Prince Henry of Prussia In Milwaukee Wins Enthusiastic Reception
Prince Henry of Prussia was welcomed by about 200000 residents of Milwaukee with a six hour visit that included a public reception where Governor La Follette and Mayor Rose spoke, 600 choir voices singing, 1000 German veterans, and a grand parade through the city ending with a 21 gun salute at the lakefront. The prince then attended a banquet and an exposition reception before departing for Niagara and New England.
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Milwaukee
Prince Henry of Prussia
Niagara
New England
Robert la Follette
David
Rose
United Singing Societies
Prince Henry
Grand Avenue
Wisconsin Street
John Johnson
Diamond Market Crisis Rumors Sweep Brussels
Reports from Brussels claim a growing crisis in the diamond trade with looming failures in Antwerp Amsterdam and London. Merchants allegedly misappropriated funds and fled to London and New York while others push for creditor settlements to stabilize firms. A separate dispatch notes calls for extradition of two men who fled to New York with diamonds valued at 600 000 francs.
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Brussels
Antwerp
Amsterdam
London
New York
Messager de Bruxelles
Work for Strikers at Farnscliffe Mill in Olneyville
Providence March 4 Most strike leaders were out of town as Farnscliffe Worsted Mill in Olneyville plans three shifts around the clock starting tomorrow. The change boosts production by over 20 percent and speeds up sample cuts. Weavers on 10-hour shifts will move to eight hours to create work for idle weavers from American Woolen Co mills forming the third shift.
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Providence
Olneyville
Farnscliffe
American Woolen Co. Mills
the Board of Police
Lowell
Mass
Common Victualler
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Board of Police
Woes of Ireland and wrongs of Boers rally in Chicago
In Chicago a meeting of Irish Nationalists drew attention to Irish woes and Boer wrongs. Ex-Congressman John J. Lentz of Ohio delivered the chief address while Judge Edward F. Dunne presided and praised Robert Emmet. Other local speakers contributed remarks on the two causes and England’s actions.
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Chicago
Ireland
John J. Lentz
Ohio
Edward F. Dunne
Robert Emmet
Lentz
England
Vaal River
United States
Emperor pleased by Alice Roosevelt telegram
Berlin reports Emperor William praised Miss Alice Roosevelt and the tone of her telegram about the Meteor launch. A cabinet member says the Kaiser noted the charming message and cited his satisfaction with Prince Henry's reception in America and the Roosevelt family's warm welcome.
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Berlin
William
Alice Roosevelt
Associated Press
Emperor William
Prince Henry
America
Roosevelt
Emperor
Train wreck injures child in Vermont crash
A Burlington and Lamolle division mail train wrecked near Cambridge Vermont on March 4. The regular eastbound 6 p m train left the rails two and a half miles from Cambridge depot, sending a passenger coach and a mail and express car down a 15 foot embankment. About 25 passengers were aboard. one seriously injured child, grandson of Henry Stevens of Johnson Vermont, is reported to be dying.
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Cambridge
Burlington and Lamolle
Central Vermont
Henry Stevens
Johnson, Vt
Fall River Mill Men Readying Wage Agreement Policy
Fall River March 4. It is not expected that a formal meeting of the signers of the wage advance agreement will be held. The signers favor delegating power to the committee to secure best terms but not exceed six percent. Individual interviews are guiding a definite policy aligned with mill men’s majority.
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Fall River
Ex City Attorney and banker plead guilty in banking case
In Grand Rapids on March 4 ex City Attorney Lant C. Salsbury and Stilson V. MacLeod pleaded guilty in the United States circuit court to violating banking law. They allegedly ordered nearly $25,000 from Old National Bank with fraudulent checks. The money was later repaid. MacLeod, former bank teller and clearing house manager, used his official position to aid the fraud.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Lant C. Salsbury
Stilson V. MacLeod
United States Circuit Court
United States
Old National Bank
MacLeod
Naval cadetship appointments announced by the President
Washington March 4 The President made cadetship appointments at the Naval Academy. Ralph Earie Sampson son of Admiral W T Sampson is named principal and Woodward Philip son of the late Rear Admiral Philip is first alternate. C W Howard son of Major General Howard U S A is second alternate and Presley M Taylor son of Rear Admiral Henry C Taylor is third alternate.
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Washington
Naval Academy
Ralph Earie Sampson
W. T. Sampson
Woodward Philip
Philip
C. W. Howard
Howard
Presley M. Taylor
Henry C. Taylor
Miner Listed Dead Found Alive Sparks Snow Slide News
Telluride March 4. J D Cedarberry formerly listed among fatalities in last Friday's Liberty Bell mine snow slide is alive and well. In the wake of the expected slides all mines and mills in the area have been deserted this week leaving about 300 miners out of work.
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Telluride
Cole
J. D. Cedarberry
Liberty Bell
Fewer Gallons, Wears Longer Devoe Paint Claim
The advertisement asserts that Devoe Lead and Zinc paint requires fewer gallons to cover a building and lasts twice as long as a hand-mixed lead and oil coating. It positions Devoe as a superior, economical option for durable exterior surfaces.
Importer Promises Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Bottles
Consumers urged to buy only the genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, with every bottle bearing the signature of Eisner and Mendelson Co. Sole Agents, New York, to ensure authenticity and prevent counterfeit products.
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Carlsbad
Successful Surgery For Child In Fall River
Sadie B Williams three and a half years old is recovering after a rare operation to remove a safety pin lodged in her throat trachea and bronchial tube. Surgeons located and finally extracted the pin with forceps after five attempts during a 25 minute operation.
