Prince Henry of Prussia Receives Freedom of New York
At City Hall Prince Henry of Prussia was granted the freedom of New York by the Board of Aldermen. Mayor and officials presented a rosewood casket containing the resolution, with German and American emblems. The prince spoke of friendship between Germany and the United States and thanked the city for the honor as thousands gathered along Broadway to witness his departure.
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General Sickles
Carl Schurz
Ambassador von Holleben
George Washington
Cantor
Borough of
Manhattan
MacInness
Prince Henry
Board of Aldermen
City of
New York
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President Fornes
Admiral Vans
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Dongan
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Ereign
Petor
Germany
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City
New York City
Meteor
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Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
Hohenzollern
City Hall
Morse made suits on sale at $16 and $7.50
Men's Morse made suits are offered at 16 dollars marked down from 15 dollars. Other Morse made suits are 7.50 dollars, reduced from 10 and 12 dollars.
Roosevelt Guests Aboard German Yacht Meteor
President Roosevelt visited the German Emperor’s yacht Meteor with Prince Henry at luncheon aboard the ship. The prince praised Roosevelt and called for closer United States German friendship. Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt received compliments as the christening ceremony was noted.
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New York
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Hohenzollern
United States of America
Royal
Prince
Admiral Evans
Beleve
Evans
Alice Roosevelt
Meteor christened by Miss Roosevelt on ship Meteor
New York, Feb 2. Miss Alice Roosevelt christened Kaiser Wilhelm II’s yacht Meteor at Shooter’s Island with champagne and a silver axe, amid cheers as the vessel slid into the Kill von Kull. President Roosevelt and Prince Henry attended, with bands and crowds, despite rain and rough conditions.
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New York
Alice Roosevelt
Shooter’s Island
Kill von Kull
Roosevelt
Washington
Jersey City
Prince Henry
Baltimore
Magnolia
Prince
Shooter's Island
Miss Roosevelt
Hohenzollern
Royal
Miss Rooosevelt
Luncheon at the White House with Roosevelt list of guests
A luncheon hosted by Prince Henry included President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt along with a long guest list: Miss Alice Roosevelt Secretary Root and Mrs Root, Secretary Hitchcock, Ambassador Von Holleben, several admirals and generals, Senators Lodge and Spooner, Congressman Littauer, former Vice-President Levi P Morton, Major Seth Low, Mrs Bingham and Commander Cowles, among others.
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Mrs. Cowles
Buenz
Wallace Downey
Alfred C. Johnson
Morris K. Jesup
A. T. Mahan
Charles Vv. Fornes
Cary Smith
Edward D. Adams
James Stillman
Lewis Cass Ledyard
William Loeb, Jr
David J. Hill
Carl Schurz
J. Pierpont Morgan
James Speyer
Henry Barber
Jacob H. Schiff
Reuber-Paschwitz
John Crosby Brown
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Uthemann
Giessler
Siedensticker
Deden
Roosevelt
Twenty-third Street
Jersey
Washington
Hohenzollern
Prince Henry
Alice Roosevelt
Mayor Low Dines Prince Henry in New York Visit
Prince Henry and his suite arrived at the imperial yacht Hohenzollern at 6 30 PM after an ovation from City Hall to the yacht. Rain dampened decorations as crowds watched American and German colors. A 6 17 PM drive to the Metropolitan Club followed, where Mayor Low hosted a dinner for the prince, Admiral Evans, presidential delegates, and citizens totaling 99 attendees with no formal speeches. Toasts honored the President, the Emperor, and Prince Henry with respective anthems.
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New York
Prince Henry
Hohenzollern
City Hall
Broadway
Admiral Evans
Metropolitan Club
United States
Germany
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Germans Warmly Receive Prince Henry in U S
Berlin reports crowds staring at portraits of Roosevelt and Prince Henry outside a newspaper office. German press notes the warmth of the reception, with Die Post citing Roosevelt guiding a cordial welcome and Prince Henry’s amiable, unassuming conduct.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
nUmnter den Linden
Perer William
United States
America
Atlantic
Die Post
White House
Paine's Celery Compound Proclaimed Cure All Nerve Ailments
J J Donahue Omaha Chief of Police endorses Paine's Celery Compound as a peerless medicine for nervous prostration and dyspepsia. The ad touts nerve toning, blood purification, and restoration of stomach, liver, and kidney action, claiming it rebuilds weakened nerves and provides lasting health. A sample trial is urged.
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Paine
J. J. Donahue
Omaha
Kaiser's Gift Bracelet for Miss Roosevelt
At a luncheon on the imperial yacht in New York a gold and diamond bracelet bearing a diamond portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm was presented to Miss Alice Roosevelt as sponsor for the yacht Meteer. Prince Henry of Prussia spoke briefly as the Emperor's representative.
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Kaiser
Miss Roosevelt
New York
President Roosevelt
Kaiser Wilhelm
Alice Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Prussia
President and Roosevelts Send Joint Cable to Kaiser
In New York on February lunch, cablegrams from the Kaiser to Prince Henry and to President Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt reached the Roosevelt party. Mrs Roosevelt added a few words after President began the message, and Miss Alice finished it. The cablegram to the Emperor was a joint product of the President, his wife, and daughter.
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Miss Roosevelt
Greatest Event of New Century Promised by Pope on Henry Visit
The Pope described Prince Henry's visit to America as the greatest event of the new century and a strong peace guarantee. He spoke to Senor Terella, Costa Rica's new minister, during an audience.
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Prince Henry
Rom
Pope Leo
Senor Terella
Costa Rica
Princ Henry
America
Emperor invites Milwaukee singer to sing American songs
Emperor William invites bari tone singer Arthur Van Eweyk of Milwaukee to perform American songs at the Schloss next Thursday evening. The North German Gazette says it will print selected chapters from President Roosevelt's Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail in an authorized translation.
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Sion
William
Arthur van Eweyk
Milwaukee
Schloss
North German Gazette
Roosevelt
President Roosevelts party returns from New York
The special train bearing President and Mrs Roosevelt and others who witnessed the Emperor’s yacht launch in New York returned to Washington at 8 47 tonight. Secretary Root Senator Lodge and Mrs Alice Roosevelt did not accompany the party, Mrs Roosevelt remaining in New York with Mrs Cowles for a few days’ stay.
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Washington
Roosvelt
Ne York
Washingto
Root
Senator Lodge
Alice Roosevelt
Cowles
New York City
War veteran James F Boyle praises Father John's Medicine
Lowell Massachusetts resident James F Boyle recalls a chronic bronchial condition from the front. After thirty years of using Father John's Medicine he reports relief for himself and his grandchildren. He emphasizes the tonic, purifying effects and its safety for children.
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Lowell
Mass
Boyle
Father John
Mr. Boyle
John
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