Imperial Yacht Hohenzollern Arrives in New York Harbor
The German imperial yacht Hohenzollern arrived at New York Harbor from Kiel for Prince Henry of Prussia’s visit, passing Sandy Hook and entering quarantine. Crowds and federal officials welcomed her as tug escorts guided the ship to the North German Lloyd pier in Hoboken. Private secretary James Reynolds and civic leaders met the admiral, with plans for future formal entertainments kept private.
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Hohenzollern
Prince Henry of Prussia
Kiel
Bermuda
Count von Baudissin
Sandy Hook
Narrows
North River
Sihe
Lloyd
Hoboken
Gersan
Hamburg-American Line
von Baudissin
Mayor Low
United States Navy
A. T. Mahan
Emil 8. Boas
Gustav H. Schwab
Jacob 8. Miller
William H. Baldwin, Jr
George H. Boldt
Col. Whelan
Rodgers
Capt. Mahan
James Reynolds
Wallsee Downey
Sthe
Prince Henry
United States
Hohensollern
Omerney Ees
Fitout sages We By oe eee sie ahha Coker
Readable text limited to fragments. The item notes a fitout topic and mentions names unclear as Coker. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable segments.
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Ahha
Coker
International Suffrage Conference Forms Plan of Organization
Washington February 13 The International Women Suffrage convention executive committee admits the Friends Equal Rights association as auxiliary members. Delegates from England Australia Russia Turkey Sweden Canada Chile Norway and Germany meet to form an International women's suffrage association with Miss Susan B Anthony presiding and Miss Vida Goldstein recording secretary. A five member subcommittee is named to draft the organization plan to report Friday. The first session honors pioneers as Susan B Anthony presides and a large audience hears greetings from prominent women.
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Washington
Friends' Equal Rights Association
International Woman's Suffrage Association
England
Australia
Rusaia
Turkey
Sweden
Canada
Chile
Norway
Germany
Susan B. Anthony
Vida Goldstein
New York
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Shaw
Rachel Foster Avery
Philadelphia
Desperate Battle In Kentucky Saloons Leaves Several Dead
In Middlesboro Kentucky a clash erupted at Lee Turner's blind tiger saloon between Turner's mountaineers and a posse of 40 citizens. Charley Cecil and Job Doyle were killed while Turner was wounded and five of his men perished. The gunfight followed Turner’s seizure of two mules from a debt creditor. The wider text also discusses US open Door policy toward Manchuria with emphasis on commercial aims and equal tariffs, noting American ships and projects should face no discrimination as per Secretary Hay's position.
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Middlesboro
Cumberland Mountains
Lee Turner
Seloon
Turne
Hee‘Turner
Turner
Gila Colson
Colson
Charley Cecil
Wan Alledy
Job Doyle
Tien
Mingo Mia
United States
Hay
Russia
China
Manchuria
Anglo Japanese Treaty Signed as Possible Alliance
Yokohama reports Premier Katsura announced the Anglo Japanese treaty signing in the diet and lower house. Peking and Washington confirm British Japan accord binds to defend China and Korea. U.S. assent not required though aligned with state department aims. Enthusiasm spreads in Japan.
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Viscount Katsura
Kamoura
Japan
Peking
Far East
Washington
Takahira
State Department
Hay
Great Britain
England
China
Korea
United States
House Passes the Oleomargarine Bill in the House
The House approved the oleomargarine bill with no final division on passage though motions to recommit were defeated by 84 votes. It retains the inspection and branding provisions and taxes oleomargarine at ten cents per pound, with changes from the committee’s original draft. The Senate debate on the Philippines tariff and related issues continued with Lodge Patterson clash and talks on press access. The post office appropriation bill moves toward final passage, totaling about 137.9 million dollars, plus items on Rural Free Delivery and railway mail service. A river and harbor bill target is kept near 60 million dollars, with such items still flexible.
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Committee On Agriculture
Lodge
Patterson
Philippines Committee
Senate
Colorado
Star Chamber
Massachusetts
Secretary of War
Federal Party of
Philippine Islands
Philippines
United States
Teller
House Committee On Post Offices
New York
New Orleans
Kansas City
Newton
Kan
Widow Julis Flwis Leaves Large Charity Bequest
New York report states Mrs. Julis Flwis of Brooklyn died at 80 and left most of her nearly 1 million estate to long connected charities. The filing notes extensive bequests and a lifelong devotion to philanthropic causes.
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New York
Julis Flwis
Brewster Brick
Brooklyn
Butter Renovation Law Targets Imitation Coloration
Law tightens rules on yellow butter coloring and sets penalties for selling colored product as renovators must inspec and brand renovated butter. Monthly reports on quantity and quality of renovated butter will be filed. The act requires marks on packages and prohibits shipment without inspection. War claims bills are also advanced, including payments for Spanish and Civil War property losses.
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Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Las Aengh
Beld Paar
Fox
Marquis of Dufferin Dead in Ireland at 6 25 AM
The Marquis of Dufferin former governor general of Canada and diplomat died at his residence in Clandeboye County Down Ireland after a lengthy illness. He never recovered from the shock of his son Lord Ava's death in South Africa and the failure of related financial concerns. Funeral will be private and burial set at Clandeboye graveyard.
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London
Marquis of Dufferin
Canada
Clandeboye
County Down
Ireland
Lord Dufferin
Lord Ava
South Africa
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Himaing
Tragic Fire Claims Life At Hotel Vendome Debris
Minneapolis report details the discovery of a body among the debris of the Vendome Hotel fire that devastated the building on the morning of February 13. Authorities identify the victim as Ankit van, with medical examiners assisting in the investigation.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ankit
Efternoon Dni
Vendomejfize
Burmediarmaehe
Lincoln Birthday Observances Across the Nation
Across Springfield Chicago New York Boston and Boston area clubs observances mark Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Veterans and nurses honor the martyred president with floral tributes at the Lincoln monument and sarcophagus. Banquets and speeches highlight patriotism and Union memories.
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Springfield
South
Abraha Lincoln
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Repubicant Club
Waldorf-Aatoiie
James Willis Gleed
Topeka
Kan
McKinley
Chauncey
Mi Depew
Republican Party
Woodruff
The
Cresswell MacLaughlin
Union League Club of
Brooklyn
Nicolas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Southard
Ohio
Barker
Coughlan
U.S
Dr. Cadman
Charles A. Schieren
Roosevelt in Improved Condition Amid Crisis Report
Groton February 14 reports say Sheenlore Roosevelt and two schoolmates Howard F Potter and William Gammel Jr remain under medical care with signs of improvement. Doctors note left lung clearing and stable vitals, while officials prepare for ongoing treatment as the crisis in the right lung nears, and President Roosevelt plans travel after Prince Henry's visit.
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Groton
Mess
Howard F Potter
New York
William Gammel, Jr
Providence
Wr Cortelyou
Cortelyou
Washington
Gardner House
Roosevelt
Marion man found hanging in Larue county home
A 63 year old man in Larue county was found dead at his residence on Wednesday afternoon after hanging from a bedpost. The incident is treated as a probable suicide and authorities are investigating. Local residents report distressing events surrounding the scene.
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Marion
Squire
Larue
Clemens
ST Sas
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