Wales in Berlin as Prince Henry visit sparks mixed views
Reports from Berlin describe a chilly public mood toward Prince Henry's visit with editors giving space to U.S. friendship. German papers praise the gesture and note no treaty, while editors frame the trip as a step to deepen Anglo American ties amid broader perceptions of German influence.
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Prince Henry’s U S Visit Sparks Diplomatic Talks
A fragment notes Prince Henry’s probable approach to visit the United States and a potential rapprochement between Rivela and Anattia as courier demonstration to Germany. London reports the prince’s Berlin reception and Emperor William’s kindness, hinting at a warm British military reference amid speculation.
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Anattia
Uermany
London
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Berlin
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Willan
Smallpox Suspect Quarantined After Mob Incident
An outbreak-era report describes a mob forcefully bringing a smallpox suspect to a location ten miles from Greentown. Police and bystanders confronted the crowd as gunfire and tension erupted, then subsided without clear resolution.
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Meeting notes reveal debate on letters and documents
The report lists Rocuevelt Lang Lemly and Hanna Hird as participants in a tense session. The executive committee discussed three routinenun items and the president led a cataloging of papers that appeared like original documents.
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MISS STONE LOCATED AND RANSOM PAID FORECAST
The article reports Miss Stone located near Yapyak in the vicinity of a treaty camp. American delegates negotiate release terms with a European tribe and expect payment of ransom for the captives. The text notes a daughter of Mme Foiliia later christened Foiliia.
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Negotiations With United States Welcomed in Colamhia
January reports from here convey U S talks on the Paiamuia canal welcomed by Colambian officials. The government appointed 1 GC Lawl hbanler, Chad Slee, and others to assist in the canal affair, via a letter from Colentian painter Wheligion.
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Perteijog
Fanatical Leader Penaeisio Terrorizes Negros Island
Colonel Charles Miner of the Sixth Infantry reports Negros Island under threat from 400 Bolomen and 40 armed men led by fanatical bandit Pepe Isto. The civilians suffer terror as the situation continues.
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Island of
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Edward Wants Peace and Ends With Salisbury in Sight
Special dispatch from London reports King Edward pressing for peace in South Africa amid strained relations with Lord Salisbury. The text notes the king’s firm stance, the potential end of government dealings around a forthcoming coronation, and hints at shifts in official ties shaping policy.
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St Paul Monastery Fire Claims Nine Monks
London dispatch from Vienna reports the St Paul monastery on Mount Athos burned. Nine monks died and twenty others injured as the priory and caravans were destroyed. The blaze broke while acolytes slept, with estimates of damage near 680,000.
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Fron Vienns
Daily Chronicle
Bewepapere of
Athens
St. Paul
Severe Blizzard Threatens Territory and Livestock
Reports warn of a severe blizzard gripping the region with fears for people traveling in wagons and heavy losses anticipated for cattle in Nebraska. One man reportedly froze to death in Oregon while another went hunting in Montana as cold weather spread across states.
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Predicted cattle losses in Nebraska tempered by storms
A weather driven report from Omaha indicates cattle losses in Nebraska were not as severe as feared. Severe storms hit Ogallala area with heavy rain and sheltering needs, while northwest districts and western counties report substantial damage and flooding. Reports from northern counties remain incomplete as crews assess livestock impact.
Cold Nebraska Weather Delays Travel and Plowing
The report states clear but cold conditions in Traine Generally Late, with a north wind intensifying the chill. In Lincoln, streetcar service was disrupted until late afternoon as urban routes finally opened, and temperatures ranged from 25 to 16 degrees below zero in the state, affecting stock and daily operations.
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Weather Clears but Cold Across Kansas Tonight
Topeka reports cold, calm weather across the state with clear skies. Cattle on western ranges suffer as growers brace for losses, though light winds may ease the cold. Northern Kansas hits around 10 degrees below zero. recent snowpack protects wheat buds and fields.
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Froze to death in Oregon blizzard claims young man
A Huntington, Oregon special to the Tribune reports G. F. Locke son of S. Locke a Huntington stockman and broker froze while riding toward his father's ranch in a January blizzard. His horse balked near the mountain summit and Locke walked the remaining distance, collapsing in the snow. A marching party recovered his body.
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Mill Owner Believed Frozen to Death in Montana
In Thompson Montana January 26 the mystery of the disappearance of K F A Goodbird a mill owner is unsolved a small search party has been organized by a few men but no trace has been found to date and the case remains open and unsettled
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Missing man Goodchild feared lost in severe blizzard
A man named Goodchild went missing Tuesday after leaving home with a dog and gun during a harsh blizzard. Intense cold and heavy storm swept the area raising fears he could not have survived if he wandered far from shelter.
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Storm Drops Idaho Temperature to Decade-Low
A severe Idaho storm Friday brought a cold snap that lowered Boise temperatures to a record low, plunging the city into darkness as power lines failed and residents relied on neighbors and readers for news amid outages.
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Heaviest Snow Storm of the Year Hits Midwest Trains On Time
Snowfall around Kansas City and nearby towns snarled travel yet kept trains on schedule. The bitter cold lingered as temperatures plunged well below freezing in a December style snap, with heavy flakes reported across multiple areas.
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Weather Anomaly Dent Foretells Cold Coastal Pattern
A cryptic Washington dispatch notes a colder trend along the coast with increased gales and rough seas. Forecasters cite shifting winds and unsettled conditions through early next week, with maritime alerts likely to affect shipping and coastal activities.
Letter from Schley touches on Sampson whereabouts
An article reports on Admiral Schley's letter addressed to George Edward Gratien discussing Sampson's location at the start of the Bantingo engagement. It questions the letter's purpose, its relation to a circulated book excerpt, and whether the Navy Department will comment. Secretary Taft declines action, while Schley's case gains presidential attention.
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Bantingo Wan
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Sampson
Aito Freie
Sulber
Jealousy Suspected in Tragedy at Pickersburg Church
In Pickersburg West Virginia a colored man named Thomas Tucker fatally cut the throat of Mary Freall, a white woman, in front of the crowd at a church. He attempted suicide twice after the deed, slitting his own throat with the same knife. he is expected to die.
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Feed Store Burned in Paird Texas
Fire destroyed the feed store of A. Carter in Paird Texas early this morning with about 1 in 1000 insurance coverage.
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Lesa
Taft Optimistic on Dead Line Denies Concentration Camps
Governor Taft asserts a deadline is in sight and denies any concentration camps exist in the Philippines. He defends policies on education, local governance, and native integration, arguing students must learn English and that the island will progress with broader schooling standards. The article notes Taft’s stance on Aguinaldo’s fate and mentions a later shipper meeting in Dallas with officials from Shippers' Compress Company.
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