Boston to Welcome Prince Henry with Three Official Hosts
Mayor Collins James H Doyle and Arthur W Dolan will form Boston official reception for Prince Henry of Prussia on March 6 meeting at South Union station and Hotel Somerset. They will select the 300 banquet guests and handle arrival Cambridge Harvard visit and departure to Albany.
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Prince Henry to Visit Congress in Washington
After talks with State Department officials the Prince Henry delegation will come to the Capitol next Monday afternoon arriving at 4 at the eastern entrance. A House committee led by Grosvenor and Hitt will greet him, then he attends the Speaker’s gallery and later the Ways and Means room as members meet him in person. He will be announced as Prince Henry of Prussia Admiral of the German Navy and will later attend McKinley memorial events beside President Roosevelt.
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Dynamite theory swirls around city fire tragedy
Salem reports point to dynamite as the possible cause of the Goodell building explosion that killed Fireman Frank M. Godfrey. Mayor Hurley and Fire Marshal's Aid Charles F. Rice discuss the blast amid two explosions, with several firefighters injured. Store owner Margaret Hermanson denies explosives, seeking to trace incendiary rumors as investigations continue.
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Court Restraints Mayor McNamee in Cambridge Case
Supreme Court Justice Morton in Boston heard a motion to issue a writ of prohibition against Cambridge Mayor McNamee. William H. Gray, superintendent of public buildings, seeks to force why the mayor should not be enjoined from proceeding with charges against Gray. A hearing was set for later. Gray favors a formal judicial hearing, possibly before the Board of Aldermen, with access for Gray’s experts. The mayor indicated a hearing would occur but may be postponed.
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Lawrence Mills Strike Probable
Providence RI Feb 20 The striking weavers of the American Woollen Company mills at Olneyville today authorized the executive board to form a combine with Washington mills at Lawrence If the plan goes ahead it would create an agreement to unite against double iron work on fancy weaving and pressure Lawrence to raise its wages to match Olneyville rates The board will wait until Sunday and Lawrence activity is not expected to show for at least another week
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Cloudy Boston Forecast and Gulf Disturbance Update
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday mostly cloudy with possible snow or rain in the afternoon or night. Saturday may bring snow or rain with variable winds turning easterly. Washington highlights a Gulf of Mexico disturbance extending northward and another moving southeast over the Dakotas with high pressure shifting away. Brisk northeast to westerly winds along the Atlantic coast, and New England expected rain in the south, snow in the north Friday and Saturday with fresh northeast winds.
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Earl Fitzwilliam Dies Aged 32 In London
Earl Fitzwilliam, aged 32, has died in London. He owned 115,800 acres and was a notable landowner with extensive holdings. His death is reported from London with brief details available.
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Riots in Barcelona Bring Siege of City and Heavy Losses
Despatches from Europe report fierce street fighting in Barcelona as troops battle rioters in neighborhoods like Barrio de Sant Gervasi and Mataro. Up to 500 killed or wounded, shells wreck blocks, fires spread, and trains halt amid strikes, looting, and incendiary posters. Additional clashes occur at Tarrasa and Sabadell while ships in Barcelona Harbor depart without unloading.
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Warships Sent to Barcelona Amid Riots and Protests
The battleship Pelayo is ordered to Barcelona as street fighting continues. Rioters are dispersed by heavy rain while authorities forbid private arms sales and dissolve forty workmen associations. Strike leaders’ homes are guarded and rail service disrupted. In Castellon de la Plana fires burn two factories and a general strike is voted. In Saragossa factories close under worker pressure.
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