Prince Henry of Prussia Receives Harvard Doctor of Laws
Prince Henry of Prussia visits Boston and Cambridge to receive Harvard University’s honorary Doctor of Laws. He attends receptions with Governor Crane Mayor Collins and President Eliot, reads three cheers for President Roosevelt, and meets Harvard students and German veterans. He sails toward West Point and New York on the tour after a day of honors and speeches.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Crane
Collins
Cambridge
Kaiser William
Harvard
Prince Henry
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Albany
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
Eliot
Memorial Hall
Corporation of the University
Sanders Theater
United States
Germany
University Hall
Harvard Union
Henry L. Higignson
R. C. Boling
R. M. Green
Prince Hary
Emperor William II
Harvard University
America
Washington
Prince Henry Visits Boston in Warm Royal Reception
Prince Henry of Prussia receives a hearty Boston welcome at the Somerset banquet with Mayor Collins and Governor Crane in attendance. The prince praises American civilization and mutual ties, while toasts honor the president, Emperor William, and local luminaries. He then attends an informal literary reception before departing for Albany.
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Prince Henry
Boston
Somerset
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Cambridge
Cambridge City Hall
McNamee
Theodore Roosevelt
Royal
Collins
United States
William of
Germany
Crane
Commonwealth
John D. Long
Newy Department
Washington
George H. Lyman
Massachusetts
President Eliot
Harvard University
Richard Carter
Col
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Richard Olney
J. Montgomery Sears
Albany
Is Jealous Of Her Mother
Mrs Grace Bohn files an amended bill for divorce in Chicago alleging her mother Mrs Mary KE Green of Charlotte Michigan alienated her husband John J Bohn editor of the Hotel World Chicago. Bohn says the couple were happy until she adopted Blavatsky teachings.
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Chicago
Grace Bohn
Mary KE. Green
Charlotte
Mich
John J. Bohn
Hotel World
Bohn
Mme, Blavatsky
Read freed from federal penitentiary on habeas corpus
Capt. James C. Read was released this afternoon on a writ of habeas corpus in Leavenworth Kansas. The release follows a circuit court of appeals ruling that sentences given by a court martial of regular army officers were void for volunteer officers.
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Leavenworth
Kan
James C. Read
Federal
Warren Disabled After Honolulu Repairs
Private advices from Honolulu say the transport Warren, which sailed from San Francisco 17 days ago, is partially disabled and undergoing repairs at Honolulu. Five days out of San Francisco a heavy storm broke her tail shaft.
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San Francisco
Honoulu
Warren
Honolulu
Defense Opens in Albert T. Patrick Murder Trial
In Defense of Patrick New York March 6 The defense began its case in the Albert T. Patrick murder trial. The first witness Dr. Walker Curry Rice's physician testified Rice died of natural causes for an old man and found no signs of poisoning.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Walker Curry
Rice
Ellie to Take Etruria Passengers From Southampton
Royal mail steamer Ellie will sail March 8 from Southampton to Fayal in the Azores to carry passengers from the Cunard liner Etruria, which is disabled and in tow after departing New York.
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London
Royal Mail
Ellie
Southampton
Fayal
Azores Islands
Cunard
New York
Azores
Klamath Indian land cession pact reported
The house Indian committee reported favorably on an agreement with the Klamath Indians for cessions of portions of their reservations. The action comes from Washington on March 6.
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Washington
House Indian Committee Today
Post Office Established at Lytle in Chateau County
Special Dispatch reports a new post office opened at Lytle in Chateau county. Thomas Lytle serves as postmaster.
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Standard
Washington, D. C
Lytle
Chateau County
Thomas
Suspect Arraigned in San Francisco Policeman Murder Case
Fort William Ontario dispatch reports the man believed to be Kauffman in the San Francisco policeman Robinson murder has been arraigned before a magistrate on vagrancy charges and remanded for a week for a de velopment in the case.
