Prince Henry Receives Freedom of New York City
New York on February 26 welcomed Prince Henry of Prussia after the Meteor launch ceremony with Miss Roosevelt aboard. A luncheon aboard the Hohenzollern followed, where Roosevelt praised the royal visit and Miss Roosevelt received a diamond bracelet from Kaiser Wilhelm. The party toured Battery Park, Wall Street, and Broadway, ending with a reception and opera gala at the Metropolitan.
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Prince
Suives
Jersey City
Shooters Island
Presidente
Miss Roosevelt
Prinece
Te Hobengzabern Giood
UUI deLuis
Amster
Huuer
Pitt
Prince Viney
Luovsuveli
Kaiser Wilhelm
Prince Henry
Alice Roosevel
Prince Henri
Roosevil
Kaiser
President Roosevelt
Miss Alice Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Alice
Roosevelt
Twenty-third Street Ferry
Washington
Hohenzollern
Alice Roosevelt
Army
Levi P. Morton
Morton
Navy Yard
Vigilant
Battery Park
von Holleber
Buenz
Evans
Legation
Battery Place
Wall Street
Sickles
Carl Schurz
Cantor
Lxough
Manhattan
Governors
Farnes
Altermen
Low
Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
Admiral Evans
Metropolitan ¢Olul
Prince Kenny
Metropolitan Opera House
Labengsrin
Aida
Pann
Hanser
Bret
la Traviat
Nes
Massenets le Cid
Mmes. Calvo
Gadski
Scehumuatn Uevik
Siman Eames
Ternina
Sembrich
Atevad
Messrs. Dippel
Bispham
Donard de Reszke
Alvaresz
Scotti
Journet
van Dyck
van Ttooy
Vannt
Salignace
Walter Damrosch
Flon
Beppillt
Kaisers Salute to U S Flag Captivates Berlin Crowds
Berlin readers watched portraits of President Roosevelt and Prince Henry in a newspaper office on Unter den Linden. Police cleared the way as crowds grew dense while Emperor William and the Empress drove past and saluted a small American flag. The reception reflected growing good will toward America and cables from the United States appearing in German papers. Newspapers report warmth from U S officials and crowds for Prince Henry and Roosevelt.
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Berlin
Miss Roosevelt
Heinrich
Henry
United States
Roosevelt
Henry of
Prussia
Hoolah
Lam
Hohenzollern
Mr. Roosevelt
United States of America
Roy Highness
Royal
Fivans
Evans
Alice Roosevelt
Hoovevelt
Prince Ifenry
Sile
Feon
Unter Gen Linden
Williaa
Prince Henry
America
Atlantic
Toledo Railway and Terminal Mortgage Filed in Toledo
A mortgage for 3,590,000 dollars was filed in Toledo by the Toledo Railway and Terminal company to Commonwealth Trust Company of St Louis. The loan funds 3,500 bonds at 4 1 2 percent interest for 49 years, secured by all company property for road building and equipment.
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Toledo, O
Commonwealth Trust Company
St. Louis
Toledo Railway and Terminal Company
Toledo
County Recorder's Office
St. Touls
Rev Father Albrinck Dead in Cincinnati at 72
Cincinnati reports the death of Father John C. Albrinck vicar general of the Catholic church for the Cincinnati diocese and pastor of the Holy Trinity church aged 72. The obituary notes his long service and leadership within the parish.
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Cincinnati
John C. Albrinck
Catholic Church
Holy Trinity Church
Mrs Soffel Granted Bail After Escape Involving Biddle Brothers
Pittsburg February 26 Mrs Kate Soffel who aided in the Biddle brothers escape and fled with them was brought from Butler. She remained jailed briefly while bail was arranged as her father’s encumbered property blocked accepting him alone. Hardware dealer Chas J Ammann joined as bail alongside Conrad A Deitrich setting bail at 5000 dollars. Soffel then released and left court with her lawyer R B Scandrett and her father.
