Prince Henry Arrives in Boston Amid Snow Bright Welcome
Prince Henry of Prussia reaches South Station on time as Boston endures a morning snowstorm. Crowds gather under police escort to greet the royal party touring the city, with the governor, mayor, and state officials hosted at the Hotel Somerset and the State House. Music, parade guards, and naval brigade bands accompany the royal entry.
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Blondin Family Denies Wife’s Statements in Quebec Case
Montreal March 6 Two of Wilfred Blondin relatives contradicted his wife’s interview claiming seven children with only one alive. They said Blondin was kind to his wife, gave wages, and helped with housework though the marriage ended over a separation sparked by Pichette. Sister-in-law Amedee Blondin and sister Mme Claude testified Blondin supported her and later tried to contact his absent wife.
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Decision in Maine Explosion Case Adverse to Claimants
Washington March 6 The Spanish treaty claims commission ruled against the claimants over the battleship Maine disaster in Havana harbor, saying deaths and injuries due to the explosion are not the result of treaty obligations.
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Street Car Service Survives Storm with Regular Runs
The recent storm did not disrupt the street car system as badly as before. Cars run to the square with decent regularity, though not perfectly on time, and suburban lines remain in operation.
Pugilist Uphouser Near Death After Fight
Samuel Uphouser known as the Brighton slasher lies dying at his Chicago home from injuries suffered in a Bricklayers hall bout. The assailant, known as Young Choynski, remains at large. Uphouser was knocked out in the fourth round after brutal exchanges in the second and third.
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Colorado Springs Boy Wins Second Prize in Japanese Pottery Contest
Marshall Bennett, 13, won second prize in an international freehand drawing contest for pupils in private and public schools held under Bunkio Matsuki of Boston. The subject was Japanese pottery. The award is a 16 inch bronze dragon vase valued at $135. Contestants came from many countries.
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Fire destroys timber in Marble Falls area blaze advances
Marble Falls Texas March 6 fire breaks out in cedar brakes gear and consumes large tracts of valuable timber. The area is extremely dry with little chance to check the flames until they burn out. Only a few residents in the path have warning.
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Armed bands reported in Macedonian districts
Constantinople reports from March 6 confirm earlier notes of armed bands operating in several districts of Macedonia. The dispatches indicate ongoing unrest and mobilization in the region amid tensions and strategic movements by local forces. Authorities have urged caution and standby measures for affected communities.
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No Hair Vigor Promises To Restore Color
Slogan style advertisement claims Ayer's Hair Vigor revives lifeless hair and restores color, even for gray hair, priced at $1. Sold by all druggists with AYER CO., Lowell, Mass.
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Fall River Mill Men Press Wage Fight Amid Assembly
Fall River operatives demand a March 10 wage increase and a six per cent ceiling. Manufacturers refer the dispute to the association's executive committee and consider standard cloth length changes. Locals push for M C D Borden to set independent wage scales while hints of a citywide clash persist. A compromise date may emerge between April 7 and March 17 if no other friction blocks settlement.
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Health report shows low sickness in Philippine division
Surgeon General Sternberg received the monthly health report for the Philippines division ending January 15. Sick rate was 6.16 percent with 2834 cases and 59 deaths, down 18 from the prior month. Colonel Pope noted the favorable plague status with only three cases, including Harry Dunn who died December 27.
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Mormon Propaganda Actively Propagating in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports a surge in Mormon missionary activity with literature distributed inside Danish churches urging young girls to attend Mormon meetings. Statistics note one in 22 Danish emigrants to the United States convert. Clergy and government are coordinating to curb proselytizing efforts.
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Blaze at Babcock building wipes out Plainfield blocks
A major early morning fire in Plainfield New Jersey destroyed the five story Babcock building on West Front Street and two adjoining structures. Woodhull and Martin occupied the ground floor with goods likely total losses. Estimated total loss around 250000 with full insurance. No casualties reported.
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King Edward Holds Second Levee at St James Palace
London reports the second levee since the king's accession occurred at St James's Palace with elaborate ceremonial but smaller attendance than the first. A dense fog dulled the spectacle inside and out though the United States embassy delegation attended. no Americans were presented.
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Pennsylvania Ties Up in Heavy Snowfall
Reading Pennsylvania declares a standstill as an extraordinary snowstorm halts street railway traffic citywide and blocks lines to country districts. Steam trains manage to pass through.
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Case Against Giroux Still Unfinished In Police Court
Dolphis Giroux president of the Spinners union faces assault and battery charges after allegedly striking John J. Flannery during a February meeting. Witnesses described the confrontation, with petitions signed about the Merrimack mill and disputes over expulsions. The case continued after noon with further testimony and several defendants discharged or fined.
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National Non-Partisan Federation for Majority Rule formed
Chicago March 6. The Referendum league of Chicago forms a national party to promote initiative and referendum in U S cities. The National Non-Partisan Federation for Majority Rule aims to secure state bills requiring municipalities to recognize petitions signed by five percent of voters for public vote. Local league officers launch the effort.
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