Hohenzollern sails for New York today
Berlin dispatch details Prince Henry of Prussia voyage to the United States with plans for arrival in New York and Washington, a White House visit, and a rapid country tour including Cincinnati and Chicago. It notes escort ships, naval demonstrations, and potential Kiel regatta invitations.
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Prince Henry
St. Louis
New York
Evans
Army Department of the East
Hii
Washington
White House
William Wallace Downey
Emperor William
Presidential Arty
Shooters’ Island
Yacht 3
Battery
United States
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newark Bay
Prince
Kronprinz
Tompkinsville
Robley D. Evans
Kaiser
Kiel
Miss Roosevelt
Tiffany's
Prince Henry of Prussia to Tour United States
Washington cabinet meets to plan reception for Prince Henry of Prussia. A special committee including Hill Corbin Evans and Count von Quadt-Wykradt-Ismy will coordinate arrangements, with visits likely in New York and possibly Charleston. The prince sails back to Germany in March as organizers prepare events across cities.
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Washington
Prince Henry
Prussia
David Jayne Hill
State Department
Henry Co. Corbin
United States Army
Robley D. Evans
Navy
Count A. von Quadt-Wykradt-Ismy
Theodore A. Bingham
Engineer Corps
Senate
House
Hay
McKinley
Charleston
Germany
Prince Henry to visit United States with Imperial staff
Berlin reports confirm Admiral von Tirpitz and General von Plessen will accompany Prince Henry of Prussia to the United States. The prince’s suite includes Vice-Admiral von Seckendorff and aides von Schmind and von Egidy. they sail for home on the Deutschland March 8 after a stay in Washington.
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Berlin
Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Prince Henry
New York
United States
Baron von Seckendorff
America
Baron von Richtoff
Princess Henry
Prussia
Andrew D. White
Germany
White
John B. Jackson
Imperial Admiralty
Admiral von Tirpitz
General von Plessen
Prince Henry of
von Schmind
von Egidy
von Trotha
von Mueller
Grumme
Reich
Acentral von Seckendorff
Hampton Roade
Duetschland
Washington
Coghlan May Greet Prince Henry in New York
Navy officers debate Coghlan's presence during Prince Henry of Prussia's U S visit as he may seek leave to avoid ceremonies. Coghlan, captain at New York Navy Yard, would accompany Rear Admiral Barker on ceremonial duties. A Vienna led Fremdenblatt piece foresees German US friendship and possible self reliant ties, while Brooklyn and New York singing societies plan a torchlight welcome march to honor Prince Henry.
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New York
Joseph B. Coghlan
Prince Henry
Coghlan
New York Navy Yard
Barker
Navy Yard
Foreign Office
Prince Henry of
Prussia
United States
America
Germany
England
United Singers of
Brooklyn
United Singers of New York
Prince Henry of Prussia
Meteor named for Kaiser’s yacht at Shooters Island
Jan 17 A Carey Smith of Smith Barbey Co states the German Emperor’s new schooner yacht will be named the Meteor. This confirms the Kaiser’s third yacht with the same name. Advices from Hamburg say Prince Henry will sail home on the Hamburg American liner Deutschland, which holds transatlantic records and a royal suite.
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New York
A. Carey Smith
Smith, Barbey & Co
Shooters Island
Flamburg Today
Emil Koas
Yambure-American Inc
Prince Henry
Quiet in Maynard as mill workers strike
Maynard Woollen Mills remain shut as spinners strike backed by a union committee that visited Boston for arbitration talks. The absence of American Woollen Company directors delayed progress, though most workers were paid and repairs continued. Most expect a quick settlement with a possible return to work by Monday.
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Maynard
Maynard Woollen Mills
Boston
State Board of Arbitration
American Woollen Commpany
Prisoners Not Exchanged in Taboga Conflict
Jan 17 report from Taboga says no prisoner exchange occurred despite official announcement. Liberals in charge did not appear. Panama rumors allege General Castro battled revolutionary forces with Liberals fleeing to their vessels. Other unconfirmed reports mention Liberal ships pursuing the government gun boat Boyaca toward Chiriqui.
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Colon
Colombia
Galveston
Tex
Taboga
Panama
Castro
Boyaca
Chiriqui
Girls Strike Divides A Town In Pepperell
In East Pepperell fifteen workers and eighteen nonworkers at Champion International Card & Paper Co ignite townwide strife over wages. The 33 proposed a dollar a day raise. management granted $1 to 15 and kept 18 at old pay. Town pairs split, lovers and locals choose sides as Pepperell awaits resolution.
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East Pepperell
Champion International Card & Paper Company
Pepperell
Groton
Ins
D’artagnan
Alice
Buly
Orea
Button May Prove Kilfoyle Murdered In Cambridge Case
Witnesses examined by Assistant District Attorney Bancroft in the Kilfoyle murder inquiry say a button found by Patrolman Ellis at Pleasant Street supports the death struggle theory. Police note blood stains on Kilfoyle’s vest and match with remaining vest buttons. They expect to present stronger evidence next Tuesday in court.