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Pittsburg
Kate Soffel
Biddle Brothers
Butler
Chas. J. Ammann
Conrad A. Deitrich
Freed Captives Reach Safety After Months in Captivity
A mission party near Strumitza reports three captives freed after nearly six months. Miss Ilian M. Stone thanks supporters as Turkish authorities question captives while Bulgarian villagers welcome the travelers with tears and relief. Messages from Chelsea note prayers answered and gratitude.
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Tustovats
Bel
Haries A. Stone
Chelsea
Miss.t
Fabbath
Dragoman reports Ellen Stone to depart for Salonica
Telegraphed update from Strumitza Macedonia states A. Gargiulo confirms Ellen M. Stone and Madame Tsilka will travel with the ladies to Salonica on February 26 after their release by brigands who held them in captivity.
Excise tax bill passes lower house in Ohio
Columbus Feb 26 The excise tax bill passed the lower house and awaits action in the senate. It would levy six percent of gross annual receipts on electric light gas natural gas pine dine water works street railroads messengers or signals telegraph telephone express or union depot companies. Current tax is one half of one percent on most except the last four classes. The largest cast bronze statue is Peter the Great in St. Petersburg, weighing 1100 tons.
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Columbus
Senate
Express
Ohio
Miss Stone Released From Captivity In Macedonia
Miss Elen Stone, American missionary, arrived at Strumitza Macedonia at 3 AM, with Mime Tsilka and her baby, after kidnapping near Salonika last September. The release details remain unclear, ransom paid to aid Macedonian aims, and American officials expect Stone to travel to Salonika. The case is viewed as political, not purely criminal, with blame and secrecy surrounding the ransom source and participants.
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Ehuieh
Elis
Ter
Salonics
Gurginio
Tie
Dragoman
Venice
Len M. Stune
Constantinople
Miss Elen Stone
Mime
Tsilka
Salonika
Strumitza
Macedonia
Miss Stone
Usilka
Mr. Dickinson
Uskub
Miss Stance
Boston
Judson Smith
American Board
Benjamin F. Stone
Hen M. Stone
Cle
Taskell
Smith
Mire
Pertha
Seros
Macedonbia
Edward Jh. Haskell
Saonika
Sue
London
Cablang
The
Chronicle
Meg Stone
New York
Spencer Eddy
United States
Ellen MM. Stone
Teilka
Kronpring
Wilhelm
Mr. Eddy
America
Bulgaria
Fire Marshal's Report Filed With Governor Nash
Columbus February 25 The second annual report of state fire marshal A D Hohenbeck is filed with Governor Nash. It covers the year ending January 15 1902 showing 7011 fires causing property loss of 353,361,434 and 2,060,175 in actual loss. Causes include carelessness and gasoline kerosene stoves. 142 people seriously burned and 42 deaths. 565 cases investigated 72 warrants issued 66 arrests 3 indicted 9 convicted 7 insane sent to asylum 6 acquittals. Revenue and expenses detailed.
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Columbus
A. D. Hohenbeck
Nash
IMM
Department
Gnade
Pitty
Grand
Wee
Gailty
Victim of Knockout Drops At Columbus Bar
George A. Blake Blakely, brother-in-law of Rep R A Patlock, was jailed by Officers Sells and Beckett on drunkenness and resisting charges. Police believe he was under knockout drops causing amnesia and erratic behavior. He fought, was injured, and later released on bond after Patlock posted. He resides in Doylestown Wayne County and recalled stopping at Llewellyn on East State Street.
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Columbus
George A. Blakely
R.A. Patlock
Stark County
Sells and
Beckett
Blakely
Union
Summers
Moore
Llewellyn
East State Street
Doylestown
Wayne County
Representative Pollock
Bond
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Press of the United
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Father Albrinck
Mrs. Soffel
Ilian M. Stone
Charles A. Stone
Gargiulo
Salonica
Ohio House
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Miss. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Quillhurst Poultry Farm
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