Prince Henry greeted during touring stops across states
Prince Henry touring through several states received hearty welcomes in Milwaukee and other cities. He visited Washington landmarks with wreaths on his tomb, then proceeded to Portagy and Ohio amid delays. Milwaukee hosted a grand reception with Governor La Follette, Mayor Rose, a large crowd, and a royal banquet.
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Talks to Naval Cadets at Annapolis
Prince Henry of Prussia visited the Naval Academy in Annapolis Feb. 2 and spoke to cadets ending with praise for their upbringing and duty to country. He was escorted by Secretary Long and U.S. officers, toured facilities, and attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Wainwright and officers’ wives and daughters.
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Prince Henry of Promina's special train travels through key states
Cincinnati reports Prince Henry of Promina visiting Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio on a special train journey toward Tennessee. He greets crowds at Altoona Harrisburg Columbus and Cincinnati while examining a large map and inquiring about Pennsylvania and Ohio industries. Attendees include Admiral Evans and German Consul Carl Poilier as the train speeds along.
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Prince Henry of Prisia Visits Former Battle Ground Route
Prince Henry of Prisia toured the old Civil War ground routes from Chattanooga to Indianapolis aboard the Vandalia line. He observed northern and southern landmarks, met curious Black Americans at Nashville and Indianapolis, and expressed pleasure at a glee club performance from Plaque University.
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Chicago Welcomes Prince Henry of Prussia with Festive Parade
A glowing welcome in Chicago for Prince Henry of Prussia began at 6:20 PM with torches electric lights and cheering crowds after formal greetings at Union Station by Mayor Harrison and the reception committee. A banquet followed with 187 guests including prominent Americans and Germans where three toasts were offered culminating in the prince toasting the President of the United States.
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Prince Henry to use third floor rooms in Washington
German ambassador grants Prince Henry residence on Washington's Massachusetts Avenue. Werner Henry and aides will occupy the third floor comprising a parlor overlooking the street and two of three bedrooms. The suites will be furnished plainly with many Japanese decorations and bric a brac.
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Prince Henry Tired After Ohio Stop In Cleveland
Prince Henry arrived in Cleveland at 9:10 after a long overnight journey from Toledo to Buffalo and Niagara. The prince, fatigued from the trip and hood conditions, declined public receptions in Cleveland but expressed gratitude for local greetings. Rear Admiral Ivane led the platform welcome amid large German American crowds with cheering as the train moved on to the east.
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De Wet's Son Prisoner in Torent Operations
Lord Kitchener reports that during torent operations 500 men were killed or captured, including General De Wet's son who was his secretary. Hoer lowes: fifty killed, ten wounded, 759 prisoners. Reports also cite over 10 Toers killed or wounded from February 24 attack. Total 819 not including New Zealanders.
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