Return of Prince Henry to German soil amid pomp
March 18 report details Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia arriving in Germany aboard the Beuthensland from Cherbourg. Emperor William and officials welcomed him with salutes, canal passage, and a banquet on Kaiser Wilhelm II. Henry thanked Americans for kindness and expressed readiness to return to the United States.
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Berlin
Willam H. Beeler
Prince Hen
William
Kaiser
Prince
Prince Henry
Marine Guard
Guard of Honor
Emperor William
Beeler
Kiel
Cuxhaven Prince
Henry
Associated Press
America
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Plymouth
Clay Deposit Found by Tuskegee Professor Near Montgomery
Professor George W. Carver of Booker Washington's school at Tuskegee reports a remarkable clay deposit near Montgomery. Field tests show oxides yielding brilliant blue and carmine dyes, potentially commercial. Landowners had invested about 300 dollars to assess the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker Washington
Montgomery
Ala
Tuskegee
George W. Carver
Carver
College
Union Men To Make Demands At New Orleans Meeting
The Street Railway Employees' Union plans a mass meeting in New Orleans on March 18 to demand full recognition, a ten hour day, and a wage of cents per hour. National President Mahon directs. Union hopes to rally electrical workers. railroads reportedly refuse recognition, signaling possible strike if demands stand.
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New Orleans
Street Railway Employees’ Union
Mahon
Landers Under Jail Roof Is Made Up Tale
Landers, jailed on a post office theft charge involving one thousand two cent stamps, slept under the Fulton county jail roof last night. The trial moved forward as Judge Newman noted the defense showing was insufficient, a jury was secured, and two witnesses were heard before remanding Landers to marshal custody. He could not obtain a guard, so he remained under jail care with attention provided.
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Atv. Bell
Rebellion Expands Across Three Provinces in China
Reports from Hong Kong dated March 18 describe General Ma looting towns and rebels overrunning Fang Cheng after two days of fighting. The Kwang Si, Kwang Tung, and Yun Nan provinces face growing unrest as imperial troops desert for higher pay and loot, led by Hung Ming, kin of Fring Siu Chuen.
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Hong Kong
Cheng
Kwang Si
Fang Held
Fang Cheng
Kwang Tung
Yun Nan
Tien Pai
Kwang Chou
Marshal Su
Lien Chou
Mass
Kao Chou
Hung Ming
Fring Siu Chuen
Anniston Extends Electric Street Car Line to City Limits
Anniston Alabama March 13 Special A contract for grading the new electric street car line has been let to P H OBrien of Anniston. Rails for the extension arrived after a delay and work will start tomorrow. The line will run through the residential area and should be ready for cars in about three weeks. When finished the system will total nearly 20 miles in and around the city.
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Anniston
Ala
P. H. O'Brien
Anniston Electric and Gas Company
Sexton
Prominent Men Plan New $75,000 Opelika Hotel
Judge Emmett I. Crook issues a charter to the Anniston Hotel Company to build a five story, steam and electric heated hotel at Twelfth and Noble streets Opelika with a roof garden and six ground floor store rooms. Incorporators include William H. Zinn and others. C. W. Carleton & Co. preparing plans. bids pending.
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Opelika
Ala
Emmett I. Crook
Anniston Hotel Company
Twelfth and
Noble Streets
Anniston
William H. Zinn
Edmond J. Tyler
James C. Sproull
Joseph J. Willett
Wiliam H. McKleroy
Robert H. Borman
C. W. Carleton & Co
Cecil Rhodes Failing Health Report From Queen Alexandra
Cape Town March 18 The aged Cecil Rhodes shows continued weakness. A cable from Queen Alexandra to Mr Rhodes states I am sorry to hear of your trying time and sends her best wishes for his recovery.
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Queen Alexandra
Cape Sown
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
Testing the Sea Fighters Naval Board Inspects Newport News Cruisers
Navy inspection and survey board arrives at Old Point for cruiser San Francisco Olympia and Cincinnati tests. Tests on the San Francisco’s ammo hoists and gun bearings proceed despite rough seas. the board returns about noon. Also, Admiral Custodio de Mello, who led the 1693 Brazilian navy revolt, is reported dead in Lisbon.
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Navy Inspection and Survey Board
Newport News
Board of Inspection and Survey of the Navy
Old Point
San Francisco
Olympia
Cincinnati
Hampton Roads
Capes
Admiral Mello
Lisbon
Cuistodio de Mello
Navy lines set for Isthmus unrest amid Marietta dispatch
Cablegram from Commander Rodgers reports liberal forces in control west of Panama and expected fighting on the isthmus. Captain Perry’s tactics guide U S naval conduct. Philadelphia sails to Panama with Marietta, ready to land marines if railway transit is threatened to keep isthmian traffic open.
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Washington
Leng
Rodgers
Marietta
Colon
Panama
Perry
United States
Navy Department
Philadelphia
Guayaquil
Gulf
Hberat
Guerry Addresses Prohibition Rally at Covington Court House
A large Covington crowd greeted Hon. Du Pont Guerry as the Guerry Club from Emory College waved banners. He urged joint debates, defended state prohibition, and linked Terrell to liquor politics through the Potts telegram, claiming his platform differs from rivals and urging votes from farmers and local business leaders.
