Prince Henry Not Anarchist Visits Cleveland Stop
Prince Henry appeared on the rear platform during a five minute stop in Cleveland. He bowed to the crowd as detectives kept a pushy admirer from boarding. The former valet Peter Karpp, once in Henry’s service twelve years ago, fainted at seeing his former master and sought a ride to Buffalo but was refused.
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Cleveland
Prince Henry
Peter Karpp
Henry
Karpp
Buffalo
Toledo
Bauer Humboldt
Grocer and Woman Trade Groceries for Companionship
Omaha March b. John Gocke a grocer and butcher at 922 Douglas Street is said to have agreed to supply Miss Anna Glass with groceries and meats free of charge in return for companionship and good will. He filed suit for 62 dollars worth of groceries and provisions. Miss Glass denies the debt. She claims the arrangement included social entertainment and refreshments and that she loaned Gocke $20.
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Omaha
John Gocke
Ant
Douglas Street
Anna Glass
Justice Foster's Court
Giase
Miss Glass
Gocke
Well Planned Attack on British Convoy Near Klerksdorp
Telegraphic dispatches from London describe a Boer assault southwest of Klerksdorp on February 24 against 407 British soldiers guarding an empty wagon train. The attacker’s third thrust came from multiple points with heavy fire and bold recklessness, despite British artillery and mule-driver disruption. The convoy broke under pressure, many vehicles and personnel felled, and confusion spread as the fight ended.
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London
Klerksdrop
Klerksdorp
Delarey
Trdb
Use and Abuse of Prayers In Kentucky and New Jersey
Hopkinsville Kentucky reports a jury sentenced Robert Randolph to eighteen years in the penitentiary for murder after a prayerful, divided deliberation. New York coverage notes Bishop Potter will face special prayers from the W C T U regarding guidance on the temperance issue and the Sunday saloon crossing question in Montclair New Jersey.
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Hopkinsville
Robert Randolph
John Cord
New York
Potter
Newark
N. J
Montclair
Severe Mid-America Blizzard Paralyses Cities
New York reports a violent blizzard with forty mile per hour winds disrupting transit. By March 6 the storm worsens with raging bay waters and damaged homes near Coney Island. ferries halted and railways blocked. Widespread snowdrifts over eight inches across Kentucky West Virginia and Ohio hamper travel. Ohio valley remains stormbound with three feet of drift in some areas. Michigan town Orion destroyed by fire.
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New York
Lower Bay
Coney Island
Oni
Donati
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio Valley
Lexington
Platte River Floods Hit Nebraska Towns and Railways
The Platte River overflow continues in Lincoln and surrounding areas with the Missouri Pacific bridge gone and the Burlington and Rock Island bridges buried. An ice jam at Logan is heavy and rail traffic statewide is disrupted. Many residents are forced from their homes by the rising waters.
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Lincolng
Platte River
Missouri Pacific
Burlington and
Rock Teland
Logis Les
Bits of News From Everywhere
A collage of brief items: Fifteen Boers captured in eastern Transvaal. a Montgomery bank robbery nets $4,000. Leonard Lewinsohn dies in London, linked to a copper trust. A Booth dies amid fish and oyster trust ties. a Texas windstorm causes $500,000 in damage. US Steel leaders discuss renewed labor agreement. two boys aged 10 and 12 confess thefts in Colorado. water works planned for Bloomingdale Springs. John O Connor found dead in Deadwood. Pinewood saw mill boiler explosion injures proprietor. Game Warden Frazer prosecutes poaching near Marble and Crystal River.
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Glenwood Springs
Fraver
Marble
Baldwin Polar Expedition Reaches Frans Joseph Land
The Baldwin party has reached Frans Josef Land after a trying voyage. The steamer Anna will remain there for wintering and will push north when ice opens. They plan to travel by snow shoes toward the north pole and establish depots every twenty miles.
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Copenhagen
Baldwin Polar
Frans Josepho Land
Anna
North Pole
Panama is Filthy War Rumors Echo Through Street
Telegraph dispatch reports unrest as rebels prepare to seize Panama. Contagion of violence described with dead animals in the streets and widespread damage amid revolutionary activity.
