TAPPED PRINCE HENRY AROUND AMERICA STIRS GERMANY
Minneapolis dispatch reports mixed reactions to Prince Henry of Prussia after his American tour. Editors praise his democratic bearing while socialists criticize propped wealth. Publics anticipate his return to Cuxhaven as Emperor William to greet him amid lavish American hospitality.
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Berlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Dr. Barth
The
Nation
Junkerdom
Prince Henry
Hohenzollern
Minnesota
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Digestion
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the remedy for indigestion and stomach ills. It claims the medicine enables digestion and assimilation of food, restoring strength and energy and improving weight. It cites testimonials from Victor L Hayden and others in support.
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Pierce
Victor L Hayden
Blick Tone
Nottoway Co
R. V Pierce
Golden Medical
Wales
Prince Henry Attends German Society Dinner in New York
Prince Henry of Germany attended the German Society of New York annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with 750 guests present. He spoke in German, praised U S friendliness, and received a warm reception from leader Gustav H Schwab and the audience. Carl Schurz and Nicholas Murray Butler addressed the crowd, with Liederkranz singers performing. A wreath for Grant’s tomb was sent by the prince, and Ambassador Von Holleben and Columbia University representatives visited.
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New York
Marcia
Prince Henry
City of
Waldorf-Astoria
Gustav H. Schwab
Géneral Committee
Carl Schurz
Schwab
United States
Carl Stutz
Europe
Germany
Mr. Schurz
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
University
Frederick Holls
Rudolph Keppler
Liederkrans
Prince
Grant
von Egidy
Toa Grant
von Holleben
Buenas
Columbia University
Ogden Mulls
East Sixty-ninth Street
Governor Receives Hay Note On Miners Threat To Chinese
In a March telegraph from Washington, John Hay reports miners union in Ouray Colorado planning a boycott to drive Chinese residents from town. Governor Iz orman replies that he will study the matter and take appropriate measures to protect Chinese rights and peaceful enjoyment of privileges.
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Hay
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Izman
Washington, D. C
Miners’ Union
Ouray
Ouray County
John Hay
Secreary
Washington
Washington Dispatch on Postmaster Brimberry and Reciprocity Talks
United States Marshal Johnson failed to win postmaster reappointment in Albany and will not make further recommendations. Rumors place Billy Gilbert as appointee. J C Jenkins is backed for a Washington legal post. Register Lyons to stay in treasury, while a potential special message on Cuban reciprocity circulates. Rural free delivery bill hearings continue with Griggs leading the push for contract terms. Discussions include possible 12 percent reciprocity compromise, Cuba visit proposals, and committee efforts to shape policy.
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Washington
United States
Marshal Johnson
Atlanta
Post Office
Brimberry
Albany
Billy Gilbert
J. c. Jenkins
Georgia
Register Lyons
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
Griggs
Second
House
Post Office’ Committee
Treasury
Sims
Tennessee
Civil Service
Messie
Talbert
Lever
South Carolina
Tate
Ways
Connecion
Cuba
New Trial Granted for Missouri Slayer Jessie Morrison
Topeka March 8 Jessie Morrison who was convicted of second degree murder in the killing of Mrs Clara W Castle of Eldorado about a year ago was granted a new trial by the supreme court The court found error in empaneling the jury Morrison was a rival in a love affair with Castle Her first trial ended in a disagreement Also reported our war ships at Colon Colombia where the US squadron including battleships Indiana Keatsarge Massachusetts Alabama under Rear Admiral Francis J Bigginson entered the harbor this afternoon and may stay about three days
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Lig. Castle
Topeka
Kans
Jessie Morrison
Clara W. Castle
Eldorado
Supreme Court
Miss Morrison
Mrs. Castle
Colon
Colombia
United States
Indiana Keatsarge
Massachusetts
Alabama
Francis J. Bigginson
Comander
North Atlantic
Curing Consumption With Scott's Emulsion
An old ad touts Scott's Emulsion as a reliable help to cure consumption by increasing weight and reducing coughing. It claims the emulsion aids the lungs and makes the disease lose its influence, while noting the exact internal mechanism remains a mystery. The ad invites readers to send a sample.
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Scott
St. M. Zs
Ihe
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Stomach Cure
An old Portland man recounts long stomach pains and inability to eat eased after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. He claims four bottles restored his appetite and left him feeling like a new man. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as cures for dyspepsia and digestive troubles.
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Pereson
Hood
Hexey Carlan
Commercia St
Portland
Hughes testimony on Philippines hostilities in senate committee
General Hughes testified on the February 1899 start of hostilities in the Philippines, noting an American-fired first shot and that Filipino leaders were absent at Malolos. He said fighting intensified the next day, denied slaughter in later battles, and described how troops fought when surrender was not possible. He warned that white labor would fail in the islands and proposed importing Chinese and Japanese labor, with emigration of American blacks and mixed reactions from local Filipinos.
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Washington
Patterson
Hughes
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
Malolos
Dabota
United States
Samar
American Chamber of Commerce of
Manila
NO BIRDS on THE BONNETS by Audubon Society
The Illinois Audubon Society will move against hat dealers in Chicago to stop selling skins of gulls terns and song birds used for bonnet decorations. A legal notice will target wholesale and retail millinery houses under Illinois law as part of the campaign.
