Dewey Right Prince Wrong In Hong Kong Toast Incident
Prince Henry of Prussia, after a dinner of naval officers in Hong Kong, told Admiral Dewey he had convinced himself he was wrong, clarifying rumors of tension between the two. Captain von Mueller explained the toast order and Prince Henry’s respect for American seniority.
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Dewey
Olympia
Admiral
New York
Germany
Prince Henry
von Mueller
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Evans
China
United States
Admiral Dewey
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Russia
Herr von Loaner
Royal House
Mueller
Naval Service
Prince Adalbert
Olga
West Indies
South America
England
Hohenzolern
Irene
Beowulf
Sachsen
Woerths
Emper
Furleigh
War High School
Royal Castle
Kiel
Hemmermark
Berlin
Aycock to Name Successor to Toon in Public Instruction
Raleigh February 23 Governor Aycock expects Canter as the vacancy in the office of state superintendent of public instruction due to the death of General Toon. His appointment is certain to be a young man devoted to educational work, which the governor has at heart.
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Toon
Raleigh
N C
Spe
Aycock
Canter
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Prince Henry of Prussia Receives Royal Welcome in New York
Royal reception aboard the Hohenzollern includes luncheon, calls on Admiral Barker and General Brooke, and honors from U S Navy. Prince Henry tours Governors Island and the Illinois, then attends a German club dinner and a public reception with the Deutscher Verein amid cheering crowds and military salutes. Roosevelt telegram expresses well wishes as the prince sails toward Washington.
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Rall
Hohenzollern
Homenzollers
Recreation Pier
West Thirty-fourth Street
Cavalry
National Guard of
New York
Prisica Henry
Baudissin
Brooke
Barker
West
United States Navy
Washington
Mexico
Bartels
United States
Corbin
Bingham
Cowles
Nathan Sargent
Dewey
Major Low
Navy
Nina
Wilde
Admiral Evans
Evans
Chapin
Navy Yard
Admiral Barker
Governors Island
General Brooke
Illinois
Ilinois
Thirty-fourth Street
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Wilhelm
Prince Henry
Ponce Henry
Prince
Richter
Cunard
Vote on Philippines bill dominates week in Senate
Washington February 23 The Senate will begin voting at 4 PM tomorrow on the Philippine tariff bill with brief pro and con speeches. Irrigation and ship subsidy bills linger on the calendar as the House and Senate prepare to honor McKinley with memorial exercises on Thursday. Prince Henry may observe the vote from the gallery but will not disrupt proceedings. The week centers on appropriation bills for Congress and government departments, plus District of Columbia business in the House.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
McLaurin
Prince Henry
Philippe
Republican Steering Committee
Congress
House
McKinley
Hall of Representatives
Ponce Henry
Capitol
Houses of Congress
District of Columbia
Post Office
Cortez Captured as Insurgents Routed in Laguna
Manila reports Cort ez the second in command to insurgent leader Malvar was captured near Santa Cruz Laguna by native constabulary and handed to military authorities. Franklin Bell declares district rid of insurgents though not yet declared pacified. Washington Birthday celebrated by a large American club reception with speeches urging unity for future Philippine governance.
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Manila
Santa Cruz
Laguna
Luzon
Cortez
Malvar
Allpit
Sorensen
Batangas
Franklin Bell
Civil Commission
Iatadgas
Civite
Trias
Cavite
Ladrones
Washington
Wright
Chaffee
Charles A. Woodruff
Philippine Islands
American Chamber of Commerce
United States Philippine Commisstary
Philippines
Seward Webb’s Special Train Beats Time to Denver
Seward Webb’s special train from New York to San Francisco passed Marshalltown Iowa at 6 05 pm, fifty two minutes ahead of time. If the train reaches Denver by 11 am tomorrow, it will break the existing world record between New York and Denver by nearly one hour, threatening the forty eight hour mark set by competing lines.
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Seward Webb
Marshallstown
Iowa
New York
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Denver
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Burketon
Guiney
Students Brutally Treated At St Petersburg Theater
St Petersburg police disrupted a student meeting at a theater after midnight. Police troops hidden in galleries attacked the students with clubs, leaving many with broken limbs and head injuries. Some were jailed or hospitalized. casualties include deaths. The event, reported by a Daily Express correspondent, occurred after a planned Friday night gathering.