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Covington
Dupont Guerry
Court House
Guerry
Emory College
William T. Stone
Oxford
Newton County
Terrell
Atlanta
Aquor
Potts
Terrelji
Mr. Guerry
Salary Reduction Stands in Macon City Council
At a Macon city meeting on March 18, Alderman Hill's motion to reopen the parks on Poplar Street was defeated 7 to 5. The finance committee’s report favored leaving Recorder Freeman’s salary at 1200 dollars per year, unchanged from the start of the year 600. Alderman Massenburg signaled a motion to reconsider at the next council session. The committee noted salaries could not be increased under present conditions.
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Recorder Freeman
Macon
Hill
Poplar Street
Massenburg
Trams on Time Again as Brunswick Rails Reopen
Trains resume regular schedules in and out of Brunswick Ge after repairs to the Southern near Everett City and the Brunswick and Birmingham line. Buffalo swamp washout now fixed. Farmers report wide country damage and many bridges washed away.
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Brunswick
Everett City
Birmingham
Buffalo
Kilmer Swamp Root Offer for Kidney Trouble Relief
Kidney trouble causes dizziness sleeplessness and back ache. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted as a natural kidney healer. A free sample bottle and a medical book are offered by mail to readers of The Atlanta Constitution.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Constitution
Atlanta
Kilmer Swamp Root Praised by Colubus Reader
A Columbus reader, Louis H. Wolfson, writes to The Constitution praising Kilmer's Swamp Root. He reports violent kidney pain from cold, took the remedy as directed, and experienced rapid relief. He endorses it as valuable for kidney troubles.
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Wolfson
The
Constitution
Columbus
World of Praise For Dr Kilmer Swamp Root
Editorial notice cites Mrs. P B Marsh of Dallas Ga praising Swamp Root after kidney trouble relief. The letter endorses the remedy and urges readers with kidney, liver or bladder issues to request a sample bottle and book from Kilmer Co. offering, via mail, two bottle sizes priced fifty cents and one dollar.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Courtroom Friction Flares in Patrick Trial Sessions
In New York on March 18 serious quarrels erupted between Assistant District Attorney Os bore and Fred B. House for Patrick as the trial proceeded. The recorder warned Moore of Patrick's counsel to curb disorder while David L. Short testified about witnessing the will signing and related forgery charges.
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New York
Patrick
Osborne
Fred B. House
House
Court of Justice
MD Osborne
Langth
Moore
David L. Short
Wamt
Meyer
Short
Rice
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Man Pays Bet By Ice Bath After Fight Result
Louisville, Ky March 18 Ed Dameron paid a forfeit from the McGovern Sullivan bout by swimming 75 feet in the icy Ohio River. His moustache froze stiff and icicles hung from his hair at the bank. The bet with Henry Hauer of Norman Lumber Co. required the loser to swim on St Patrick's Day, and Cameron paid the stake after McGovern won the purse.
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Louisville
Ed Dameron
Ohio River
Dameron
Cameron
Henry Hauer
Norman Lumber Company
Sullivan
St. Patricks
McGovern
Summer Home Burglary at Brown's New Canaan Residence
Marauders broke into Hon. Walter R Brown's summer home near New Canaan on Brown's Mill road. Intruders entered via a side window, opened blinds, shattered the pane, and forced the lock. A revolver was the only missing item. other effects were rifled but not taken. Chief Turner and county police seek clues and suspects.
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Hansack
Walter R. Brown
New Canaan
Brown's Mill Road
Turner
Cashing a Bogus Draft in Aiken Swindle
A man calling himself James Perkins used a bogus telegram from the "Southern Gaung Company" to obtain $40 in Aiken C. S. C. The traveler, James Feking, posed as a traveling salesman and registered at Hotel Aiken. John B. Clotworthy reported Perkins showed a misleading Atlanta telegram promising credit from Columbia to Greenville and Char 01 Draw. Perkins paid the draft which returned unpaid, and the scam is said to be active in several western and southern cities. Perkins is described as about 26, 140 pounds, white, clean shaven, and fashionably dressed.
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James Perkins
Atlanta
James Feking
Aiken
5. C
John B. Clotworthy
Perkins
Clotworthy
Snow clears slowly as railroads struggle to reopen
Five deaths confirmed from the blizzard with cattle losses reported heavy. Transcontinental lines report partial progress in clearing tracks and predict possible service by morning. Rail damage estimated near half a million dollars as Great Northern and Northern Pacific work to resume traffic tonight. In Spartanburg a new college president is chosen, Rev. Robert P. Pell succeeding B. F. Wilson at Conemette College.
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St. Paul
Minn
Advi
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Ufe
Robert Pell
Spartanburg
D. C
Robert P. Pell
Presbyterian College For Women
Columbia, C
Conevette College
B. F. Wilson
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