Prince Henry Enjoys A Busy Sunday In New York
Prince Henry of Prussia dominated a day of royal entertainment in New York. He attended a Waldorf Astoria concert, dined with the Van der Bilt’s, met social leaders at the Vanderbilt home, and visited the New York Yacht Club before returning to the Waldorf. He planned a Philadelphia visit the next day and spoke with Booker T. Washington at an Armstrong association event.
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Prince Henry of Prussia
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University Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Prince
Vanderbilt
Hohenzollern
Arion Society of Brooklyn
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Hohenzolern
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Astor Galery
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Ruenz
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Old Kentucky Home
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More
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Countess Gray
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Cass Cavid
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Chard Gambrill
Lewis Chanter
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Oakley Rhineider
Beatrice Mills
Alice
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Miss Burden
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Barney
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Robert Gerry
F. L. Polk
New York Yacht Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
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Count Schmidt von Schwind
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Arm Strong Association
Booker T. Washington
Mr. Washington
Prince Henry's U S Visit Drew Warm Press Praise
Berlin papers review Prince Henry's trip to the United States with satisfaction. They say no political aims were intended but to improve mutual feeling. Boersen Zeitung notes cordial American reception exceeding expectations. National Zeitung calls the exchange a significant, memorable success.
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Berlin
Prince Henry
United States
Boersen Zeitung
National Zeitung
Donovan Denies Radical Views on Railroad Merger
Attorney General Donovan, in Washington for a few hours en route to New York, refused to discuss railroad merger matters. He complained of newspapers in the Middle West fabricating radical opinions and stated he would wait to investigate before taking any action or deciding on a return to Washington.
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Standard
Washington
DoNovan
New York
Middle West
No Hiding Place for Them in Georgia Escape Feared
Assistant United States Attorney Ackermann returns from Savannah stating that attorneys for Captain Green and Charles Gayhor express mortification over their clients disappearance. Court officers doubt any safe hiding place, noting the lack of extradition treaties may force surrender on comity grounds.
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Macon
United States
Ackermann
Savannah
Captain Green
Charles Gayhor
To Wipe Out Purcell Debt
In Cincinnati on March 9 creditors of the late Archbishop Purcell met and adopted resolutions demanding the discharge of receivers and appealing to Rome for nationwide collections to erase about six million dollars in debt including accumulated interest.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Purcell
Rome
United States
Belief United Irish League Nears Pro-Alignment
Dublin reports on March 9 that political circles expect the United Irish league to move toward a pro alignment. The note hints at unfolding shifts within Irish political factions and potential realignments impacting local power dynamics.
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Dublin
United Irish League
Moonlighting Arrests in Kil Rueh Spark County Clare Uproar
In Kil Rueh County Clare two men Crowley and Eustace were charged with moonlighting and firing into a woman’s house after she bought hay from a farmer banned by the league. Yesterday O Donnell was arrested and jailed for one month for trying to stop the hay sale.
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Kilrueh
County Clare
Crowley
Eustace
League
O'Donnell
Ground in Dispute Over Mission Property in Tientsin
In Tientsin on March 9 the French and American consuls dispute a property under two acres along the American mission. French authorities halted building, placed a policeman, and have not raised a flag. American Consul James W. Ragsdale maintains a firm stance as ministers in Pekin handle the issue.
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Tientsin
James W. Ragsdale
Pekin
London
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Methodist Mission
Ragsdale
Banks to Transfer Banking Power and Gold Reserve Planning
Washington plans an Republican backed measure to transfer gold reserve duties from government to banks, create an international banking board, and authorize bank notes while financing redemption of United States notes. It envisions a 12 year board term, 5 percent guarantee fund, and coins for redemption with gold, shaping a new currency system.
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Washington
Fowler
House Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
Board of Control
Secretary of the Treasury
Norfolk Strike Persists as Arbitration Fails
In Norfolk Va on March 9 the strike remains unresolved despite acceptance of an arbitration decision by both sides. Strikers refuse to work with non union staff and to sign bonds, while company guards double at night. A leader Sam Kelly was injured after a clash with guards and later bailed for court. The company plans to run cars with 500 motormen and conductors ready within 12 hours and continues to refuse talks with the strikers as Richmond watches developments.