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Vancouver
B. C
Fort William
Ontario
Kauffman
Robinson
San Francisco
Alamo anniversary honored by San Jacinto DRT in Houston
Houston marks the Alamo fall with San Jacinto chapter DRT decorating veterans graves. The piece notes 1836 battle, the cry Remember the Alamo, and the siege during Texas independence led by Sam Houston. It mentions Davy Crockett and 1389 others killed or captured, with prisoners executed by Santa Anna's order.
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Tex
Alamo
Texas
San Jacinto
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Texas Republic
Sam Houston
Davy Crockett
The
Santa Anna
Boer Delegates End Mission to Washington
Boer delegates to the United States presented no credentials or formal relief requests and left Washington with no known future movements, according to officials.
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Washington
United States
Engagement Between Federal Troops and Maya Rebels
Reports say federal troops clashed with 700 warlike Mayas led by Chief Leon on the road to Guatemala near Santa Cruz and Feten. Rebels suffered 80 killed and 150 wounded in the encounter.
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Merida
Yucatan
Ike Mayas
Chif Leon
Guatemala
Santa Cruz
Feten
Anaconda News Denies Receiver for Willow Creek Flaming Co
Judge Napton denied Flora Meinhart’s motion for a receiver in Flora Meinhart v A B E De Kay over the Willow Creek Flaming Company. He ruled no danger to the property and that an executor already handles the estate with a $3000 bond, making a receiver uneconomical. The firm, owned by Flora Meinhart and R E De Kay, faced a management dispute after R A De Kay’s death, with ownership split between Flora and R E De Kay’s heir.
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Napton
Flora Meinhart
A. B E. de Kay
A. A. de Kay
Willow Creek Flaming Company
R. E. de Kay
R. A. de Kay
R. F E. de Kay
Snowstorm Slows Pittsburgh Region Recovery
Pittsburg and Allegheny slowly recover from yesterday’s snowstorm. Traction and telephone lines resume service while railroads report delays. The city saw 18 inches of snow, mountains received unprecedented falls with 29 inches at Somerset in 24 hours and two feet near Ebensburg. Flood risk rises with rain.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Somerset
Ebensburg
Aleghanies
Snowbound Rails Tie Altoona Transit To Standstill
Snow drifts three feet deep blocked the Altoona division and Logan Valley lines. A passenger train near Martinsburg was trapped eighteen hours before being dug out. Workers cleared tracks and switches as freight traffic resumes. Passengers reach shelter in the village and trains move on toward near schedule times.
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Altoona
City Passenger
Logan Valley Electric
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martinsburg
Snowbound Philadelphia Region Faces Severe Impediments
Snowfall ended overnight but heavy drifts and two foot accumulations in mountains cripple trolley and steam rail lines. Coal regions halt operations. Hazleton faces near famine. Roads blocked, railways impeded, and producing markets hard to reach.
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Philadelphia
Hazleton
Dense Channel Fog Delays Shipping And Grounds Vessels
Dense fogs in the Channel disrupt maritime traffic with a Holyhead steamer grounding and passengers landing by boat. Rail and street travel are impeded as the weather hampersil efforts and causes numerous minor incidents.
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London
William Rathbone Dead Philanthropist and MP
London March 6 William Rathbone Liverpool merchant and philanthropist former member of the House of Commons has died in an announcement from the city.
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London
William Rathbone
Liverpool
House of Commons
Fleimer to be examined again for sanity
Herman Fleimer, known for eccentric behavior around the Anaconda area, is to be evaluated anew for mental condition. He was previously confined at Warm Springs asylum, discharged as cured, and recently exhibited violence after his return home. Deputies escorted him to the courthouse for examination following threatening acts.
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Herman Fleimer
Fleimer
Warm Springs
Morgan
Stephens
Anaconda
Butte
Suit on promissory note filed in district court
Suit filed yesterday by H. C. Musgrove against Lee and S. S. Murray on a promissory note for 150 dollars dated March 21, 1891. Attorney Sawyer represents the plaintiff.
