Prince Henry Arrives in Chicago With Grand Welcome
Prince Henry receives a radiant welcome in Chicago on March 3, with torches, electric lights, and cheers along a packed route. Mayor Harrison greets him at the depot, a German veterans procession accompanies the parade, and a banquet at the Auditorium Hotel features German anthems and toasts to the president and emperor.
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Chicago
Prince Henry
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Harrison
Auditorium Hotel
Mayor Harrison
Hill
Franklin MacVeigh
Admiral von Tirpitz
Robert T. Lincoln
General von Plessen
J. G. Eddy
United States
Mr. Eddy
Germany
Henry
First Infantry
Armory
T. J. Lefens
Public schedule notes for Governor Van Sant visit
The timetable lists a private breakfast at 8 a.m. with Gov Van Sant of Minnesota, wreath laying at Lincoln’s statue at 11:30 a.m., luncheon and reception at Germania club around noon and 1 p.m., departure for Milwaukee at 2 p.m., return by midnight, and departure east at 12:36 a.m. The sequence includes a morning reception, city engagements, and travel times.
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Prince
Gov. van Sant
Minnesota
Lincoln
Germania Club
Milwaukee
East
Six Lives Lost in Flood at Passaic
Passaic New Jersey reports six missing and presumed dead as the Outwater bridge to Cutter's Lane collapses during a flood. The river receded slightly but extensive damage hits Passaic print works, commerce, and transportation with many stores closed and schools reopening slowly.
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Passaic
N. J
Cutter’s Lane
Bergent County
Stalled Trains Amid Hudson River Flood
High water and ice jams on the Hudson River halt New York Central and Hudson River trains northward. Stations transfer all northbound traffic via Boston and Albany tracks through Chatham to Albany while trains to New York use the same route. Four large passenger trains, including the Empire State Express, lie submerged near Castleton and Schodack as a work train and its locomotive fire go out.
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Hudson, N. Y
Hudson River
Fampire State Express
Hudson
Albany Tied Up After Flood Covers Citywide Paralyzing Effects
Albany New York flood has shut down the entire lower city with access only by row boats. Power house engines and boilers are under water, and the water must recede about ten feet before trolley cars can run. All freight trains have been abandoned with no attempts yet to restart operations.
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Albany
N. Y
Alard
Merrimack Rising Sparks Alerts in Haverhill
The Merrimack river rises at one inch per hour in Haverhill on March 3. Preparations to warn residents in the lower city are under way as several shoe factories shut down, with more expected to close tomorrow to manage potential flooding.
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Haverhill
Merrimack
Water rises force mills to close across Lawrence area
As the Merrimac river levels rise, mills including Pacific belts, Washington, Everett, Champion and Pemberton suspend operations. Only the Atlantic mill largely continues with steam power. High waters in Spicket and Shawsheen rivers hinder Methuen Hat, Tremont Worsted, and Brightwood Manufacturing. Dam crest flow, and local gauges report significant flood heights.
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the Essex Company
Duck Bridge
Sub committee backs rejecting Panama offer
Washington March 3 The inter oceanic canals sub committee agreed to refer to the full committee that legal complications surrounding the Panama offer are such the United States should not accept it. Members Morgan Mitchell Kittridge Pritchard Foster Louisiana Turner formed the panel majority. Pritchard absent and Kittridge reserved a minority report.
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Washington
Committee On
Pyramid Pile Cure Ad Claims Genuine Testimonials
An advertisement asserts Pyramid Pile Cure relieves prolapsed and bleeding piles without surgery. It offers a $1000 for any fake testimonial, notes the remedy costs fifty cents a package, and quotes Canton printer Wm. Lichtenwaltz praising his cure after years of suffering. Readers are urged to write Pyramid Drug Co. for more information.
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Pyramid Pile Cure
Wm. Lichtenwaltz
Canton
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Redmond and Devlin Address Irish Americans in Pawtucket
Hon. William H. K. Redmond and Hon. Joseph Devlin spoke at Music Hall in Pawtucket to a large Irish American audience. They explained United Irish League goals and urged US branches and participation in Irish freedom efforts. The envoys planned to depart for Baltimore that evening.
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Pawtucket
William H. K. Redmond
East Clare
Joseph Devlin
M. P
North Kilkenny
United Irish Party
Music Hall
Blackstone Valley
United Irish League of Providence
Redmond
United Irish League
United Irish Parliamentary Party
United States
Freedom of Ireland
Devlin
Messrs. Redmond
Baltimore
Funston Optimistic About Philippine Peace
Brig Gen Funston, en route to Washington over his furlough, tells Herald the Philippines show no active war akin to Kentucky. Guerrilla activity has ceased, many troops could return home now, but natives require firm policy to sustain peace for years.
