Prince Henry of Prussia Honors Milwaukee Germans
Milwaukee welcomed Prince Henry of Prussia with a grand parade and banquet attended by 100000 locals and German veterans. The event featured a wreath, a gift vase for the princess, speeches by Governor Lafollette and others, and a reception at the city hall with 1900 people.
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Milwouker
Wie
Meiney Henry
Robert Lafollett
Mayer
Anlees
Fion
Wight Roni
Mik Waukon Tire Department
Tha Prine
Sipte
PV Jiousters
Forerger Lafollet
Priso
Maplath Papill Comet
Alse
Comin
United States
Belog Drynk
Prince Henry of
Driaceda
Mitwati
Germany
Deemay
Be a Credit FM Promoting Local Credit Service
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a credit service initiative with local emphasis. The text references a person or entity Tiel Weis Pome denny toe fegagbe Vari at O'wlork, but no clear facts or events are discernible beyond branding.
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Credit Fm
Han Rouiery
Tiel Weis
Denny Toe Fegagbe
O'wlork
British Army Considers 60 000 Volunteer Reserve Amid Debate
In a House of Commons style debate, Mr Broderick defends War Office records while proposing a volunteer reserve of 60 000 men over fifty. The plan aims to recruit for India and elsewhere, offering daily pay and a pension, with officers educated and militia reserves maintained.
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Broderick
THE
WAR Office
Jondeon
Breeterick
Muhtanad
Wetherbee Trial Details Signatures and Testimony
Expert witnesses testified while Recorder Goff ruled strictly as Jones faced cross examination over the Rice signatures. Wetherbee’s cross questioning and testimony covered handwriting, will disputes, and alleged improper offers to influence the case in a tense New York courtroom.
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New York
Mia Osher
Trpemiate
Hin
Moore
John W. Troesiain
W. OM
Rice
Robert M. Moore
Patrick's
Mice
Liege
Wetherhoe
Cheeri
Afferney Osborne
Wilt Rial
Haotweilig
Obama
Kinehwan
Werherten
Jones
Toore
Utee
Bartling
Stice
Jorties
Wetherbee
Leonard B. Malally
Phoenix Bank
Lecorder
Yarner
Cheago
Patrick
Boers Envoys Visit Washington With Unofficial Talks
Report from New York dated March 42 describes Becran gers Wolmnarans and Weedels and Secretary De Brucy concluding a weeklong stay in Washington. They pursue unofficial talks with President Roosevelt aimed at possible recognition and a future mission, while awaiting state department guidance.
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New York
Wolmnarans
Weedels
de Brucy
Pinan Bete
Perelinie
Reogenvelt
Kianen
Penenth Bonth Africa
Greragt
Ruire
Turkey and Bulgaria Likely to Punish Stone Captors
Washington March reports saying the United States seeks to preserve rights and secure punishment for Miss Stone’s abductors. Me Leishman may press a demand on Turkey or Bulgaria, with actions aimed at accountability and indemnity. The inquiry by the State Department continues to determine who bears responsibility.
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Washington
State Department
Hievely Nowing Het Chey
Turkey
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Aletumi
Warhington
Depurycer
Me Veishman
United States
Tiette
Leishman
Stone
Otto Wil
Insurance rates rise as Texas firms seek relief in Dallas
Dallas March 4. Insurance companies fear a severe rate increase across many lines including stock, mortgage, lumber, oil properties and mills. Proposals would lift rates 25 percent on many policies with higher hikes on special assessments. Conferences discuss how to operate within the law while protecting solvency amid widespread losses outside Texas.
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Dallas
Tessas
Trial testimony highlights frail witness accounts and gaps
A courtroom scene centers on a fragile witness whose demeanor and unclear recollections hindered corroboration of key Jones testimony. The defense casts doubt on Patelch and Pattick while noting missing witnesses and noting the adjournment of the court to the next day.
Battle Narrative of Boer Assault at Mier Pebmigre
Telegraphic dispatch from Klerksdorp describes a Boer attack southwest of Klokedely on the Mier River. Commandant Tenden led the assault. British defenders and allied forces suffered heavy fire and confusion before Dutch forces overwhelmed them and captured guns. General Delare and Weyrling tensions disrupted the defense until HelIeY personally restored order.
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Tenden
Klerksdorp
Yetiow
Flor
Dorenveta
Del
Erie
Géeorwl Heliey
War action reported at Thravali blockhouse line near Harrismith
War dispatches describe an assault on a blockhouse held by New Zealand troops near Harrismith and Van Reenen in Zimbabwe theater. Boer prisoners are said to have suffered arm injuries during the attempt to break the line, with reports naming General Dewel Wie Alot as involved.
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Thravali
London
Hlar- Wiemith
Opus
Dewel
Wleiiity
Harrismith
van Reenen
Military Camp for Texas Survey Ordered
Washington March 4 The government ordered a survey of the proposed site for a permanent military camp in Texas. Instructions outline plans for further piles and fortifications as part of the project. Colonel in charge indicated progress toward establishing the camp.
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Washington
Campe
Proposed $ hindering repairs at San Antonio arsenal
The engineering department seeks funds to expand shops and equipment at the San Antonio arsenal to improve efficiency and re open gun and rifle facilities. Representative Mission prepares to testify before the House committee on appropriation for the project amid demand for better munitions support and storage.
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Lesplir
Rao Antonio
Lter
San Antonio Ington
Tadianopolis
Chatman
Site selection for World’s Fair exhibit near St. Louis
Green Shain Wortham and Corley visited Missouri sites at St. Donna and Maroh Terme to pick locations for Arete building and the main exhibition route. The Missouri Paitdine will erect the Vilineta build on the HiT meet forthy and oversee main pavilions as the commission tours prospective plans. The party toured the exhibition of main buildings then dined at the St Louis club with Meyer Wells and other officials before returning to the city for overnight.
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St. Donna
Maroh
Terme
Rae
Vilineta
Missouri Paitdine
Mad
Balla
Fireen
Verredl
Dense Hheath
McKinner
Meyer
Etucvative Committee
Commanniston
Leute J. Wortham
Qabiblis
Wygone Carter
Deergtary
Waritham
Nels B. Cipegs
Jia ©. Dothens
Department of Publicity
Fale
St. Louis Club
Meyer Wells
St. Louisiana
Mrs Davie Improves. Plans Reception at St Charles
New Orleans reports Mrs Jefferson Davie is much better and able to receive callers at St Charles. She has fixed Saturday evening for a reception to honor her recovery and mark the occasion with friends and well wishers.
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Bt. Charles
Flood Conditions Recede. Passaic Damage Quote Totals 600000
Floods ease in Paterena and Passaic New Jersey as river waters drop in recent days. River Street remains blocked, boats scarce for passage, and city damage is estimated at about 600000 dollars. Reports from Cincinnati mention rising waters and halted traffic in Obie area.
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Paterena
River Street
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