Harvard Honors the Royal Prince in Boston Welcome
Prince Henry of Prussia visits Boston and Cambridge receiving honors from Gov. Crane and Mayor Collins. He tours Harvard, meets President Eliot, attends a university reception, and salutes Theodore Roosevelt, while cable messages from Emperor William greet the occasion. The royal party proceeds to Albany en route to New York.
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Senate to Vote on Cuban Tariff Bill March 17
Washington March 7 The White House denied claims the president changed his stance on Cuban reciprocity. The third Republican conference in the House drew 125 members amid debate on a bill to punish presidential assassination and extend capital punishment rules. A separate House debate focused on classifying rural free delivery and placing carriers under contract with limited interest expected to continue.
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Reciprocity and security talk underlined in Washington discussions
The article covers diplomatic hopes for American Russian ties, remarks on reciprocity and a rebates plan, and a caucus meeting with President Henderson and Representative Cannon. It also notes Senate debate over a bill to protect the U.S. president, and Senator Bacon praising McKinley after his assassination.
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Neil Bryant dies noted minstrel founder of three Bryants
New York March 7 Neil Bryant an old time minstrel died in Brooklyn at 72 He was the oldest member of the three Bryants brothers Daniel and Jerry who toured worldwide and popularized blackface minstrelsy Bryant retired in 1883 to a government post and remained there until health declined His real name was Cornelius O'Brien Heavy Liabilities and No Assets Helena Arkansas March 7 Eugene E Smith lumberman of Earl filed for bankruptcy in federal court Liabilities listed at 121176 with no assets except clothing
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Helena, Ark
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Auto show at Coliseum sells cars and orders total 5 million
Chicago reports that since the auto mobile show opened last Saturday at the Coliseum manufacturers have sold or taken orders for automobiles totaling five million dollars.
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Chicago
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Murder Suspect in Klump Death Investigated
Sheriff Chapman returns from Lowell with evidence suggesting Mrs Willan Klump was murdered. A supposed headache powder sent by mail, later found to contain strychnine, caused her death. Powder likely replaced with poison at some point.
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Ex-Mayor Magowan Arrested on Philadelphia Fraud Charge
Trenton police hold former mayor Frank A Magowan as a fugitive from justice awaiting extradition to Philadelphia. He is indicted for obtaining about $14,000 under false pretenses in a case tied to Philadelphia authorities.
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L. C Taylor Dies of Apoplexy in Alexandria
Alexandria Herald former auditor L C Taylor collapsed and died Thursday afternoon in Alexandria South Dakota according to a Journal special from Sioux City Iowa.
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Five Die as Gas Ignites Mine in Monongahela
An explosion at Catsburg mine of Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke in Monongahela Pa on Thursday kills five workers and badly burns several others. Rescue attempts fail as air channels were closed and gas ignited. by Friday crews struggle to reach trapped men amid further blasts.
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Monongahela River
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James Torrent
Two American Officers to Face Court Martial for Atrocities
Manila March 7 Two officers of the American Army in the Philippines May Littleton and John Day marine corps will be court martialed on March 17 for executing native inland residents of Samar in a sequence of brutal acts. A native tied to a tree was shot in the thigh then the arms then the body, and a fourth native was killed. Friends say the officers were driven to madness by hardships on Samar.
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Tieut John HA Day
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Maine disaster claims ruled against individual seamen
Washington reports that the Spanish treaty claims commission rejected individual death and injury claims of officers and sailors from the Maine wreck in Havana harbor. It held that such injuries are national, not personal, and claims lie with the foreign government rather than individual seamen.
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Snowbound Trains Halt as Drifts Paralyze Altoona Area
Snow drifts ten feet high halt trolley and steam rail traffic from Bethlehem to the Blue Mountains. A Pennsylvanian passenger train was trapped for 13 hours near Martinsburg, with passengers wading through three feet of snow to shelter. Coal regions suspend operations and milk supplies are threatened as farmers shovel out. In Wind Gap and nearby areas livestock perish amid anticipated famine. Boer delegates in Washington end their mission with unclear future plans. James R. Wood, capital prize winner in Lawton land drawing, dies near Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Lawton
Landslide Kills Three Near Rosine Tunnel
A landslide on the Illinois Central railroad near the Rosine tunnel in Paducah Kentucky killed three men when the bank of a deep cut caved in late Thursday afternoon.
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