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New York
Funston
Washington
Philippines
Herald
Kentucky
United States
Textile Workers Meet on Lockout and Wage Increase
Fall River executive committee of the United Textile Workers of America met to review actions in Thompsonville lockout of Hartford Carpet workers and to discuss Augusta Georgia mill wage demands. They endorsed reinstatement as a union and considered a possible strike, but awaited other mills’ responses as one mill announced a 10 percent increase.
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Fall River
United Textile Workers of America
Matthew Hart
New Bedford Weavers’ Association
Thomas Taylor
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Thompsonville
Conn
Augusta
Coalition inquiry on US Steel and ship subsidy bill
In the House of Commons Col Sir Howard Vincent pressed for details on the United States Steel Corporation and the US ship subsidy bill. The chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach said no publishable information existed on US Steel. Papers on the steamship subsidies would be laid before a select committee.
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London
House of Commons
Howard Vincent
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Michael Highs-Beach
Dracut Town Meeting Votes On Warrant Articles
Dracut voters approve funding for Marsh Hill road and gutters on Sladen street. Article 15 on Old Home Week faces debate and two amendments. Several articles dismissed or amended, including a $15,000 borrowing proposal. Licenses for hawking and peddling approved. town elects officials with close party results. polls close at 4 pm.
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Dracut
Collinsville
Marsh Hill
Sladen Street
J. J. Hennessy
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Hennessy
New York
Mammoth Road
Augustus Harvey
Gerrish Avenue
Frank I. Hill
Charles H. Cutter
J. S. McManmon
Alfred Pilotte
Merrimack Avenue
Ledge Hill
Lowell Institution
Parker
A. B. Bryant
O. J. Coburn
Edward A. Stevens
Bernice Parker
John Peabody
Hawaii Sees Duties For Scrap Iron From Territory Jared
New York March 3 The board of classification of the United States general appraisers today ruled on Hawaii’s status under tariff laws The 100 tons of old scrap iron imported from Hawaii was assessed with duties the protest claimed Hawaii is US soil since the 1900 act creating a government for Hawaii The board held it lacks jurisdiction under insular tariff cases and dismissed the protest Judge Somerville authored the majority opinion while General Appraiser Frischer filed a dissenting view
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New York
Board of Classification of the
United States General Appraisers
Hawaii
San Francisco
United States
Custom House
Board of Classification
Supreme Court of the United States
Somerville
Mystery Cleared as Body Found in Harbor
Haverhill March 3 the body of Driver Timothy Corbin of hose wagon No 2 was recovered in Newburyport harbor resolving his disappearance from Nov 21 and supporting suicide as the cause.
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Haverhill
Newburyport Harbor
Timothy Corbin
United States Cruiser Cincinnati Departs Newport for Torpedo Cruise
Newport March 3 United States cruiser Cincinnati commanded by CG McLean sits in Newport harbor to load torpedoes for a coastal cruise. The vessel will destroy derelicts along regular ocean liner routes and any floating wrecks encountered.
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Newport
R. C
United States
Cincinnati
McLean
Newport Harbor
Fitzgerald Edges Flaherty In Six Round Fight
Willie Fitzgerald of Brooklyn had the narrow edge over Martin Flaherty of Lowell Mass in a six round bout at the Washington Sporting Club. The hard fast contest saw Fitzgerald display general superiority while Flaherty kept him busy throughout the bout.
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Philadelphia
Willie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Mass
Washington Sporting Club
Fitzgerald
Flaherty
Japanese loan report denied by Tokyo official
A Tokyo cablegram to the Japanese legation states the report that the government is negotiating a loan in New York is entirely unfounded. The Japanese minister for finance is quoted denying the claim in Washington dispatches dated March 3.
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Japan
New York
Washington
Tokio
New Bedford Spinters push for uniform wage rise
At an executive committee meeting of the Spinners union in New Bedford on March 3 the group decided to launch an agitation in mill centres for a uniform wage advance.
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New Bedford
Spinners’ Union
Spring Health Boost Promise From Dr Greene’s Nervura
Advertises Dr Greene's Nervura as a universal spring remedy to restore health and beauty in women. Claims to strengthen nerves, purify blood, improve complexion, energy, and mood, with physician access at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Dr. Greene
Pope Holds Papal Chapel Jubilee Mass at St Peter's
Rome March 3 The pontifical jubilee feast marked the 24th anniversary of the Pope's coronation with a grand ceremony in St Peter's Basilica. About 50,000 attended as cardinals archbishops and dignitaries joined in vestments and uniforms. The Pope aura was carried in the sedia gestatoria to the throne for mass and benediction then returned to the Vatican amid acclamations.
