Prince Henry Tours the Midwest on Westward Train
Prince Henry of Prussia traveled through Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio on a special train en route to Chattanooga Tennessee. He greeted crowds at Altoona Pittsburgh Columbus Cincinnati and Xenia while noting industrial sites and mapping notes. The reception in Cincinnati drew an estimated 30 000 to 40 000 people as guards secured the station and Prince Henry and his party prepared for the next leg toward Tennessee.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Prince Henry of Prussia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Prince Henry
Altoona
Pittsburg
Columbus
Alleghany Mountains
Portage
Admiral Evans
Ambassador von Holleben
Corbin
Hill
Carl Poitier
Ralph Peters
von Vgidy
Xenia
Queen & Crescent
Blue Grass
Su Te
Germany
United States
Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Prince Henry Journeys West on Special Train
Portage Pennsylvania March 1 Prince Henry travels by special train toward the West and South. The journey from Washington to Harrisburg via the Northern Central and Pennsylvania lines included a welcoming stop at Altoona with a crowd and band. He rode in the locomotive cab with engineer J W Gilchrist and fireman H C Palmer, directing the train onward amid Allegheny mountain scenery.
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J. W. Gilchrist
H. C. Palmer
Prince
Alleghanys
Prince Henry's Special Delayed by Wreck From Johnstown to Pittsburgh
Prince Henry's train was held for 1 hour 50 minutes near Portage due to wreckage ahead. After reentering the engine the prince rode at speeds up to 60 mph through foot hills, arriving in Pittsburg with a cinder-marked face. At Bradensville he dressed for the reception, then proceeded to Pittsburg where about 20,000 people greeted him with bands and floral tokens.
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Johnstown
Portage
Prince Henry
Bond
The
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Gilchrist
Bradensville
Prince Henry Arrives in Dennison Ohio with Crowd at Depot
Prince Henry reached Dennison Ohio at 2 56 pm on a special train. A large crowd gathered near the depot as the Columbia car was rushed off the train to speed away. The event drew notable attention and a hurried departure through Pennsylvania into Ohio.
Train quick pass through Steubenville frustrates local crowd
Officials aimed to regain morning time and abandoned a planned stop at Steubenville. The train passed through Steubenville at lively speed, disappointing onlookers who had gathered to see the prince arrive.
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Steubenville
Prince
Prince Henry Receives Cordial Welcome in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio crowds line the tracks and station passages to greet Prince Henry. Gov Nash and local officials welcome him as Ambassador von Holleben presents the party. The editors later relay Emperor William’s thanks for the U S reception of the visit.
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New York
Emperor William
New York Staats Zeitung
Prince Henry
Berlin
Mellville KE
Stone
United States
William
I. R
French Premier Injured In Street Car Collision
Paris reports Premier Waldeck Rousseau injured when his carriage collided with a street car last night. He slept feverishly and now complains of shoulder pain. doctors plan Roentgen ray examination. President Loubet visited but was kept out by the physician.
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Paris
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Carraage
Loubet
Helena Officials Announce Administrative Changes
Special Dispatch reports county commissioners appoint Oscar Carlson of Helena as public administrator to replace B. H. Foley who resigned. the role begins April 1. Ex Alderman John Turton becomes deputy clerk of the district court succeeding J. E. B. McIntyre.
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Standard
Helena
Oscar Carlson
B. H. Foley
John &. Turton
John T. Murphy
J. E B. McIntyre
Miss Stone Arrives in Constantinople From Salonica
Constantinople March 1 Miss Stone reached the city and moved on to the United States legation. M Gargiole the first dragoman also returned. He reports Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka in excellent health and unchanged by six months in brigand custody. Tsilka’s baby Kismeteha or Lucky Child is said to have brought them luck.
