27 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
1
A gala banquet honors Prince Henry of Prussia with greetings from New York leaders. Speakers praise German culture, industry, and the German-American friendship, urging continued trade and alliance while lauding Kaiser Wilhelm II and U.S. leadership.
New York Feb 24 the American editors who dined with Prince Henry tonight sent a cablegram to Kaiser Wilhelm. It was submitted by Melville E. Seone and, after cordial expressions, the greeting was forwarded. The message salutes Henry and bids good wishes for a long and prosperous reign. It notes the presence of Prince Henry as an omen of stronger ties and mutual friendship.
A grand luncheon in New York honored Prince Henry of Prussia hosted by twelve prominent American financiers and German officials. Attendees included J Pierpont Morgan, Daniel Lamont, Alexander Orr, and many other leaders. the event featured elaborate decor, toasts to the President, the Emperor, and the Prince, and a display of German society hospitality.
In Berlin the Friendly German League plans a group including sociologists educators and officials to build mutual understanding with the United States. Its main aim is to expand commercial relations and counteract misunderstandings between Germany and the United States as preliminary steps have been taken.
Berlin reports on Prince Henry’s movements amid imperial reception and press rhetoric. Observers in high political circles anticipate his U S visit will strengthen cordial personal ties between President Bonar and the German royal household, aiding long term reconciliation.
A disaster of diamonds and costly jewelry disrupted a New York opera performance, as women adorned in precious gems drew attention amid a tense, crowded hall. The event, linked to Prins Henry, unsettled attendees and marred the evening with shock.
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