Prince Henry of Prussia Tours Niagara Falls and Rochester
Prince Henry of Prussia traveled from Chicago to Niagara Falls and Rochester New York on a brief royal journey. He viewed Horseshoe Falls from Table Rock and the gorge, met officials in Niagara Falls and Buffalo, and received welcomes in Rochester Syracuse and other stops as crowds cheered the royal party.
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Prince Henry's American reception boosts German prestige
Berlin reports Prince Henry impressed Americans with natural dignified conduct. Observers expect his return to lead in public affairs and foresee the emperor assigning him new responsibilities of high importance.
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Prince Henry
Germany
United States
William
Boers Meet with Hay After U S Arrival
Washington March 6 Messrs Wol merang and Wessels two Boer representatives met Secretary Hay at 11 o clock. They were received as private citizens not in an official capacity. The delegates complained about shipments of horses mules and provisions from the United States to British forces in South Africa.
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Frederick Mueller
Orange Free State
White House
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Roosevelt Faces Cuba Tariff Reciproc ity Clash In Congress
Washington reports say Speaker Henderson and Representative Cannon met with President Roosevelt to discuss Cuban reciprocity amid plans by Tawney and Morris to substitute the Payne plan. Cabinet members heard both sides as Tawney claimed a rebate option could win approval. the president would not issue a message yet. Senate moves toward a shipping bill vote while the house adjourns to honor Rep Polk and a banking bill favoring longer national bank charters advances.
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Roosevelt Receives Boer Delegates at White House
Private visitors from the Boer side, Wolmarans, Wessels, and Dr Mueller, met Roosevelt who said the government cannot interfere in the South African war. Officials Payne Shaw and Wilson hope for a solution without harming American industry. Tawney warned of Payne plan hurdles and party division.
Homes Lost in Schoenville Fire Displaces 150
Fourteen frame houses in Schoenville near Pittsburg were destroyed by a fire at four on Wednesday morning leaving about 150 people homeless. Occupants escaped with most belongings intact and losses totaled around 15000. The blaze was traced to an exploding swamp. In Battle Creek Michigan the remains of Abner Case were found among the ruins of the Adventist sanitarium after a February 18 death.
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Bank cashier commits suicide amid shortage rumor
The cashier of a bank in Elkhart is described as having faced a heavy shortage and, after brooding over the trouble, killed himself with a revolver in his room on Wednesday evening. The incident followed the discovery of the bank’s shortage and reports of mounting stress on the man.
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Tragic Deaths Found in Oconomowoc Home
In Oconomowoc Wisconsin on March 6 the bodies of Mr Thomas Mc Laughlin Mrs Margaret McDermott and Mr unknown McDermott were found in the McLaughlin residence late Wednesday afternoon. A hard coal stove door stood open and death by asphyxiation was suspected with two victims on the floor and one on a bed. Mrs McDermott was a boarder at the home.
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Thomas McLaughlin
Margaret McDermott
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Lansing Condensed Milk Company Title Under Scrutiny
Lansing officials probe the title to the Michigan Condensed Milk company property as prep for a national condensed milk trust. Details reportedly arranged and to take effect in all large factories nationwide.
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Michigan Condensed Milk Company
Rescue Party Forms to Reach Ingram Basin Disaster Site
Telluride Colorado on March 6 reports a rescue party organized to reach Ingram Basin where seven men were working when a late winter storm cut off all communication. Ingram Basin is considered among the San Juan region’s most dangerous winter terrains.
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Eastern roads in serious plight
Snowstorms across western Pennsylvania and neighboring states halt rail and trolley services. Drifts reach 12 to 20 feet on lines, with trains delayed by hours and travel largely stopped from Pittsburgh to Oil City and beyond.
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Allegheny Valley
Oil City
Bemp
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Ex-attorneys sentenced in banking fraud case at Gantd Rapids
Two former attorneys Sant K Salsbury and Stillken No MarTeod were sentenced by Judge Wanty in the United States circuit court for pleading guilty to banking law violations connected with a fraudulent check at the old national bank. Salsbury received two years in the Detroit house of correction, while Macleod faced a similar penalty. Salsbury also faces a Cook County indictment for embezzlement and awaits pending supreme court action on another bribery case linked to municipal water supply.
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Chicago
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Unclear OCR: Milwaukee Couple Found Dead on Market Street
Fragmentary text reports Milwaukee residents Wehner and Wetman found dead atop Market Street after ten o'clock Tuesday night. A series of garbled lines mention a Vienna March 6 and Hungary United States relations, but details are unreadable.
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Milwaukee
Harris Named Constitutional History Chair At Lawrence University
N Dwight Harris son of N W Harris of Chicago bankers and brokers has been appointed to the new constitutional history chair at Lawrence University. The chair will be inaugurated at the start of the next school year in September. The post was created by bequests, including a $50,000 gift from the late Robert McMillan of Oshkosh.
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Appleton Wis
Dwight Harris
Harris
Harris &O
Bankers and Brokers of
Chicago
Lawrence University
Lawrence
Robert McMillan
Oshkosh
Sugar Convention Signed in Brussels
The international sugar convention was signed on Wednesday in Brussels marking a formal agreement among involved parties.
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Brussels
Dan Patch Sold for Twenty Thousand Dollars in New York Deal
Indianapolis March 6. Dan Patch, the record setting pacer who dominated last year, has been sold by Daniel A Messner Jr to M E Sturgess of New York City for $20,000. The colt won every race he entered last season and failed to win only one heat.
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Dan Patch
Daniel A Messner, Jr
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