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Cambridge
Timothy Murphy
James P. Tumilty
William Kilfoyle
Ing
Hugh Bancroft
Murray
Fred Ellis
Pleasant Street
Kilfoyle
Ellis
Norcross
Somerville
Russell Sage
New York
Clergy Endorse Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder in Toronto
Clergy members from several denominations in Toronto endorse Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with men of the clergy including Bishop Sweatman Rev Dr Lang Rev Dr Withrow Rev Dr Chambers and Dr Newman urging readers to live up to the product's claims. Copies of their letters offered on request.
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Agnew
Sweatman
Langtry
Withrow
Chambers
Newman
Toronto
Canada
Dean's Ointment Promises Gentle Skin Relief
A vintage advertisement urges parents to prevent eczema and skin diseases by using Dean's Ointment. Claims it cures sensitive skin without harm, available at drug stores for a small price.
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Dean
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised By Doctors And Patient
A source reports Dr Redmond and Dr Esterbrook praising the Pyramid Pile Cure for instant relief from piles with no opiate ingredients. It is described as simple, fast acting, non surgical, and usable without missing work. Sweet Springs resident J W Rollins says it cured him in under 30 days and will recommend it widely. Drugstores now stock it with sales surpassing competitors.
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Redmond
Esterbrook
J. W. Rollins
Sweet Springs
Lynn mill fire destroys Illinois Leather plant
A fire at the Illinois Leather Company hair cleansing mill in Lynn destroyed the main building and machinery, with about 1000 bales of hair burned. Output had been 10,000 pounds daily. 25 workers lost jobs. The plant, dating from 1867, was owned by the E. H. Ashcroft estate and insured.
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Lynn
Illinois Leather Company
Dye House
E. H. Ashcroft
Home Club Reception at Music Hall East Boston
Annual reception and dance hosted by the Home Club at Music Hall in East Boston drew over 200 guests last evening. Miss Myra Churchill Holmes sang with Miss Florence Ernestine Crossman on piano and also read A True Story of Two New England Boys followed by brief encore selections. After the entertainment, dancing continued among attendees.
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Home Club
Music Hall
East Boston
Myra Churchill Holmes
Florence Ernestine Crossman
Father Cummins Better in New York Recovery
Word reached Sacred Heart rectory Roslindale last evening that Pastor Rev. John F Cummins, who went to New York City ill weeks ago, is rapidly recovering. He is convalescing at friends' home in the eastern part of the New York archdiocese.
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Sacred Heart
Roslindale
John PF. James
John F. Cummins
New York City
Father Cummins
Friends
Archdiocese of New York
A Strange Woman Gave Advice That Restored Mary McLachlan
Miss Mary Lyle McLachlan of Salt Lake City recounts a prophecy from a stranger over four years ago that led to renewed health. She credited Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing long standing ailments and improving her vitality, noting the medicine’s broader claimed benefits and availability from Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady New York.
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Mary Lyle McLachlan
Third Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dr. Williams
Miss McLachlan
Unique Portrait of a Royal Beauty
London dates report Crown Princess Marie of Roumania as Victoria's granddaugh ter and famed beauty. Married to Prince Ferdinand in 1893 she appears in a Rou manian gala costume from a secret fair visit, mingling with crowds under a Bulgarian cousin. She leads a Roumanian regiment and is known for daring acts.
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London
Marie of
Roumania
Duke of Coburg
Duchess of Hesse
Victoria
Duke of Hesse
Marie
Ferdinand
Case of Dr Krause before Lord Alverstone
London reports that Dr Krause once based in Johannesburg and accused of murder in ordering English subjects’ executions was considered by Lord Alverstone with a decision expected the next day. Other items note Montrose quarantine, Gaylord decorated, King Oscar in Parliament, Schwab arrival, Von Posadowsky-Wehner stats, and St John Dix extradition.
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London
Krause
Johannesburg
Alvoretone
Miners Die In Carterville Mine Cave-In
A cave-in at the Adam mine near Carterville caused three deaths and several serious injuries from a premature dynamite explosion. At Middletown, Conn., James Cooke Van Benschoter, LL D., professor of Greek at Wesleyan University, died this afternoon.
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Joplin
Adam
Carterville
Middletown
Conn
James Cooke van Benschoter
Wesleyan Vavrereie Zines
Federated WCTU Meeting Set in Park Street Vestry
A Suffolk county Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting will be held Monday at Park Street vestry at 3 o'clock for an exchange of ideas on various work. The following Thursday January 23 the county institute and all day meeting will take place in the same venue.
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Women's Christian Temperance Unions
Suffolk County
Park Street Vestry
B& County Institute
Mayor Willard Takes Hard Line on Chelsea Liquor
Mayor Willard and Police Chief Drury clash over anti liquor drive in Chelsea. Raids escalate as warrants are issued on the spot with officers tipping none. Reports cite 672 raids, 34 new prosecutions, and multiple closures as the city presses to end illegal sale. Catherine McQueeney arrested. Chelsea Court holds her on liquor law charges. Rumors swirl that Chief Drury may resign amid the crackdown.
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Willard
Chelsea
Drury
Friedman
Arlington
Catherine McQueeney
Tucker
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