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Rome
St. Peter's
Sistine Chapel
Vattican
Pontifical Court
Pontifical Guards
Sedia Gestatoria
Vannutelli
Pontifical Choir
Vatican
Money in Mattress Robbery Case In Gloucester
Gloucester on March 3 report to police details an alleged theft of $1000 from Antoine Terry's home. He accuses his brother and his brother's attorneys, who sent men to evict the occupant, of stealing the money. no action taken yet.
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Gloucester
Antoine Terry
Terry
Dwellings Burned in Thomaston Fire
Two large wooden dwellings and several outbuildings burned early today in Thomaston Maine with losses over 17000. Fire started in a barn linked to Capt F F Curlings residence and spread to his house and P L Dennison's adjoining home. Curlings loss about 13000 with 7500 insured. Masters owned house 3000. Dennison furniture loss 1500. Fire brigades lacked water pressure and focused on protecting adjacent structures. It’s believed tramp carelessness or an incendiary caused the blaze.
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Thomaston
F. F. Curling
P. L. Dennison
Captain
Denenison
Ikeys Plea Insanity in Wells Axe Murder
Rutland March 3 Alexander Ikey who killed his wife with an axe at Wells Thursday was arraigned before Justice Farnsworth and bound over to await the grand jury. His attorney pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Rutland, VI
Alexander Ikey
Wells
W. K. Farnsworth
Jail Breaker Kills Deputy Sheriff in Easton
Six prisoners escaped from Easton jail on Saturday night and Deputy Sheriff Thomas L. Thompson was instantly killed as they attempted to recapture them. Lewis Green, colored, is suspected of firing the fatal shot. Green faced trial for murdering his mistress. escape is believed to be part of the计划.
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Baltimore
Easton
Thomas L. Thompson
Lewis Green
Thompson
Green
Miss Malinda Turner Found Dead in Manchester Home
Miss Malinda N Turner aged 71 was found dead in her room at her brother A L Walker’s residence at Merrimack and Pine streets Manchester. The body hung by a silk handkerchief looped over the door hinge. She came from Ashland to spend the winter with her brother and was suffering from a paralytic shock and despondency.
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Manchester
N. H
Malinda N. Turner
A. L. Walker
Merrimack and
Pine Streets
Ashland
Man Held on Assault Charge in Fall River
Fall River, March 3 Wm Hamilton was held in 5000 to await the result of injuries inflicted on Saturday night upon James Wallace, 70, an intimate friend. Wallace lies in serious condition at the hospital with concussion and partial paralysis after the assault prompted by drunken frenzy. Police say Hamilton felled Wallace with a blow and kicked and possibly jumped on him.
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Fall River
Wm. Hamilton
James Wallace
Wallace
Hamilton
Harrisville man arrested for larceny at North Chelmsford station
Harry Woodside aged 33 of Harrisville Pa was arrested this morning on Middlesex street by Officer O Keefe charged with larceny of 15 or 20 dollars from the B and M station money drawer at North Chelmsford He had worked at the station about two weeks and the case was reported yesterday
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Harry Woodside
Harrisville
Middlesex Street
O'Keefe
North Chelmsford
Woodside
Belmont Illness Shows Slow Improvement
Representative O H P Belmont of New York, a pneumonia patient in Washington, reports slight improvement with no alarming changes in his condition.
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Washington
O. H. P. Belmont
New York
Hair Switches and Front Pieces Made in Our Store
Short stem and long hair switches available with waves and front pieces. Gray switches 22 inches long priced at 1.00 while other switches cost 1.50, with all goods made in our own store under Mr. Rhodes supervision.
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Rhodes
Hearing on liquor license reform in Massachusetts in 1902
The Committee on Liquor Law will hear Franklin M. Coakley on licensed sale of intoxicating liquors and Andrew A. Baderacco on restricting hours in large cities. Hearing set for March 6 at 10:30 A.M. in State House room 439. Eugene Sprague T. D. Chairman, Thomas L. Davis Clerk.
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Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On
Franklin M. Coakley
Rep
Badger
Andrew A. Baderacco
A. M
Eugene Sprague
T. D
Thomas L. Davis
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Empire State Express
Lawrence Mills Idle
Panama
Senate
Damson
Adamson
Anas
Redmond and Devlin
United Textile Workers
Col
Sir Howard Vincent
U. S. Steel Co
U.S
Selectmen
Gayton M. Hail
Frances H. Kiernan
Roswell S. Fox
James J. McMan
John J. Breck
Wm. F. Eaton, Jr
Chas. L. Hodge
Michael J. Howard
Nelson
Huntley
Jas. H. Rogers
Jas. Sparks
NEW Bedford Spinners
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson CO
le Agents
Pope
St. Peter’s
Thomaston, Me
Ikey
Perry Belmont
Washington Party
A. L. Bacheller
Old Point Comfort
Arlington Street
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