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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1902

Page

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Ice Gorge Threatens Allegheny River Breakup

Pittsburg reports a major ice gorge in the Allegheny may break up tomorrow amid cracks bank to bank near Kittanning. River levels rise three feet as meltwater flows, with observers noting no heavy rain and updates on nearby rivers including Monongahela and Youghiogheny. In Lancaster, Susquehanna flood causes Columbia area fear as ice jams back up water, disabling a power plant and darkening the town.

Pittsburg Allegheny River Kittanning Kiskiminetas Monongahela Iee Youghiogheny Freeport Tarrar Lancaster Columbia Arer Susquehanna Columbia Marietta Bauer Electric Light Plant Columbia and Port Defrosit

Yankee Officer Lowers British Flag at Sitka Port

Washington reports a treasury secretary inquiry into J Ivey Sitka customs orders restricting Canadian pelagic sealers. A telegram quotes Ivey defending actions as protecting American privileges, citing tension with Canadian officials and references to cross of St George symbolism.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury J. Ivey Sitka Unalaska Waa Department Ivey United States Great Britain Rave Skagway Seattle St. George Sof Olney Blaine

Long Island Floods Hit Railways and Hospitals

Floods on Long Island caused by heavy snows and rains disrupted travel with tracks washed and services suspended. Passengers walked miles to reach transportation while the Kingston Avenue hospital for contagious diseases flooded impairing boiler fires and ward heat. A doctor notes strong signal corps effort, Taft’s industrial progress, and Manila’s future growth with a projected population of one to one and a half million.

Susquehanna Iron Company Long Island New York Long Island Oy Long Mand Westbury Port Jefferson Kingston Avenue Brooklyn Park Department

Philippines Tension Reported by General Breckinridge

Brigadier General J. C. Breckinridge, Inspector general, says guerrilla warfare persists in the Philippines and military activity is limited during the rainy season. He expects penetration into the interior and aims for peace after the rains. He recently returned aboard the Hancock from the inspection tour.

Breckinridge San Francisco J. C. Breckinridge United States Army Hancock Philippines

Wineis day programme at Charleston exposition set

Chicago February 26 The programme for Wineis day March 11 at the Charleston exposition has been arranged. It includes welcome addresses by F. Waseney and Mayor Alger Smyth, with Governor McSweeney of South Carolina speaking on South Carolina to Illinois and Governor Yates of Illinois replying. Illinois speakers include Frederick H. Smith Mayor Harrison W. T. Abbott Henry M. Donlan General John C. Black and others. Congressman George E. Foss will close. A luncheon follows and the Illinois delegation will dedicate the Illinois bull. A special train leaves Chicago March 8 at 2 PM and arrives Charleston Sunday night, with possible detour to Asheville, NC.

Chicago Charleston Exposition Waseney Charleston McSweeney South Carolina Tinois Yates Illinois Ilinois Frederick H. Smith Peoria Harrison John C. Black W. T. Abbott Henry M. Donlan Savoy Hig St. Louis Exposition George E. Foss Asheville N.C

Atlanta Family Ties to Henry of Prussia Revealed

Prominent Atlanta relatives of Prince Henry of Prussia are named by Mrs. G W Allen of 6 Hill Street with children including George W Allen Claude E Allen and Cecil Gabbett Allen among others with ties claimed to the Hohenzollern line. She recalls her father Frederick Wilhelm praising Emperor William I and says kinship cannot be traced beyond her great grandfather. a Columbus Ga brother Frederick Wilhelm resembles Prince Henry and Confederate veteran. She owns heirloom shawls valued at 1000 and 1400 dollars brought from ancestors. a Michigan aunt says they may be rightful heirs to German property interests.

Georgglans America Prince Henry Prussia Atlanta G. W. Allen Hill Street George W. Allen Atlanta and West Point Railroad Claude E. Allen Orr Stationery Company Clarence Allen The Clearing House Cecil Gabpett Allen Alice Lila Allen Frederick Wilhelm Eeussia His Alien William I Allen Hohenzollerns Kaiser William Frederick William Columbus Frederick Warhelm Brest Katherine Burzkirk Flynt Michiefingner

Prince Henry Dines With U S Journalists at Waldorf Gala

Prince Henry of Prussia attended a grand dinner in New York hosted by Herman Ridder of the Staats Zeitung. The 2,000 guests included leading editors, diplomats, and officials who celebrated the German prince with elaborate decor and tributes, amid cheers from crowds outside the Waldorf Astoria.

New York Prince Henry of Prussia Herman Ridder New York Staats Zeitung United States Prince Henry Waldor?-Astoria Hotel Mr. Ridder Stee Ae Ag Thirty-third Ridder Roosevelt Prince Mr. Ridders Award P. Call Whedruff Burnt Melvile E. Stone Hvans von Mueller Low von Seckendorff Hil Frank B. Noyes von Plessen Bishop Potter Whitelaw Reid Holleben Edward Uhl Corrigan von Tirpitz Lodge von Hisenbecker Charles Emory Smith Hawley Depew Count von Baudissin Charles W. Knapp von Grumme Corbin Gotthell Winciam C. Bryant Die Wacht Am. Rhein America Kaiser Wilhelm Mumber Stone

New phase to problem says noted architect in Atlanta depot talks

York architect Mr Gilbert, fresh from Charleston where he finished exhibit buildings, reviewed Atlanta depot options with Governor Candler. He may submit preliminary plans for a union depot on state property, with funding only after July 1903 and possible legislative need if a depot is not built.

York City Charleston Atlanta Gilbert Candler Hayes Hitness Central Depot Chicago Grand Central Station New York City The Constitution Kimball House Whitehall Street Bradford L. Gilbert New York Gibert Forsyth Street

Weather Forecast Summary and Local News Notes

Forecast shows Bast Thursday and Friday with variable winds turning south. Temperatures high and low not specified. normal 68. Local notes include Bralford Gilbert on depot issues, county Democratic meeting Monday at noon, Andrew Caregle awarding a 19 diamond medal for telegraphers contest speed, and a push for a Peachtree Battle national park with Howell and Adair in Washington. Also judge declined permanent injunction against Rome dispensary. Drachenfelt cotton cargo sails for Bremen and Hamburg. Daughters of American Revolution day at Charleston expo. Thomasville fire destroys town center. Roosevelt urged to withdraw sword invitation to Major Jenkins in Charleston.

Bralford Gilbert Democratic Executive Andrew Caregle Peachtree Breek P. Howell Forrest Adair Washington Rome Lafayette Henry Supreme Court Drachenfelt Savannah Bremen Hamburg South Atlantic

Tillman Sends Roosevelts Sword Request Refusal T

Augusta telegraphs President Roosevelt asking him to withdraw acceptance of presenting a sword to Major Micnn Jenkins. Lt Gov Tillman cites an affront to a relative senator and notes sword fund contributors urged withdrawal. Senate privileges debate on Tom an-McLaurin continues with partisan tensions and calls for nonpartisan approach.

Augusta James H. Tilman Roosevelti Charlente Thajor Micnn Jeniins First United States Volunteer Infantry Sword Fund James H. Tillman South Carolina Volunteer Infantry South Carolina Tillman Tillman-McLaurin Washington Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Foraker Til- Man McLaurin Dubois Senate Ben Bailey

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