Prince Henry of Prussia Dinner in New York German Society
Prince Henry of Prussia was hosted in New York with a breakfast at Waldorf Astoria, wreath at Grant's Tomb, luncheon at Ogden Mills home, and a grand reception attended by diplomats, military figures, and New York society leaders. A separate dispatch notes Gen Bates taking command of the lakes department amid South African concerns.
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Waldorf- Astoria
von Egidy
Grant
Ogden Mills
Buenz
Columbia University
Prince Henry
East Sixty-ninth Street
Calve
de Marci
Gilibert
Metropolitan
Fipera Company
Franz Wilehz
Tsador Luckstone
Wve. Mills
Mra
Clarence Mackey
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von Tirpitz
von Plearen
von Eisendecker
Vor Secken
Mixa Babcock
Iselin
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Migs Joy
Cooper Hewitt
Alfre’ Vanderbilt
Miss Thayer
Gerry Miss
Sands
Parsons
Tivingjaton
Egerton Winthrop
Corbin
Rhinelarcer
Jennings J Pierpont Morgan Egerton Winthrop
Creighton Webb
Stephen Olin Heber Bishop
Edward O Wolcott
Galve
Mills
Diplomatic talk with Dr Muller at State Department
An European diplomat Dr Hein Muller, a representative of the Orange Free State, met with Secretary Hay at the state department on Saturday for a half hour interview. The discussion touched on private capacity status and the Boer representatives situation, with emphasis on informal understandings.
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Vakta
Hein- Muller
Orange Iee
Hay
Bt Inter
Fox Smorre
de Gaule
Guden Barricaded in Kings County Courthouse After Sheriff Removal
New York reports Charles Guden, ousted as Kings County sheriff by Gov Odell, barricades himself inside the county courthouse. Col Norman 8 Dike, named as successor, barred from entry. Gen Benjamin F Tracy, now serving as Guden’s special counsel, may seek a writ of prohibition to stop Dike from assuming the office while legal action proceeds.
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Sherif Guden
Odell
New York
Charles Guden
Kings County
Guden
Col Norman
Dike
Raymond Street
Benjamin F Tracy
Col. Dike
Gen
Tracy
Compliments McCormick as First U S Ambassador Hope
Vienna officials praise Secretary McCormick for favorably shaping Austria Hungary relations and supporting the elevation of the Austria Hungary mission to an embassy. They note his efforts and rapid acceptance in Viennese society as key to future success.
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Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Washington
United States
McCormick
Magazine of Boer supplies found near Rietz cave
Lord Kitchener reports a Boer magazine near Rietz Northwest of the Orange River colony with 310000 rifle rounds hundreds of shells fuses 200 pounds powder a Maxim gun helios field telegraphs and stores. Thirty five Boers captured in the same area since March 4 by Canadian scouts led by Col Rosas.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Rietz
Orange River Colony
Tve
Rosas
Grand Rapids man arrested in Ada Klump death case
In Lowell, Michigan, Sheriff Chapman jailed William Klump on murder suspicions tied to deadly powders mailed to Mrs. Ada Klump. Police believe he may have sent or known the sender, aiming to harm his wife, while Klump claims innocence and ignorance of the contents.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ada Klump
William Klump
Lowell
Michigan
Chapman
Klump
Hin
Morrison Granted New Trial in Kansas Murder Case
Topeka Kansas March R Jessie Morrison murder case gets a new trial from the state supreme court ruling an error in jury empanelling. Morrison killed Clara W Castle after inviting her to a home quarrel that ended with a razor slash. first trial ended in a disagreement.
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Topeka, Kan
March
Jessie Morrison
Clara W Castle
Eldorado
Supreme Court
Miss Morrison
Mrs Castle
Red Cross Parade Banned in Geneva Over War Protest
Canton authorities prohibit a Red Cross procession planned for Sunday to protest alleged British breaches of wartime law in South Africa. Crepe-draped flag was to be carried as part of the demonstration.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Red Cross Society
England
South Africa
Death at Helping Hand Institute prompts suicide theory
John Henderson of Minneapolis was found dead on the third floor with a bullet wound to his head. Police report he had earlier told investigators two negro women robbed him of 900 dollars, suggesting a suicide theory. The case unfolds in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
John Henderson
Minneapolis
Minp
Helping Hand Institute
Henderson
Hughes evasive on start of hostilities in Philippines
In Washington on March 8 Gen Hughes faced questions about who fired first in February hostilities. He insisted he would answer in his own way, saying the attack was not intended to begin a wider war. Patterson pressed for a clearer line while Hughes argued for peaceful measures until exhausted.
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Gen Hughes
Washington
Patterson
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
Gen. Hughes
Sam
Hughes
Malolos
Senator Patterson
McKinley
United States
Wreck at Maxon Claims Dozens in Night Train Fire
Reports from El Paso describe the Maxon disaster where a relief train carried the dead and injured to depots. Victims include men women and children. the crash left many aboard in nightgowns, some dead or dying, with responders scrambling to aid survivors and identify the injured.
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Maxon
Tex
el Paso
Houston
Southern Pacific
Chris Kielard
Price
Soldiers To Be Returned From Philippines In 1900
Washington reports the War Department expects little delay in bringing home about 13 500 U S troops who went to the Philippines in 1899. Transports to Manila are limited, with 8 740 to depart before April 15 and the full 13 500 due by May 15. Gen Chaffee will manage the withdrawal and may hire a standing army of 32 000 when orders are fulfilled.
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Washington
War Department
Secretary of War
United States
Philippines
Department
Manila
Chaffee
Hotel Guests in Panic at Endicott Fire Alarm
New York reports hundreds of hotel guests at the Endicott alarmed by a fire on the fourth floor dining room frame. Fire confined to a window frame. no serious injuries as guests fled and then returned after the blaze was extinguished. King and Queen gala day notes follow with maritime dedications and honors. Judge Phillips upholds injunctive order against Cleveland electric and street railway firms, dissolving a temporary restraint amid a three-cent fare dispute. appeals likely.
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New York, March
Endicott
Nooone
Cleveland CO
Phillips
Common Pleas
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Cleveland City Railway Company
Roosevelt renamed New York and Columbia opens Earl Hall
New York adopts the name Roosevelt for what was Greenwich Point near Hempstead. Columbia opens Earl Hall a $125 000 gift building for religious social and philanthropic university life financed by William Earl Dodge with a formal Saturday ceremony.
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Roosevelt
Greenwich Point
Hempstead
Earl Hall
Columbia
William Earl Dodge
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