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St. Petersburg
London
St Petersburg
The
Daily Express
Noyes to be removed from office at once
Attorney General Knox reports that Alaska judge Arthur M. H. Noyes acted with hostility toward a writ and obstructed justice. He urges immediate removal after finding error in appointing a receiver without notice and hindering appeals. The president plans to approve and dismiss Noyes promptly.
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Washington
Knox
Arthur HM. Noyes
United States District Court For
Alaska
Euch
Noyes
Elrouit Court of Appeals
Judge Noyes
Tragic Dowry Drama Ends in Double Murder Suicide
George Childrose, a Chicago stenographer, shot and killed Henry Meyerer and wounded Emma Meyerer after his fiancée’s family refused a dowry. Believing he had killed the whole family, Childrose then shot himself and died at his sweetheart’s door as the mother and sister fled to safety. The couple had become engaged the previous Tuesday.
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O Childrose
Chicago
George Childrose
Teday
Kim- Ed
Henry Meyerer
Emma Meyerer
From Overdose of Morphine Paul Fremy Is Dead
Cincinnati reports Paul Fremy a 50 year old Frenchman died suddenly from an apparent morphine overdose. The coroner will investigate suspected suicide. Jenny Paixons also French and addicted to morphine was with him and remains very ill. they lived together but were never married. Both were race players with recent large remittances from France.
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Paul Fremy
Jenny Paixons
Cincinnati
Jennie Paixons
France
German Commander On One Year Leave For Global Tour
Lieutenant Commander von Reistorff of the Fortieth imperial German artillery arrives in New York aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm on leave granted by the Kaiser. He will travel with Prince Henry's party through the eastern states, then to South America via Rio de Janeiro and Para, exploring the Amazon by river, crossing the Andes and visiting Lima, with Alaska and British Columbia to follow before returning to Germany. Three French officers accompany the expedition for a boundary dispute settlement and exploration.
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New York
Kronpring
Fortieth
Relstoffe
Africa
Reistorff
United States
Prince Henry
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Para
Amazon River
Reistorfe
Andes
Mie
Lima
Mexico
San Francisco
Alaska
British Corumbia
Germany
NO FAITH CURE ALL. STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS CLAIMS
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure driven by faith and digestion aid. Claims tablets digest food, strengthen nerves, and improve appetite, with emphasis on nervous and stomach ailments. Provides price 60 cents and address for more information from F. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Addecasing F. A
Stuart Co
Mershall, Mich
Dangers of Using Soda as Medicine Warned
A health note warns against using common soda as a medicine for sour stomach and heartburn. It notes dangers from irritation and possible internal damage, promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from F. A. Stuart Co as a safer alternative.
Simplest Path to Health Through Digestion
An old ad-style claim promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the sole safe method to purify blood and strengthen nerves via digestion. The copy argues perfect digestion comes from a plant-based blend plus fruit salts, ingested after meals to dissolve food and aid absorption, with endorsements from doctors and claims of widespread cures and value.
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Brooks
Stuart
Herlendson
Jennison
Heart Disease: Facts On Rising American Heart Trouble
The piece warns Americans about increasing heart trouble linked to worry and poor digestion. It explains organic heart disease is treatable but cautions against misattributing symptoms, noting the link between digestion, stomach weakness, and heart stress through neural pathways.
Are You Thin Do You Want To Become Fleshy
A health themed query asks readers if they wish to gain weight and muscle. It discusses body image concerns and encourages safe approaches to increasing flesh with nutrition and exercise guidance.
Flesh and Fat: A Cure for Thinness by Diet and Tablets
An article extols flesh forming foods to gain plumpness and criticizes excess fat. It claims dyspepsia causes thinness and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, digesting meat and other foods to build strength. The product is sold by F A Stuart Co, Marshall Michigan, 60 cents per pack.
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F. A Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Drucgets
Free To Millions Stomach Health Book Promises Digestive Relief
A vintage health ad touts a small booklet on indigestion and digestive care. It claims most diseases originate from a weak digestion and promises simple guidance, diet tips, and a time-table for digesting foods. Readers are urged to mail their name and address to A Stuart Co in Marshall, Michigan for the free booklet.
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Stuart
Rugglats
A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Migh
Harradson
Dr. Wuerth
Httle
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall Mich
A. Stuart Co. Marshall
Mich
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Nyere
Nemor
Gorstarian
Adpriss BA
Stuart Co
Merchall
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