Visitation Talks and Imperial Plans for Prince Henry
Berlin reports express interest in entertaining Prince Henry during a U S visit with Admiral Von Tirpitz and Gan Von Pless as part of his unit. Other officers include Von Seckendorff Van Schwindt Von Egidy and Capt Von Mueller. Officials say time in the United States may be limited and an invitation's acceptance remains undecided. The emperor would like to visit someday but cannot spare the journey.
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Poised Caseload Arrests Highlight Cologne Poison Probe
Cologne Gazette reports a woman arrested on suspicion of poisoning over fifty infants under her care. The public prosecutor holds substantial evidence and seeks possible accomplices as the inquiry proceeds. Historical Society meeting slated for Topeka as directors are chosen. Reports cover frost prospects, bank incorporations, and a few local incidents with minimal details.
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Emporia to see another big stock farm near town
Emporia Kansas to get a new cattle breeding farm likely to rival Sunny Slopes. The Fritte farm, 2 1/2 miles northeast on the Neosho river, was bought by the Smith Brothers of Bayard Iowa for 12003. It spans 240 acres, partly used for antler cultivation, and possession will pass March 7. The Smiths, major Shorthorn breeders, plan to move operations to Emporia and improve the property, boosting the local stock-farming prestige.
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Clergyman Sentenced to Two and Half Years in Prison
Detroit January 17 A clergyman identified as GF B Howard who pleaded guilty to using the mail to obtain money under false pretenses at Horton Michigan was sentenced to two and a half years in the house of correction. Howard, a widely known figure, was arrested in Columbus Ohio months ago after leaving the Ohio Boy:itemiary following a five year term. He pleaded for mercy but the judge imposed the sentence despite the plea.
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Decision clears pool rooms of betting charge in city
Kansas City police judge Braiback ruled that rooking a pool room where bets on foreign horse races are taken does not violate the city gambling ordinance. Charles Oldham, arrested for running a pool room, was discharged. The ruling follows a case involving Logiavius and others.
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Earthquake Reported Kills Hundreds in Mexican Towns
A telegraph from Mexico City reports a severe earthquake striking Chilpanciago in Guerr fero state with about 620 to 600 deaths. The shock was felt across many towns with Mexico City recording strong tremors lasting about 55 seconds and causing some building damage but few details available.
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Boat in Danger Near Ludington Bar
A lake steamer named Pere Maxcquette struck the bar at Ludington Michigan during a southwest gale and sank in shallow water. Nine passengers and thirty five crew were rescued by the life saving crew as two large waves flooded the vessel. The steamer lay 230 feet from shore, already iced over, with 25,009 bushels of barley and 203 tons of merchandise aboard. One dead and another dying reported.
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Norton in Trouble At Vendulum Cabal In Concordia
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Exposition Opening Delayed One Year for Foreign Exhibits
Washington reports date shifts for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition due in 1903 or 1904 with Gov Francis and Adolph Busch stating a postponement to 1904 will allow time to secure foreign exhibits. Officials in St Louis and at the White House acknowledge the plan but stress readiness in 1903 if possible. The decision follows discussions with foreign representatives and aims to preserve exhibit quality and scope.
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Lit Crum to Be Named Marshal for Kansas
Washington reports President and Attorney General finalize decision to appoint Lit Crom as marshal for Kansas Oswego to replace W Stora. Senate commerce panel considers ship subsidy bill with $4 million cost and $3 million revenue from ocean mail, amid Democratic opposition. General William J Palmer donates $250000 to establish a Colorado Springs sanitarium. Coroner’s inquest opens into the New York Central tunnel disaster with jurors urged to identify criminal negligence if warranted. public officials and depot manager testify amid foggy conditions and signal-light complaints.
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Escapees Tied to Anadarko Officers Slayings
Warren Hensnett, deputy U S marshal for the Osage nation, says two prison escapees from Leavenworth who killed Sheriff Smith and Beck near Anadarko are at large. A reward of 3500 dollars each is offered for the fugitives.
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Robbed A Mine Battle Between Thieves And Officers
A mine raid erupted into a fight near an Independence mine as ore thieves and trusted workers clashed with officers. The thieves gained the upper hand, forcing the guardians toward a shaft, while authorities traced thefts spanning months with losses in the thousands of dollars. Separately, reports from Europe note diplomatic moves involving Germany and the United States ahead of Roosevelt era tensions, and a Missouri accident where a passenger car was struck by a freight train injuring five people.
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