Prince Henry 10 Come to Boston
Berlin reports Prince Henry of Prussia will visit Boston and Chicago Milwaukee Niagara Falls during a US tour arranged with Emperor William. Plans include New York arrivals February 22, receptions, a yacht launch, and dinners with President Roosevelt and Mayor Low, with future Berlin corrections possible.
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Berlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Boston
Collins
Prince Henry of Prussia
United States
Chicago
Milwaukee
Niagara Falls
von Hollieben
Washington
William
Prince Henry
New York
Roosevelt
Shooters Island
Press Club
White House
Prince ‘Henry
Prince
Princess Henry
Andrew
D! White
Prince Prussia to Meet Editors in New York
The New Yorker Staats Zeitung reports Prince Prussia will meet American editors during his visit, with a Walldorf Astoria dinner for 600 to 700 guests. The English language proceedings will feature top newspaper representatives delivering addresses to foster Anglo American friendship.
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New York
New Yorker Staats -Zeituns
Prussia
Americais Préss
Berlin
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
Two Vessels Sunk in Colombian Conflict
Reports describe continued fighting as Liberal and government forces clash from Santander to the isthmus. Casualties include sailors from the Santero, with bodies buried ashore. Both sides poised for larger action as the war widens beyond northern, lowland states.
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Santero
United States
Santander
Revolution in Colombia Keeps Isthmus in Turmoil
The two year Colombian revolt intensified two months ago when Liberals seized Colon for a week before government forces and a U S response restored order. The conflict spread as Liberal navy and converted vessels threaten an invasion while both sides build fleets and clash with Conservative authorities. The political divide mirrors unrest across Venezuela and Ecuador.
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Colombia
Colon
Chillan Line
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Panama Canal Company
Xlatence
Venezuela
Ecuador
Nunez
Tatornder
Ucation
Bogota
Meteor Ready March 15 New York Yacht Launch
Wallace W Downey of the firm building Emperor William s yacht Meteor said the vessel will be ready to sail on its first ocean voyage by March 15 with a ceremony of simple grandeur. The yacht will depart for Plymouth and Kiel for interior decorations and a Kaiser's own command at Kiel during the regatta. Local officials and Chamber of Commerce members planned a reception for Prince Henry and discussed arrangements with Mayor Low.
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Prince Henry
Berlin
Wallace Downey
Roosevelt
Washington
Hill Ang Count ‘Quadt
New York City
Low
New York
Wallace W., Downey
Emperor William
Meteor
von Hollenden
State Department
Hohenzollern
Grew
Smouth
England
Kiel
Germany
United States
Plymouth
Morris K. Jesup
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Stewart Smith
Gustave H. Schwab
Herman Ridder
Jacob Miler
Naval Militia
Wow
Pritias Vheary
Citizens
Protection for Prince Henry visit sparks Chicago security
Mayor Harrison assured German consul Dr W Wever that extraordinary precautions would be taken to protect Prince Henry from anarchists during his Chicago visit. Emma Goldman was reported en route and local red colonies planned demonstrations against royalty, prompting consular requests for protection.
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Chicago
Harrison
W. Wever
Prince Henry
Emma Goldman
Wever
Panama Bay fighting details limited police report
Meagre dispatches from Consul General Gudger and Captain Mead describe skirmishes between Colombian government vessels and Panamanian insurgents in Panama Bay. Officials regret Governor Alban’s death and expect fuller reports by tomorrow morning.
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Washington
Panama Bay
G General Gadget
Panama
Mead
Philadelphia
Dr. Silva
Colombia
Navy
Legation
Alban
Colon
Padilla
State Department
Gudger
Five Vessels Sunk in Panama Harbor Naval Engagement
The Panama Railway Company reported a cablegram from Celon stating that three merchant ships and two government vessels were sunk in the naval battle in Panama Harbor. A separate cablegram was received from Colonels B. Shaler, general superintendent at Colon for the Panama Railway Company.
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New York
Panama Railway Company
Celon
Panama Harbor
Freight Council Talks End in Union Rush Incident
During a tense dispute near 531 Atlantic avenue Grant fled a crowd, entered an empty room, and joined the Team Drivers' Union. Jon T. Wilkinson was arrested for intoxication at Cambridgeport but bail was posted by union members. He denies disorder and vows to fight the charges as union officials plan a police-board challenge.
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Grant
Atlantic Avenue
Team Drivers’ Union
Jon T. Wilkinson
Portsmouth Street
Cambridgeport
Congress Street
Cambridge
Boston
Atlantic Avenues
India Street
Brine Company
Joy Line
Wason Company
Union
Metrogoutes Steamship Company
India Thari
H. F. Dimock
James 8. Whitney
J. C. Baldwin
Metropolitan Company
Esual
Cooper
Arbuckle Bros
R. 3 Brine Transportation Company
Harrison Loring, Jr
Mr. Loring
Team Drivers
Brine
E. Simons
First Street
South Boston
Joseph R. Green
Winthrop Place
Brookline
Charles Linnell
Elmer Moore
Hyde Park
G. Austin
Athens Street
South
John J. Grant
Broadway
F Talbot
Highland Street
Chelsea
Carlos Menard
Mystic Avenue
M. J. Naylor
Lincoln Street
Postum Coffee Alternative Lifts Sufferers To Health
A Blue Mountain Mississippi woman details a life disrupted by coffee and improved after switching to Postum Food Coffee. She reports better sleep, colour, and digestion after two weeks and three months of use, and says she would never drink coffee again.
