate for disorderly behavior and violation of rules during a February 22 confrontation. The committee upheld the censure and noted unequal gravity of offenses, with McLaurin judged more reprehensible for unparliamentary language while Tillman’s charge lacked evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mes Laurin
Tillman
Senate
McLaurin
Bee
Clark
Wyoming
South Carolina
Mr. Burrows
Michigan
Committee On
Senator Tillman
Senator McLaurin
South
Caroline
Benjamin R. Tillman
John L. McLaurin
Burrows
McComas
Maryland
Reeport
Mr. McLaurin
Mr. Tillman
Slow Rescue After Telluride Snow Slides Claim Dozens
Fourteen dead with many injured and numerous missing after a series of slides at the Liberty Bell mine area on Smuggler Mountain near Telluride. Rescuers faced continuing slides and heavy snow as crews pulled bodies and attempted to save survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felluride
Colo
Smuggler Mountain
Telluride
John Golden
James Gonlon
John Isaacson
Miner
Henry Pauer
Aleft
Alf
Harry A. Chase
Stanley
Liberty Bell
Liberty Bell Mine Among Districts Elite in Telluride
Liberty Bell mine in Telluride Colorado described as one of the three largest mines in the district. Feb 28 report notes its standing among regional mining projects and potential significance to local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bell
Telluride
Colo
Liberty Bell Mine
Bilant Sentenced to Life for Murder in Second Degree
Red Lodge reports that "Cuckoo" Bilant is sentenced to life imprisonment after a nine to three informal and seven to five formal verdicts favoring second degree murder. The jury deliberated eight hours past midnight, with Judge Henry declining further instructions. Bilant expressed readiness to die, then faced formal sentencing next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Standard
Bilant
Henry
Prince Henry and Roosevelt Ride in the Rain
In Washington a rainstorm hour and a quarter ride through Rock Creek Valley and the city suburbs was taken by Prince Henry and President Roosevelt. The ride, arranged during an official function, occurred after the prince returned from Annapolis between 3 and 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prince Henry
Roosevelt
Rock Creek Valley
Annapolis
Sunday Standard Promises Colorful March 2 Issue
The March 2 edition of the Sunday Standard will be cleverly written and richly illustrated with a color supplement. It features portraits of Montana’s prettiest lady bowlers, Missoula’s new park, children’s pages for Butte, Fatty Felix and Flip Boys adventures, Emmet’s birthday section, a girls’ brass band from Missoula, snake stories, essays by George Ade and Dooley on Europe, Carnegie sermon by Rev. Rounder, Montana historical tales, and a full week’s sporting schedule plus society and theater news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Standard
Missoula
Butte
Fatty Felix
Flip Boys
Magesy
Robert Emmet
Ireland
Emmet
George Ade
Mr. Dooley
Uncle Sam
Jeremiah Rounder
Andrew Carnegie
Montana
Charley
Fargo
N. D
British Escort Convoy Attacked by Boers Near Klerksdorp
London reports a Kitchener cable says 16 officers and 451 men were captured after an attack on an escort convoy southwest of Klerksdorp on February 24. One officer and 105 men freed. Colonel Anderson remains a prisoner and Major Endbury wounded. further details delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Klerksdorp
Transvaal
Kitchener
Anderson
Imperial Yeomanry
Enderby
War secretary reports Boer losses and captures in two days
The war secretary announced in the house of commons that in the last two days 600 Boers were killed or captured. British forces took 2,000 horses and 28,080 head of cattle. Prisoners include General de Wasson and the general's secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Roberts
Cronje
Paardeburg
Majuba Hill
Lord Kitchener
Harrismith and van Reenan
House of Commons
War Secretary
Mr. Brodrick
Frankfort
Botha
Natal
Remington
Byng
Manie Botha
Dewet
Meyer
Truther
Majuba
Brodrick
de Wasson
General Funston Returns to Duty After Recovery
Frederick Funston leaves Kansas City for New York and Washington to report to the War Department. He expects to stay in the East about two weeks and says his health is perfect following the recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frederick Funston
New York
Washington
War Department
East
Funston
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Wainy
Von
Tirppi
Rendoree
Xoneegsi
Gener I
Burghers
Miss Wainwright
Marine Band
America
White House
Captain Gilmore
Artillery
Miss Roosevelt
Tillman and
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Carriea
Order of Suspension
Committee On Privileges and
Flec
Gus Swanson
H. S&s Summerland
Harry Golden
Gus Kraut
J. FE. Clemmer
Wade Crowe
R. Bishop
George Rohwer
Gregory
Tellurite
Chase
Fife
Gus von Fintel
John R. Powell
Paul Dalprese
W. S. Gregory
Raymond Bishop
State School of Mines
Golden
Celo
Denver
Pueblo
Camp Bird
Sneffels
General Funston
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