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H. C. Musgrove
A. By ‘Lee
8. S. Murray
Sawyer
Miner uncovers Mastodon Tooth in Mackay Idaho Find
John O Neil, a miner from Anaconda, returns from Mackay Idaho with what may be a mastodon tooth. He displays the specimen at the Valley saloon corner of Cedar and Park streets. The bones, buried in gravel 75 feet below the surface, hint at extinct animal remains unearthed in the diggings.
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John O'Neil
Mackay
Idaho
O'Neil
Valley Saloon
Cedar and
Park Streets
Grael
Exhibition Tooth of Mastodon Sheds Light on Size and Origin
A mastodon tooth on display measures about seven by six inches, offering insight into the colossal creature's dentition. The artifact is part of a broader display of prehistoric bones, drawing interest from scholars and visitors alike.
Woodmen of the World Anaconda Lodge Plans Social Session
The Woodmen of the World lodge in Anaconda schedules a social session for Friday night March 14. Members have been active in recruiting candidates with a goal of 222 new members by May 1, and a letter from W. C. Krum applauds the progress of the local branch.
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Woodmen of the World Lodge of
Anaconda
W. C. Krum
Order
Death of Mrs Thompson at Mill Creek
Mrs. Thompson aged 35 died at her home in Mill Creek yesterday morning from pneumonia. She leaves two children. Funeral arrangements are not stated.
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L. A. Thompson
Mill Creek
Survey Post Sites Under War Department for Army Camps
General Gillespie directs preliminary surveys of six sites for permanent army camps. Col. H. Ernest to survey Fort Douglas Utah. Lt. Col. William W. H. Heurer to survey Nacimiento Cal. Maj. S. B. Leach to survey near Fort Riley Kaw. Utah site chosen by Secretary Root, added to board recommendations.
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Washington
Gillespie
War Department
H. Ernest
Fort Douglas
Utah
William W. H. Heurer
Nacimiento
Cal
Leach
Fort Riley
Kaw
Root
Military Board
Colombian minister requests official canal declaration
Washington on March 6 learns that Dr. Concha, the new Colombian minister to the United States, asked his government to issue an official statement of its views and aims on the isthmian canal negotiations with Colombia, Nicaragua and Costa Rica and the United States. The Panama Canal Company at Paris also submitted the same request, and a declaration is hoped for.
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Washington
Concha
United States
Colombia
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Isthmian Canal
Panama Canal Company
Paris
Rights Pledges Highlight China Zone Influence
Washington reports fresh pledges from Russia and Germany to respect commercial rights of other nations within China's zone of influence. Russia’s promise is described as binding, while Germany states no aim to exclude foreign citizens from any advantages in Shantung near Kianchou.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Germany
China
Shantung Province
Kianchou
State Department
Bribery Charge Brings Factory Inspector Arrest Warrant
In St. Louis on March 6 Judge Ryan issued a bench warrant for John H. Becker city factory inspector on bribery charges. The warrant stems from alleged efforts to fix a special jury for Charles Kratzen a delegate indicted last December for bribery.
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St. Louis
Ryan
John H. Becker
Charles Kratzen
House of Delegates
Shingle Mill Burned At British Columbia Plant
Fire this morning destroyed the shingle mill of the British Columbia Shingle Manufacturing company in Vancouver. Three machines with 75 000 shingles daily capacity, boiler and engines were lost. Loss set at £20 000 with unknown origin.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia Shingle Manufacturing Company
Body Drifts Ashore In Bristol Disaster Twist
Victoria BC March 6 officers of the steamer Boscowtz report Indians said a body with a life preserver drifted ashore near Tongas. It may be one of the victims of the Bristol disaster.
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Victoria
B. C
Boscowtz
Tongas
Bristol
Girl 14 Buried by Falling Wall in Los Angeles
Mamie Boyle, 14, daughter of John Boyle, was killed when a brick wall fell on her in Los Angeles on March 6. Officials say recent rains likely weakened the building's foundation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mamie Boyle
John Boyle
St Louis Arrives in Southampton After Nine-Hour Fog Delay
The American line steamer St Louis from New York docked in Southampton at 9:50 a.m. after nine hours delayed by fog in the Solent.
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American Line
St. Louis
New York
Solent
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