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Constantinople
Miss Stone
Salonica
United States
Epidemic Grip Warns Westward Before March
Public health warning notes grip epidemics move west and predicts arrival by early March. Advises carrying a bottle of Humphreys Celebrated Grip and Cold Cure, 25 cents, available at druggists or by mail. Promises early use shortens illness and prevents pneumonia.
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Humphreys
Rothschilds Backing Rosebery in Political Turmoil
The piece reports Rothschilds supporting Lord Rosebery's platform of efficiency and liberal economics amid a public horse remount scandal. It notes a private Commons squabble over horse contracts fueled cross party grudges and unionist discontent. Pall Mall Gazette predicts South Africa's conflict winding down by September with Kitchener's progress and Botha's possible surrender.
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Lord Rosebery
Associated Press
House of Commons
Newmarket
Pall Mall Gazette
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Botha
Cascade Farmers Meet at Cascade County Institute
The Cascade county farmers institute concludes after two days of programs with large attendance despite court sessions. Directors and speakers addressed water storage horticulture food adulteration pure food law straw berry culture and farm practices.
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Cascade
Montana
Director Fortier
R. N. Sutherlin
Rocky Mountain
Traphagsi
The
Agricultural College
T. T. Black
Jefferson County
Judge rebukes attorney in Montana district court
Great Falls March 1 a Kalispell judge vacated a morning judgment for a client of attorney Brady and harshly accused him of trying to gain an improper advantage from the visiting judge Brady denied the charge and explained his actions in a long account of failed prior steps and amended pleadings.
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Standard
Great Falls
District Court
Smith
Kalispell
Brady
Merrill
Cascade Bank
Leslie
Raban
Merri
Ransom Cooper
Cooper
Lslie
Great Falls Notes and Local Developments
Great Falls report shows 95 arrests last month per Chief Cook. Mails weighing across Montana set to begin on Montana Central rail line next Tuesday. County board of appraisers to sit till April 1. 12 days extended by district judge. No real estate raises though 260 new houses will be taxed. Judge D F Smith from Kalispell to return. Judge Leslie to resume duties Monday. he is improving. Marriage license issued to Eugene K E Retten and Katherine Tomaschek of Great Falls. Andrew Kelly, 26, dies of lung trouble. remains to be shipped to Sherbrooke for interment. Henry Jones vs George Mauer trial ongoing in district court.
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Standard
Great Falls
Cook
Montana Central Railway
County Board of Appraisers
District Court
D. F. Smith
Kalispell
Leslie
Eugene KE. Retten
Seventh Avenue South
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Henry Jones
George Mauer
Plaintiff Wins Lands Dispute Over Damaged Fence Access
The verdict orders Mauer to pay Jones $4.50 in damages after crossing Jones’ land by cutting the fence to reach a crossing. Mauer is enjoined from further crossing Jones’ property.
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Mauer
Jones
Tim Lynch and the Sheriff in Havre Horse Theft Scandal
Special Despatch reports Havre Sheriff negligence as Tim Lynch evades arrest and disposes of 24 stolen horses from R W Mack. Marshal Lickle of Havre brought Richard Patton to jail for six months. Lynch, sought for Havre sheep theft, sold horses for 800 dollars near Williston after being warned. Mack and Walter Brown pursued horses to Wiliston.
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Fort Benton
Marshal Lickle
Havre
Richard Patton
R. W. Mack
Lox Elder
Tim Lynch
Bickle
Williston
Lynch
Chateau County
Mack
Walter Brown
Wiliston
Albright sues Kaslo Cattle Company for rent and services
Helena March 1 Andrew Albright files suit in district court against Kaslo Cattle company over Canon ranch in Cascade county seeking 2500 for rent and hay cutting plus 4000 for work and services.
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The
Standard
Helena
Andrew Albright
Kaslo Cattle Company
Canon
Cascade County
Helena Couple Ties The Knot In Small City Wedding
Clarence W. Mc Kercher of Helena and Anna Blacker of Radersburg Jefferson county were married this afternoon at the First Baptist church parsonage by Rev J B Me Namee in a ceremony attended by a few friends.