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Audubon Society of
Chicago
Illinois Audubon Society
Illinois
Astor willing to run for Surrey seat report denied
London report says William Waldorf Astor is willing to stand for parliament in Esom Surrey but Conservative agent Richard Middleton and sources deny any vacancy or confirmed candidacy. Middleton notes no election date set and no decision on a Chamberlain premiership.
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London
William Waldorf Astor
Epsom
Surrey
Richard W. BE. Middleton
Ensom
Astor
Mr. Middleton
Chamberlain
Tnen
Lord Salisbury
Revenue Bill Alters Tax Measures in Kentucky Session
Kentucky solons enact major changes in the new revenue bill during the March 8 session. Revisions strike increases on insurance company tax and replace with a capital stock tax for out of state corporations doing business in Kentucky. The bill also cuts the $4 per hundred dollars tax on premiums for non licensed joint stock fire companies and shifts to tobacco sales and other non resident holdings provisions.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Revolt Battles Near David Endanger Panamanian Claims
Reports claim government troops were routed near San Pablo five miles from David after a surprise attack by revolutionists. Many soldiers were killed or captured while Col Luque led 20 recruits into the fight. Reinforcements aboard the gunboat Boyaca may arrive, with Taboga expected to bring more details.
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Panama
Colombia
Boyaca
Chiriqui
R. Lastra
San Pablo
David
Castra
Castro
Taboga
Pegral
Buried Under Wehong Wame Campbell James Webster Dies
A man registered as James D. Campbell of St. Louis at Herald Square hotel died by taking carbolic acid. Police identified him as James Webster, a Rochester forgery suspect traveling salesman, who was sought by Rochester police chief J. G. Hayden.
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Webster
Campbell
New York
Herald Square
James D. Campbell
St. Louis
Rochester
James Webster
J. GC. Hayden
Westminster Hotel
James G. Campbell
New York Hospital
Tale of Horror Told May Concentration Camps Report
Dr Heinrich Mueller diplomat for the Orange Free State met with Secretary Hay in Washington describing the concentration camps in South Africa. He cited a high child death rate, while Hay offered sympathy but no promise to alter U S policy.
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Washington
Heinrich Mueller
Orange Free State
Hay
State Department
Mueller
South Africa
United States
Capitol Walls Damaged by Storm Must Be Rebuilt
In Tallahassee Florida a storm damaged the south brick wall of the new capitol and the east and west walls were found too badly damaged to stand. O L Kelley plans to bore for oil in Carrabella thirty miles south west of the city drilling to three thousand feet.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
O. L. Kelley
Carrabella
South Crooked River
Tilahassee
Morphine Overdose Rescues Man. Conductor Dies in Wreck
In Waycross Georgia this morning Ben F Jones Jr overdosed on morphine but survived after treatment. Meanwhile B G Carter a conductor on the A and B line fell from a box car near Witzgerald and was killed. he was 22 years old.
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Waycross
Ben F. Jones, Jr
B. G. Carter
Witzgerald
Hand mangled in Augusta mill machinery
Augusta Ga March 8 special Whl Moore white man employed in the Sib ley unit had his hand caught in a carding machine. injury is severe and amputation anticipated. In a United States court a suit for damages was filed by John B Tinley as next friend against Southern Cotton Oil Co of New Jersey. Tinley had his arm caught in a gun in the company’s oil mill at Waynesboro.
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Augusta Mills
Augusta
Whl Moore
Sibley
United States
Tohn B. Tinley
Southern Cotton Oil Company
New Jersey
Tinley
Waynesboro
Hill Meets Morgans Fate Maine Survivor Denied Navy Commission
Joseph Him, a Maine survivor of the Maine and gunner on the U S training ship Pensacola, received official word from Washington that he is ineligible for a United States Navy commission. The notice grants credit for moral, mental, and physical examination but cites lack of professional qualifications. The decision mirrors the prior case of Gunner Nat Woreen.
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Maine
United States Navy
San Francisco
March
Joseph Him
Pensacola
Washington
Gune Nat Woreen
Return of Philippine Troops Dominate War Department Plans
Washington notes indicate staged troop withdrawals from the Philippines with about 13,500 men to be brought home by May 16. Transport ships are expected to depart Manila between March 1 and April 16 to carry 8,140 troops, while General Chaffee will manage a standing force of 2,000 as withdrawals proceed.
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Philippines
Washington
War Department
Secretary of War
United States
Department
Manila
Failipines
Chaffee
There's a Woman in the Case The Husband of Ada Klump Speaks
Grand Rapids Michigan March. The Ada Klump murder mystery remains unsolved as William Klump, her husband, is jailed. The suspect collapsed under sheriff questioning and claimed a second woman may be involved, offering no usable details.
Captain Thomas Assigned to Franklin at Norfolk Yard
Captain H. M. Thomas has been assigned to command the Franklin at the Norfolk navy yard as of March 5.
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Thomas
W Norfol
Washington
H. M. Thomas
Norfok Navy Yard
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