Prince Henry Receives Freedom of New York City
Prince Henry of Prussia visits New York with Emperor William’s gift to Miss Alice Roosevelt, a diamond bracelet. He toasts Roosevelt and attends a gala at the Metropolitan Opera after receiving the city’s Freedom. The Roosevelts and dignitaries tour Battery Park and City Hall amid boisterous crowds and broad German-American jubilation.
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Prince Henry
Alice Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Prince
Kaiser
President Roosevelt
Alice
Twenty-third Street
Trreey City
Washington
Houhenzollern
Provident Andraft
Lev P. Morton
Mike Roosevelt
Battery Pak
Hollehen
Buenz
Grans
Iogatlon
Germany
Emperor William
Arthur van Eweyk
Milwaukes
Schloss
North German Gazette
President Returns to Washington After New York Visit
President arrives in Washington at 8 47 PM following a trip to New York to witness the emperor yacht launch. Mrs Roosevelt and several aides did not accompany the party, with Mrs Cowles staying a few days longer in New York City.
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Washington
Preston
Roosevelt
New York
Emieror
Hetretary Rool
Senitor Lodge
Cowles
Slater
New York City
Fire in the Opera House Wig Room
At 11:20 during an opera performance a fire was found in the Metropolitan Opera House wig room in New York. It was quickly extinguished with little damage. The audience and performers were unaware at first as smoke drifted into the dressing room but the blaze proved minor.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
German Feeling Swells as Roosevelt and Empress Parade by Office
Crowds gathered outside a newspaper office on Water Den Linden as President Roosevelt and Empress William III appeared side by side. Police cleared the way through dense throngs while a ceremonial procession with the emperor’s carriage moved past the reporters.
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Weriin
Roosevelt
Brine Maney
Water den Linden
Emperor William
Draven
Old Ganal Condemnation Suit Details in Porter County Circuit Court
The Porter Waythe and Southwestern Tracton company sue Port Wayne and Wabash Tatty for condemnation of a right of way known as Une ely bow path Tefer Chiechy and Heapele. The case names several officials and firms involved in the proceedings and asset determinations. Key figures include Mr ALN Dukes of Pais Ant and others who contend over property values and the placement of compensation funds. Proceedings mention a preliminary valuation of 86,500 and distribution among clerks and lawyers from Lafayette, Ireland, Loveland, and other towns. The matter awaits further judicial action and the court will decide allowable claims and the final compensation.
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Konehunke County
Ely
Une Fert Wayne && Southwestern Tracton Company
Port Wayne & Wabash Tatty Company
Aln
Dukes of
Pais
Didge Mag
Waarssenst
Hia
Wayne
Cothanay
Clete
Cleric Et Ranchescorny
Stewart, Tanimend & Bins
Liefayette
Ireland
Loveland
Port
Fred Prince
Orie City
Wadirty
Ke Dehn
Ropl
Southwestern
Ayn
Possible sale of St Louis club unsettles Pittsburgh gossip
Pittsburg reports say St Louis club may be sold as talks at a standstill prevent league reporting. Donovan of St Louis confirms no progress yet and hints at a buyout by a new American League entry. President Dreyfuss vows to field the team under the old strike rule regardless.
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Pittsburg
Mamiac P
Dreyfas
Pitsburgh
Loray
Toledo Terminal Mortgage Records Filed In County
A mortgage of 3 500 000 dollars from the Toledo Railway and Terminal Company to the Commonwealth Trust Company of St Louis was filed in the county recorder's office this afternoon in Ice Ula.
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Toledo
Commonwealth Trust Company
Louis
Toledo Railway and Terminal Company of
Ice Ula
New York Poultry Market Report
New York market notes a steady poultry trade with live fowl prices for springers and turkeys, and dressed birds listed with ranges for young springers and fowls. The report records quantities and pricing details for several categories of poultry.
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New York
Cure Grip in Two Days With Aramo-Quinine Cure
Laxative Aramo-Quinine promises to remove the cause of grip in two days. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature. Sold for 35 cents.
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E.W. Grove
Trial order offer from coal yard with contact numbers
A vendor invites a trial order from potential customers at Main yard corner Brands and Hayden streets and Branch yard Murray street. The notice emphasizes careful weighing and high coal quality to persuade buyers and lists phone numbers 136 and 8 383 for inquiries.
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Main Yard
Hayden Streets
Murray Street
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Loingeneon
Hohenzol Jern
Mujesty
United States of America
United States
Apa
Miss Roosevelt
Iid
Memuagen
Wall Street
Daniel B. Sickles
Tull
Anson O. McGaukt
Chaz
F. Roe
Cornelius N. Bliss
Oscar 2 Straus
Brackett
Carl Schurz
Mubenzollern
Braveloek
Prinos
Admiral Wyans
Metropolitan Club
Miy
Iusie
Euperor
Nue Aie
Romnan National Hyuia
Pri
America
United Status
Atlantic
United
Admiral Evans
von Tirpitz
Jorhin
Holleben
Prise
Cantor
Warough
Manhattan
Prince Kenry
Lm Wad Nak
Fornes
Sefton
Can For
Fornex
Sterne
Mta
Ment Fornes
Admiral Ruits
Kornes
Wenry Bor
Dendar
Dongen
Feikle
Pringa Herry
Ranyers Lam
Ani
Erelials
Tha
Mayor
Thane
City of
Squadron A
Broadway Bayline
Onthnalaattt
Henry of
Prussia
the Opera
Opera House
Lulungrin
Carmen
Rita
Tannhauser
Gret
Seuse
Masgenel
le Cid
Madames Calve
Gndssi
Schument-Heink
Emeta Bames
Tertina
Sembrich
Thv al Oem
Walter Lain Roxeh
Flow
Sepplil
Roe A
St. Louis
Donovan
Pittaburs
BIG Toledo Terminal Mortgage
C. E. Carter
Carter
C. E. Carter & CO
W. Jackson St
Chicago
B. Woodworth & Co
Aveline House
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Dreier & Bro
Col. Calhoun
Columbia Sts
Ranke & Nussbaum
Calhoun Street
Martin Detzer
NOG
Phimline
Cir
Lafayette
Teter
Digng
Romarys, Goeglein & Co0
Thabara Mide
Romarys, Goeglein & Co
East
Columbia Street
H. J. Ash
DR. Beattie
West Jefferson Street
Geo. H. Krudop
Koehtinger
Baur
E. Columbia St
Brreip
Broadwar
DiBulson
West Wayne Street
Philadelphia Tailoring Co
Gallami
Philadelphia- Philadelphia Tailoring CO
Hattersley
Main ‘St
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