Prince Henry Views Chicago By Daylight
Prince Henry of Prussia visits Chicago with a wreath on Lincoln statue day, meeting officials, addressing the Central Band of St Paul, and dining at Germania club. He rides past crowds, enjoys a reception, and is hailed by German Americans in a carefully staged display of U S German friendship.
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Chicago
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Central Band
St. Paul
Lincoln Monument
Lincoln Park
Germania Club
Gov. van Sant
Minnesota
Central Bund of
Minneapolis
House of Hohenzol Jern
Prince
Harrison
Evans
Robert T. Lincoln
Washington
Gov. Yates
Melville E. Stone
A. J. Earling
Col. E. G. Halle
Harry G. Selfridge
Honore Palmer
Walther Wever
Chicao
Frank Wenter
Wm. B. Walker
Kearling
Heinrich
Trans
Prince Henry
Unser Heinreich
Dr. Weyer
Gustav ¥. Fischer
Europe
Wever
Haerring
Zoeppfel
Yates
United German Societies
der Wacht Am Rhein
Roosevelt
William
Germany
United States
Fisché
Fischer
Harry Rubens
Rubens
Germania
Bier
Great
Lincoln
Knights of Columbus report successful year
New Haven Conn March 4 Unusual interest marked the national convention as a new constitution and insurance changes were set for debate The supreme knight Edward L Hearn reported progress with increased funds surpluses and expanding councils including Utah and Florida The order listed strong per capita surplus and assets while detailing death benefits and member counts from 32 790 insured and 46 016 associate members across 609 councils.
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New Haven
Conn
the Knights of Columbus
National Council of the Order
Canada
Edward L. Hearn
South Framingham
Order
Hearn
Mass
Knights of Columbus
Utah
California
Florida
Alabama
New Mexico
United States
Daniel Colwell
P. J. Brady
Cleveland
Ohio
Wm. T. McMannis
Brooklyn
N. Y
James E. McConnell
Fitchburg
Flood Levels Recede as Mills Face Idle Workload
Water in the Merrimack River neared its peak then began to fall, with eight feet earlier in the morning dropping to 7 feet 2 inches before noon. Middlesex and Boott mills report similar idle conditions, Stotts mill remains flooded in Howe street with six feet in the basement, and precautions to move hides at Howe street factory threaten potential losses if the water remains.
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Merrimack
Locks and Canals Company
Middlesex
Boott
Stott’s Mill
Howe Street
American Hide and Leather Company
Ebalvidere
De Wet Shot Arm Report From Harrismith Clash
Boer prisoners report Gen De Wet was shot in the arm during a recent attempt to break through the block house line held by New Zealanders near Harrismith and Van Reenen in the Orange River Colony.
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London
Harrismith
Orange River Colony
de Wet
Block House
van Reenen
Roubles Granted for Trans-Caucasia Earthquake Victims
St Petersburg report says the Czar allocated 150000 roubles for relief of Shamaka earthquake victims in Trans-Caucasia. The aid aims to assist families left homeless and provide emergency supplies as officials assess damages and needs.
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St. Petersburg
Shamaka
Trans-Caucasia
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Ad Credential Promotes Blood Purity
An old advertisement touts Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as the best medicine for purifying and enriching the blood. It urges readers to place trust in the product, noting a price of $1 and listing druggists as sellers with AYER CO., Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Ayer
Roosevelts plan to end railroad pools alarms Chicago rail officials
President Roosevelts order to enforce the interstate commerce and Sherman laws prompts Chicago railroad managers to dismantle pool agreements and associations. The Record-Herald notes expected dissolutions of councils in Council Bluffs Omaha and Sioux City, with Kansas City and Western trunk lines likely to follow. Officials disagree on specifics but many favor abolishing all such organizations to comply with the law.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Record-Herald
Interstate Commerce Commission
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sioux City
Geo. W. Richine
Kansas City
Western Trunk Line
Tucker
Puts and Calls: Illinois Ban Upheld by Supreme Court
Chicago reports reaction from the board of trade after the US Supreme Court sustains Illinois law prohibiting trading in puts and calls. A. V. Booth laments loss of privilege while others note legality varies by state. Vice President Adams says repeal would be possible, but enforcement remains while the law stands.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Board of Trade
A. V. Booth
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
New York
Adams
Meade Return With Yellow Flag After Smallpox Case
The U S transport Meade, homebound for Manila, returned to quarantine at San Francisco after a smallpox case was found aboard and a recruit’s scarlet fever was reported.
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San Francisco
United States
Meade
Manila
Victim Dies From Assault Wounds In Flint Village
James Wallace, assaulted Saturday night in Flint Village, died at City hospital this morning without regaining consciousness. William Hamilton, charged as the assailant, is held for a hearing next week in Fall River with a $5000 bond.
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Fall River
James Wallace
Flint Village
City Hospital
William Hamilton
Etruria Towed to Azores After Propeller Loss
London reports the Cunard steamer Etruria, left New York Feb 22, towed 400 miles west of Fayal by the steamer William Cliff after losing her propeller. Ottawa sighted the pair. insurance on the line waned as dispatches confirmed the towing.
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London
Queenstown
Cunard Line
Etruria
New York
Umbria
Cunard Line Steamship Company
William Cliff
Fayal
Azore Islands
Ottawa
Philadelphia
Mary Howe Lavin Seeks Divorce in Vermont Case
Burlington reports concert singer Mary Howe Lavin has filed for divorce from William Lavin, returnable at Windham County court's March term. Their marriage on November 30, 1891, in Cleveland was kept secret until a later revelation. No alimony is requested, but Mary hopes to resume her maiden name.
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Burlington, Vt
Mary Howe Lavin
William Lavin
Windham County
C. C. Fitts
Mary Howe
Cleveland
Hiram C. Hayden
Cargo of Cotton Bales Cleared from Savannah Port
The German steamship Drachenfels Captain Linitz sailed for Bremen and Hamburg with 19,332 round bales of cotton, valued at 804,397 dollars, the largest cotton cargo ever cleared from a South Atlantic port. The ship also carried 2100 barrels of rosin 3404 sacks of cottonseed meal and 2491 tons phosphate rock.
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Savannah
Drachenfels
Linitz
Bremen
Hamburg
South Atlantic
Connery Cleared. Munroe Gets Jail For Assault
In a police court Judge Hadley presided as Edward F. Munroe pleaded guilty to assaulting Officer Ezra Nichols and faced additional charges. Witnesses described the night on Bridge street with a broken glass, a confrontation, and Munroe’s associates. Convery denied involvement. Munroe received ten months for assault and three months for interfering, with drunkenness also listed. Convery was discharged for lack of evidence. The session also saw two Howards undergo separate hearings, each fined two dollars.
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Hadley
Edward F. Munroe
Ezra Nichols
Nichols
Munroe
Bridgestreet
T. B. Smith
James Thomas
Belvidere
Centralville
New Hampshire
William McCloughry
Thomas McCloughry
Bridge Street
W MecCloughry
Paige Street
Joseph F. Convery
Convery
Thomas MccCloughry
Joseph Rivard
Merrimack Street
Coleman
Montreal
Fred
William
Co» Icord
N. H
Portsmouth
Lawrence
Fred Howard
Howards
Howard No. 2
Willian
Merrimack
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Milwaukee
the Order
Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Merrimack River
Tyng’s Island
Azores
Cunard
Joseph F. Connery
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