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Norfolk
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Kelly
Kelly
Richmond
Carmen
Hugh Gordon Miller
J. J. Coleman
Chamber of
Insurgents dispersed in Rizal province report
Lieutenant Howland of the 21st Infantry reports insurgents in Rizal province have been dispersed. American troops and native constabulary, 6 officers and 230 men of the fifth cavalry, pursue remaining forces with complete harmony and effective action.
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Manila
Howland
21St Infantry
Wheaton
Rizal
Fifth Cavalry
Russian general Gribski dismissed after Blazovestchensk massacre
A Berlin dispatched report to the Daily Chronicle says Russian General Gribski, tied to the Blazovestchensk massacre, has been dismissed from the army.
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London
Yaily Chronicle
Berlin
Gribski
Blazovestchensk
Officials Postpone Manila Inspection Tour
Manila dispatch reports Acting Governor Wright and Major Henry Allen of the native constabulary delaying their departure for a southern archipelago inspection tour to next Wednesday.
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Manila
Wright
Henry Allen
Native Constabulary
Paris Chamber Passes Budget On Sunday March 9
The French chamber sat on Sunday to finish the budget and approved a tax of one franc per 100 kiloegrams on petroleum. During naval estimates debate M Almond noted the United States funded armored cruisers with similar tonnage and speed as France. The 1802 budget passed 318 to 64 before adjournment.
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Paris
M. Almond
United States
France
Fire at Osborn Building in Bozeman a Minor Blaze
Fire on the second floor of the Osborn building on Main Street was discovered shortly after noon today. Fire department quickly controlled the blaze and confined damage to the roof of one room. The cause was traced to a flue in the room occupied by Robert Menefee.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Osborn Building
Main Street
Robert Menefee
Local coal mines to resume operations after floods
Shamokin Pennsylvania reports that the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company collieries and the Union Coal company will restart work tomorrow after last week’s floods. Several mines operated by independent companies will also reopen as railroad service resumes.
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Shamokin
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Union Coal Company
Siding repairs resume aiding thousands out of work
Water and snow have cleared from sidings and the resumption will provide jobs to 8,009 men and boys who were unemployed during the recent storm.
Public statement disputes Curry suicide claim
Knox county jail authorities deny that Kid Curry attempted suicide in the jail yesterday. They identify the man as Alex White, a cocaine fiend, who is confined on the same floor and in an adjoining dungeon.
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Stannard
Knoxville
Ice Floe Report Off Japanese Coast Affects Oceana
The British steamship Oceana reports a huge ice floe about 24 miles off the Japanese coast near Tsugaru straits. Ice 1 to 6 feet above water forced course changes to avoid collisions with bergs unseen in the dense floe. Authorities think Arctic ice pack broke early, signaling an early spring in the north.
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Port Townsend
Oceana
United States Hydrographic Office
Tsugar Straits
Orient
Arctic
Paynes Side Satisfied as Cuban Reciprocity Tensions Persist
Washington notes a lull in Cuban reciprocity agitation as the house republicans prepare for a fourth conference. Long leads ways and means plans with Speaker Henderson backing committee support. Opponents claim 108 Republicans plus 25 doubtful, while Payne avoids specifics and asserts satisfaction with the situation. A key goal on Tuesday is to defer action to the next session.
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Washington
House Republicans
Ways and Means
Representative Long
Kansas
Long
Henderson
Ways and Means Committee
House
Payne
Small Boy Killed in Indian Battle in Denver
Stewart Hill, 9, died from a bullet wound to the breast after an afternoon game of Indian battle. James Butson, 12, is arrested for murder. Four peers, all under 12, fired from barricades 30 yards apart. Hill was hit when he stepped into the open. Chief Armstrong vows action against those permitting firearms.
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Denver
Stewart Hill
James Butson
Hill
Butson
Armstrong
St John Sealing Strike Ends in Deadlock Over Wages
In St John New Brunswick about 3000 sealing crew workers refused to accept terms from merchants demanding $4 per hundredweight for the catch instead of $3.20. Merchants say seals will stay at $3.20 with no immediate concessions on housing or minor demands. Authorities deem a price rise unlikely due to foreign markets. The dispute remains at a standstill with both sides firm as talks break off.
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St. John
N. B
Seafarer Strike Tensions Run High As Sailors Weigh Next Move
Within a dispute over conditions owners claim the strike nearly collapsed and all crews may sail tomorrow with potential modifications. Leaders insist sailors won t sail and ships would be powerless, while owners prepare to hire replacements. A seafarers meeting failed to decide anything as the workforce shows disorganization.