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The
Standard
Helena
Clarence W. McKercher
Anna Blacker
Radersburg
Jefferson County
First Baptist Church
J. B. MeNamee
State Treasurer Presents Quarterly Treasury Report
Helena March 1 State Treasurer Barret laid before Governor Took his report for the quarter ending Feb 28. Receipts for the three months totaled 693 376 33 while disbursements reached 928 612 64. Cash on hand at quarter end stood at 319 450 50.
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Helena
Barret
Mining worker killed in blast in Reno
Reno on March 1 reports Paul Connolly an employee of Wedekind Mining company had his head literally blown off in a fatal blast. Officials investigated the accident at the mining site and the cause was not immediately released.
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Reno, Nev
Paul Connolly
Wedekind Mining Company
Miner fatally injured by dynamite blast in mine
A miner was killed when an explosion of dynamite went off as he thawed the charge for use in a mine. The blast wrecked the roof of the shaft house and caused fatal injuries.
Forsyth Bowling Team Falls to Billings on Slow Night
In Forsyth on March 1, Billings defeated Forsyth in bowling after travel delays. Billings totaled 4,008 pins across five games to Forsyth 3,607. Morgan and Tshudy led Billings with 214 and 211 points as Forsyth won only one of five games.
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Standard
Billings
Forsyth
Morgan
Tshudy
Rbillings
Soo
Morsyth
Declined Sword Preference by Major Jenkins at Charleston
Major Michael Jenkins of Bethel Military Academy declined to accept a sword offered for presentation during the president’s Charleston visit. He sent a telegram to Lieutenant Governor Tillman denying any request to withdraw acceptance and stating he must decline under the circumstances.
Charleston renews invitation to President Roosevelt
The Charleston exposition board approved a resolution renewing the invitation to President Roosevelt to visit Charleston. The city council repeated the invitation and set up a special committee to present the resolutions to the president and convey the strong desire of Charleston residents for a state visit.
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Charleston
S. C
Exposition Board of Directors
Roosevelt
Tuillman
Jenkins
Billy Rice Dies In Hot Springs Minstrel Veteran
Billy Rice a veteran minstrel in Hot Springs Arkansas died today from dropsy in apparent indigent circumstances once reputed wealthy responses indicate.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Billy Rice
Butte Theosophical Society Opens New Headquarters
The Butte Theosophical Society hosts a Sunday evening meeting in its new headquarters room 411 on the fourth floor of the Goldberg block at Park and Academy streets. The well furnished rooms seat nearly 100 and surpass the old rooms in appeal.
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Butte Theosophical Society
Princess Chic Draws Out-of-Town Guests at Suttons
A large group of visitors from Deer Lodge and Warm Springs attended the Princess Chic production at Suttons last night. Names include R Don Larabie F W Gillette C C Parker and Joseph Smith among others.
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Princess Chic
Suttons
E.F. Dodd
Frank Cline
F. W. Gillette
R. Don Larabie
W. B. Khiheades
C. C. Parker
Joseph (. Smith
Deer Lodge
A. H. Mitchell
Dr. Lowery
Warm Springs
Montana Federal Matters
Washington March 1 pensions granted to Montana residents include James G. Doran of Butte and Albert B. Snow of Terry. Postmasters appointed at Anaconda Boulder and Sandstone. A star route established from Wibaux to Cedar six times weekly.
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The
Standard
Washington
Montana
James G. Doran
Butte
Albert BB
Local McKinley Memorial aids receive $200 from two firms
Helena report states F. P. Sterling secretary of the Montana auxiliary committee has received $100 checks from the Boston & Montana and the Anaconda companies. The committee now has $950 on hand.
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Helena
F. P._ Sterling
Montana’ Auxiliary
McKinley Memorial Association
Boston & Montana
Anaconda
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