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Blue Mount
California
Vera Deniat
Blue Mountain
Hammond Warns Africa Gold Mines Soon Exhausted
John Hays Hammond, noted mining engineer, spoke at Harvard on South Africa's Rand fields predicting mine depletion within 30 years. He warned South Africa will lack a brilliant commercial future regardless of current upheavals, based on his field experience.
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John Hays Hammond
Africa
Fogg
Harvard
South Africa
Southfrica
Hammond
Smallpox On Board Dahoma Sparks Cape Race Signal
News of the World brief notes the Furiness line steamer Dahoma reporting smallpox aboard after passing Cape Race on Jan 9 from London to Halifax. Separate items mention James Carr 18 dying at the Plains Insane Asylum in New Jersey, ex congressman Cadmus dying at dinner in Paterson, and General Wood ordering Cuban railroad tariffs cut as excessive.
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ST. John's
N. F
Furness Line
Dahoma
Lanktin
London
Halifax
Cape Race
New York
James
Carr
Plains
N. J
Guttenberg
Cornelius A. Cadmus
Paterson
Washington
Wood
Amalgamation of Vickers Sons & Maxim with Beardmore Co
Official notice reports the merger of Vickers Sons & Maxim with William Beardmore & Co, armor plate and shipbuilding materials makers of Glasgow. Joint capital listed at 800000 pounds, with no further details on terms or leadership. The notice highlights the industrial consolidation in Britain and Scotland.
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London
Vickers’ Sons & Maxim
Gan
William Beardmore & Co
Glasgow
Stuttgart
Wurtemburg
Hoff
PEKIN
Julien
Kwang-Si Province
Hart Knocks Out Stifft In Third Round Bout
Louisville heavyweight Marvin Hart stopped Billy Stifft of Chicago in the third round of a 20 round match at Muscle Hall. Hart delivered the decisive blows to end the contest before the scheduled distance.
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Louisville
Marvin Hart
Billy Stifft
Chicago
Musle Hall
Rutland Murder Fueled by Unrequited Love Tragedy
Leon Hapgood killed Sampson Seaverns, aiming at Miss Clarissa Seaverns after years of pursuit, then shot himself and survived. He is held in Worcester Hospital. motive tied to rejection, with insanity alleged as his defense. Hapgood captured at William Fitzpatrick’s Holden home after fleeing West Rutland area.
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Rutland
Clarissa Seaverns
Leon Hapgood
Sampson Seaverns
Hapgood
Worcester
Weston
Jefferson
Willam Burke
West Rutland
William Fitzpatrick
Holden
Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatricks
Lyman ‘Cobb
Seaverns
Seaverns Farm
Miss Seaverns
Constable Hanfft
Express
Boston
Boston University
Mrs. Cobb
Haprood
Benjamin St. George
Brooks Station
Cobb House
Hapood
Hapgond
Antily
City Hospital
L. F.woodward
Albert Woodard
Charles Bauman
Roy Fessenden
Barre
H. B. Dunn
California
George Norton
New Germany
N. S
Cobb
Albert
Fred
Wilson
Oakham
Leon
Court records show multiple local criminal cases concluded
Joseph A. Burleigh was discharged after larceny charges of 39950 were not pressed. Maude Walker faced jail until April 24 for alleged diamond thefts. John Harrington fined 15 for stealing a lamb. Leon Bezair case continued to Jan 27. West sentenced six months for hotel bed clothing larceny. Spizzio jailed three months with $500 appeal bond. Other fines range from 5 to 50 for liquor and gambling violations.
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Joseph A. Burleigh
Laconia
N. H
Maude Walker
John O. Kinsley
Chicago
Charles Street
John Harrington
Purdy
Washington Street
Freeman Bayrant, Jr
Charles W. Tracey
George M. Smith
W. C. Branden
Huntington Avenue
John West
House of Correction
Hotel Royal
Leon Bezair
Commercial Street Commission
Arsene & Co
New York
Joseph Spizzio
South Margin Street
Ida Youngerman
Hale Street
Shawmut Avenue
Alexander P. Roddy
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Thomas J. Minihan
Jeremiah A. Murray
Freight Council Talks
News of the World
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Hood
Chipman Bros
Bedford St
Pramer
Cconn
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Yokohama
Japan
Fred Lowder
Chemic-Electro Institute
H. B. McCconnell
Pelham
Boylston Street
Tremont St
Lyons
Jamaica Plain
Edward H
Thomas and
Mary Lyons
Ever Lyons
Goldsmith Street
St. Thomas's Church
Mt Benedict
West Roxbury
McHugh
Roxbury
Ellen McHugh
Whitney Street
Mission Church
Mt. Benedict
San Francisco
O'Keeffe
Gomervile
Alice
Michael O'Keeffe
Charlestown
Thomas F. Cook
Cross Street
Tuesdas
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Stumcke
Dorchester
Charles v. Stumcke
Spanstes
Park Street
Br Peter's Church
Geo
Ormsby
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Prescott Bros
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