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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1902

Page

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Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka Released From Captivity in Macedonia

Miss Ellen M. Stone, American missionary, and Mme Tsilka and the baby are freed after months in brigand custody in the Strumitsa area Macedonia. Stone, Tsilka, and child arrive at Strumitsa and proceed to Salonika. ransom paid by American agents.

Constantinople Ellen M. Stone Mme Tsilka Salonika Miss ‘Stone Strimmitsa Strumitja Macedonia Mme. Tsilka Lonika Miss Stone London The Daily Chronicle Piv Aliss Stone Boston Barton American Board Hoth Otiss Stone Mmne Basilia Leonirs Relaise Pss Judson Smith Benjamin F. Stone Mien M. Stone Chelsea Salonikau Haskell Howard Bb Traskell Salonikit Roxbury Mass Cause of Foreign Missions Mess New York STS Samovar Bulgaria Plos Salovika Dimitrolist Virkeft Bankso Dinwala Miss Stone Sand American Board of Survign Missions State Department Dickinson Sofia M. Gargiule United States W. W. Peet Turkey Nicko Oence Larissa Nicko Spencer Eddy Lergatioi Kronprinz Wilhelm Holland House Washington Eddy Hay Strumitsa

Index to Departments and Page References

A navigational index listing sections for hotels arrivals, losses by fire, marine intelligence, foreign mails, real estate, religion, society, weather, and yesterday's fires with respective page numbers. Notable entries include page references for religious and weather items and a marine intelligence note.

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German Push in China Hints Tentative Trade Concessions

London and New York Times special cables report that a China Germany agreement granting exclusive mining rights in much of Shan-Tung is not yet signed. Prince Ching may grant concessions with a 7 percent royalty to China. Germans push ahead with new Post Office at Sinan-Foo to challenge the imperial system. Shanghai notes Baron von Richthofen’s claim Germany will retain a Shanghai garrison and withdraw only with Britain’s simultaneous evacuation consent.

London Times NEW York Times London Peking The Times China Germany Shan-Tung Prince Ching Foreign Office Si-nan-Foo Shanghai the Times Nanking Liu-Kun-Yi Baron von Richthofen Great Britain

Prince Henry of Prussia Receives Warm New York Welcome

Prince Henry of Prussia arrived aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm amid a grand harbor pageant. American and German officials, naval officers, and crowds lined the bay as a 21 gun salute blazed from Forts Wadsworth and Hamilton and the Sinois, Olympia, Cincinnati, and San Francisco led the escort past Tompkinsville to quarantine. The Prince, greeted by Admiral Evans, toured the squadron and expressed admiration for New York’s skyline and landmarks including the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge.

Prince Henry Prussia Germany Republic New World Roosevelt Army Navy New York Kronprinz Atlantic Tompkinsville Sinois Robley D. Evans Olympia Dewey Manila Cincinnati San Francisco Philippines Illinois von Rebeur-Paschwitz Washington Frederick L. Chapin Admiral Evans Capt Marine Guard Navy Yard Nina Frank T. Evans Lieut. Chapin Converse Reguar Santiago Sandy Hook Gresham Wadsworth Hamilton Dr. Doty Fort Wadsworth Andort Hamilton Evans Richter United States America Land of Liberty Governors Island Jersey Shore Statue of Liberty Brooklyn Bridge Battery Thirty-fourth Street Pier Hohenzollern

Prince Henry Arrives Aboard Hohenzollern In New York

Prince Henry of Prussia lands from the Kronprinz Wilhelm at West Thirty-fourth Street amid a heavy guards, with 500 police and 200 Secret Service, while dignitaries and crowds line the pier. He is greeted byOfficials, salutes, and a gilded gangway as the royal party boards the Hohenzollern.

Prince Henry of Prussia Kronprinz Wilhelm West Thirty-fourth Street Metropolitan Force National Secret Service Squadron A New York State National Guard Hohenzollern Custom House Steamship Company Prince Henry Kronprinz Prince Muller Lloyd Piers Baudissin New York Titus Detective Bureau Count von Baudissin von Holleben Henry Capt Cortright Harley Schmittberger Wilkie Secret Service Germany Rebensburs Col. Bingham Capt. Schmittberger Huri

Chinese Revenue Returns Reported by Times Peking Desk

The Times correspondent in Peking notes that Chinese revenue is satisfactory. The Tien-Tsin Provincial Government will contribute 70 000 taels per month toward indemnity installments from native customs under its control. Officials say Canton customs transfer delay stems from the imperial department’s unpreparedness, not local Treasurer obstruction. Revenue from Niu-Chwang natives exceeds expectations, signaling large potential gains for China.

Loxpon New York Times London Peking Times Tien-Tsin Canton Customs Imperial Maritime Customs Service Niu-Chwang China

Turkish Vali to be recalled from Aleppo

London dispatch reports Enis Pasha Vali of Aleppo is slated for recall by the Sultan after embassies ban consular contact and the Powers pressed for action. Formerly Vali of Diar Bekir in Armenia, he oversaw the mass murder there in 1895. He was appointed to Aleppo eighteen months ago.

London Times-New York Times Enis Pasha Vali Aleppo Constantinople The Times Enis Diar Bekir Armenia

Peace Movement At Cape Town Seeks Imperial Indemnity Act

Cape Town reports a Loyalist movement led by Cecil Rhodes in the Cape Parliament to win an indemnity act and other steps from the Imperial Government to restore peace in South Africa.

London

Boycott on German Goods Impacts Prussian Poland Trade

Warsaw reports a Polish movement against German goods has reduced German imports into Prussian Poland while Austrian imports rise, signaling a shift in trade patterns. The Times Saint Petersburg correspondent notes the effect already observed in the market.

London Times NEW Yok Times London Warsaw St. Petersburg The Times Prussian Poland

Seaboard Fast Mail Service Early Route Note

To the Southwest Via Atlanta and Montgomery a one day itinerary from W 234 Street Ferry to Seaboard Air Line train 27 the Seaboard Fast Mail sleeper opens 10 P M with office at 183 Broadway and train leaving 12 10 A M

Atlanta Montgomery Seaboard Air Line Ry Seaboard Street Ferry P. R.R

Opera souvenir sale after gala night for Prince Henry

On Wednesday morning February 26 at the Metropolitan Opera House decorations from the gala night will be sold without reserve to those who desire keepsakes honoring Prince Henry.

Metropolitan Opera House Thorley Prince Henry

Kronprinz Wilhelm Arrives in Berlin Prompts Extra Edition

Emperor William received news that Kronprinz Wilhelm neared his port in fair weather and Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia was well. Berlin awoke to an unusual newspaper extra announcing the arrival, signaling a notable event in German newspaperdom.

Berlin William New York Kronprinz Wilhelm Prince. Henry Prussia

Editorials Ridicule Prince Henry Welcome in Democracy

London editors, in satirical notes, comment on Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia being welcomed by a democratic nation. They note he plays the velvet glove well and also the mailed fist with equal skill, matching his reputation in both roles.

London Prince Henry Prussia

Dry Monopole Champagne Emceeind by the Royal Court

The Royal Court in Berlin has enacted a policy on Dry Monopole Champagne since 1818, reflecting long standing regulation. Officials in Berlin enforce restrictions on alcohol production and distribution under royal authority.

Berlin

Burnett's Cocoaine Promotes Hair Growth and Soothes Scalp

An advertisement claims Burnett's Cocoaine kills dandruff, allays irritation, and promotes healthy hair growth. The ad presents the product as a scalp remedy endorsed by an unnamed advertiser.

Burnett

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