Court martial to try Waller and Day over Samar killings
Major Littleton Waller and Lieutenant John Day of the marine corps face court martial on March 17 for executing three native stevedores in Basy Samar without trial. Col. James Forney to preside. charges allege mutiny and concealment of camotes amid a prior expedition. Day is said to have followed Waller's orders.
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Manila
James Forney
Marine Corps
Littleton W. Waller
John A. Day
Island of
Samar
Army
Waller
Lieutenant Day
Basy
Major Waller
Fifth Body Recovered as Beaumont Mob Murders Mount
Beaumont Texas march 9 a special to the republic says the body of a fifth victim in the riverbank murder gang was recovered from the neches river near the city. the corpse showed head injuries and rifled pockets, matching the earlier four victims and signaling a gang led by robbers. eighteen hoboes were arrested as investigators pursue the case.
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St. Louis
Republic
Beaumont
Tex
Neches
Priest Seized by Bandits in Jehol China
In Jehol about 100 miles northeast of Pekin brigand forces seized a Belgian priest after rioting between native Christians and non Christians. Russian troops were said to be massing near the Manchurian border as foreign office officials confirm the incident amid potential military action and disruption of Russian telegraphic links. Separately Shanghai dispatches report merchants from Port Arthur told to relocate families as preparations for war with Japan intensify.
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Jeho
Chengtse
Foreign Office
London
Shanghai
The
Standard
Ecoming
Port Arthur
Japan
Minnie Maddern Fiske Injuries Declared Minor
Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske, injured at the Grand Opera house in St Louis last night, left for Indianapolis with her company. A Planters hotel inquiry found a head bruise and little other injury. she arrived in Indianapolis and will perform as scheduled tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Grand Opera House
Indianapolis
Planters’ Hotel
Ind
Harold block burned in Beaver Falls blaze
Fire swept the Harold block in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania during the early hours causing about 75000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Local authorities investigate the cause of the blaze.
Porte Must Find Brigands In Stone Kidnapping Case
The American legation in Constantinople presented the note to the Porte asserting that once Miss Ellen M Stone was captured ransom paid and prisoners delivered in Turkey the brigands must be within the Turkish frontier and should be captured. It denies that authorities were asked to relax frontier vigilance and says only interior troop movements were interfered with. The initial note demanded punishing the guilty parties and the Porte repudiated responsibility in its reply.
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Constantinople
Porte
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Ranson
Turkey
United States Legation
Misa Stone
Andersons long voyage ends with sloop seized at San Juan
Charles Anderson, who left Sitka December 31 with only a dog for company, endured storms in the North Pacific as his sloop battled gales and nearly wrecked. He reached San Juan after a nine day food shortage only to have his vessel seized by a customs official upon arrival. A steamer reported drifted wreckage near Uclulet and Condor wreckage is noted.
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Vancouver Island
San Juan
Cape Mendocino
Father Crowley Returns to Chicago for Mass
Rev Jeremiah J Crowley the central figure in the November Holy Name cathedral disruption returned to Chicago and celebrated high mass at the Immaculate Conception church signaling his rehabilitation as a priest. He arrived from Washington after a meeting with Cardinal Martinelli.
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Chicago
Jeremiah J. Crowley
Holy Name
Father Crowley
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Schiller Street
North Park Avenue
Crowley
Washington
Cardinal Martinelli
Earliest Open Navigation Expected on Great Lakes
Chicago March 9 The earliest opening of navigation on the Great Lakes since Mackinaw Straits will likely occur by April 1. Vessel owners predict resumption of business two weeks earlier than usual as ice recedes. Reports show unusually light ice in the straits and Mud Lake with Sault Ste. Marie channel open and ferries being prepared.
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Great Lakes
Straits of Mackinaw
Upper Lakes
Straits
Mud Lake
Soo Passage
Sault Ste. Marie
Drowned by Capsizing of Boat in Everett
In Everett Washington on March 9 Frank Church and H G Jacobs advertising men of the Daily Record were drowned when a small sailboat capsized in a squall. John Coe tello, a boy, was rescued as the boat overturned all clung to the gunwale. Jacobs released his hold and Church followed within seconds. bodies not recovered.
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Wash
Frank Church
H. G. Jacobs
The
Daily Record
John Coetello
Church
Jacobs
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