United States Refuses Boer Intervention Plea
President Roosevelt meets Boer delegates in private talks while Secretary Hay reiterates U S noninterference in South Africa. Boers request halt of war and mule shipments, which are denied under international law. Alice Roosevelt to Cuba next Sunday with Mrs Blaine Beale. Rufus Polk dies in Philadelphia, and Long departs for Boston for Prince Henry dinner as plan to resume law practice surfaces.
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Washinton
Weasels
Weimanns
Hendrick Muller
Orange Free State
United States
South Africa
Roosevelt
Hay
America
Cuba
Alice Roosevelt
Harriet Blaine Beale
Wood
Rufus Polk
Washington
Henderson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Long
Boston
Fose
Ilinois
Moody
Massachusetts
Citizens to vote on ejecting Celestials in Ouray
Ouray Colorado March 5 citizens plan a mass meeting to decide on expelling Chinese and Japanese from the city. They will seek legal process and may offer funds to encourage departure while the Chinese minister in Washington is notified.
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Ouray
Colo
Washington
Visitors add to Cheyenne activity from across the state
Jack Jeffries of Cheyenne hosts from Cheyenne while H L Patten and family from Casper visit in Cheyenne. Dr F Salathe returns to Casper after a city visit. Beeler State Geologist heads back from Cambria. Gideon Clark to return from Rawlins on legal business. J M Saund departs for Rawlins on military duty with Fort Washakie visit possible. County visitors include Mrs Hurst Wheatland Mrs C Clark Wheatland Sam Wilson Wheatland and M Montgomery Wheatland. Prof Aven Neigon and Robert Homer arrive from Laramie to join World’s Fair commission meeting.
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Jack Jeffries
Cheyenne
H. L. Patten
Casper
F. Salathe
Teale
Washington
Annie Stanley
G. W. Stanley
Beeler
Cambria
Gideon Clark
Rawlins
J. M. Saund
Fort Washakie
Hurst
Wheatand
C. Clark
Wheatland
Sam Wilson
M. F. Montgomery
Eatland
Aven Neigon
Robert Homer
Laramie
Eay- 1
Bids Sought for Sewer Construction on Warren Avenue
Sealed proposals for foot sewer construction along Warren avenue from City Intersection with Twenty-fifth street to Twenty-sixth street will be received by Cheyenne city March 10 1902 at 2 PM. Estimated cost per section is $13 194.09 with a $25 bid bond. City reserves right to reject all bids.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren Avenue
Mack Las O
Auc
Enelowto
Advertising Window Clarified for Year End Campaign
The note outlines advertising timing between January and December 31, stressing best practices for effective campaigns. It hints at a collaborative tone and gratitude for future opportunities.
Mrs Helen Jenkins to sue city over defective sidewalk injuries
Mrs Helen Jenkins will file a district court suit this week through attorney W B Rows seeking 10000 damages from the city for injuries from a November sidewalk fall on Thames Street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. She fractured ribs and injured her foot, incurred 101.80 debts, and alleges council denial of her claim.
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Helen Jenking
W. 8. Ross
Helen Jenkins
W. B. Rows
Jenkins
Thames
Seventeenth
Hartville townsite case returns to local land office
The Hartville townsite case reopens at 10 this morning with the townsite company's counsel urging dismissal of Wright and Hammond’s protest. After a long argument and a recess, the matter adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow as both sides seek time to prepare evidence. General Thompson argued no grounds for Wright and Hammond and urged dismissal.
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Hartville
Townsite Corporation
Wright
Hammond
General Thompson
Court House Notes Highlight County Duties and Local Affairs
County commissioners review monthly reports and audit bills while noting the February clerk fees at 603 485 dollars, the largest monthly total. A marriage license is issued to Godfrey Kuckner and Mona Borral of Wheatland. The Bullin Bridge company may bid for upcoming bridge contracts, with bids advertised for bridges over the Babilo and Laramie rivers before early April.
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Jain
Godfrey Kuckner
Mo:na Borral
Wheatland
Bullin Bridge Company
Pueblo
Colo
Babilo
Laramie River
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Illinois
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Custer County
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Cate
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Excelsior’ Creamery
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the Home Builders’ Company
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