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Fall River
Sadie B. Williams
George E. Williams
Evacuation Day committee balks at Schley banquet invite
Boston March 4 Rear Admiral W S Schley accepted an invitation from the South Boston Citizens' association for Evacuation Day events. The Commonwealth committee in charge had not invited him or planned such a banquet, and the association acted independently.
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Boston
Governor’s Council
W. S. Schley
South Boston Citizens’ Association
Commonwealth
Many Public Bequests In Will Of North Bath Woman
The will of Sarah A. Edgecomb of North Bath lists numerous public bequests to institutions such as Cobb Divinity School Bates College Bangor Theological Seminary Goodwill Home for Boys Women's Christian Association Lewiston and Ken t's Hill Maine Wesleyan Seminary Female College Central Maine General Hospital and a $5000 bequest to the city of Bath for fuel for the needy. The Tuskeegee school is named residuary legatee. Edgecomb long served in the U S Treasury Department in Washington.
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Bath
Sarah A. Edgecomb
North Bath
Cobb Divinity School
Bates College
Bangor Theological Seminary
Goodwill Home
Women's Christian Association
Lewiston
City of
Maine Wesleyan Seminary Female College
Kent's Hill
Central Maine General Hospital
Tuskegee School
Edgecomb
Treasury Department
Washington
Jennings Death Probed by Keene Jury
In Keene New Hampshire March 4 the coroner's jury continued hearings on Jennie Jennings death. Doctors testified a diseased liver and minor conditions would not alone cause death the next day and that skull injuries could be fatal. Jury expected to render verdict tomorrow.
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Keene
N. H
Jennie T. Jennings
Hii, SiMsmore
Faulkner
Harvard Student Officers threaten stern campus disorder review
Cambridge March 4 The Harvard Memorial hall administration orders several prominent seniors to appear before the board of directors tomorrow night for disorderly conduct. During today’s luncheon tour toy cap pistols caused a disturbance as names including the Glee club manager and a Varsity football player appear among those posted. Undergraduate tensions run high and a stormy meeting is anticipated.
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Cambridge
Harvard Memorial Hall
Board of
Saad
Glee Club
Crimson
Bought IASTORITA Kind You Have Always Bought
A brief items notes a purchase involving IASTORITA with emphasis on standard trade phrase used to indicate prior consent and legitimate ownership. The fragment references a familiar legal sale line and a prior obligation in a transactional context.
Mrs. Jacob Nichols Basks in 88th Birthday At Lowell Home
A large gathering visited 251 Appleton Street yesterday afternoon to honor Mrs. Jacob Nichols on her 88th birth anniversary. Relatives from Boston and Maine attended along with several descendants, noting five generations in the Nichols family. Mrs. Nichols, born 1819 in Uitchfield Massachusetts, moved to Lowell at 12 and later married Jacob Nichols who ran a furniture business. he died in 1890. George W. Fiske, who just turned 90, joined the well wishers on this celebration day.
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Jacob Nichols
Appleton Street
Ida M. Cunningham
Boston
Walter Lyman
Harry Lyman
Malden
Almina Hatch
Kittery
Mary Whitney
Jessie Whitney
Unity
John A. Lyman
Lowell
Nichols
Uitchfield
Mass
Hamilton Mills
Dutton and
Market Streets
George W. Fiske
Mercy Shown Prisoner's Young Wife Father Grateful
Cambridge March 4 William C Wakefield the young man arrested on arriving from England just before Christmas last year on larceny and perjury was today sentenced by Judge Bond to the Massachusetts reformatory at Concord His wife and father were in court and greatly pleased at the leniency shown by the court
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Cambridge
William C. Wakefield
England
Bond
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Young Wakefield
International Copper Syndicate Co
Martha E. Wyman
Chelmsford
Charles M. Williams
Lowell
Lowell Daily Courier
Prevent pneumonia by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The article warns that colds and la grippe can lead to pneumonia, but with reasonable care and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, danger is avoided. It claims thousands have used it without pneumonia resulting, and that it cures a cold or la grippe faster than other treatments. Pleasant and safe to take, sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Pollard and Co Offer Denim Overalls and Jumpers
Basement department announces a sale of dark striped heavy denim overalls and jumpers in all sizes. Railroad-back design noted, with sturdy seams and good construction. Priced at 39 cents each, with a few black ducks included in the lot at 50 cents elsewhere.
Desperate Boer Assault Encounters British Convoy
Telegrams from Klerksdorp describe General Delarey planed attack on February 24 that captured 467 British soldiers guarding an empty wagon train southwest of Klerksdorp. Boers pressed a third wave with heavy fire while mules stampeded, leaving defenders out of action. Northumberland Fusiliers fought back but were overwhelmed as dawn broke and wounded were stripped despite Delarey attempting to restore order.
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London
Klerksdorp
Delarey
Koers
They Crush the Powers in October Weather Forecast
An October piece recalls a harsh previous winter of 1900 01 and its toll on workers and families. It describes looming cold and mentions Benson's Porous Plasters as a remedy said to soothe coughs and chest ailments from that era.
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Benson
Benson's Plasters Promise Quick Health Relief
An advertisement touts Benson's Plasters as superior remedies for coughs colds backache rheumatism lumbago kidney and liver troubles asthma influenza among ailments. It urges buyers to ensure authenticity and offers prepaid shipping in the United States for 25 cents each by Seabury Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, New York.
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Seabury & Johnson, Mfg
N.Y
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